updates / April 08, 2026 Erin Brockovich slams lack of transparency in toxic spill aftermath 2023-06-30T22:01:02.000Z'It's misinformation': Erin Brockovich slams lack of transparency in toxic spill aftermathMonths after a train derailment in Ohio, residents of East Palestine continue to suffer from headaches, nausea, and other health issues. Environmental activist Erin Brockovich joins Morning Joe to discuss the challenges communities like East Palestine face in their fight for environmental justice. Brockovich stresses the urgency of addressing infrastructure issues, providing accurate information, and supporting affected communities to prevent future environmental crises and protect public health. 5412023-06-30T21:59:58.000Z2023-06-30T21:37:20.000ZJess Bravin: Eliminating 'racial preferences' has been a driving part of Roberts' jurisprudence for decades.The Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action programs at Harvard and UNC sparks a debate on achieving equality and diversity in college admissions. Chief Justice John Roberts argues that the existing admissions programs lack clear objectives, involve stereotypes, and do not have meaningful end points. The Wall Street Journal's Supreme Court correspondent, Jess Bravin joins Morning Joe to discuss. 3732023-06-30T21:36:24.000Z2023-06-30T21:03:54.000ZChasten Buttigieg: GOP focused on minimizing and attacking LGBTQ AmericansLGBTQ advocate Chasten Buttigieg reacts to the Supreme Court dealing a blow to LGBTQ+ protections5182023-06-30T21:02:48.000Z2023-06-30T21:18:09.000ZBiden announces next steps on student debt relief after Supreme Court rulingPresident Biden delivered remarks on the next steps his administration is taking on student debt relief after the Supreme Court struck down their previous program. 6132023-06-30T20:21:05.000Z2023-06-30T18:29:48.000ZJoe: 'A happy ending' seems unlikely for Trump in this battle with Jack SmithThe former president's legal situation has gone from bad to worse as Susie Wiles, a key campaign operative, is questioned about Trump's handling of classified information. As more individuals, including Wiles, face questioning, the pressure mounts for Trump to maintain his innocence. However, the testimonies of those close to him, combined with the evidence, paint a picture of a cornered Trump who may resort to further lies and exacerbate his legal troubles. The Morning Joe panel discuss.3602023-06-30T18:26:44.000Z2023-06-30T18:26:53.000ZLaura Jarrett: Recent SCOTUS decisions show ‘a court that is deeply divided’The Supreme Court handed down two of its most anticipated decisions of this term, rejecting President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan and siding with a web designer who does not want to work with same-sex couples. NBC News Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Jarrett, Mount Holyoke President Elect Danielle Holley, Assistant Professor at the George Mason School of Law Jennifer Mascott, University of Michigan Law Professor Barbara McQuade, and Jen Psaki, host of MSNBC’s “Inside with Jen Psaki,” join Andrea Mitchell to break down the decisions. Jarrett says these decisions, alongside the affirmative action decision, show “a court that is deeply divided with dramatically different worldviews about discrimination, about the rights of disenfranchised minorities, and what to do about that.”1432023-06-30T18:25:57.000Z2023-06-30T18:20:51.000ZJan. 6 participant arrested near Obama homeTaylor Taranto, who participated in the January 6 Capitol riot and was identified by Sedition Hunters nearly two years ago, was arrested near the home of former President Obama, according to a law enforcement official. NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports.1152023-06-30T18:19:50.000Z2023-06-30T18:47:31.000ZWill Hurd: SCOTUS ruling on LGBTQ+ rights 'makes me uncomfortable,’ but was ‘the right call’The Supreme Court handed down two of its largest decisions of this term, striking down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program and siding with a web designer who refuses to work on websites for same-sex couples. Former Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) joins Andrea Mitchell to share his reaction. Hurd says, “This is a decision that makes me uncomfortable, but I think it was the right call partly because we should protect expression and speech even if it makes us uncomfortable.” He added, “I personally disagree with the anti-LGBTQ sentiments that were expressed in this case.”2422023-06-30T18:17:19.000Z2023-06-30T18:15:18.000ZRep. Bob Good: ‘I’m glad’ SCOTUS rejected student loan plan, ‘it’s a student loan transfer scheme’Rep. Bob Good (R-VA), a member of the House Education committee and Freedom Caucus, joins Andrea Mitchell to share his reaction to the Supreme Court’s decision striking down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. “This is a Supreme Court that respects the Constitution. With respect to student loan debt, first of all, we shouldn't be calling it a forgiveness plan. It's not a forgiveness plan. It's a student loan transfer scheme,” says Good. “It's just wrong for the for the American people and I'm glad that the Supreme Court has risen to the occasion here.”2892023-06-30T18:14:20.000Z2023-06-30T18:01:18.000ZRep. Maxwell Frost: ‘Incumbent upon the administration to find other ways' to forgive student debtRepresentative Maxwell Frost (D-FL), the youngest member of Congress, tells Andrea Mitchell that the Supreme Court’s student loan decision “doesn’t strike down the President’s ability” to forgive student debt, but rather “the way he was doing it.” He explains, “now it’s just going to be incumbent upon the administration to find other ways to do it and other laws to look at other mechanisms.”2752023-06-30T18:00:33.000Z2023-06-30T16:21:06.000ZSupreme Court to hear case on right of accused domestic abusers to own gunsThe Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case over whether people accused of domestic violence have a right to own guns. NBC News' Laura Jarrett reports.872023-06-30T16:20:15.000Z2023-06-30T14:47:58.000Z'Key figure in indictment revealed': Susie Wiles identified in Trump's classified docs caseSusie Wiles, a key figure in Trump's campaign and an influential Republican strategist, has been identified as the individual mentioned in Special Counsel Jack Smith's indictment. Wiles was present when Trump displayed a classified map, raising questions about potential mishandling of sensitive information. State Attorney for Palm Beach County, David Aronberg, joins Morning Joe to discuss what new layer of complexity the identification of a key campaign official adds to the ongoing investigation and raises questions about the potential impact on Trump's political circle.3382023-06-30T14:47:17.000Z2023-06-30T14:47:48.000ZSupreme Court strikes down Biden’s plan for student loan forgivenessThe Supreme Court has blocked President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, ruling it would harm those servicing the debt. NBC's Julia Ainsley has details.762023-06-30T14:47:08.000Z2023-06-30T14:32:28.000ZRep. Ritchie Torres: Clarence Thomas opinion on affirmative action is 'painfully hypocritical'Representative Ritchie Torres joins Jen Psaki to discuss the Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action in college admissions. 3062023-06-30T14:31:51.000Z2023-06-30T15:00:04.000ZRep. Torres: Republicans are 'raging a relentless campaign of fear mongering' against LGBTQ communityRepresentative Ritchie Torres joins Jen Psaki to discuss the politicization of LGBTQ rights. 4152023-06-30T14:22:55.000Z2023-06-30T14:14:02.000ZPresident of GLAAD: 'Fundamentally Americans believe LGBTQ people should have equal rights'President and CEO of GLAAD Sarah Kate Ellis joins Jen Psaki to discuss the politicization of LGBTQ rights. 5332023-06-30T14:13:15.000Z2023-06-30T14:46:48.000ZSupreme Court rules for web designer who refused to work on same-sex wedding sitesThe Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Christian web designers from Colorado who refuses to work on same-sex wedding websites, saying she has a free speech right to refuse to endorse messages she disagrees with.1322023-06-30T14:11:22.000Z2023-06-30T13:15:44.000Z'Can money stop Trump in 2024?': Koch network's $70M moveHigh-profile Republican donors, including the Koch network and Leonard Leo, are rallying their financial support behind initiatives to thwart Donald Trump's potential nomination in 2024. This shift signals a departure from the 2016 election when the wealthy donors were divided. The question remains whether this concentrated effort will be enough to overcome Trump's loyal base and find a viable candidate capable of defeating him. The Morning Joe panel discuss. 3122023-06-30T13:14:57.000Z2023-06-30T12:59:32.000Z'Immigrants leaving Florida in fear': New immigration law sparks exodus of workersThe implementation of a new immigration bill in Florida has prompted a significant exodus of migrant workers, causing a major impact on the state's workforce. Morning Joe reporter Daniela Pierre Bravo investigates the effects of the bill on the agriculture industry, highlighting the fear and uncertainty among immigrant workers. The consequences of this exodus could extend beyond individual cases, potentially leading to larger economic and labor concerns for the state.3372023-06-30T12:58:23.000Z2023-06-30T12:26:11.000ZGov. Wes Moore: 'Progress is intentional, not inevitable' in MarylandMaryland's deliberate investments in infrastructure, mass transit, and job retraining are yielding positive results. Democratic Governor Wes Moore joins Morning Joe to discuss Maryland's economic progress, emphasizing intentional investments and partnerships with the Biden administration, resulting in job creation and three consecutive months of record-low unemployment. Moore also weighs in on Thursday's SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action. 4712023-06-30T12:25:24.000Z2023-06-30T12:11:39.000Z'Air pollution now 6th leading cause of death': Dr. Vin GuptaExtreme heatwaves in Texas and the spread of wildfire smoke across the country pose significant health risks. Dr. Vin Gupta discusses the impact of heat on human well-being, such as cardiovascular complications, maternal health issues, and premature aging. He emphasizes the importance of utilizing air conditioning, seeking shelter, and taking steps to maintain indoor air quality. Additionally, he highlights the efficacy of masks, such as N95 respirators, in mitigating the risks of smoke exposure.3302023-06-30T12:10:55.000Z2023-06-30T11:23:00.000ZPence pledges unwavering support to Ukraine in face of Russian invasionRepublican presidential candidate Mike Pence visits Ukraine and meets with President Zelensky, affirming continued US support for Ukraine's military efforts against Russian aggression. He reassures local families and emphasizes the US commitment to providing necessary assistance until the Russian invasion is repelled and Ukraine's sovereignty is restored. Annmarie Hordern joins Way Too Early to discuss. 3372023-06-30T11:21:55.000Z2023-06-30T06:17:52.000ZSupreme Court engaged in civil rights era rollback with radical rulingsDahlia Lithwick, senior editor for Slate, talks with Alex Wagner about the Supreme Court's "cynical gaslighting" in committing the "double troll" of not only attacking long standing, hard fought civil rights, but claiming that in doing so they're working within the civil rights tradition. 1602023-06-30T04:41:20.000Z2023-06-30T06:18:09.000ZHow the repercussions of affirmative action's end will reach far beyond college admissionsJanai Nelson, director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, talks with Alex Wagner about how the Supreme Court's ending of affirmative action will be felt throughout American society and the importance of maintaining diversity as an American value. 5132023-06-30T04:19:00.000Z2023-06-30T04:07:29.000ZEnd of affirmative action checks another box on list of long term conservative projectsAlex Wagner looks at the history of the conservative war on affirmative action and the roles of Clarence Thomas and John Roberts in that decades-long effort.5212023-06-30T04:06:40.000Z2023-06-30T06:18:32.000ZThe Last Thing: Defending PridePride Month comes to a close – and an L.A. administrator has one final reminder about why the LGBTQ+ community needs support.1892023-06-30T04:00:52.000Z2023-06-30T06:19:11.000ZSupreme Court guts affirmative actionPeter Baker, Deborah Archer, Jeannie Suk Gersen and Michael Waldman discuss the Supreme Court's decision and what it means for schools going forward.10182023-06-30T03:24:43.000Z2023-06-30T06:19:27.000ZTrump aide on classified document tape reportedly identifiedThe New York Times is reporting that the Trump staffer heard on the tape of Trump discussing classified documents is a representative of his PAC named Susie Wiles. MSNBC Legal Analyst Barbara McQuade discusses this and more with Jonathan Capehart.3682023-06-30T03:23:19.000Z2023-06-30T03:19:51.000Z'We must not lose hope’: MA A.G. vows action after SCOTUS ends Affirmative ActionMassachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell tells MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart she’s disappointed in the Supreme Court’s ruling ending affirmative action and the conservative justices’ disregard for the history that’s created racial disparities in education, but details the “concrete tools” she is pursing to ensure equal opportunity in her state.3962023-06-30T03:18:43.000Z2023-06-30T02:51:45.000Z'Beyond a disappointing result': Top educator torches Affirmative Action rulingBecky Pringle, the president of the National Education Association, joins MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss her deep disappointment in the Supreme Court’s ruling ending Affirmative Action in college admissions.3862023-06-30T02:51:04.000Z2023-06-30T06:20:15.000Z‘Malignant Black self-hatred’: Dyson slams Clarence Thomas concurrence on affirmative action rulingThe Supreme Court has struck down the use of affirmative action in college admissions. The Roberts Court, which would not look like the court it is today without affirmative action, decided in a pair of rulings that race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina violate equal protection under the Constitution. Young people close to this decision, and thought leader Michael Eric Dyson, join Joy Reid to discuss.5042023-06-30T02:16:56.000Z2023-06-30T06:20:38.000ZSCOTUS affirmative action ruling blames Black students for 'taking spots' of whites: Elie MystalThe Supreme Court ruling striking down affirmative action in college admissions blames Black students for “taking the spots” of white students “who feel outcompeted,” Elie Mystal says. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.6032023-06-30T01:53:14.000Z2023-06-30T00:55:59.000ZJoy: Conservative justices welcome affirmative action—of legacy students“That affirmative action is okay with this majority,” says Joy Reid, discussing the conservative justices’ views on legacy admissions vs. race-based admissions. “But you people who want to get in just because of your brains, but you’re not from a legacy—too bad, you can’t come in."4612023-06-30T00:52:18.000Z2023-06-30T00:38:55.000ZResignation in Arizona highlights election officials' struggles: Intimidation and attacks persistOn Wednesday, the special counsel's office interviewed Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger regarding 2020 election interference. After the interview, his office stated that failed candidates and their supporters have circulated false narratives about elections for personal gain, but "voters of Georgia are not buying again." Meanwhile, an election worker in Arizona's third-largest county resigned due to a lack of protection from intimidation and reputation attacks. The Morning Joe panel discuss, highlighting the increasing harassment and threats faced by election officials, which affects the recruitment of personnel for future elections.2082023-06-30T00:37:57.000Z2023-06-30T06:21:06.000ZHow Clarence Thomas ‘pulled the ladder up behind him’ on affirmative actionChris Hayes on Clarence Thomas voting to strike down affirmative action: "One of the things we saw today was a brilliant man—who was able to overcome centuries of institutionalized prejudice, who was able to come from the most unlikely of backgrounds with the help of a system designed to accomplish just that—turn around and pull the ladder up behind him."5172023-06-30T00:15:48.000Z2023-06-29T23:27:31.000ZTrump justices reverse their own testimony in new Affirmative Action banIn a landmark decision, the Supreme Court's conservative supermajority struck down the decades-old affirmative action policy in college admissions. The ruling undercuts the court's own recent precedent, contradicting the claims many GOP-appointed Justices made about honoring precedent in their confirmation hearings. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down the Court’s shift against rights and precedent and is joined by The New Yorker’s Jelani Cobb.4892023-06-29T23:26:35.000Z2023-06-29T23:24:57.000ZSee GOP justices debunked: 'Diversity is discrimination' claim drives new Affirmative Action banIn a landmark decision, the Supreme Court's conservative supermajority struck down the decades-old affirmative action policy in college admissions. The Supreme Court's rightward shift on issues like abortion means it's increasingly out of step with Americans, creating a credibility crisis for the court. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down the decision and what it could mean for the future of higher education.6752023-06-29T23:24:04.000Z2023-06-29T21:17:54.000ZBiden: 'Putin has one objective: split the West'In an exclusive interview with Nicolle Wallace, President Biden discusses Russia's war in Ukraine, and why is has such importance in the United States. "Putin has one objective: split the West. If he did that, we'd be in big trouble," Biden says on the stakes in Ukraine. "We've been able to hold everything together and to deal with focusing on making sure the most significant invasion since World War II does not succeed."1412023-06-29T21:16:40.000Z2023-06-29T21:04:18.000ZAlex Edelman's 'Just for Us': Comedy, tension, and the signatures of whitenessComedian Alex Edelman joins Morning Joe to discuss his one-man show hitting the Broadway stage, 'Just for Us.' Inspired by his experiences growing up in a Jewish family and infiltrating a white nationalist meeting, Edelman presents a captivating blend of stories, comedy, and thought-provoking discussions on identity and race. Catching the attention of comedy legends such as Steve Martin and Billy Crystal, Edelman's show has become a must-see phenomenon.5152023-06-29T21:03:21.000Z2023-06-29T21:03:50.000Z'He was a hero': Biden remembers McCain, shares anger at Trump's treatment of an 'honorable man'President Joe Biden speaks with Nicolle Wallace about his relationship with John McCain. "We used to argue like hell, but like brothers... we'd end up hugging one another," and remembers how he talked McCain into running. He also discusses how former President Donald Trump and Sen. Lindsey Graham treated the late senator. "Come on. This guy was a hero. We may disagree, but he was a completely, thoroughly honorable man." 1122023-06-29T21:02:44.000Z2023-06-29T21:14:31.000Z'Not even once': Biden says he has never discussed specific investigations with the DOJ President Joe Biden tells Nicolle Wallace that has not reached out to the Justice Department or Attorney General Merrick Garland about any specific cases. "I made a commitment that I would not in any way interfere with the Justice Department — who they prosecute, if they prosecuted, how they proceeded. I've not spoken once, not one single time, with the Attorney General on any specific case... it's not my role to do that."1062023-06-29T20:30:41.000Z2023-06-29T20:23:45.000ZMark Polymeropoulos: 'NATO and Ukraine can outlast Putin'The weakening of Putin's power and recent developments in Russia, including potential internal instability, have bolstered European resolve to support Ukraine. Former senior CIA Operations Officer Mark Polymeropoulos joins Morning Joe to discuss the evolving situation in Ukraine, suggesting that recent events have "shattered the notion" of Putin's invincibility. 