Новости за 24.01.2018

For years the U.S. and Israel have had a close bond, but could they use that relationship to re-shape a volatile Middle East? Retired Admiral General James Stavridis joined to talk about his opinion piece where he lays out the ways he believes the U.S.

The new Edelman Trust Barometer survey shows the steepest decline on record in Americans’ trust in institutions. Ali Velshi joins from Davos, Switzerland and CNBC’s John Harwood plus the Vice Chairman of Public Affairs at Edelman, Steve Schmidt, discuss

As Larry Nassar is escorted out of the courtroom, following sentencing of up to 175 years in prison and days of victim-impact statements, applause and cheers fill the courtroom.

After receiving Trump's ire, Sessions had a decision to make about how he'd approach his responsibilities. He appears to have chosen the subservient path.

Former Olympic Gymnastics Coach Larry Nassar has been charged with sexual assault and will spend up to 175 years in prison. He is currently serving a 60 year sentence for possession of child pornography.

The United Nations World Tourism Organization reports that international tourism surged 7 percent last year, however trips to the U.S. fell about 4 percent. Some blame this on what’s being called a “Trump slump.” Ali Velshi breaks down why foreign

MSNBC's Ali Velshi talks to Anthony Scaramucci ahead of President Trump's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Scaramucci says Trump will bring his "America First" economic message to the world stage.

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

For Mitch McConnell to suddenly pretend he sees no value in brinkmanship and hostage taking is to treat the public as fools.

Rev. Al Sharpton chats with Seth Harris about how much Trump is responsible for the decline in black people being employed since he has taken office.

Rev. Al Sharpton digs into the news surrounding security chief Kristen Nielsen and how she has a racist hypocritical past.

Rev. Al Sharpton sits down to chat with Rep. Frederica Wilson to discuss Trump’s first year in office and how it affects the black community.

A non-profit organization and Southwest Airlines airlifted 62 stray cats and dogs out of Puerto Rico, many of which were abandoned after Hurricane Maria.

In the Trump era, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is no longer a bureau that exists to protects the financial interests of consumers.

A year ago, Paul Ryan told Dreamer Angelica Villalobos that she didn't have to worry about deportation forces throwing her out of the country. She joins Lawrence O'Donnell to discuss her family's uncertain future.

Ben Wikler, Washington Director for MoveOn.org, and Cornell Belcher, Democratic pollster, discuss how the government shutdown affected the Democratic base.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) wants to talk about obstructionism against presidential nominees. Perhaps he's forgotten how he treated Cassandra Butts.

Vicente Fox, the former president of Mexico, joins Morning Joe to discuss Donald Trump and his new book 'Let's Move On: Beyond Fear & False Prophets.'

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W. Va., says he's running for re-election even if Congress 'sucks'. Sen. Manchin says Congress is going to strengthen the border as part of a deal over DACA.

Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., discusses efforts to undermine the credibility of the FBI and the latest in Robert Mueller's investigation.

When it comes to controversies involving politicians accused of sexual harassment, Rep. Patrick Meehan (R-Pa.) appears to be in the middle of a unique scandal.

The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and new reporting on the officials interviewed by Mueller's team.

After firing James Comey, Trump had a meeting with FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe about temporarily leading the bureau. The discussion did not go well.

President Trump and his allies, including Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, continue to allege bias at the FBI. Sen. Johnson released more texts this week from FBI agent Peter Strzok and also spoke of a 'secret society' at the FBI.

Senate Minority Leader, Chuck Schumer, has retracted his offer to fund the border wall, saying the wall was part of a package including legal protections for DACA recipients. Trump also responded to Schumer in a tweet.