Новости за 06.03.2024

NBC News projects that Jason Palmer, a venture capitalist who had been campaigning heavily in American Samoa, will win the Democratic presidential caucus there, defeating President Joe Biden.

An MSNBC panel reacts to the familiar set of lies and distortions in the opening portion of Donald Trump's Super Tuesday speech and discusses the perennial problem of how to cover Trump's remarks without facilitating his lies.

Alex Wagner and an MSNBC panel discuss the racial history of the evangelical alliance with right-wing politics in the United States and how the racial issues that animate Donald Trump's candidacy resonate with right-wing groups that might otherwise seems like unlikely Trump supporters.

While Haley once again fell short to Trump in the GOP delegate race on Super Tuesday, her fight has continually shown that Trump has a general election problem.

Lawrence O'Donnell and Rachel Maddow discuss a major difference between Democrats and Republicans in office: How much they try to do.They also discuss how Democrats could attempt to navigate the "unique problem" this creates.

Chris Hayes and an MSNBC panel discuss Nikki Haley's reasons for staying in the Republican primary race despite losing consistently to Donald Trump, not the least of which is the not-unreasonable anticipation of a complete and total Trump implosion at some point before the election.

Chris Hayes and Lawrence O'Donnell point out the electoral advantages to President Joe Biden delivering his State of the Union address, and why Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson made a mistake by putting off the scheduling of the speech so late in the year.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper joins the MSNBC panel moments after Mark Robinson wins the state's GOP primary for governor. Cooper says "Mark Robinson does not reflect North Carolina's values."

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, Nicolle Wallace, Lawrence O'Donnell, Ari Melber, and Joy Reid discuss how Nikki Haley became "the last one standing" in the race against Donald Trump for the Republican nomination for president.

MSNBC's Ali Vitali reports on the Haley campaign as polls start to close on Super Tuesday throughout the East Coast. Vitali reports the mood at team Haley is "jubilant" and full of "happy warriors." Haley plans to watch the results with staff in Charleston where music is playing and food will be served. With the odds stacked against Haley, Vitali wonders if the "jubilant" mood is like "dancing on the deck of the Titanic."

Ari Melber, Nicole Wallace and Joy Reid discuss the Republican presidential primary, Nikki Haley's future, and remark on the strangeness Donald Trump brings to to this year's election.

Watch live as MSNBC's Steve Kornacki analyzes the numbers and works the big board as results from Super Tuesday come in.

A new report this week documents Trump supporters who’ve been using artificial intelligence to gin up images of Trump appearing friendly with nonexistent Black people.

Shaq Brewster, NBC News Correspondent, Claire McCaskill, former Senator from Missouri and David Jolly, former Congressman from Florida join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss what comes next for the Republican voters who have backed candidates other than Donald Trump, like Nikki Haley and if they will support Joe Biden over Donald Trump in the general election in November.

Trump’s lawyers complain that the D.A.'s office prosecuted Allen Weisselberg for perjury while intending to put Michael Cohen on the stand in the hush money trial.