3562023-06-29T20:23:01.000Z2023-06-29T20:26:47.000ZBiden: Expanding the Supreme Court would be a 'mistake'President Joe Biden speaks exclusively with Nicolle Wallace hours after the Supreme Court gutted affirmative action, reiterating his stance against expanding his court. "I think if we start the process of trying to expand the court, we're gonna politicize it maybe forever, in a way we can't get back." 1672023-06-29T20:22:02.000Z2023-06-29T20:15:05.000ZWhy SCOTUS decision may be an 'opportunity to reassess the legacy of affirmative action'Katy Tur spoke with Bertrand Cooper, writer of The Atlantic piece "The Failures of Affirmative Action" about the legacy of the policy, how it failed class diversity goals and what's next for schools.2992023-06-29T20:14:05.000Z2023-06-29T20:10:21.000ZBiden: This court has done more to unravel basic rights than any other in recent history — it's not normalPresident Joe Biden joins 'Deadline: White House' for a live TV interview. He speaks with Nicolle Wallace hours just after the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision, and explains his comments referring to this court as "not normal." 962023-06-29T20:09:45.000Z2023-06-29T20:09:34.000ZSupreme Court rules in favor of Christian mail carrier refusing to work SundaysThe Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Christian mail carrier who refused to work on Sundays. The ruling will make it easier for employees to seek religious accommodations.1432023-06-29T20:08:35.000Z2023-06-29T19:59:59.000ZForget Hunter Biden, what about Jared and Ivanka’s grift?If Republicans are truly worried about members of the first family improperly benefitting from their name, Mehdi says there are two people besides Hunter Biden that they should be looking at: Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.14532023-06-29T19:41:04.000Z2023-06-29T19:38:55.000ZFlorida jury acquits deputy charged in wake of Parkland shootingA Florida jury has acquitted former deputy Scot Peterson of felony child neglect and other charges. Peterson was accused of failing to act during the Parkland school massacre. 2222023-06-29T19:37:52.000Z2023-06-29T19:59:35.000Z“Tragedy for us all”: Mehdi reacts to Supreme Court striking down affirmative actionThe Supreme Court just struck down affirmative action programs at UNC & Harvard, effectively ending the consideration of race in admissions – a decision Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson called “a tragedy.” Legal experts Meagan Hatcher-Mays and Elie Mystal join Mehdi to discuss the monumental decision.7552023-06-29T19:19:39.000Z2023-06-29T18:38:25.000ZDanielle Holley: Affirmative action decision is a ‘very disappointing day’ for higher educationIn one of the most watched decisions of this term, the Supreme Court has ruled that race based affirmative action policies violate the Equal Protections Clause of the 14th Amendment, severely limiting the policies in college admission practices. NBC News Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Jarrett, President-Elect at Mount Holyoke College Danielle Holley, and former U.S Attorney Harry Litman join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “It's a very, very disappointing day, I think for colleges and universities,” says Holley. “I think with Justice Jackson hits right on the head as she says, the majority has a let them eat cake obliviousness to the reality of how race impacts the lives of everyday people.”5242023-06-29T18:30:50.000Z2023-06-29T18:06:07.000ZLee Bollinger: Affirmative action decision is a ‘tragedy’ in the fight against racial discriminationThe Supreme Court has ruled that race based affirmative action policies violate the Equal Protections Clause of the 14th Amendment, severely limiting the policies in college admission practices. Columbia University President Lee Bollinger joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the impact the decision will have on higher education. “This is a very serious change. And from my point of view, a tragedy in the efforts of this country and of higher education to try to deal with racial discrimination,” says Bollinger. “We know that you indicated from the California experience and the Michigan experience that there is a very significant decline in diversity, racial and ethnic diversity, and I'm, you know, sorry to say that I think that will be the immediate consequence.”4392023-06-29T18:05:12.000Z2023-06-29T17:37:10.000ZRep. Ro Khanna: SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action does ‘a terrible disservice to future leaders’Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA) joins Andrea Mitchell to react to the Supreme Court’s decision that severely limits affirmative action policies in college admission. Khanna says, “What isn't being talked about enough is the harm this is going to do for students, not just Black and Latino students, but White and Asian American students. Consider students going to Harvard who want to become the future political leaders in this country, the future president, senators, congresspeople, do you think they're gonna have a better chance of doing that and doing that successfully if they're in classes that don't have adequate representation from African Americans and Latinos?” He adds, “You're doing a terrible disservice to the future leaders of this country in a multiracial, multi-ethnic democracy.”2302023-06-29T17:36:24.000Z2023-06-29T17:53:18.000ZHow this CEO led Build-A-Bear to its most profitable year in historyKnow Your Value chats with the president and CEO of Build-A-Bear Workshop, Sharon Price John, on lessons from her new book, "Stories & Heart: Unlock the Power of Personal Stories to Create a Life You Love.”3872023-06-29T17:32:27.000Z2023-06-29T17:12:17.000ZBiden says he disagrees with Supreme Court ruling on affirmative actionPresident Biden delivered remarks after the Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action in college admissions, claiming the courts had "walked away from decades of precedent" and that "discrimination still exists in America."3552023-06-29T17:11:20.000Z2023-06-29T16:31:06.000Z'Inside Iranian uprising': Changing attitudes of courageous youth"Inside the Iranian Uprising" exposes the remarkable courage of Iran's young protesters, who captured and shared their own footage on social media of the protests that rocked Iran following the death of a young woman in police custody last September. This eye-opening documentary highlights the determination and resilience of a new generation fighting for change, even as they face ongoing threats and death sentences. Producer Sasha Joelle Achilli joins Morning Joe to discuss this powerful new film. 2932023-06-29T16:30:15.000Z2023-06-29T16:16:12.000ZDeSantis vows to eliminate IRS, education, commerce, and energy departments if electedFlorida Governor DeSantis pledges to eliminate IRS, education, commerce, and energy departments if elected president, signaling a move to reduce the size of the federal government. Additionally, the Governor stunned Republicans by vetoing a justice reform bill in Florida, aimed to allow adults with clean records to expunge their criminal histories. This unexpected move showcases DeSantis' tough-on-crime approach and his attempt to position himself further to the right of Donald Trump. The Morning Joe Panel discuss. 2022023-06-29T16:15:18.000Z2023-06-29T15:26:39.000ZMajority of Americans view Trump's handling of classified documents as illegal, poll findsDespite hopes for alternative contenders, Donald Trump continues to dominate the field leading the GOP primary at 56%, according to a Fox News poll. However, a new AP and RC Center poll reveals that 53% of adults consider Donald Trump's mishandling of classified documents illegal, while 16% view it as unethical but not criminal. Donny Deutsch joins Morning Joe, highlighting Donald Trump's charisma as a key factor in his continued dominance.3372023-06-29T15:25:42.000Z2023-06-29T16:30:16.000ZPolls find split support of affirmative action in college admissionsAhead of the Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in college admissions, public opinion on the issue was heavily split. NBC’s Steve Kornacki breaks down recent polling.2332023-06-29T15:08:06.000Z2023-06-29T14:39:02.000ZHarvard students ‘devastated’ after Supreme Court affirmative action rulingNBC News’ Antonia Hylton breaks down how students at Harvard University are reacting to the Supreme Court’s decision banning affirmative action in college admissions.2402023-06-29T14:31:07.000Z2023-06-29T14:38:02.000ZSupreme Court affirmative action ruling could mean ‘fewer Black students,’ fmr. prosecutor saysThe Supreme Court has ruled in a 6-3 decision to ban affirmative action nationwide, meaning that colleges can no longer look at race when diversifying their student bodies. NBC News legal analyst Charles Coleman explains how the decision could impact students and colleges across the country.1412023-06-29T14:20:33.000Z2023-06-29T14:14:02.000ZSupreme Court rules against affirmative action in college admissionsThe Supreme Court has ruled against affirmative action in college admissions in two cases about private and public universities. NBC News' Julia Ainsley has details on the ruling.1322023-06-29T14:13:16.000Z2023-06-29T13:46:39.000ZRichard Haass: 'A disintegrating Russia on the shortlist of nightmares'Recent events have left Vladimir Putin vulnerable, losing ground in Ukraine and facing isolation from multiple nations. The President of the Council on Foreign Relations, Richard Haass, joins Morning Joe, expressing caution in assessing the impact of Ukraine's recent counter-offensive and Putin's resilience. While Ukraine may see some gains, a collapse of Putin's regime remains uncertain, requiring further evaluation of the situation's dynamics and potential consequences.4332023-06-29T13:45:55.000Z2023-06-29T13:03:22.000ZChris Christie: Trump is a 'consummate show-off' Chris Christie's recent criticism of Donald Trump's excuses regarding the classified documents garners attention among a segment of Republican primary voters who seek accountability and a departure from Trump. While Christie's support remains relatively low, his growing visibility highlights a subset of the Republican electorate that desires a break from Trump's influence.5322023-06-29T13:02:21.000Z2023-06-29T12:18:10.000ZTrump's doc defense crumbles as Meadows' memoir emergesMark Meadows' memoir provides evidence supporting allegations that Donald Trump discussed attack plans on Iran while interviewed for the book. The leaked audio tape captures Trump waving around what he admitted was a classified document related to a potential plan to attack Iran during his presidency, contradicting Trump's claims of discussing unrelated topics like golf plans and buildings. The Morning Joe panel discuss.3512023-06-29T12:17:26.000Z2023-06-29T11:57:59.000ZBiden rejects suggestions to distance himself from Hunter amid GOP attacksSources close to the President tell NBC News that Biden firmly rejects any suggestions to limit Hunter Biden's public visibility and emphasizes his unconditional love for his son. Despite ongoing attacks from the GOP, the President continues to keep Hunter close to him, a source saying "keeping his son near also means keeping him safe." The Morning Joe panel discuss.1842023-06-29T11:57:03.000Z2023-06-29T11:04:11.000ZGOP candidates embrace border wall despite past criticismThe Republican Party, largely aligning with Trump's immigration policies, is even advocating for more stringent measures than those implemented during his administration. Many Republican presidential candidates, including former critics like Chris Christie and Nikki Haley, are now advocating for the construction of a southern border wall. Figures like Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy are calling for increased militarization of the southern border, reflecting the intensified rhetoric and heightened anger within the GOP electorate.2802023-06-29T11:03:23.000Z2023-06-29T04:50:44.000ZAs Texans suffer in the heat, state Republicans play politicsTexas State Rep. James Talarico and David Wallace-Wells, opinion writer for The New York Times, talk with Alex Wagner about the deadly heat wave Texans are dealing with and the obvious policy responses, from air conditioners in jails to incentivizing green energy, that state Republicans are resisting. 6652023-06-29T04:49:47.000Z2023-06-29T06:12:06.000ZThe Last Thing: “It’s worth it in the end”Gymnast Simone Biles is returning to elite competition two years after she took a step back from the sport to focus on her mental health.802023-06-29T04:01:02.000Z2023-06-29T04:22:44.000ZOnce a Trump target, arc of the moral universe bends for Yusef SalaamAlex Wagner reviews the personal history of Yusef Salaam, wrongfully accused of rape as a member of the Central Park Five, with Donald Trump calling for his execution, only to be cleared years later as part of the Exonerated Five, and now very well positioned to win a seat on the New York City Council. 1212023-06-29T03:51:22.000Z2023-06-29T06:13:27.000ZOne-on-one: Treasury Secretary Janet YellenStephanie Ruhle sits down with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to discuss the state of the economy as President Biden doubles down on his economic policy. 4422023-06-29T03:48:46.000Z2023-06-29T06:13:48.000ZGiuliani, at center of Trump election subversion schemes, spoke with federal prosecutorsAlex Wagner looks at all of the different ways Rudy Giuliani was at the very center of Donald Trump's effort to overturn his 2020 election loss, from lobbying election officials to the fake elector scheme to stoking the pre-riot mob on January 6, and shares news that Giuliani met with federal prosecutors with the special counsel's office under a proffer agreement. 4262023-06-29T03:39:15.000Z2023-06-29T03:33:14.000ZBiden drags Republicans lauding his economic policies they voted againstMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell talks to President Biden's Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young who echoed the President after he went to Chicago to give a speech celebrating America's world-leading post-pandemic economic gains.6152023-06-29T03:32:30.000Z2023-06-29T06:14:13.000ZLawrence: Giuliani reaches proffer agreement with Special ProsecutorMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes the latest developments in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigation of Donald Trump's activities leading up to and on January 6th, including the news that Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani was voluntarily interviewed by the Special Counsel’s team under a proffer agreement.3392023-06-29T03:28:01.000Z2023-06-29T06:14:27.000ZPussy Riot founder: Mutiny against Putin shows ‘the emperor is, in fact, naked’Nadya Tolokonnikova, founding member of Pussy Riot who was jailed by Putin for singing a song, tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell it’s “unbelievable” that Putin failed to retaliate against the Wagner group’s armed revolt and shows Putin is “not as strong as he wants to be.”1242023-06-29T03:23:33.000Z2023-06-29T06:14:55.000ZRudy Giuliani met with special counsel prosecutors for voluntary interviewProsecutors from special counsel Jack Smith’s office also met with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger as part of the investigation into former President Trump’s role in efforts to overturn the 2020 election.1892023-06-29T03:10:39.000Z2023-06-29T06:15:19.000ZSome GOP presidential contenders ‘seem to be running to be in Trump's cabinet’: Charles BlowKevin McCarthy went on CNBC to discuss the challenges of a twice-impeached, twice-indicted former president becoming his party's presidential nominee. McCarthy then reportedly apologized for suggesting that Donald Trump might not be the strongest candidate. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.6762023-06-29T02:47:49.000Z2023-06-29T06:15:47.000ZMichigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer: ‘Bidenomics is working and I think people are going to see it’President Biden is taking an economic victory lap as his ‘Bidenomics’ has resulted in low unemployment and falling inflation. Biden delivering the potent message for the presidential campaign, that the American economy is roaring back after the pandemic, as Republicans try to take credit for infrastructure they voted against, is discussed by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer with Joy Reid.4762023-06-29T02:16:48.000Z2023-06-29T01:12:08.000ZGeorgia teacher faces termination after reading book about acceptance to classGeorgia teacher Katie Rinderle read the children’s book "My Shadow is Purple" to her fifth grade students. But after one parent’s complaint, Rinderle was placed on leave and now faces termination under Georgia's new censorship laws. 4692023-06-29T01:11:11.000Z2023-06-29T00:56:19.000ZChris Hayes on the Biden case for ‘Bidenomics’Chris Hayes: “This is one of the most impressive macroeconomic interventions in recent American history—and if we end up in 2024 with these trends continuing, Joe Biden has one of the best economic stories to tell of any president in the last century.”3932023-06-29T00:39:45.000Z2023-06-29T06:16:19.000ZTrump’s prison nightmare: Giuliani now talking to DOJ about Jan 6 for first timeFormer Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani meets with Special Counsel Jack Smith as the Jan. 6 probe heats up. It marks the “latest indication that Mr. Smith and his team are actively seeking witnesses who might cooperate in the case," according to The New York Times. Former Watergate prosecutor Nick Akerman tells MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber the development is “the big kill.” (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )6302023-06-28T23:38:34.000Z2023-06-29T06:16:49.000ZWill DOJ’s Jack Smith send Trump to prison? Trump aide’s lawyer on risk and defenses How do you defend Donald Trump? White collar defense attorney Rob Kelner, who also represented Mike Flynn, joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber to discuss valid legal defenses for Trump in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case. Kelner calling Special Counsel Jack Smith a “extremely talented, efficient and hardworking prosecutor,” adding “any criminal defendant outta be pretty nervous about dealing with Jack Smith.” (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )5402023-06-28T23:33:22.000Z2023-06-28T21:21:05.000ZRudy Giuliani meets with federal prosecutors investigating Trump efforts to overturn electionFormer RNC Chairman Michael Steele and former U.S. attorney Harry Litman react to Rudy Giuliani and his attorney meeting with Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigators4142023-06-28T21:20:22.000Z2023-06-28T18:14:48.000ZGOP candidates' DOJ overhaul claims may not match constitutional realityRepublican presidential candidates promise major reforms at the Department of Justice, but the extent of their ability to make significant changes is constrained by existing laws and regulations. The Dispatch's David Drucker joins Morning Joe to discuss the existing precedent of new presidents appointing their own personnel and emphasizing the legal and constitutional limitations on drastic transformations.4372023-06-28T18:13:45.000Z2023-06-28T17:48:12.000ZBiden touts economic plan: 'Bidenomics is working'President Biden delivered remarks in Chicago on his administration's "Bidenomics" plan for the economy. The president criticized trickle-down economics and emphasized his approach to build the economy from the "middle-out and bottom up."982023-06-28T17:47:22.000Z2023-06-28T17:31:08.000ZLeon Panetta: ‘No question in my mind that Putin has been weakened’ by Prigozhin's aborted rebellionFormer Defense Secretary and CIA director under the Obama Administration Leon Panetta joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the threats to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s authority following Wagner group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin’s brief rebellion. “There’s no question in my mind that Putin has been weakened by it,” says Panetta. “He’s going to try to do everything necessary to try to prove that he’s still in control,” Panetta explains, but he adds that Putin still may not take the boldest action available to him: “I don’t think Putin is going to walk off a cliff by doing something that would really undermine his ability to maintain power in Russia.” 