Новости за 22.12.2018

Donald Trump for three years starting with his presidential campaign told his supporters he would build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico and that Mexico would pay for it. Now, there has been a partial government shutdown over the president trying...

Congressman Steny Hoyer of Maryland elaborates on what middle ground may be for Democrats, Republicans, and President Trump to end the partial government shutdown.

NBC News reports Robert Mueller may submit the Russia investigation report to the acting attorney general as early as February. But what will acting AG Matt Whitaker do with it? MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki and a panel of guests discuss.

MSNBC National Security Analyst Nicholas Rasmussen explains why the resignation of Defense Secretary James Mattis is a major development in the Trump administration.

NBC’s Blayne Alexander speaks to a furloughed federal employee in Washington and gets her reaction to the partial shutdown.

A fight over border wall funding sees the government go into its third shut down of the Trump presidency. Hallie Jackson & Garrett Haake join with the very latest.

In a new White House video, the president again changed the definition of his border wall - something as a candidate he called a 'real, impenetrable' wall. Donna Edwards & David Jolly react.

Defense Secretary James Mattis, the last restraint on an impulsive President Trump, resigned in protest after Trump ignored his advice about withdrawing troops from Syria. Fear about what an unchecked Trump might do is reverberating around the world...

President Trump demanded that Democrats ‘give’ Republicans their vote on a boarder bill they oppose without offering anything in return, sending the Federal Government to the third shutdown of the year. How long could it last? Who will cave first? Katy...

Rachel Maddow reports on the back-and-forth over the gag order in the case of Maria Butina ending with the judge's decision to lift the gag order, and what that might mean about the case and what the public finds out.

Senator Mazie Hirono talks with Rachel Maddow about a new report from CNN that Donald Trump berated acting-Attorney General Matt Whitaker for how the SDNY case against Michael Cohen made him look.

Frank Thorp, Capitol Hill reporter for NBC News, talks with Rachel Maddow about the failure by Republicans to avoid a government shutdown despite controlling the House, Senate, and White House, and notes the lack of any clear solution or compromise in the

Rachel Maddow reports on an emergency, all-hands-on-deck meeting called by Republicans on the House Rules Committee, with a government shutdown fast approaching, to discuss regulations on cheese.

Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops from Syria is "a message" to the world, said journalist Rula Jebreal.

Rachel Maddow shares the details of an old-fashioned example of political self-dealing corruption reported in the New York Times that is almost refreshing in the era of globe-shaking Trump scandals.

Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen says the president is to blame - but he also blames the "pathetic" behavior of the Congressional Republicans who enabled him.

Democrats are preparing to take back control of the House amidst chaos and crisis. Sen. Jerry Nadler talks with Chris Hayes about what he plans to do when he takes the helm of the Judiciary Committee.

Republican Congressman Ryan Costello and former Record Producer Steve Stoute join Ari Melber for “Fallback Friday”. Steve Stoute calls out record companies for taking advantage of artists by owning their names and their music, referencing Prince’s...

In His Let Me Finish, Chris Matthews talked about Barack Obama’s visit to a children’s hospital in Washington.

Defense Secretary James Mattis’s resignation worries many who saw him as a check against Trump’s worst impulses.

Lawmakers are trying to avoid a Trump-inflicted Government shutdown, a day after Trump Defense Secretary, Jim Mattis, resigns. Dr. Jason Johnson tells Ari Melber that the looming shutdown is an example of the “consistent failed leadership of Mitch...

The Government may shut down because President Trump wants to look “strong on immigration”. Ari Melber breaks down how a careful study of Trump’s own history reveals a stunning level of hypocrisy on the issue of foreign workers. New reporting reveals...

WaPo’s Aaron Blake, MSNBC contributor Charlie Sykes, and Boston Herald’s Kim Atkins on the looming shutdown over border wall funding

Former US atty Joyce Vance, NYT’s Michael Schmidt, WaPo’s Aaron Blake, MSNBC contributor Charlie Sykes, and Boston Herald’s Kim Atkins on the developments in the Russia investigation

WaPo’s Aaron Blake, MSNBC contributor Charlie Sykes, Boston Herald’s Kim Atkins, and PBS’ Alicia Menendez on the fallout of Defense Secretary Mattis' resignation in protest of Trump's foreign policy decisions