Новости за 05.01.2018

In 2017, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) came out on top with 23 appearances each.

Former Trump campaign adviser Sam Nunberg discusses Michael Wolff's explosive new book and takes you inside the minds of Donald Trump, and how he's reacting to the story.

Steve Bannon’s secretive, billionaire backers, the Mercers, are now abandoning him. Who are the Mercers and what are they saying about Bannon?

After losing his son Jonathan to the opioid epidemic, James Wennefeld, a retired Navy Admiral and Fmr. Vice Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and his family dedicated themselves to fighting the opioid epidemic one family at a time. Wennefeld started...

Sen. Ed Markey tells NBC's Andrea Mitchell that Trump's proposal to open nearly all U.S. coastlines to offshore oil and gas drilling is 'outrageous.'

The Justice Department and the FBI made a specific request to House Speaker Paul Ryan. The GOP leader sided instead with Devin Nunes.

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

The Republican White House has gone to outrageous lengths to undermine "Obamacare," and those efforts took another damaging step yesterday.

Before we go: Here is some good news coming from Billy Earl Dade Middle School in Dallas, Texas, where hundreds of surrogate dads volunteered for a breakfast event at the school.

In an exclusive NBC News interview, “Fire and Fury” author Michael Wolff says 100 percent of the people around the president question his intelligence and fitness for office. Washington Post’s Robert Costa, Bloomberg’s Tim O’Brien, and Vice Chair of the

A new report details the Trump administration’s attempt to keep Attorney General Jeff Sessions from recusing himself in the Russia Probe. NBC’s Ken Dilanian has the latest on the report and Bloomberg’s Tim O’Brien plus the Vice Chair of the New York

When it comes to voting in the United States, Donald Trump thinks the "system is rigged." The obvious follow-up question is, "Rigged for whom"?

MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff reports on the budding business of pot in California and the unique entrepreneurs that are sprouting up.

One of the striking things about the Trump administration's new plan for coastal drilling is just how broad the opposition is.

Inexperience and competitive primaries could cost Democrats winnable seats in midterm elections, reports The National Journal's Josh Kraushaar in his latest piece 'The Democrats' Dilemma.'

Washington Post reporter Robert Costa takes you inside the White House and reveals how journalist Michael Wolff was able to gain access to key members of the Trump administration to write his explosive book, "Fire and Fury." Costa joins Stephanie Ruhle...

Donald Trump wanted to deliver a message to the White House press corps yesterday, but he apparently didn't want to speak to reporters in person.

CNBC's Brian Sullivan joins Morning Joe to break down the December jobs report and the Dow average.

Janice Min was one of the few people at the Steve Bannon-Roger Ailes dinner at Michael Wolff's townhouse in January 2017, and she says every word from the evening detailed in Wolff's book is accurate. Min joins Morning Joe to discuss.

While Donald Trump's first year as president has been pretty good overall for job creation, Americans nevertheless saw the slowest job growth in six years.

Axios reporter Jonathan Swan and AP reporter Julie Pace join Morning Joe to discuss the fallout of remarks about the Trump family made by Steve Bannon, the president's former chief strategist.

In the Trump-Russia scandal, it's important for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to substantiate James Comey's claims about Trump pressure. That's now happened.

Joe Scarborough discusses his latest Washington Post column, which focuses on an interview he and Mika Brzezinski conducted with candidate Donald Trump in 2015 where Scarborough asks Trump 'Can you read?'. The panel also discusses if the GOP will...

The panel discusses Michael Wolff's controversial new book 'Fire and Fury' about the Trump White House and the president's relationship with Steve Bannon. The panel also discusses the latest in Iran.

The Morning Joe panel discusses the revelations in Michael Wolff's new book on the Trump White House as well as new reporting by Michael Schmidt on the president and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.