6352023-06-28T17:30:06.000Z2023-06-28T17:30:07.000ZHarry Litman: Prosecutors need ‘fresh evidence’ to issue warrant for Trump’s New Jersey golf clubFormer President Donald Trump is continuing to defend himself after a leaked audio recording appears to show the former president describing a classified document to two people without security clearance while at his New Jersey country club. NBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard, former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman, and Washington Post Deputy National Editor Phil Rucker join Andrea Mitchell to discuss why prosecutors did not issue a warrant to search Trump’s New Jersey Bedminister club and reports that the document Trump is heard speaking about on the recording is lost. “I think this is just theater by Trump, they don't have it,” says Litman. “And as to the probable cause, you know, under the Constitution, it has to be fresh.” Litman adds, “They have to convince a magistrate if we go now we'll find evidence. I don't think they could.”4852023-06-28T17:28:59.000Z2023-06-28T17:06:56.000Z'Dramatic increase': Online harassment rates surge by 51% in a year, ADL report revealsThe Anti-Defamation League's annual report reveals that 51% of teens and 33% of adults experienced online harassment, marking a significant increase from previous years. The report emphasizes the urgent necessity for social media companies to prioritize user safety and take concrete steps to combat hate speech. ADL Vice President of Technology & Society, Yael Eisenstat joins Morning Joe to discuss.5372023-06-28T17:05:51.000Z2023-06-28T16:52:11.000ZCDC warning over malaria cases in Florida, TexasDr. Natalie Azar joins Ana Cabrera Reports to talk about CDC’s Malaria warning following the first locally contracted cases in the US in over 20 years.1702023-06-28T16:51:07.000Z2023-06-28T16:37:17.000ZBiden introduces 'Bidenomics' plan, focuses on middle class growthPresident Biden unveils his economic plan centered on uplifting the middle and lower classes, departing from Reaganomics. He emphasizes the need for domestic chip manufacturing and highlights the $53 billion chips and science Act as a key component of his strategy. The Director of External and Government Affairs for the U.S. Department of Commerce's 'Chips for America' program, Adrienne Elrod, joins Morning Joe to preview Biden's speech today in Chicago, highlighting his plan for economic growth.3582023-06-28T16:36:03.000Z2023-06-28T16:25:13.000ZBiden jokes about his age to counter voters' concernsPresident Biden is making more jokes about his age in speeches as polling shows voters are concerned about his age. NBC's Kristen Welker reports from the White House.2262023-06-28T16:23:53.000Z2023-06-28T16:21:48.000ZRupert Friend reveals the camaraderie behind the scenes of 'Asteroid City'Rupert Friend joins Morning joe to provide a glimpse into Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City," where a desert conference is disrupted by an alien arrival, forcing the town into quarantine. With an ensemble cast including Tom Hanks and Scarlett Johansson, the film explores the dynamics of a diverse group brought together and the quest for understanding life's purpose.2822023-06-28T16:21:02.000Z2023-06-28T16:08:04.000ZSCOTUS rejects Republican theory, upholds integrity of future elections: Neal KatyalIn a significant ruling, the Supreme Court resoundingly rejects attempts by state legislatures to manipulate the integrity of future elections. MSNBC Legal analyst Neal Katyal - who argued the case to the Supreme Court - joins Morning Joe to discuss the implications of the six-three decision and emphasizes the court's commitment to protecting democratic processes.3572023-06-28T16:07:22.000Z2023-06-28T15:41:22.000ZGiuliani meets with special counsel's teamRudy Giuliani, a former Trump lawyer, along with his attorney Robert Costello have met with special counsel prosecutors investigating the events surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard reports.1162023-06-28T15:40:07.000Z2023-06-28T15:30:43.000Z'Our unity is stronger than ever': Secretary Blinken previews NATO summitSecretary of State Antony Blinken assures that the international support for Ukraine remains steadfast, with strong bipartisan backing from the US Congress and a coalition of over 50 countries worldwide, highlighting the exceptional unity among NATO allies in the face of Russian aggression, leading to the admission of Finland and imminent membership of Sweden. 3252023-06-28T15:29:16.000Z2023-06-28T15:04:23.000ZSecretary Blinken: Putin's 'strategic failure' in Ukraine exposes 'internal cracks' in RussiaFollowing the recent uprising in Russia, the United States and its allies are taking action to address the significant challenge to Vladimir Putin's rule. As the war in Ukraine persists, with casualties reported, the White House announces additional aid for Ukraine, while China closely monitors the situation amid its own pressure campaign against Taiwan. Secretary Blinken joins Morning Joe to discuss the internal challenges faced by Putin in the wake of the rebellion, and sheds light on China's evolving perspective regarding Russia's aggression in Ukraine. 4182023-06-28T15:03:36.000Z2023-06-28T14:58:44.000ZTrump floats skipping first Republican debateFormer President Trump appears to be leaning towards skipping the first Republican presidential debate in the 2024 race. NBC's Jonathan Allen reports.572023-06-28T14:58:09.000Z2023-06-28T14:32:11.000ZDaniel Penny pleads not guilty in death of Jordan NeelyDaniel Penny pleaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter and one criminally negligent homicide charges in the death of Jordan Neely aboard a New York City subway train. NBC News’ Emilie Ikeda reports on the comments after the arraignment from the attorneys on both sides. 1462023-06-28T14:31:18.000Z2023-06-28T14:14:51.000ZMcCarthy on Trump's strength for 2024: 'I don't know that answer'House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's mixed messages about Donald Trump's potential as the Republican Party's strongest candidate for the 2024 election create confusion and controversy. When asked if Trump was the strongest 2024 GOP candidate, McCarthy dodged the question saying, 'I don't know that answer.' He later corrected himself, claiming Trump is 'stronger now than in 2016,' highlighting the delicate position Republicans face in addressing Trump's candidacy. Former Policy Adviser to Romney's presidential campaign, Lanhee Chen weighs in on McCarthy's double take.2622023-06-28T14:13:52.000Z2023-06-28T13:39:34.000ZBlinken defends Biden's 'dictator' statement about Xi: 'He speaks candidly, he speaks clearly'Secretary of State Antony Blinken reiterates the US commitment to the long-standing One China policy and emphasizes the need for a peaceful resolution of differences regarding Taiwan. He highlights the global economic implications of a crisis over Taiwan and emphasizes the widespread international concern about the issue.3072023-06-28T13:36:45.000Z2023-06-28T12:27:25.000ZTrump's evolving defense on leaked tape: 'You just have to laugh at the absurdity'Former President Trump defends himself against allegations of showing classified material in leaked audio, claiming innocence and accusing the media, including Fox News, of conspiring against him. His defense evolved throughout the day, suggesting the 'plans' he referred to were related to his real estate properties rather than military plans for Iran. The Morning Joe panel discuss. 3832023-06-28T12:26:21.000Z2023-06-28T12:07:52.000ZTrump's Bedminster golf club under scrutiny in special counsel investigationNew details emerge about special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump's post-presidency handling of nuclear secrets, including subpoenas for surveillance footage from his Bedminster golf club. The focus on Trump's New Jersey Golf Club raises questions about potential obstruction and the possibility of bringing charges in New Jersey if the case in Florida becomes unfavorable for the former president. Jacqueline Alemany, Congressional Investigations reporter for The Washington Post, joins Morning Joe to discuss.4382023-06-28T12:07:04.000Z2023-06-28T11:28:40.000ZJosh Gerstein: 'SCOTUS ruling makes post-election chaos less likely'In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court dismisses the theory that state legislatures should have unchecked authority over federal elections. Chief Justice John Roberts, along with Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett, joined the liberal justices in rejecting the anti-democratic theory, stating that state legislatures cannot be greater than their creators. Senior Legal Affairs reporter at Politico, Josh Gerstein, joins Morning Joe to discuss.5362023-06-28T11:19:59.000Z2023-06-28T11:01:48.000ZTrump touts popularity amid legal troubles, calling indictment a 'badge of honor'Donald Trump rallies in New Hampshire, attacking Joe Biden and celebrating his ability to gain popularity despite facing legal challenges, considering his indictment as a "badge of honor." He also directs criticism towards Governor Ron DeSantis and dismisses the significance of past events, focusing on the present and future.1882023-06-28T11:00:52.000Z2023-06-28T06:12:21.000ZWelcome and Happy Birthday Helena and Tali!Alex Wagner welcomes Helena and Tali Alexander to the world and offers love and congratuations to Alex Wagner Tonight executive producer Matthew Alexander and his family. 1152023-06-28T06:05:54.000Z2023-06-28T06:01:16.000ZWhy Smith scrutinized Bedminster but keeps documents case tightly focused on FloridaAlex Wagner looks at indications from special counsel Jack Smith about why, despite apparently strong, on tape evidence of Donald Trump breaking the law at his Bedminster club in New Jersey, the case against Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents remains tightly focused on Mar-a-Lago.2952023-06-28T04:45:03.000Z2023-06-28T06:01:35.000ZBattle for belonging: Steps toward racial progress in U.S. met with pushback: bookWesley Lowery, author of "American Whitelash: A changing nation and the coast of progress," talks with Alex Wagner about the backlash against racial progress in the U.S. by those who benefit from the old, unjust system.6602023-06-28T04:35:26.000Z2023-06-28T06:01:56.000ZSenate report blasts intelligence failures ahead of Jan 6; bias, 'chilling effect' notedAlex Wagner reports on a new Senate report that faults intelligence failures for missing the events of January 6 being "planned in plain sight," and highlights the racial disparity in how threats of violence were assessed in relation to Black Lives Matter protests and the January 6 riots.2492023-06-28T04:10:12.000Z2023-06-28T06:02:21.000ZThe Last Thing: Wheel of Fortune!After four decades hosting the show, Pat Sajack retired – and Ryan Seacrest is tapped to take over.1462023-06-28T04:01:30.000Z2023-06-28T06:02:45.000ZSupreme Court limits state powers over federal electionsBloomberg senior reporter Lydia Wheeler explains the high court’s rejection of a Republican-backed legal theory that would have transformed U.S. elections.3272023-06-28T03:31:16.000Z2023-06-28T03:19:20.000ZRep. Goldman: Dems seek to hold Chief Justice ‘to his word’ on ethical standardsRep. Dan Goldman, who sent a letter urging Chief Justice Roberts to investigate recent scandals at the Supreme Court, tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell what suggestions he made to create more accountability at the Supreme Court. “If you’re going to police your own, then you need to do it,” Goldman says. “If not, then Congress should act.”2342023-06-28T03:18:28.000Z2023-06-28T03:17:45.000ZNeal Katyal's 'unforgettable' argument prevails in SCOTUS case crucial to democracyMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discusses the Supreme Court ruling in Moore v. Harper with Neal Katyal - who argued the case to the Supreme Court - against what Katyal calls "Donald Trump and the Republican Party's legal theories" seeking to give state legislatures ultimate control over elections.2272023-06-28T03:17:03.000Z2023-06-28T06:03:22.000ZLawrence: Trump says he lied and rustling papers were building plans, not classified docsMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes former President Donald Trump’s latest defense in the classified documents case brought against him by Special Counsel Jack Smith, which includes the claim that the documents were not classified military plans but instead plans for a new golf course.7002023-06-28T03:10:33.000Z2023-06-28T06:03:47.000ZReport: Special counsel focused on Bedminster in Trump docs caseA report shows that prosecutors subpoenaed surveillance footage from the golf club. Meanwhile, Trump claimed that his recent comments about showing off those classified documents were simply “bravado.”2462023-06-28T03:07:16.000Z2023-06-28T16:59:42.000Z‘Jack Smith it looks to me is moving to indict Trump for January 6’: Neal KatyalSpecial counsel Jack Smith could file new charges in NJ for dissemination of classified material. Donald Trump’s current and potential federal charges are discussed by Joy Reid and her expert legal guests on The ReidOut on MSNBC.6932023-06-28T02:49:11.000Z2023-06-28T06:04:32.000ZKatyal: Supreme Court ruling ‘put nail in coffin' of 'independent state legislature theory'The Supreme Court rejected the “independent state legislature” theory in "Moore v. Harper," a case about North Carolina's congressional map, on Tuesday in a 6 to 3 ruling. Retired federal judge Michael Luttig -- who told Mike Pence that he could not sway the election for Donald Trump -- called this case, "The most significant case in the history of our nation for American democracy." Judge Luttig served as co-counsel to Neal Katyal, who argued against the theory before the Court. Neal Katyal joins Joy Reid to discuss.3922023-06-28T02:36:23.000Z2023-06-28T06:04:55.000ZTrump offers 12-point rebuttal of bombshell classified documents tapeChris Hayes: "You'd think this would be a pretty open and shut case at this point, but today the indicted ex-president offered a 12-point refutation of the recording."2282023-06-28T00:47:59.000Z2023-06-28T06:05:14.000ZReport: Rudy Giuliani interviewed in DOJ probe into 2020 electionCNN reports that in recent weeks Rudy Giuliani has been interviewed by federal investigators as part of the probe into the effort to overturn the 2020 election. 3262023-06-28T00:28:06.000Z2023-06-28T00:20:20.000ZHayes: Supreme Court has ruled against the right’s ‘slow-motion insurrection’Chris Hayes on the Supreme Court rejecting the independent state legislature theory: “It is not often the case these days, but today the Supreme Court issued a long-anticipated, monumental ruling that actually bolsters America's democratic strength.” 5562023-06-28T00:15:55.000Z2023-06-28T00:09:39.000ZAfter mutiny: See Kremlin vet confront Putin’s ‘gangsterism’ on TVA brief rebellion against Russian president Vladimir Putin upends Russian politics, as Putin faces the greatest test to his rule in 23 years. Former Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on “The Beat '' to discuss Putin’s fate and his “gangster approach” to politics. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )3852023-06-28T00:08:56.000Z2023-06-28T06:06:02.000ZTrump ‘tape bomb’ goes off: Hear ‘smoking gun’ audio that could send him to prison for espionageIn a new audio recording, Donald Trump admits having illegal classified information. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on how the tape’s legal significance and walks through the DOJ’s roadmap for convicting Trump. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )3802023-06-28T00:04:41.000Z2023-06-28T02:02:19.000ZTrump loses again as Supreme Court rejects MAGA maps and ‘coup theory’: Melber breakdownThe Supreme Court rejected distorted maps drawn by the GOP, and a fringe theory that would have restricted judicial power to review election laws. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on the ruling and its wider context. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )3122023-06-27T23:53:09.000Z2023-06-27T23:49:07.000ZTwo Richmond schools extend year to tackle COVID-19 learning lossAs students, teachers, and educators continue to grapple with the fallout of COVID-19, a new report reveals a sharp decline in test scores among 13-year-olds, with math scores down nine points and reading scores down four points since 2019. Two schools in Richmond, Virginia, are taking a bold step by starting the academic year 20 days earlier. This initiative aims to provide additional instructional time to students who need it most. Alec MacGillis, senior reporter for ProPublica, joins Morning Joe to discuss.4812023-06-27T23:48:24.000Z2023-06-27T21:13:17.000ZWeissmann on Trump audio: ‘It’s hard to imagine something more devastating'Former Justice Department prosecutor Andrew Weissmann reacts to Donald Trump caught on tape at his Bedminster residence bragging about a secret document with plans to attack Iran 3562023-06-27T21:12:29.000Z2023-06-27T20:50:34.000ZJan. 6 defendant questions son who turned him into the FBIA January 6 defendant who is representing himself in trial, Brian Mock, questioned one his own sons who helped turn him into the FBI. NBC's Ryan Reilly reports.1592023-06-27T20:49:47.000Z2023-06-27T19:58:57.000Z'A very good day for democracy' Marc Elias breaks down SCOTUS state legislature rulingKaty Tur spoke with Marc Elias, whose firm represented the plaintiffs in Moore v. Harper, about the recent ruling from SCOTUS striking down the independent state legislature theory.2852023-06-27T19:58:01.000Z2023-06-27T19:40:29.000ZAudio of Trump discussing classified document goes publicIn a 2021 audio recording recently obtained by NBC News, Donald Trump appears to discuss a sensitive military document and acknowledges he did not declassify it while president. NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports.2552023-06-27T19:24:25.000Z2023-06-27T18:19:15.000ZSabrina Siddiqui: Katzenberg reportedly ‘counseling Biden to embrace his age’ amid voter concernsAn NBC News Poll shows that 68% of voters have worries about President Joe Biden’s mental and physical health. NBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard, Editor-at-Large at The Bulwark Charlie Sykes, and Wall Street Journal White House Reporter Sabrina Siddiqui joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “My colleagues at the Wall Street Journal reported that entertainment mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg has actually joined a group of advisers who are counseling President Biden to embrace his age, to use it as an advantage that shows his experience, to even have a sense of humor about it,” says Siddiqui. 3792023-06-27T18:18:16.000Z2023-06-27T18:14:01.000ZDanielle Holley: SCOTUS state legislature decision prevented 'extreme' voter suppressionAn NBC News Poll shows that 68% of voters have worries about President Joe Biden’s mental and physical health. NBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard, Editor-at-Large at The Bulwark Charlie Sykes, and Wall Street Journal White House Reporter Sabrina Siddiqui joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “My colleagues at the Wall Street Journal reported that entertainment mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg has actually joined a group of advisers who are counseling President Biden to embrace his age, to use it as an advantage that shows his experience, to even have a sense of humor about it,” says Siddiqui. 3792023-06-27T18:01:30.000Z2023-06-27T17:56:44.000ZAlexander Vindman: U.S. could do more for Ukraine ‘without additional risk’ after Wagner rebellionFormer U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul and the former Director for European Affairs for the U.S. National Security Council Alexander Vindman join Andrea Mitchell to discuss Russian President Vladimir Putin’s vulnerability following Wagner group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin’s brief rebellion. Vindman notes that the brief armed rebellion “should have an impact on the U.S. government,” explaining that “there is no middle ground where we just do enough for Ukraine, all we're doing is extending the war.” He continues, “Now the question is, can we end this more sooner, without additional risk, without nuclear disasters, without some sort of erratic faction taking control in Russia. And the way we do that is by giving Ukraine all of the resources that they need.”4472023-06-27T17:54:04.000Z2023-06-27T17:15:04.000ZSupreme Court rules against GOP lawmakers in dispute over NC congressional mapIn a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court rejected GOP lawmakers’ bid to give politicians sweeping authority in drawing congressional maps and regulating federal elections. Former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal who argued Moore v. Harper in front of the Supreme Court joins Yasmin Vossoughian to discuss the major Supreme Court decision.1542023-06-27T17:14:08.000Z2023-06-27T16:13:01.000ZProsecutor calls Trump tape 'best possible evidence'Newly released audio tape features Trump discussing classified documents, including plans to attack Iran, and joking about Hillary Clinton's emails. Former prosecutor Andrew Weissmann emphasizes the significance of the audio tape in which Trump admits to the crime, contradicting his claims of not possessing any documents. Additionally, Weissmann weighs in on Judge Cannon's decision to reject the special counsel's request to keep four potential witnesses secret, raising questions about witness protection and the extent of transparency in the case.3502023-06-27T16:11:59.000Z2023-06-27T16:12:00.000ZListen: GOP presidential candidate Francis Suarez asks ‘What’s a Uyghur?When speaking about his 2024 presidential campaign on “The Hugh Hewitt Show,” Miami Mayor Francis Suarez was stumped when Hewitt asked him about the alleged oppression of Uyghurs in China and responded that he was unaware of the group. NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard reports on how this could affect Suarez’s campaign and how the Biden administration views China’s oppression.932023-06-27T16:10:59.000Z2023-06-27T16:02:31.000Z'Biosphere': New doomsday comedy examines the human will to surviveIn the post-apocalyptic comedy "Biosphere," Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass deliver an unforgettable performance as Ray and Billy, two friends fighting for survival. Enclosed in their custom-designed biosphere, they face humorous challenges while trying to keep the human species alive. Brown and Duplass join Morning Joe to discuss the new doomsday comedy.3802023-06-27T15:47:08.000Z2023-06-27T15:27:26.000ZSen. Tim Scott's absence eases Democrats' path to confirm judgesDespite polling low as the top choice, Scott's rise suggests a growing base of support that could impact the nomination race. However, Sen. Tim Scott's frequent absence from Capitol Hill due to his campaign has inadvertently facilitated Democrats' efforts to confirm judicial nominees. While Scott enjoys bipartisan support, the advantage it grants to Democrats underscore the potential impact of his absence on the nomination process as the sole Republican senator running for president.1912023-06-27T15:26:31.000Z2023-06-27T15:16:30.000ZDOJ finds misconduct by prison employees led to Jeffrey Epstein's deathA new report by Department of Justice found that the prison employees at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan failed to monitor Jeffrey Epstein for four hours before his death and lied about their negligence in the lead up to his 2019 death. NBC News' Ken Dilanian reports.1422023-06-27T15:15:29.000Z2023-06-27T14:58:23.000ZDueling events in New Hampshire: DeSantis vs. TrumpRepublican rivals Governor Ron DeSantis and former President Donald Trump hold dueling events just 40 miles apart in New Hampshire. The move creates tension among Republican women hosting a luncheon and highlights DeSantis' efforts to close the poll gap. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard joins Morning Joe to discuss. 1512023-06-27T14:57:31.000Z2023-06-27T14:40:32.000ZSupreme Court upholds state court’s role in North Carolina congressional maps caseThe Supreme Court ruled in Moore v. Harper that the North Carolina state legislature would have to allow the state supreme court to review congressional district maps. NBC News’ Julia Ainsley and Laura Jarrett talk about how this case affects partisan drawings of congressional districts moving forward and its impact of widespread federal voting rights.2262023-06-27T14:33:07.000Z2023-06-27T13:35:42.000ZGeorgia Secretary of State to be interviewed by DOJ Special Counsel investigatorsGeorgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger will meet with the DOJ Special Counsel Jack Smith's team on Wednesday in Atlanta. The interview will focus on former President Trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election, including the infamous phone call where Trump asked Raffensperger to "find 11,780 votes" to secure a win in Georgia. The Washington Post's Devlin Barrett shares fresh reporting on the Justice Department's probe into Donald Trump and his advisers' actions to reverse the 2020 election outcome. 1982023-06-27T13:34:46.000Z2023-06-27T13:19:37.000ZFallout from Wagner group mutiny challenges Putin's regimeThe failed mutiny by the Wagner group exposes vulnerabilities in Putin's regime, raising doubts among elites and highlighting the cult-like loyalty towards Yevgeny Prigozhin. NBC News' Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel and Yahoo News' Senior Correspondent Michael Weiss join Morning Joe, raising question to the official narrative surrounding the Wagner group's mutiny in Russia, highlighting the destruction of Russian aircraft and doubts about the regime's stability. 5732023-06-27T13:18:46.000Z2023-06-27T12:39:55.000ZRep. Elissa Slotkin to Jen Psaki: 'Let's press with the Ukrainians now'Representative Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) and member of the House Armed Services Committee joins Jen Psaki to discuss the Wagner Group's revolt. 4042023-06-27T12:37:42.000Z2023-06-27T13:54:46.000Z'His words in and of themselves are damning': Trump caught on tape discussing sensitive documentsA leaked audio recording suggests that the former president referred to a specific document during a meeting, contradicting his recent claims that it was just news clippings. The recording reveals him handling a "big pile of papers" and describing them as "highly confidential, secret information." Fmr. U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg joins Morning Joe to discuss how the recording adds fuel to the ongoing investigations and political debates surrounding the former president.9432023-06-27T12:32:09.000Z2023-06-27T13:54:01.000Z'Kevin McCarthy's motivated by fear': Jen Psaki on the Speaker's support of erasing Trump impeachmentsHouse Republican's attempt to expunge Trump's impeachments raises concerns about the priorities of Congress, as lawmakers delve into a futile and bewildering exercise rather than focusing on tangible accomplishments for the American people. Eugene Robinson and Jen Psaki join Morning Joe to discuss.3722023-06-27T11:59:38.000Z2023-06-27T11:07:19.000ZProposed Ohio law raises threshold for constitutional amendmentsOhioans will soon decide on a proposed constitutional amendment that would require a 60% majority for approval, rather than a simple majority. Former Ohio Democratic Party chairman, David Pepper, joins Way Too Early to discuss the significance of this proposal and its broader implications for statehouses across the country.3452023-06-27T11:06:23.000Z2023-06-27T05:55:23.000ZHow a 'sad sack nutball' ended up at the center of the Russia crisisRachel Maddow profiles Aleksandr Lukashenko, president of Belarus, who has somehow been cast as the hero in resolving the bizarre conflict that has shaken the Putin regime to its core. 3552023-06-27T05:54:37.000Z2023-06-27T06:18:27.000Z'This is some really powerful evidence': McQuade assesses the Trump Bedminster tapeBarbara McQuade, former U.S. attorney, explains why the audio of Donald Trump discussing classified documents he acknowledges he is not qualifed to declassify makes her hair "stand up on end a little bit." 2502023-06-27T05:36:53.000Z2023-06-27T06:18:47.000ZPutin addresses Russia after short-lived rebellionWagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin also spoke out for the first time since the mercenary group’s revolt. Ali Velshi and former ambassador Michael McFaul discuss its impact on the war in Ukraine, Putin’s hold on power and the Wagner Group’s future.6072023-06-27T03:38:26.000Z2023-06-27T06:19:11.000ZAudio recording reveals Trump discussing classified documentA new audio recording of former president Trump discussing a secret document he says he did not declassify has been released. Glenn Kirschner and Neal Katyal break down the 2021 conversation and its impact on the Trump documents trial. 6262023-06-27T03:16:54.000Z2023-06-27T06:19:25.000ZWATCH: Lawrence, lawyers demolish Trump’s defenses in docs caseMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell, Andrew Weissmann and Bradley Moss dispatch of Trump’s ranting and supposed defenses about his federal criminal indictment on the campaign trail this weekend.2802023-06-27T03:15:25.000Z2023-06-27T06:19:38.000Z‘This is game over’: Andrew Weissmann on bombshell Trump audio recordingMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell speaks to former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann and national security attorney Bradley Moss about a newly released audio recording of former President Donald Trump from a 2021 meeting at his Bedminster, New Jersey golf club where he discusses a classified document with people who were not authorized to see it.6352023-06-27T03:13:08.000Z2023-06-27T06:19:54.000ZRachel and Lawrence react to new audio evidence in Trump docs caseMSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O’Donnell discuss the stunning newly-revealed audio from July 2021 in which Donald Trump brags about “secret information” and literally admits, “as President I could have declassified it, but now I can’t.”2062023-06-27T03:11:12.000Z2023-06-27T06:20:23.000Z‘You almost expect him to say I have more docs in my drawer’: Vance on Trump's repeated confessionsDonald Trump's lead is actually growing in the crowded Republican presidential field, despite him being under federal prosecution, as he apparently repeatedly admits to federal crimes related to his classified documents case.3712023-06-27T02:58:15.000Z2023-06-27T06:20:52.000Z‘Infighting in Russia seen as good for Ukraine’: Velshi live from Kyiv on Wagner Group rebellionThe Wagner Group’s paramilitary troops moved east from Ukraine into Russia Saturday morning, in a reported weekend mutiny by Russian mercenaries that exposed Vladimir Putin's vulnerability, experts say. Wagner Group leader Yvegeny Prigozhin, and what could happen next for him and his soldiers for hire, are analyzed by Joy Reid and her guests.6952023-06-27T02:40:58.000Z2023-06-27T06:21:05.000ZListen: Audio of Trump discussing classified documents published by CNNCNN reports it has obtained the audio of the 2021 meeting at Donald Trump's Bedminster club at which Trump makes it seem as though he is sharing secret information that he is aware he cannot declassify as an ex-president. Rachel Maddow shares key pieces of that audio, including some that was not included in the portion transcribed in Trump's indictment. The Rachel Maddow Show has reached out to Trump's legal team and campaign for comment but so far we have heard nothing back.5482023-06-27T02:07:11.000Z2023-06-27T06:21:23.000ZMcFaul: Putin ‘still has a Wagner problem’Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul on Putin’s address today: “To me, it suggests that he still has a Wagner problem. He hasn’t solved it yet.” 2452023-06-27T00:59:37.000Z2023-06-27T06:21:37.000ZEx-Russian Foreign Minister: Don’t underestimate power of Putin’s propagandaAndrei Kozyrev, former Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation: “The propaganda will now sing the song which Putin just performed in his second address—that it’s all patriotism, that we’re all united, and all that. Don’t discount the ability of propaganda.”4612023-06-27T00:43:51.000Z2023-06-27T06:21:52.000ZVindman: Putin looks ‘fundamentally weakened’ after Wagner rebellion“He looks fundamentally weakened. This is a face-saving culture, you need to play the part of the strongman if that’s the one you’ve chosen,” says Alexander Vindman. “There was an armed insurrection, and so far nobody had been held accountable. That does not make Putin look strong.”4392023-06-27T00:20:25.000Z2023-06-27T06:22:13.000ZAnother Trump indictment? Legal vets see more charges for coup after Trump DOJ chargesThere are signs of escalation in the open criminal probes into January 6th, after Trump’s DOJ indictment in the classified documents case. Former acting U.S. Solicitor General Neal Katyal explains why he expects a “new slew of criminal charges related to Jan. 6,” and former Deputy Chief of the SDNY Criminal Division Kristy Greenberg, agrees, discussing the path to possible new charges in Georgia. Both lawyers spoke with joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on “The Beat.” 6362023-06-27T00:01:55.000Z2023-06-27T06:22:37.000ZTrump ‘coup bomb’ goes off as Trump’s own secret service agents testifyJack Smith’s criminal coup probe is getting closer to Donald Trump. NBC News reporting "five or six Secret Service agents have testified before the January 6th grand jury.” MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on indications of where the probe is headed.4322023-06-26T23:53:59.000Z2023-06-26T22:52:44.000ZUkrainian MP alleges Russian elites helped Prigozhin's rebellionUkrainian Parliament Member Inna Sovsun is raising the prospect that Prigozhin had help from elites within Russia in his rebellion. She says Putin's reaction to this will be important to watch. She joins Symone D. Sanders Townsend to unpack this and the impact of the rebellion on Russia’s war in Ukraine.3022023-06-26T22:51:59.000Z2023-06-26T22:48:03.000ZUnveiling the operations of the mysterious Wagner Group in Africa: what you need to knowThe Wagner group’s activities in Africa have been in focus after Prigozhin’s rebellion. Greg Miller details how world leaders are responding.2422023-06-26T22:47:00.000Z2023-06-26T22:18:33.000ZUkrainian MP reveals the ONE condition Russia must meet when the time comes to negotiateUkrainian Parliament Member Inna Sovsun acknowledges eventually Ukraine and Russia will have to negotiate an end to the war. When that time comes, she says there is only one condition Ukraine would agree to and nothing less: having Ukraine territory back under Ukrainian control. She joins Symone D. Sanders Townsend to unpack this and the impact Prigozhin’s rebellion will have on the war in Ukraine.1972023-06-26T22:17:51.000Z2023-06-26T21:17:39.000ZIgor Novikov: Chaos in Russia risks escalation of atrocities in UkraineFormer advisor to Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy Igor Novikov and MSNBC’s Ali Velshi react to Vladimir Putin trying to assert himself publicly amid a volatile situation in Russia5432023-06-26T21:16:51.000Z2023-06-26T19:38:58.000ZPutin thanks rebel fighters for abandoning rebellionPresident Vladimir Putin thanked Wagner Group members for turning around after the attempted rebellion on Russia’s capital. Putin then urged rebel fighters to join the Russian army or “go home.”3292023-06-26T19:38:06.000Z2023-06-26T18:03:46.000ZIgor Novikov: Kremlin can now use Prigozhin as a 'wildcard' while retaining 'plausible deniability'Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s former advisor Igor Novikov and former Deputy Commander of U.S.-European Command Lieutenant General Stephen Twitty join Andrea Mitchell to discuss how Wagner Group Leader Yevgeny Prigozhin’s brief armed rebellion may impact the progression of the war in Ukraine, and what fissures it may have exposed in Russia. Commenting on the future of the Wagner group Novikov says, “The most dangerous part at the moment, I don't think that force will be disbanded. They’re rumors they will be stationed in Belarus and that the bases are being filled. Now, after Prigozhin’s antics, he becomes a wildcard that can be used by Kremlin to do its bidding, and to give Kremlin plausible deniability in any scandalous moves, such as an attack on Kyiv again, or even an attack on a NATO member.”3762023-06-26T18:02:46.000Z2023-06-26T17:54:09.000ZFive or six Secret Service agents have testified before Jan. 6 grand juryFive or six Secret Service agents have testified before the federal grand jury investigating the events surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot, according to two sources familiar. NBC News' Julia Ainlsey reports.1222023-06-26T17:53:17.000Z2023-06-26T17:27:32.000ZSen. Mark Warner: Prigozhin ‘says he’s in Minsk,’ in a hotel that doesn’t have any windowsPrior to Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin’s planned uprising, U.S. intelligence agencies were closely tracking the events that took place and briefed key members of Congress. Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), a member of the Gang of Eight, joins Andrea Mitchell with new information on the whereabouts of Prigozhin. “I understand, literally, as I was coming on air that he is, says he's in Minsk,” Warner says. “This is just reports," he clarifies, "that he is in a one of the only hotels in Minsk that doesn't have any windows. And I say that because, again, this has been in public reporting, that there have been a number of Russian entity individuals who have gotten run afoul of Putin over the last year and a half, who have mysteriously fallen out of fifth sixth seventh floor windows. So if he is in Minsk in a hotel with no windows that would show at least what his mindset is in terms of how his relationships are with Putin at this point.” 4092023-06-26T17:26:34.000Z2023-06-26T17:26:02.000ZAnne Applebaum: Why Putin is caught in his own trapThe Atlantic's Anne Applebaum discusses the armed Russian revolt and her latest piece 'Putin Is Caught in His Own Trap'.3312023-06-26T17:25:21.000Z2023-06-26T17:23:03.000ZJohn Brennan: I don’t think the threat to Putin’s rule is ‘by any means over at this point’The U.S. intelligence community is working with its allies to assess Russian President Vladimir Putin’s grip on power following Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin’s armed rebellion, the largest threat to Putin’s power in more than 20 years of rule. John Brennan, former Obama administration CIA director, joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “The situation is highly dynamic. I think there could be a lot of new developments that are taking place,” says Brennan. “And so I don't think threat to rule is by any means over at this point.”3972023-06-26T17:22:18.000Z2023-06-26T17:01:02.000ZThe struggle to regain home land at the heart of 'Lakota Nation vs. United States'The new documentary 'Lakota Nation vs. United States' chronicles the Lakota Indians' quest to reclaim the Black Hills, and executive producers Mark Ruffalo and Sarah Eagle Heart along with co-director Laura Tomaselli join Morning Joe to discuss.3712023-06-26T17:00:15.000Z2023-06-26T16:34:37.000ZBiden: 'We were not involved' in mercenary revolt in RussiaPresident Biden spoke about the recent revolt in Russia led by Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and said he held calls with allies to monitor the situation. The president assured the U.S. was not involved in the events and Russian President Putin had "no excuse" to blame NATO.1262023-06-26T16:33:56.000Z2023-06-26T16:29:02.000ZBiden planning speech on how growing the middle class is a win for the U.S.President Biden this week will deliver a speech in Chicago to highlight how his strategy of growing the economy by growing the middle class is delivering for Americans. WH Senior Advisor Anita Dunn joins Morning Joe to discuss.3312023-06-26T16:27:59.000Z2023-06-26T16:00:07.000ZPrigozhin says march to Moscow was not an attempt to take hold of powerWagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin said in his latest audio message that the group’s march to Moscow was to make a statement about Russia’s leadership and not to take hold of power. NBC News’ Kelly Cobiella reports on Prigozhin’s comments and whether Wagner fighters will be absorbed into the Russian military.1732023-06-26T15:59:11.000Z2023-06-26T15:08:28.000ZSteve Kornacki: Biden remains a vulnerable incumbent; no sign Trump's grip on GOP will easeSteve Kornacki breaks down the latest 2024 polling, which finds former President Trump's lead in the GOP growing after the latest indictment.3322023-06-26T15:07:21.000Z2023-06-26T15:02:28.000ZLouisiana must redraw congressional districts after losing Supreme Court appealThe Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s appeal to avoid redrawing its congressional district map after a lower court ruled the maps violate the Voting Rights Act. NBC News’ Jane Timm reports on the ruling and how it could have greater implications for districts in other states.1202023-06-26T15:01:51.000Z2023-06-26T17:06:31.000Z"All of this left a lot of blood in the water": Evelyn Farkas & Amb. John Herbst on attempted Wagner group rebellion and deal struck between Putin and PrigozhinFmr. Ambassador to Ukraine John Herbst and Evelyn Farkas discuss the potential “weakened state” of Putin following the Wagner group’s near rebellion Saturday and the subsequent deal made between the Russian president and the popular military figure Yevgeny Prigozhin. Herbst says, “There is no question he’s been seriously diminished.” 4362023-06-26T13:38:36.000Z2023-06-26T16:24:19.000ZCouncil of Foreign Relations President Richard Haass discusses Prigozhin's deal and Putin's politicsPresident of the Council of Foreign Relations Richard Haas discusses Putin's possible moves on the Ukranian front and at home, as well as Prigozhin's future and China's potential involvement in the Russian crisis. "If in three weeks something were to befall Mr. Prigozhin … I wouldn't be surprised about that."3332023-06-26T13:38:30.000Z2023-06-26T15:02:55.000Z'Putin is humiliated and embarassed': Wagner Group's armed rebellion broken down by New Yorker's RemnickDavid Remnick, Editor of The New Yorker, joins Jen Psaki to discuss his latest reporting on Yevgeny Prigozhin's rebellion and how it exposed President Putin as "weak." 3832023-06-26T13:37:16.000Z2023-06-26T13:19:10.000ZDiversity on Fortune 500 corporate boards increased, but progress still lackingThe number of women sitting on boards of Fortune 500 companies is increasing, but progress is still needed, according to a new report. Forbes' Maggie McGrath and Huma Abedin discuss.3652023-06-26T13:18:07.000Z2023-06-26T12:57:28.000ZTrump pledges to contribute to legal fund for Jan. 6 defendantsFormer President Trump spoke on Thursday at a fundraiser on behalf of people charged in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, and he promised to make a contribution to help their legal fund.2052023-06-26T12:56:31.000Z2023-06-26T12:37:49.000ZOne topic uniting liberals and conservatives in the Senate: AM radioNewsweek's Tom Rogers joins Morning Joe to discuss why car makers are considering pulling AM radio from new models and why senators on the left and right are pushing to save AM radio.2942023-06-26T12:36:52.000Z2023-06-26T12:02:40.000Z'We're fighting fire with fire': NY gov signs bill protecting abortion providersA new law gives doctors in New York state legal protections to now serve women in other states where abortion is banned. Gov. Kathy Hochul, D-NY, signed a bill on Friday that legally protects doctors who prescribe and send abortion pills to patients living in other states where the procedure is outlawed.5602023-06-26T12:01:38.000Z2023-06-26T11:37:09.000ZDavid Ignatius: Putin can't freeze the burning truth of his Ukraine disasterThe short-lived armed rebellion in Russia has exposed deep weaknesses inside the Kremlin and undermined Russian President Vladimir Putin’s 23-year rule like never before. Richard Haass and David Ignatius discuss.4632023-06-26T11:36:10.000Z2023-06-26T10:47:13.000ZBiden holds relatively narrow lead over Trump in new pollingDespite an air of confidence from Biden and his team, some Democrats say they believe Trump has a very serious shot at winning back the Oval Office. President Joe Biden holds a relatively narrow 49 percent to 45 percent lead over Donald Trump, numbers within the survey’s margin of error. 4802023-06-26T10:46:13.000Z2023-06-26T10:10:08.000ZMcCarthy supports expunging Trump's impeachmentsHouse Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he supports the resolutions to expunge former President Trump's impeachments.3702023-06-26T10:09:08.000Z2023-06-26T00:17:54.000Z“The consequences are severe:” Rep. Jayapal on fight for abortion access one year after Dobbs decisionMSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) to discuss the ongoing fight to protect abortion access nationwide one year after the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, and her efforts to protect the trans community from Republican lawmakers who are pushing anti-LGBTQ legislation. Amid both fights, Rep. Jayapal says, “Don’t tell me that the Republican party is about freedom. They are not.” 3142023-06-26T00:17:14.000Z2023-06-26T00:07:30.000ZVladimir Putin’s Impossible PositionAlthough many questions remain about the current state of affairs in Russia, Yevgeny Prigozhin’s attempted rebellion put Vladimir Putin in an impossible position. He now has to worry about his future as Russia’s leader and what to do about Prigozhin. New Yorker Staff Writer Masha Gessen outlines all these questions with American Voices host Alicia Menendez.3222023-06-26T00:06:51.000Z2023-06-26T00:03:52.000ZFmr. Zelenskyy adviser on Wagner revolt: ‘Any chaos in Russia is welcome’Ukraine stands to benefit from the armed rebellion inside Russia, but a former adviser to President Zelenskyy says the unrest won’t be enough to end the war. “Any instability in Russia is likely to cause Putin to escalate this further,” explains Igor Novikov. He joins MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez to discuss the urgency of NATO membership for Ukraine and Russia’s ongoing drone strikes on civilians.2692023-06-26T00:02:55.000Z2023-06-25T23:44:25.000ZRep. Joaquin Castro Offers Insight on Russia’s Internal ConflictThe Kremlin narrowly avoided a bloody rebellion over the weekend. But how the remaining tensions between Putin and mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin will play out is still unknown. Texas congressman Joaquin Castro, who serves on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, joined American Voices host Alicia Menendez to share insight. 2202023-06-25T23:43:49.000Z2023-06-25T23:31:51.000ZUkraine Continues Push to Join NATO Following Internal Military Rift in RussiaThe conversation over Ukraine’s efforts to join NATO have intensified ahead of the July summit in Lithuania. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by Ivo H. Daalder, who served as U.S. Ambassador to NATO from 2009-2013, and Washington Post columnist, Max Boot, to discuss what it will take for Ukraine to become a part of NATO and the concerns over stability in Russia following the short-lived rebellion against President Putin. 3102023-06-25T23:31:15.000Z2023-06-25T22:05:53.000ZHow the U.S. is responding to the attempted rebellion in RussiaAllies are bracing for what comes next after the mercenary rebellion that threatened Putin’s power in Russia. Congressman Colin Allred of Texas and member of Foreign Affairs committee joins Ayman Mohyeldin to discuss the response from the United States. 3282023-06-25T21:51:10.000Z2023-06-25T21:30:46.000ZSpeaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi on Dobbs anniversary, SCOTUS, House GOP and Donald TrumpSpeaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi joins Jen Psaki for an exclusive interview. She discussed the Dobbs anniversary, weighed in on the House GOP, the Department of Justice's investigation into January 6th, and Trump's federal indictment. She also endorsed SCOTUS term limits for the first time ever. 12402023-06-25T20:01:36.000Z2023-06-25T22:07:03.000ZU.S. officials knew Prigozhin was preparing to take military action against RussiaThe Biden administration knew that Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was preparing to take military action against Russia ahead of the rebellion. NBC News’ Allie Raffa details how the U.S. chose to handle the developments and what officials are saying now. 2042023-06-25T18:52:47.000Z2023-06-25T22:07:28.000ZWhere things stand in Moscow after rebellion endsNBC News’ Keir Simmons reports on where things stand in Moscow after Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin abandoned the armed rebellion in Russia. 3382023-06-25T18:18:23.000Z2023-06-25T22:08:15.000Z'This is the battle that he wants': Trump to use courtroom as his campaign trail in 2024Barbara McQuade, Basil Smikle, and Stuart Stevens join Chris Jansing to discuss the latest legal developments surrounding Donald Trump, including special counsel Jack Smith's request to start Trump's criminal trial in December, why Trump is likely to "slow-walk" the proceedings and use the legal challenges to his advantage in 2024. "Every time he goes to court, it gives him the opportunity to be performative. It gives him an opportunity to say 'look what they're doing to me' — It makes a difference to him to portray himself as a martyr," Smikle says.5632023-06-25T16:28:54.000Z2023-06-25T22:08:52.000ZRick Wilson: Trump's legal woes are 'assets, not liabilities' in GOP primary raceHayes Brown and Rick Wilson join Chris Jansing to discuss the factors contributing to Ron DeSantis' significant drop in poll numbers among GOP primary voters while Donald Trump's have increased, despite his growing legal troubles. "Trump has really shifted the way the GOP primary base has thought about what it means to be conservative in a way that is not helping DeSantis right now," Brown says.3172023-06-25T15:51:16.000Z2023-06-25T22:09:18.000ZHow will Putin react to the greatest threat to his regime?Vladimir Putin faces the largest test to his power in over two decades, after the head of a mercenary group declared a mutiny and marched on Moscow before ultimately retreating and agreeing to exile in Belarus. So how will the president of Russia react now?3942023-06-25T15:13:46.000Z2023-06-25T22:09:48.000ZThe fissures inside Russian ranks demonstrate Putin's vulnerabilitiesThe immediate threat of an insurrection by the Wagner group and its leader might be over, but it may have created lasting damage to Vladimir Putin's power. Former Democratic Congresswoman Jane Harman joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss Putin's reckoning and what the armed revolt meant for the Russian president.4782023-06-25T15:09:46.000Z2023-06-25T22:10:14.000ZSenator Chris Coons joins the Sunday Show to talk the latest out of RussiaSenator Chris Coons joins the Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart to discuss the latest events out of Russia, where the Wagner mercenary group has called off its advance on Moscow. So what does this mean for not only the war in Ukraine, but for Putin's control?4642023-06-25T14:27:00.000Z2023-06-25T22:10:52.000ZFate of Prigozhin and Wagner troops remains uncertain due to 'desperate and dangerous' PutinWagner mercenary chief Prigozhin halted his troops’ advance to Moscow hours after Putin accused him of “treason” and vowed to crush the armed revolt. The Kremlin says Prigozhin will now be exiled to Belarus and Wagner soldiers will not be prosecuted. Ret. Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Jason Beardsley and Missy Ryan join Nicolle Wallace to break down the damage to Putin's leadership and the impact on the war in Ukraine.5692023-06-25T14:21:55.000Z2023-06-25T22:11:11.000ZPutin faces biggest challenge of his presidencyMichael McFaul, former U.S. Ambassador to the Russian Federation, joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss Wagner group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's decision to make a truce, stand down from advancing on Moscow, and effectively cease a rebellion.4422023-06-25T14:20:31.000Z2023-06-25T22:11:45.000ZWagner Group leader forsakes rebellionAdm. James Stavridis, former Supreme Allied Commander at NATO, joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss Yevgeny Prigozhin's possible motives for attempting a rebellion against his one-time ally President Vladimir Putin.4192023-06-25T14:16:21.000Z2023-06-24T21:17:48.000ZRussian state media says criminal case against Prigozhin will be droppedRussian state media is reporting that the criminal case against Yevgeny Prigozhin would be dropped. The news agency reported that Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, also said Prigozhin would "go to Belarus." This has not been independently confirmed by NBC News. 1762023-06-24T21:16:56.000Z2023-06-24T19:59:04.000ZStaff writer for The New Yorker Masha Gessen on Prigozhin's turnabout, Putin's vulnerabilityStaff writer for The New Yorker and author of "Surviving Autocracy" Masha Gessen discusses with Yasmin the Wagner Group's decision to turn back after marching towards Moscow. Gessen also delves deeper into the tricky circumstances Vladimir Putin must navigate in a potential deal with Yevgeny Prigozhin. "This is the most vulnerable he's probably ever been." 3552023-06-24T19:58:20.000Z2023-06-24T19:31:32.000ZRussia uprising Robert Libetti, executive producer with the News and Specials team at The Wall Street Journal, joins MSNBC's Richard Lui to talk about the recent Russian events. 3682023-06-24T19:30:34.000Z2023-06-24T19:16:13.000ZMasha Gessen: Wagner revolt likely to lead Putin to a 'crackdown of unprecedented proportions'Masha Gessen, staff writer for The New Yorker, joins Yasmin Vossoughian to discuss the fallout of the Wagner mercenary revolt in Russia and how Putin is likely to respond. “This is a tantrum thrown by a mercenary leader... But the effect of what he's done is a challenge to Putin's monopoly on power," Gessen says.3432023-06-24T19:15:13.000Z2023-06-24T19:03:58.000ZBiden spoke with France, German and UK leaders on Friday about Wagner revoltPresident Joe Biden talked with leaders from Germany, France and the United Kingdom about Wagner mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's revolt against Russia and their stance on the war in Ukraine. NBC News' Monica Alba reports on how the allies will approach the situation after Prigozhin's said he was ending the march towards Moscow. 2292023-06-24T19:02:58.000Z2023-06-24T18:05:11.000ZWagner leader says he is standing down and turning his troops aroundWagner mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin says he is standing down and plans to withdraw his soldiers headed for Moscow, according to a post on the messaging app Telegram. NBC News' Matt Bodner reports on Prigozhin's reason for the turnaround and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's role in negotiating with him to stand down. 2402023-06-24T18:04:17.000Z2023-06-24T17:49:15.000ZRep. Connolly: This could very well be the unraveling of the Putin regimeRep. Gerry Connolly, a member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and a former head of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, speaks to Jonathan Capehart about the significance of new developments in the Wagner mercenary group's armed mutiny against Russia and explains the grave threat it poses to Putin's regime. "This could very well be the unraveling of the Putin regime," Connolly says. "This is certainly the biggest existential threat he’s faced in his 23 years in rule."2132023-06-24T17:48:39.000Z2023-06-24T18:12:07.000ZTurkish president spoke with Putin, stressing to act with 'common sense'The office of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tweeted that he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin following Wagner mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's revolt against the Kremlin. NBC News' Andrea Mitchell reports on Erdogan's relationship with Putin and how Putin is dealing with the uprising within his own borders. 2562023-06-24T17:12:08.000Z2023-06-24T16:44:14.000ZMoscow mayor announces anti-terrorist operation as Wagner group revoltsThe mayor of Moscow has declared an anti-terrorist operation, telling residents to stay home, as soldiers from the Wagner mercenary group proceed towards Russia's capital city. NBC News' Kelly Cobiella summarizes what led to Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's revolt against the Kremlin and his capture of the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don. 2442023-06-24T16:43:22.000Z2023-06-24T16:08:24.000Z“Prigozhin is making progress…” Evelyn Farkas on the armed rebellion underway in RussiaEvelyn Farkas joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss the rebellion that the Russian President is calling a “stab in the back”. 2882023-06-24T16:07:43.000Z2023-06-24T16:07:42.000ZLt. Gen. Stephen Twitty discusses the order for the arrest of a mercenary group leaderJonathan Capehart is joined by Lt. Gen. Stephen Twitty to discuss the latest out of Russia as Putin calls the armed rebellion by a mercenary chief a betrayal.5092023-06-24T16:06:25.000Z2023-06-24T16:04:12.000Z“This guy's digging his own grave” Kevin Baron discusses the mercenary leader leading a rebellionExecutive Editor of Defense One Kevin Baron discusses the latest out of Russia as an uprising threatens Putin’s leadership.3402023-06-24T16:03:29.000Z2023-06-24T15:44:00.000ZWhat is the Wagner Group? A look at the mercenary group accused of 'armed mutiny' in RussiaAli Velshi explains the history of the Wagner Group, the mercenary group led by Yevgeny Prigozhin and accused of 'armed mutiny' in Russia. He is joined by Colin Clarke, Senior Research Fellow at The Soufan Center, and Director of Policy and Research at The Soufan Group, to discuss the Wagner Group's threat to Putin and its implications for Ukraine.5362023-06-24T15:42:59.000Z2023-06-24T15:19:51.000ZHow Ukraine is reacting to mercenary group accused of ‘armed mutiny’ in RussiaMamuka Mamulashvili, Commander of the Georgian Legion, and Terrell Jermaine Starr join Ali Velshi from Ukraine to discuss how Ukrainians are reacting to mercenary group accused of ‘armed mutiny’ in Russia. "Putin was not ready for this development and he does not know what to do now," Mamulashvili says. "They will be trying to move all the resources from the frontlines to try and defend Moscow now. So it's very positive development of events for Ukraine."6932023-06-24T15:18:44.000Z2023-06-24T13:47:20.000ZWagner chief Prigozhin says his forces have occupied major Russian cityThe head of the Wagner mercenary group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said his forces have taken a military headquarters in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don. NBC News' Matt Bodner reports on the latest from the mercenary chief's revolt against the Kremlin and where Russia's elite is declaring their allegiance. 1612023-06-24T13:46:26.000Z2023-06-24T13:06:06.000ZWhite House monitoring mercenary chief's armed revolt in RussiaThe White House said it was monitoring the situation unfolding in Russia where Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner Group mercenary organization, accused Russia of killing thousands of mercenaries. NBC News' Ali Raffa reports on Russian President Vladimir Putin's latest response and why the U.S. and its allies are concerned by instability in the region. 1352023-06-24T13:05:11.000Z2023-06-24T06:12:48.000ZReproductive rights battle especially poignant in context of Black maternal healthAli Velshi looks at disparities in Black maternal and infant health in the United States and measures proposed to address those issues and maternal health generally in a bill from Rep. Lauren Underwood. 2262023-06-24T04:48:24.000Z2023-06-24T03:44:59.000ZRussia accuses Wagner chief of ‘armed mutiny’A long-brewing conflict between Russia’s military leadership and the powerful head of the Wagner mercenary group came to a head after the Kremlin accused Yevgeny Prigozhin of an attempted coup. Gen. Barry McCaffrey weighs in.5122023-06-24T03:43:57.000Z2023-06-24T06:13:24.000ZJack Smith files new motions in Trump documents caseSpecial Counsel Jack Smith has requested to push back Trump’s classified documents trial to December. Plus, new reporting details the crucial evidence that led Smith to pursue a criminal case against the former president. Andrew Weissmann breaks it all down.4412023-06-24T03:38:45.000Z2023-06-24T03:16:49.000ZSupreme Court is ‘too powerful and too political,’ says Sen. Tina SmithSen. Tina Smith joins MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss why she supports expanding the Supreme Court to “undo the stacking” by Republicans that put “extreme right-wing” supermajority in place that has “systematically stripped away rights and freedoms” and why she believes they’re not done targeting other rights like contraception.1362023-06-24T03:16:10.000Z2023-06-24T06:13:45.000ZFmr. Prosecutor: Special Counsel responds to ‘unrealistic’ trial date set by Trump-appointed judgeMSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart speaks to former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner and national security attorney Bradley Moss about a Friday night filing from Special Counsel Jack Smith requesting to move former President Donald Trump’s trial in the classified documents case to December.4732023-06-24T03:11:38.000Z2023-06-24T06:14:12.000ZState of abortion one year after Dobbs decisionSaturday marks one year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, shifting the landscape for abortion care across the U.S. It comes as President Biden signs an executive order expanding access to birth control.2592023-06-24T03:10:23.000Z2023-06-24T06:14:26.000ZBREAKING: Richard Engel on reports of attempted coup on Putin in RussiaMSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart talks to Richard Engel about the unfolding situation in Russia where Russian generals have accused “Putin’s chef” Yevgeny Prigozhin of an attempted coup against Putin.4232023-06-24T03:09:37.000Z2023-06-24T06:14:45.000ZSmith pitches new timeline in Trump documents case with new court filingsHarry Litman, former deputy assistant attorney general, and former litigator Lisa Rubin talk with Ali Velshi about new court filings in which special counsel Jack Smith attempts to lay out a more concrete, realistic timeline for the Trump classified documents case to move forward. 2552023-06-24T02:39:55.000Z2023-06-24T06:15:00.000ZInternal feud boils over in Russia; Prigozhin threatens 'march for justice'Richard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, explains the backstory of the conflict between Russia's military generals and Yevgeny Prigozhin, known as "Putin's chef," leader of the Wagner Group mercenary force, as Russian authorities appear to be cracking down on Prigozhin, and Prigozhin appears to be threatening an armed assertion of power. 6872023-06-24T01:46:39.000Z2023-06-24T06:15:18.000Z‘None of them have atoned’: Author on Tulsa Race Massacre survivors seeking justice 102 years laterThe Tulsa Race Massacre, in which a white mob descended on the prosperous all-black neighborhood of Greenwood in 1921, destroying it and killing hundreds of people 102 years ago, is commemorated in the book, "Built From the Fire." The author of that book, journalist Victor Luckerson, recently spoke to Joy Reid.3712023-06-24T01:37:53.000Z2023-06-24T06:15:35.000Z‘We're ruled by a minority of a minority’: Columnist on abortion rights 1 year after Roe overturnedThe Supreme Court ruled in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization that the right to an abortion is not constitutionally protected, one year ago on Saturday. The ruling overturned Roe v. Wade, the law of the land for 50 years, and remains as unpopular as ever. Yet the Republican Party apparently insists on ignoring that voter sentiment. Ali Velshi in for Joy Reid and our panel discuss.5642023-06-24T01:21:56.000Z2023-06-24T01:16:48.000ZRita Wilson collaborates with music icons in her latest album 'Duets'Rita Wilson, celebrated actress and musical artist, takes us behind the scenes of her new single "Little Black Dress." Sharing her deep attachment to clothing and the memories they evoke, Wilson unveils the storytelling aspect of her song. Wilson also reveals the exciting lineup of legendary artists she collaborated with on her album, including Willie Nelson and Jackson Browne, and shares her experience immersing herself in Wes Anderson's imaginative world for "Asteroid City."5062023-06-24T01:15:44.000Z2023-06-24T06:15:49.000ZRussian generals accuse mercenary leader of mutiny attemptYevgeny Prigozhin, the head of a Russian-affiliated mercenary group, posted online vowing to punish Russian military leadership after he says the Russian Defense Minister oversaw a deadly attack on his troops.5312023-06-24T00:36:17.000Z2023-06-24T06:16:04.000ZJan. 6 probe heats up as witnesses reportedly get immunity dealsNew reporting reveals that two fake Trump electors were offered partial immunity as part of their cooperation with the DOJ’s Jan. 6 investigation, “which certainly signals an escalation in this portion of the inquiry,” says Chris Hayes. 6072023-06-24T00:18:33.000Z2023-06-24T00:19:34.000ZRussian military intelligence says Wagner mercenary group headed to Russia in apparent coup attemptLeader of the Wagner mercenary group Yevgeny Prigozhin says his forces have left Ukraine and are heading into Russia. It is an act that senior members of the Russian military intelligence are calling a coup attempt. NBC News foreign correspondent Raf Sanchez joins The ReidOut from Kyiv.1762023-06-24T00:13:12.000Z2023-06-24T06:16:33.000ZHeat on Trump: Jack Smith strikes deal with fake MAGA electors in coup probeJack Smith’s January 6 probe revives with new heat on MAGA electors. CNN reporting Smith got "at least two Republican fake electors to testify to a federal grand jury in Washington in recent weeks by giving them limited immunity.” CNN adding the move could signal “at least some charging decisions.” MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )4652023-06-23T23:38:15.000Z2023-06-23T23:25:45.000ZHannity exposed: 'Just comply' lie shredded in DOJ’s Trump chargesDonald Trump’s arrest shows the GOP’s double standard on FBI “compliance.” While many suspects are given minutes to comply with police, Trump was given months. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber exposes the GOP’s double standard on “police rules.”(Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )7312023-06-23T23:24:47.000Z2023-06-23T21:38:30.000ZThe impact of Dobbs one year laterFormer president of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards, former White House Health Policy Director Dr. Kavita Patel, and law professor at UC Irvine Michele Goodwin discuss the political backlash to the Dobbs decision and the impact the decision has had on women over the last year6332023-06-23T21:37:22.000Z2023-06-23T19:42:36.000ZAG Ellen Rosenblum: 'Providers face immense pressure serving patients nationwide.'On the grim first anniversary of the overturning of Roe, Democratic Attorneys General Ellen Rosenblum of Oregon and Dana Nessel of Michigan join Morning Joe to discuss the challenges and implications of Roe v. Wade being overturned, emphasizing the critical role of preserving reproductive rights and ensuring comprehensive healthcare for all individuals.6112023-06-23T19:41:45.000Z2023-06-23T19:26:09.000ZDemocrats face challenges in securing Latino support for 2024 electionLatino voters across the country are expressing concerns about the economy and rising costs, affecting their perception of the 'American Dream.' Democrats' efforts to secure Latino support face challenges as trust in the party's ability to deliver on issues such as crime, public safety, and immigration decreases. Wadi Gaitan of the Libre Initiative joins Morning Joe to highlight the shift of Latino voters and the need for Democrats to court their support actively. 3432023-06-23T19:25:16.000Z2023-06-23T18:35:14.000ZJen Psaki: Pelosi believes Democrats should use abortion against the GOP in 2024Former Vice President Mike Pence called for all Republicans to support a nationwide abortion ban at 15-weeks of gestation while speaking a conference held by the anti-abortion and anti sam-sex marriage Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington, D.C, attended by other GOP 2024 hopefuls including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Senator Tim Scott (R-SC). MSNBC host Jen Psaki and Brendan Buck, former communications adviser to speakers Ryan and Boener, join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. Psaki discussed her interview with former Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), where they spoke about what the 2024 Democratic strategy on abortion should be. “What she was saying in her answer there is that regardless of what Donald Trump has said or hasn't said about an abortion ban, he is somebody who Democrats should run against as opposing women's rights, opposing women's access to health care,” says Psaki. “Her point is they're not giving protections, they’re not protecting women's fundamental rights that have been the law of the land for 50 years. That is the message, that's how we should be talking about it as we look to 2024.” 3552023-06-23T18:33:23.000Z2023-06-23T18:21:50.000ZDanielle Holley: Dobbs showed SCOTUS’ ability to disturb ‘everyday lives’ with ‘the stroke of a pen’Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, a new NBC News Poll shows that 61 percent of voters disapprove of the High Court’s decision to overturn the national right to abortion. Former President of Planned Parenthood Federation of America Cecile Richards along with Dean and Professor at the Howard University School of Law Danielle Holley join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “The overturning of the 50-year precedent, in really the stroke of a pen, I think gives people a lot of nervousness about what is the agenda of the Supreme Court, and how much will the Supreme Court do to disturb the everyday lives of people,” says Holley.3412023-06-23T18:20:41.000Z2023-06-23T18:35:17.000ZDavid Gallo: ‘All the tests in the world doesn't preclude having an implosion. It happens.’More questions are being raised about the safety of the Titanic subversive, including over the composite metal used to build the vessel, as investigators attempt to create a timeline of the catastrophic mission that killed all 5 men on board. NBC News Correspondent Kristen Dahlgren and oceanographer and deep sea explorer David Gallo join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “Having all the tests in the world doesn't preclude having an implosion. It happens,” says Gallo. “But you want to minimize those risks and I think a lot of attention will be paid to that. Did they really minimize every every risk in this case?"4282023-06-23T18:11:04.000Z2023-06-23T17:40:06.000ZTrump campaign official testifies before Jan. 6 grand juryGary Michael Brown, who served as the Trump campaign's Election Day operations official, testified as part of special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the events surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot. NBC's Ryan Reilly reports.1162023-06-23T17:39:20.000Z2023-06-23T18:17:38.000Z'State sponsored violence against women's bodies': Reverend Taves on Missouri abortion banReverend Krista Taves is a Unitarian Universalist Minister in Missouri and long-time abortion rights activist. She joins Jen Psaki to discuss her advocacy for reproductive freedom and the lawsuit Revered Taves and other ministers joined when Roe v. Wade was overturned and Missouri's abortion ban took effect. 4722023-06-23T17:30:17.000Z2023-06-23T17:14:15.000ZAttorney General Garland denies claims that he gave Hunter Biden special treatmentAttorney General Merrick Garland denied whistleblower allegations that the Department of Justice gave Hunter Biden special treatment in its five-year investigation. This week, Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney David Weiss reached a plea agreement with Biden, who is expected to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes.1072023-06-23T17:13:14.000Z2023-06-23T16:01:56.000ZThe real consequences of Roe v. Wade reversal: Voices from the frontlinesReflecting on one year without the safeguards of Roe v. Wade, NBC News' Ali Vitali looks into the real-life consequences of the Roe v. Wade reversal as doctors, lawmakers, and women share their experiences.4562023-06-23T16:01:06.000Z2023-06-23T16:01:52.000Z‘Women’s lives are on the line now’: Mika Brzezinski highlights the consequences of restricting reproductive healthcareMika Brzezinski reflects on the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v Wade, recounting real stories of women forced to endure tragedy, the shocking consequences of abortion bans and the urgent need for action.2742023-06-23T15:52:11.000Z2023-06-23T16:38:53.000ZIndian PM Modi breaks tradition with solo press conference at White HousePresident Biden welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the White House on Thursday, focusing on democratic values and the strengthening of bilateral relations. Modi's state visit to the U.S. raises questions about the balance between autocracy and democracy in India, with concerns over religious freedom and media censorship.2362023-06-23T15:15:07.000Z2023-06-23T14:29:51.000ZSupreme Court rules in favor of Biden immigration enforcement planThe Supreme Court has rejected Texas and Louisiana's challenge to a Biden administration immigration policy that they ruled lacked legal standing. NBC News' Julia Ainsley reports.1322023-06-23T14:28:54.000Z2023-06-23T13:52:58.000Z'It’s just shameless': Joe Scarborough slams GOP effort to expunge Trump impeachmentsControversy ensues as GOP representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Elise Stefanik introduce a pair of resolutions seeking to expunge Trump's impeachment votes, drawing skepticism and doubt over the feasibility of their resolutions. The Morning Joe panel weighs in.8202023-06-23T13:51:54.000Z2023-06-23T13:09:47.000ZKey witness testifies on Trump campaign's involvement in 'fake electors scheme' A former Trump campaign official testified before a federal grand jury on Thursday regarding efforts to overturn the 2020 election, revealing new developments in Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the former president's alleged efforts to undermine the election results. The Morning Joe panel discuss. 4052023-06-23T13:09:09.000Z2023-06-23T12:41:32.000ZNew polling reveals 61% of Americans oppose overturning Roe v. WadeOne year since the landmark decision by SCOTUS to overturn Roe v. Wade, new polling reveals a significant shift in public sentiment, with 61% of Americans opposing the decision and only 36% in support. The Morning Joe Panel discuss how the decision has ignited a 'political earthquake,' amplifying the fight for women's rights and triggering calls for bipartisan reform to restore faith in the judicial branch.6322023-06-23T12:40:40.000Z2023-06-23T11:44:07.000ZMaricopa County official files defamation lawsuit against Kari LakeFormer Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake is facing a defamation lawsuit filed by Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer, citing loss of friends and death threats due to Lake's false election claims. Despite losing multiple lawsuits, Lake continues to allege that the election was manipulated to prevent her from winning. The Morning Joe panel discuss the importance of accountability and the potential repercussions for spreading misinformation about elections.4682023-06-23T11:43:07.000Z2023-06-23T10:37:55.000ZPresident Biden to sign executive order to protect reproductive rights According to new NBC News polling, 61% of voters oppose the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe. One year after the SCOTUS overturned Roe v Wade, President Biden is set to sign an executive order aimed at protecting access to abortions and contraceptives nationwide. Rep. Sharice Davids of Kansas joins Way Too Early to discuss.3552023-06-23T10:37:02.000Z2023-06-23T06:11:07.000ZHouse GOP circus needs a ringmaster, 'and that's not Kevin': Steele on Republican chaosMichael Steele, former chair of the RNC, talks with Ali Velshi about the petty politics and pathetic stunts being performed by House Republicans who are even more unruly for lack of a strong leader. 2082023-06-23T04:02:26.000Z2023-06-23T06:11:28.000ZHundreds of anti-LGBTQ bills proposedRandi Weingarten and former Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney discuss the pressure parents, teachers and students are under.7262023-06-23T03:52:24.000Z2023-06-23T03:43:36.000ZCommon player in recent Supreme Court scandals exposes broader project to manipulate courtDahlia Lithwick, senior editor at Slate, talks with Ali Velshi about new reporting on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's ethical lapses and how the Federalist Society's Leonard Leo is a common thread in the recent spate of Supreme Court scandals.4342023-06-23T03:42:51.000Z2023-06-23T03:35:16.000ZNavy heard possible implosion after Titanic sub vanishedThe Coast Guard said all five passengers aboard the submersible that went missing on a deep-sea voyage to the Titanic are presumed dead. Josh Gates and L. David Marquet break it down.4522023-06-23T03:34:21.000Z2023-06-23T06:12:09.000ZIf Trump is caught witness tampering 'he'll be running for GOP nomination from jail' expert saysDonald Trump and his legal team are reportedly getting their first look at some of the evidence gathered by special counsel Jack Smith. “I can assure you knowing Jack Smith that if he comes in he’s going to have to plead guilty to what he did,” MSNBC legal analyst Andrew Weissmann says of Walt Nauta possibly flipping to work with the Department of Justice, on The ReidOut with Joy Reid.5262023-06-23T03:27:58.000Z2023-06-23T03:18:42.000ZBiden walks tightrope keeping Modi close without excusing his abusesBobby Ghosh, former editor in chief of the Hindustan Times, talks with Ali Velshi about the controversial abuses of power by India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi contrasted with the warm welcome Modi received at the Biden White House, and the important position India holds internationally.5422023-06-23T03:17:56.000Z2023-06-23T03:15:56.000Z‘Rep. Santos is a complete fraud & liar’ says Rep. Robert GarciaRep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) introduced the resolution to expel George Santos from Congress. He joins MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss how Speaker McCarthy has “given away the keys” to Republicans like George Santos and Marjorie Taylor Greene and has no confidence in McCarthy or the House Ethics Committee to hold Santos accountable.4522023-06-23T03:14:58.000Z2023-06-23T03:15:11.000ZSen. Whitehouse: Alito’s excuses are ‘so preposterous they’re almost incriminating’Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse tells MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart the list of questions he has for Justice Alito after revelations he failed to disclose a luxury fishing vacation with a billionaire megadonor who later had cases before the court, how “creepy right-wing billionaires are meddling in the Supreme Court” and how ethics reform can be achieved at the court if Chief Justice Roberts won’t act.4572023-06-23T03:14:27.000Z2023-06-23T06:12:58.000ZNo Labels 'trying to get in place in case we need to' run presidential candidate: National co-chairNo Labels, a self-described "centrist" organization, was founded in 2010 to fight rising political polarization. They are now looking to potentially mount a third-party presidential bid in 2024, claiming that polls show the public is ready for a middle-of-the-road political alternative to the two major parties. What would a No Labels presidential candidate mean during this contentious presidential election, particularly for the Democratic nominee? The national co-chair of No Labels, Reverend Dr. Benjamin Chavis, Jr., joins Joy Reid to discuss.5502023-06-23T03:04:24.000Z2023-06-23T02:26:44.000ZFormer Rep. Will Hurd jumps into 2024 race as Republican field growsTim Miller says Will Hurd, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, and Mike Pence are among the "delusional" 2024 GOP candidates: "They’re hopeful that Donald Trump will have a heart attack or end up in prison—or there’s going to be some magic fairy that makes the Republican Party go back to what it was in 1999."5082023-06-23T00:46:45.000Z2023-06-23T06:13:39.000ZTrump is not the first president special counsel Jack Smith has prosecutedYou may have heard that Jack Smith prosecuted war crimes at The Hague. “But what you may not know—I did not, until recently—is that Donald Trump is actually the second president that Jack Smith has indicted,” says Chris Hayes. 4382023-06-23T00:20:21.000Z2023-06-22T23:37:34.000ZRepublican grifting exposed: See Chief Justice John Roberts confronted on TVThe Supreme Court is facing another grifting scandal after ProRepublica reported Justice Samuel Alito took and hid gifts from a Republican billionaire who later had cases before the court. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent and attorney Ari Melber reports on the stakes for the widening scandal and how Chief Justice Roberts has an obligation to address it. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: ) 3482023-06-22T23:36:40.000Z2023-06-23T06:14:05.000ZTrump’s TV confessions pave path to prison: Jack Smith sends Trump his own interviews in new filingSpecial Counsel Jack Smith delivered the first round of evidence to Donald Trump’s legal team in the classified documents case. The evidence includes testimony, documents and a witness list – and the unusual detail of transcripts of Trump’s incriminating “interviews” and “public statements” will be used as evidence. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )3502023-06-22T23:31:52.000Z2023-06-23T06:14:29.000ZTrump’s ‘prison nightmare’ comes to life: Convicts in similar cases go to prisonWill Donald Trump go to prison if he is guilty in the classified documents case? The answer depends on precedent and his potential cooperation. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down two types of cases and the peril facing Trump, noting he has some helpful precedents for avoiding prison with a plea, and some scary cases where defendants who found to the end and lost found themselves in prison. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )4072023-06-22T23:27:04.000Z2023-06-22T21:53:39.000ZFmr. Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards: 'Women simply cannot afford a Republican presidency'Cecile Richards, Co-Chair of American Bridge and former President of Planned Parenthood, joins Jen Psaki to discuss the state of abortion rights one year after the Dobbs ruling. 4922023-06-22T21:52:35.000Z2023-06-22T22:03:30.000ZDonald Trump would 'absolutely immediately push for a national abortion ban' if electedCecile Richards, Co-Chair of American Bridge and former President of Planned Parenthood, joins Jen Psaki to discuss Republican legislatures rolling back rights across the country and the messaging on abortion leading up to the 2024 presidential race. 4502023-06-22T21:49:35.000Z2023-06-22T22:58:30.000Z'He wanted to make money.' The right-wing transformation of Justice Clarence ThomasSlate’s Joel Anderson, host of the podcast “Slow Burn: Becoming Justice Thomas,” tells Mehdi how money was the driving force behind the Supreme Court justice’s transformation from civil rights activist to hero of the Republican radical right.4272023-06-22T20:24:23.000Z2023-06-22T20:04:33.000ZTitan debris consistent with a ‘catastrophic implosion’, Coast Guard saysDuring a press conference, Rear Adm. John Mauger said that the Titan debris found at the sea floor was “consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel,” and was found at the bow of the Titanic.1442023-06-22T20:03:42.000Z2023-06-22T21:04:22.000Z'Politicians in Robes': How the right-wing Supreme Court is mounting a power grabAs student debt forgiveness, affirmative action, and fair elections hang in the balance, Mehdi surveys all the ways SCOTUS is doing the work of Congress and legislating from the bench. 12102023-06-22T19:56:11.000Z2023-06-22T21:04:45.000ZTop Dem 'very much' wants Justices Thomas and Alito to testify before SenateFirst it was Clarence Thomas and now it’s Samuel Alito being accused of not disclosing luxury gifts from billionaire donors. But what are Democrats going to do about the ethics problem at the Supreme Court? Mehdi presses Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.6952023-06-22T19:39:50.000Z2023-06-22T19:20:34.000ZCoast Guard says missing submersible passengers are presumed deadThe U.S. Coast Guard held a press conference after submersible went missing while exploring the Titanic wreckage, saying that the five-person crew is presumed to have not survived.1382023-06-22T19:19:54.000Z2023-06-22T18:21:39.000ZDavid Gallo: ‘If there was a rupture of the hull, it's just over within milliseconds’Oceanographer and deep sea explorer, David Gallo joins Andrea Mitchell with his reaction to news that a debris field has been discovered in the search area of the Titan submersible. “The ending this way, it's not suffering days of dwindling oxygen. It's instantaneous that you can get, if there was a rupture of the hull. It's just over within milliseconds.” Gallo, a close friend and coworker of one of the passengers, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, says “he was called Mr. Titanic. In a way there's something here that you know, he's now in the area that he loved most under the sea, which is Titanic and the Titanic debris field. So that's sad, but somehow comforting in a way.”5032023-06-22T18:20:37.000Z2023-06-22T18:17:17.000ZBiden assures calling Xi a 'dictator' has not impacted U.S. relations with ChinaDuring a joint press conference, President Biden responded to a question about calling Chinese President Xi a "dictator" at a fundraiser and if those comments have had any impact on diplomatic relations with China.1102023-06-22T18:16:36.000Z2023-06-22T18:01:32.000ZHouse GOP hardliners find new tactic to push party further rightward: PoliticoConservative hardliners are racing to force doomed votes hitting the president, frustrating battleground-seat members and causing a new headache for Republican leaders, according to new Politico reporting. Reporter Olivia Beavers and Tom Nichols join Morning Joe to discuss.4792023-06-22T18:00:29.000Z2023-06-22T17:43:55.000ZLt. Gen. Honore: Titan tragedy ‘put a lot of pressure on the Coast Guard’ to implement ‘standards’The United States Coast Guard has said that a debris field has been discovered as part of the search for the submersible with five men on board that went missing on its way to visit the wreckage site of the Titanic. NBC News Correspondent Tom Costello and retired Lt. General Russel Honore join Andrea Mitchell to discuss the safety of such submersibles and their missions. “I'm sure in the future there will be Coast Guard standards that will say you know you're not going because you don't meet the standard,” says Honore. “It's hard at this point to blame the victims or the survivors, but in retrospect this was a volunteer mission, but it's a volunteer mission that has captured the nation and put a lot of pressure on the Coast Guard to do something that if they had a right to say to it this probably wouldn’t have gone.”4312023-06-22T17:42:55.000Z2023-06-22T16:43:53.000ZDeSantis donor supplied golf simulator and private flights: WaPoFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s wealthy donors and supporters lent a golf simulator to the Governor’s Mansion and provided private flights to fundraisers and other political events, according to records obtained by The Washington Post.1972023-06-22T16:42:55.000Z2023-06-22T16:23:54.000ZGeorge Santos' bond was guaranteed by family membersThe father and aunt of Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., were two guarantors of his $500,000 bond after he was charged with more than a dozen federal crimes. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports from Capitol Hill.1132023-06-22T16:22:54.000Z2023-06-22T16:08:41.000ZSection of I-95 in Philly shut down after collapse is set to reopenThe section of I-95 that has been shut down since an overpass collapsed is set to open weeks ahead of schedule. Gov. Josh Shapiro, D-Pa., joins Morning Joe to discuss.2622023-06-22T16:07:26.000Z2023-06-22T16:04:54.000ZCoast Guard says debris field discovered in search area near TitanicThe U.S. Coast Guard announced that a debris field has been discovered in search area for OceanGate Titan submersible, but it is still unknown if the debris is related to the vessel. NBC News' Kristen Dahlgren reports.1712023-06-22T16:04:13.000Z2023-06-22T15:47:12.000ZFormer Rep. Will Hurd announces 2024 presidential runFormer Texas Rep. Will Hurd announced he will be joining a growing field of Republicans running for president in 2024. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard reports.1092023-06-22T15:46:12.000Z2023-06-22T15:38:19.000ZSen. Durbin calls for code of ethics for the Supreme CourtSen. Dick Durbin, D-Il., discusses ethics questions against Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito following an article by news outlet ProPublica, former special counsel John Durham's testimony before the Judiciary Committee and a former FBI analyst sentence of nearly 4 years for illegally retaining classified docs.3932023-06-22T15:37:20.000Z2023-06-22T15:23:47.000ZBiden holds bilateral meeting with Indian PM ModiPresident Biden held a bilateral meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi at the White House and discussed the shared values and continued relationship between the countries.1742023-06-22T15:22:57.000Z2023-06-22T14:49:09.000ZSupreme Court rules against Navajo Nation in water rights caseThe Supreme Court has ruled against the Navajo Nation in a case that argued the federal government failed to address their need for access to water. NBC's Julia Ainsley reports.892023-06-22T14:47:56.000Z2023-06-22T14:34:52.000ZMinnesota is continuing to expand freedoms, says governorGov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., joins Morning Joe to discuss codifying abortion rights, paid family and medical leave, sick leave, transgender rights protections and how the state is expanding freedoms.3572023-06-22T14:34:13.000Z2023-06-22T14:02:15.000Z'A love letter to musical theater': Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad return to BroadwayActors Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells join Morning Joe to discuss returning to Broadway for 'Gutenberg! The Musical'.4542023-06-22T14:01:06.000Z2023-06-22T13:34:27.000ZFormer FBI analyst gets four years in prison for taking classified docsA former FBI intelligence analyst was sentenced Wednesday to nearly four years in prison for illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents at her home.2192023-06-22T13:33:35.000Z2023-06-22T13:03:01.000Z'I don't get it': Senator surprised by Durham's committee testimonyIntel Committee Chair, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va, discusses former special counsel John Durham's testimony before the Judiciary Committee and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the White House.4622023-06-22T13:02:04.000Z2023-06-22T12:33:15.000ZSen. Schumer: Look at what Democrats accomplished when we controlled CongressSen. Chuck Schumer, D-NY, joins Morning Joe to discuss Republicans taking the rare step of censuring Rep. Adam Schiff, his push to regulate AI and how Senate Democrats are planning an abortion-rights push.6222023-06-22T12:32:05.000Z2023-06-22T11:49:12.000ZDurham claims to be unaware of key Russia probe detailsHouse Democrats grilled former special counsel John Durham on Wednesday about his lengthy report that criticized the FBI for its investigation into the Trump campaign’s relationship with Russia during the 2016 election. The Morning Joe panel discusses key takeaways from the testimony.4582023-06-22T11:48:27.000Z2023-06-22T12:47:09.000ZJoe: We were warned this GOP House majority would be recklessThe House took the rare step Wednesday of censuring one of its own members, Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff, over his criticisms of then-President Donald Trump and his role in leading the first impeachment inquiry into the former president. The Morning Joe panel discusses the move and the extremism from the current House Republican majority.5202023-06-22T10:52:18.000Z2023-06-22T10:03:19.000ZHouse to vote to send Biden impeachment to committeesHouse Republicans will vote to send a resolution to impeach President Biden to the Homeland Security and Judiciary Committees.3112023-06-22T10:02:40.000Z2023-06-22T05:26:50.000ZThe Last Thing: 'Yoga is unifying'Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates International Yoga Day at the U.N.812023-06-22T04:08:40.000Z2023-06-22T05:27:13.000ZNew Florida law bans most direct-to-consumer car salesSlate writer Alex Sammon breaks down what he learned about the politics of car dealerships at the National Automobile Dealers Association convention.3222023-06-22T03:55:42.000Z2023-06-22T03:51:47.000ZLost Titanic sub could run out of oxygen Thursday morningThe Coast Guard estimates the sub will run out of oxygen by Thursday morning as crews race against the clock to rescue the five people on board. Tim Taylor and Ofer Ketter join to discuss.4062023-06-22T03:50:51.000Z2023-06-22T03:54:16.000ZAlito's excuses about billionaire's gift show poor research as well as poor judgementJoshua Kaplan, reporter for ProPublica, talks with Ali Velshi about a new report about Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito accepting an Alaska fishing trip from conservative billionaire Paul Singer who later had business before the court, and the odd pre-buttal to the report Alito published in space provided to him in Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal. 6782023-06-22T03:29:06.000Z2023-06-22T03:21:55.000ZRep. Lisa Blunt Rochester announces run for U.S. Senate in DelawareRep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to explain how her time as an intern for Sen. Carper launched her political career and how working in the House has allowed her to have her “finger on the pulse” of issues like reproductive freedom and Supreme Court reforms that will help her constituents if elected to Senate.2662023-06-22T03:20:56.000Z2023-06-22T05:28:12.000ZBreaking: Lawrence reads the filing of the evidence DOJ has against TrumpMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell reports the new filing from Jack Smith’s team of the evidence and witnesses the government will present in the classified documents case. Andrew Weissmann joins with reaction.4752023-06-22T03:20:05.000Z2023-06-22T05:28:43.000Z‘Anything that incriminates him is admissible’: Expert on Trump implicating himself in interviewsDonald Trump apparently keeps confessing to the crime of unlawfully retaining U.S. defense secrets and refusing to give them back. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.4172023-06-22T02:52:04.000Z2023-06-22T05:29:09.000Z‘Our courts should have ethics’: Booker slams Alito's reported luxury fishing trip with billionaireSupreme Court Justice Samuel Alito reportedly went to Alaska for a lavish fishing trip with conservative hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer, a new investigation from ProPublica alleges about the 2008 trip. Alito rode to Alaska on Singer's private jet, which was not included in Alito's financial disclosure forms as required by law. In the years that followed, cases involving Paul Singer’s hedge fund came before the court at least ten times, and Alito never recused himself. Sen. Cory Booker, member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, joins Joy Reid to discuss.6602023-06-22T02:34:38.000Z2023-06-22T05:29:25.000ZBreaking: Trump team learns who will testify against Trump in classified documents caseMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell reports the breaking news that Special Counsel Jack Smith has started to produce evidence to the Trump defense team.1962023-06-22T02:19:04.000Z2023-06-22T01:54:30.000ZMcCarthy has turned over the House to 'the crazies': Schiff derides GOP censure stuntRep. Adam Schiff reacts to being censured by House Republicans looking to appease Donald Trump with political stunts and expresses his pride as being so effective at holding Trump to account that Trump's acolytes would feel this performance was necessary.4502023-06-22T01:50:40.000Z2023-06-22T05:30:14.000ZLieu blasts ‘dumb’ Durham hearing: Republicans focused on ‘stupid stuff’Congressman Ted Lieu on the John Durham hearing: "When Democrats control the House we pass the laws—when Republicans control, what do we get? We get stupid stuff like this dumb hearing."3912023-06-22T01:12:42.000Z2023-06-22T01:01:26.000Z‘Infrastructure miracle:’ How Pennsylvania fixed I-95 in less than two weeks“It's one of those things that are good on both the politics and the substance,” says Chris Hayes on the I-95 collapse being repaired ahead of schedule. “Governor Shapiro promised to put the full weight of the government behind the rebuild—and it sure looks like he's delivered.”1892023-06-22T01:00:30.000Z2023-06-22T00:34:36.000ZProPublica: Alito didn’t recuse himself from case involving billionaire fishing friendChris Hayes on the ProPublica reporting about Justice Alito and Justice Thomas: “Both stories involve ritzy, glamorous gifts from right-wing billionaires with enormous, obvious, ideological—and in some cases material—interests before the court.”5132023-06-22T00:33:46.000Z2023-06-22T05:30:49.000ZTrump faces prison where over 600 Jan 6 convicts are waiting for him: Melber breakdownDonald Trump’s recent calls for protests and violence have failed to materialize. Trump only managed to draw “fizzled” crowds at his last two arraignments, as prison deters MAGA vigilantes. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down Trump’s failed January 6 playbook. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: ) 7232023-06-21T23:29:36.000Z2023-06-21T21:10:19.000ZSchiff: Upcoming GOP censure vote shows they 'go after people that they feel are a threat'Rep. Adam Schiff joins Nicolle Wallace to discuss to the GOP House effort to censure him: “I think they go after people that they feel are a threat or are effective in holding them accountable... they are going to continue to serve this disgraced former president.”1182023-06-21T21:09:24.000Z2023-06-21T19:09:25.000ZPolar Prince owner 'holding out hope' Titan crew will be brought homeHorizon Maritime Services Cofounder and Chairman, Sean Leet, held a press conference where he said they are continuing to hold out hope that the Titan submersible will be brought home safely. 592023-06-21T19:06:02.000Z2023-06-21T18:08:58.000ZWhite House has made ‘no effort’ to clarify or walk back Biden calling China’s Xi Jinping a ‘dictator’Beijing has responded with anger after President Joe Biden called Chinese President Xi Jinping a dictator, just a day after Secretary of State Antony Blinken returned from his China visit. NBC News White House Correspondent Mike Memoli joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “There's been no effort yet to either clarify what the President meant last night, or even to walk back his comments about Xi Jinping being in his view a dictator,” says Memoli. “More concerning to the Chinese, likely provoking that harsh response that we're seeing, is what else the president said as he referred to Xi as a dictator. The fact that we're recalling that spy balloon incident ‘the silly spy balloon incident,’ as the president has called it.”3802023-06-21T18:07:58.000Z2023-06-21T18:08:26.000ZMichael Vickers: Biden calling Xi a "dictator" after Blinken China visit 'wasn't the best timing'Former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations Michael Vickers, author of “By All Means Available,” joins Andrea Mitchell to examine the implications of President Joe Biden’s remarks calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a “dictator” just one day after Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s visit to Beijing. Vickers said, “I think both sides are trying to cool down relations a little bit after a lot of tension. But certainly it wasn't the best timing, but you know, I've known Tony Blinken a lot of years, he's a good diplomat.” Vickers adds, “During these, you know, summits, or near summits like this, you generally want to tone down the rhetoric to give it the best chance of success.”3132023-06-21T18:07:27.000Z2023-06-21T18:04:28.000ZSen. Patty Murray: Protecting reproductive healthcare ‘is a fight that we need to be visible on’Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, Senate Democrats are attempting to put Republicans on the defense over abortion. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the move she and some of her colleagues are making on Capitol Hill to force a vote that would ensure access to contraception and birth control and guarantee that women can travel across state lines for reproductive health care. “Republicans have a choice. They can object and not allow us to proceed, but we believe this is a fight that we need to be visible on,” says Murray. “A year ago, Roe was overturned and women's rights were ripped away from them. and the chaos that has ensued and the impact of women and their health care is overwhelming.”3472023-06-21T18:03:28.000Z2023-06-21T17:37:37.000ZSurface search area for missing submersible double the size of ConnecticutThe Coast Guard expanded the size of the search area for the missing Titanic submersible. Capt. Jamie Frederick said the surface search area is two times the size of the state of Connecticut. 1622023-06-21T17:36:45.000Z2023-06-21T17:25:11.000ZLargest study to date highlights growing concern of C.T.E.The largest study to date of C.T.E. found that the cumulative force of head hits by players in their careers is the best predictor of future brain disease. Neurosurgeon, CEO of the Concussion Legacy Foundation and former professional wrestler Doctor Chris Nowinski joins Ana Cabrera to walk through the alarming statistics from Boston University researchers about just how much damage athletes are doing to their brains. 2002023-06-21T17:24:27.000Z2023-06-21T17:20:04.000Z'China's Corporate Spy War' highlights battle over intellectual propertyCNBC's Eamon Javers joins Morning Joe to discuss the new documentary 'China's Corporate Spy War'.2462023-06-21T17:19:27.000Z2023-06-21T17:10:21.000ZJan. 6 rioter who used stun gun on Officer Fanone sentenced to 12.5 yearsDaniel "D.J." Rodriguez, who participated in the January 6 riot at the Capitol and drove a stun gun into Officer Michael Fanone's neck, was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison. NBC's Ryan Reilly reports.462023-06-21T17:09:26.000Z2023-06-21T17:30:02.000ZOne Year Later: political landscape upended by the overturning of Roe V WadeNearly one year since the overturning of Roe V. Wade, MSNBC Host Symone Sanders-Townsend and Republican strategist Susan Del Percio join Ana Cabrera to discuss the political aftershocks surrounding abortion rights and what it could mean for the 2024 elections.4572023-06-21T17:01:25.000Z2023-06-21T16:45:42.000ZGlobal Citizen's Power Our Planet event is set for ParisGlobal Citizen's Power Our Planet event is set for Thursday in Paris, and Hugh Evans joins Morning Joe to discuss.2352023-06-21T16:44:33.000Z2023-06-21T16:30:48.000ZNeal Katyal: Trump has acted with the most gross disregard for our national securityLegal analyst Neal Katyal discusses remarks from former AG Bill Barr on the Trump classified documents case, and he weighs in on Hunter Biden's plea deal.4972023-06-21T16:29:52.000Z2023-06-21T16:23:20.000ZBiden calls Chinese President Xi Jinping a ‘dictator’ at campaign fundraiserPresident Joe Biden is facing backlash from Beijing after calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a “dictator” who was not aware of China’s spy balloons over the U.S. NBC News’ Mike Memoli reports on China’s reaction a day after U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the spy balloon incident was no longer an issue between the two countries.3872023-06-21T16:22:12.000Z2023-06-21T15:18:12.000ZNBA star Chris Paul on life lessons from his grandfatherNBA veteran Chris Paul joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'Sixty-One: Life Lessons from Papa, On and Off the Court'.3212023-06-21T15:17:17.000Z2023-06-21T13:51:42.000ZHouse Democrats demand answers from committee on George SantosReps. Dan Goldman, D-NY, and Greg Landsman, D-Ohio, have introduced a resolution requiring the House Ethics Committee to reveal if Rep. Santos has provided the committee the names of those who posted his bond. Reps Goldman and Landsman join Morning Joe to discuss.5002023-06-21T13:50:49.000Z2023-06-21T12:44:17.000Z‘March to the Majority’ looks at GOP revolution of 1994Author and advisor to Newt Gingrich, Joe Gaylord, discusses the new book he’s co-authored with Gingrich ‘March to the Majority,’ which chronicles the Republican Revolution in 1994 and the rise of the modern GOP.6442023-06-21T12:43:01.000Z2023-06-21T12:07:36.000ZUnderwater noises heard in search for submersibleThe frantic search to find the missing Titanic tourist submersible continued on Wednesday after Canadian aircraft detected "underwater noises" in the search area. Tom Costello reports.2372023-06-21T12:06:43.000Z2023-06-21T11:50:48.000ZTrump shows cluelessness on policy when talking about drug crimes proposalDuring a Fox News interview, former President Trump contradicted himself when advocating for the death penalty on convicted drug dealers. Yet during the interview Trump also discussed a presidential pardon to Alice Johnson, who had been in prison for 21 years after being convicted for her role in a cocaine ring.2922023-06-21T11:49:54.000Z2023-06-21T11:12:30.000ZAll smoke, no fire and a lot of McCarthyism as Republicans vow to keep investigating Hunter BidenPresident Biden's son Hunter is expected to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes. Biden reached an agreement with a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney for Delaware. Yet House Speaker Kevin McCarthy blasted the 'sweetheart deal' and Republicans vow to continue investigating Hunter Biden. The Morning Joe panel discusses.7662023-06-21T11:11:20.000Z2023-06-21T10:30:52.000Z85 percent of non-GOP voters say Trump should end his campaignFormer President Trump's favorability is down and 85 percent of non-Republican voters think Trump should suspend his campaign now that he's been charged federally, according to new CNN polling. The Morning Joe panel discusses.4712023-06-21T10:29:50.000Z2023-06-21T10:11:40.000ZDemocrats re-energize push for reproductive rightsCongressional Democrats are taking several steps toward enshrining reproductive rights into law as Saturday marks one year since the overturning of Roe v. Wade.1632023-06-21T10:10:32.000Z2023-06-21T05:40:45.000ZSupreme Court Roe ruling creates national women's health crisis after one yearNancy Northup, president of The Center for Reproductive Rights, talks about how the Republican Supreme Court campaign resulting in the overturning of Roe v. Wade has not only revoked a crucial personal right from American women but has turned once personal pregnancy health crises into dire matters of life or death with national political resonance.3662023-06-21T04:03:47.000Z2023-06-21T05:41:16.000ZNew report shows how hundreds of billions in COVID-19 aid vanishedAP investigative reporter Richard Lardner brings The 11th Hour his reporting on what the lack of oversight cost the United States.2982023-06-21T03:54:47.000Z2023-06-21T05:42:02.000ZLost Titanic tourist submersible running out of oxygenThe Canadian and U.S. coastguards have teamed up to search for the Titan submarine that went missing Sunday on its way to the wreckage of the Titanic. Retired U.S. Navy Captain and former submarine commander L. David Marquet discusses.5092023-06-21T03:46:36.000Z2023-06-21T03:45:24.000ZFacts dismantle GOP effort to generate 'false sense of symmetry' between Trump and BidenRep. Eric Swalwell remarks on the project undertaken by congressional Republicans to try to project as much criminality on President Biden as possible to make Donald Trump's legal problems less alarming by comparison, and the stubborn factual reality that keeps making them look foolish in that endeavor. 1722023-06-21T03:44:16.000Z2023-06-21T05:42:44.000Z'An ungovernable client': Chatty Trump is a defense attorney's worst nightmareFormer litigator Lisa Rubin and former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance talk about Donald Trump's bad habit of digging himself deeper into a legal hole every time he talks in public about the criminal charges he is facing.1292023-06-21T03:22:14.000Z2023-06-21T03:19:10.000ZSen. Markey: Far-right SCOTUS is ‘clear and present danger to our country’Sen. Ed Markey joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss his bill that would expand the Supreme Court to 13 justices, updating it to match the current number of courts of appeals compared to nine in 1869. “This is a decision made by Congress,” Sen. Markey says, adding that it is “imperative” to expand the court given its “threat to the rights of the American people.”2342023-06-21T03:18:35.000Z2023-06-21T05:43:06.000ZVP Harris on overturning Roe: ‘The next decision you make about your body is not yours either.’Professor Michele Goodwin and Cecile Richards join MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the powerful, personal interview America’s first woman Vice President, Kamala Harris, did with MSNBC’s Joy Reid and women who have been affected by the loss of reproductive rights in the year after the Republican-appointed justices on the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.4072023-06-21T03:07:57.000Z2023-06-21T05:43:38.000ZHunter Biden takes plea dealPresident Biden’s son reached an agreement with federal prosecutors to plead guilty to two tax misdemeanors, although the U.S. attorney said the case was “ongoing.” Republicans widely criticized the deal.1642023-06-21T03:04:52.000Z2023-06-21T05:43:54.000ZLawrence: Trump gave 3 different answers about Iran war plan documentMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes Donald Trump’s shifting comments about his possession of a classified military document outlining potential battle plans with Iran, as well as the latest information on when the trial of the former president in the Mar-a-Lago documents case will begin.4692023-06-21T03:03:27.000Z2023-06-21T03:04:19.000ZRepublicans throw 'absolute fit' that DOJ isn't biased enough in their favorAlicia Menendez looks at the litany of ways Donald Trump has been treated with deference by the DOJ special counsel and given every accommodation possible while the Trump-appointed prosecutor in the Hunter Biden case has maintained meticulous independence from Merrick Garland and the Biden administration, but still Republicans were livid that the Justice Department did not show greater bias toward the anti-Biden narrative they've been pushing with Rupert Murdoch media outlets to their voting base.3962023-06-21T03:03:21.000Z2023-06-21T02:44:48.000ZVP Harris Exclusive: When legislation codifying protections of Roe is passed ‘Biden will sign it’Abortion access activism and legal and legislative battles to protect reproductive rights one year post the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade are discussed by Vice President Kamala Harris, Joy Reid, and people impacted by Dobbs in this exclusive interview. “Let me tell you something, our President Joe Biden, when that legislation gets passed to codify and put in place the protections of Roe v. Wade, Joe Biden will sign it,” VP Harris says during this special edition of The ReidOut, "One Year Post-Roe: A ReidOut Special with VP Harris."5092023-06-21T02:27:21.000Z2023-06-21T02:15:37.000ZEastman faces potential disbarment and more for role in Trump scheme to subvert election Conservative attorney John Eastman faces potential disbarment for his role in helping to concoct the scheme to have Mike Pence reject the outcome of the 2020 election in order to overturn Donald Trump's defeat, while criminal investigations into his conduct loom closer. 1332023-06-21T02:14:44.000Z2023-06-21T01:12:50.000ZRFK Jr's campaign of conspiracies: 'The leader of everybody’s brain worms'NBC News senior reporter Brandy Zadrozny on Robert F. Kennedy Jr's campaign of conspiracy theories and distrust of the establishment: “RFK Jr has really chosen to gobble up the spotlight at a time when he is the leader of everybody’s brain worms.”5162023-06-21T01:08:41.000Z2023-06-21T03:31:32.000ZReidOut Exclusive: VP Kamala Harris calls abortion access an ‘issue fundamentally about freedom’The abortion rights landscape post the Dobbs decision, one year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, is discussed by Vice President Kamala Harris in this exclusive roundtable discussion, "One Year Post-Roe: A ReidOut Special with VP Harris,” featuring Joy Reid and people impacted by Dobbs. "This issue is so fundamentally about freedom... The ability of an individual to make decisions about their own life and literally their own body…,” Vice President Harris tells Joy Reid. “A piece of this underlying it all is, hey--trust women."6412023-06-21T00:52:38.000Z2023-06-21T00:32:02.000Z‘Sheer sadism’: Hayes on the right’s fixation with Hunter Biden"No one should lose sight of what this was all about: the sheer sadism of an attempt to wield a son’s addiction against the father for political purposes. That’s what has animated this entire enterprise from the beginning," says Chris Hayes.4022023-06-21T00:31:02.000Z2023-06-20T23:26:48.000ZGOP ‘crime family’ conspiracies falter as Hunter Biden pleads to tax evasionThe Justice Department has reached a plea deal with Hunter Biden, who pleaded guilty to charges related to taxes and gun possession. The New York Times reports the deal puts Biden on track to resolve the federal investigation “without jail time.” Political Strategist Chai Komanduri joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on “The Beat” to discuss. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )5462023-06-20T23:22:29.000Z2023-06-21T05:44:59.000ZConfession to prison? Trump implodes with ‘smoking gun admission’ in Jack Smith’s espionage caseA federal judge has set August 14 as the start date for Donald Trump’s trial in the classified documents case. It comes as Trump admits on TV that he withheld classified documents and only returned “some” of them. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )6572023-06-20T23:16:39.000Z2023-06-20T21:19:05.000ZTrump shows he’s the defendant that can’t stop talkingNew York Times Washington correspondent Glenn Thrush and former top national security official at the Justice Department Mary McCord react to Trump’s evolving explanation for his retention of documents6262023-06-20T21:18:08.000Z2023-06-20T19:52:55.000ZHunter Biden's lawyer on guilty plea: 'Hunter feels happy to move on with his life'Katy Tur spoke with Chris Clark, attorney for Hunter Biden, about his guilty plea for two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay taxes, after a 5-year-long investigation5002023-06-20T19:32:37.000Z2023-06-20T19:06:42.000ZParis Olympics headquarters raided in corruption probeFrench investigators raided the headquarters of the 2024 Paris Olympic organizing committee as part of a probe into alleged embezzlement of public funds. NBC News’ Keir Simmons reports.1272023-06-20T19:04:29.000Z2023-06-20T18:40:51.000ZSee how the DOJ slow-walked and hesitated investigating Trump’s coup: Melber breakdownThe Washington Post reports the FBI "resisted opening a probe into Trump’s role in Jan. 6 for more than a year," due to the DOJ's “wariness about appearing partisan.” The Post adds the slow-walking led to internal complaints that this fear "chilled efforts to investigate the former president.” MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )5272023-06-20T18:40:02.000Z2023-06-20T18:35:00.000ZWhy the GOP is targeting researchers who study disinformationThe New York Times' Sheera Frankel joins Morning Joe to discuss how GOP lawmakers and activists are targeting researchers who are studying disinformation ahead of the 2024 election.2732023-06-20T18:32:52.000Z2023-06-20T18:29:38.000ZDavid Miliband: The world is suffering ‘a crisis of diplomacy’ in terms of global refugee flowMore than six million Ukrainians, around one third of the country’s population, have either had to flee or have been internally displaced. On World Refugee Day, David Milibrand, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee and former U.K. foreign secretary, and Mariia Mitina, a Ukrainian refugee living in the U.S., join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “What we're suffering from is obviously a crisis of diplomacy, because around the world 54, 55 conflicts going on, that are driving people from their homes,” says Milibrand. “We know that refugees are great contributors, they’re change-makers, they’re innovators in the countries that they come to. And obviously refugee status is born of desperate straits around the world, but it's also something that brings out humanity, and that's what we want to emphasize on today's World Refugee Day.”3512023-06-20T18:07:23.000Z2023-06-20T18:05:24.000ZCynthia Nixon: We know these characters so well; we know each other so wellAward-winning actress Cynthia Nixon joins Morning Joe to discuss the season 2 premiere of 'And Just Like That' on Max.3362023-06-20T18:04:23.000Z2023-06-20T18:03:14.000ZAdm. Mike Mullen: Report shows ‘deterrence is actually failing’ in U.S-China relations over TaiwanThe Council on Foreign Relations has released a report on U.S-Taiwan relations following Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s trip to Beijing where he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping. While in China, Blinken and Xi agreed to stabilize the deteriorating relationship between the U.S and China, but did not agree to resume military to military contact, something the U.S. considers vital to prevent any miscalculations, especially over Taiwan. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Michael G. Mullen and former Deputy Director of National Intelligence Susan Gordon join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “Our report lays out our belief that deterrence is actually failing. It hasn't failed for obvious reasons because we're not in conflict,” says Mullen. “We need to build up that deterrence, in a very strong way so that the Chinese leadership will never decide now's time to go to war and take Taiwan back.”3872023-06-20T18:02:32.000Z2023-06-20T18:11:55.000ZRep. Mike Turner: Trump ‘should stop talking’ about classified documentsDuring an interview with Fox News, Former President Donald Trump has defended his alleged mishandling of classified documents by stating that he had personal items within the records and needed to go through the boxes. Asked for his response to Trump’s defense, House Intelligence Committee Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH) tells Andrea Mitchell, “My first thought was, but he should stop talking.” Turner adds, “Clearly, we have a problem in the disposition of administrations. We were looking at the laws there and what needs to be done, because these types of documents should not be being removed. They should be in secure places.”4332023-06-20T17:54:58.000Z2023-06-20T17:33:40.000ZSearch for missing Titanic submersible has ‘not yielded any results’The U.S. Coast Guard said search efforts for the missing Titanic tourist submersible have “not yielded any results.” Capt. Jamie Frederick said, “We will provide unwavering effort as we continue the search.”2342023-06-20T17:32:41.000Z2023-06-20T17:18:29.000ZPeter Wehner: Evangelical support for Trump raises questions about the movementThe Atlantic's Peter Wehner joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece on how Donald Trump's behavior has been a test of character of GOP politicians and voters and the evangelical movement.7022023-06-20T17:17:22.000Z2023-06-20T16:17:27.000ZWomen over 50 battling for gun safety in the U.S.Forbes Maggie McGrath and Huma Abedin join Morning Joe to discuss how women over 50 are fighting for gun safety in the U.S.3102023-06-20T16:16:40.000Z2023-06-20T16:16:29.000ZDesperate search underway for missing submersible with five passengersThe search is underway for the missing submersible that was on its way to visit the Titanic at the bottom of the ocean. With roughly 48 hours of oxygen left, the search is growing desperate as we learn more about the five passengers. NBC News Correspondent Kristen Dahlgren and former U.S. Navy submarine commander Captain David Marquet join Ana Cabrera to discuss.3602023-06-20T16:15:32.000Z2023-06-20T15:37:56.000ZRecord high number of people have fled their homes for safety, says refugee organizationTuesday, June 20 marks World Refugee Day, and David Miliband of the International Rescue Committee joins Morning Joe to discuss international work in Sudan, Ukraine and Syria.3022023-06-20T15:36:55.000Z2023-06-20T14:48:56.000ZTrump classified documents trial date set for August 14Former President Trump's federal trial for charges related to his handling of classified documents has been set for August 14. NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports on the decision to set an early date and the possibility of it being delayed.1202023-06-20T14:38:32.000Z2023-06-20T14:39:02.000ZHouse member introduces new bipartisan legislation on regulating AIPresident Biden is set to meet with AI experts to learn more about the growing technology. Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Calif., joins Morning Joe to discuss why he's introducing new bipartisan legislation on regulating AI.3372023-06-20T14:38:06.000Z2023-06-20T14:17:58.000ZHunter Biden to plead guilty to two tax-related misdemeanor crimesHunter Biden is expected to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes, according to court documents. NBC News' Ken Dilanian reports.1592023-06-20T14:17:20.000Z2023-06-20T13:37:29.000ZHunter Biden expected to plead guilty to tax-related misdemeanor crimes as part of a plea agreementThe Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney for Delaware has reached a plea agreement with Hunter Biden, in which he is expected to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes.2902023-06-20T13:36:33.000Z2023-06-20T11:39:07.000ZJoe: Contrary to what he says, economy wasn't the best it ever was under TrumpJoe Scarborough pushes back against claims Trump made about the economy, defeating ISIS and handling the Covid pandemic.3152023-06-20T11:38:27.000Z2023-06-20T10:55:03.000ZBarbara McQuade: Trump essentially admitted to obstruction of justice in interviewFormer U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade joins Morning Joe to discuss Donald Trump's Monday interview with Fox News and why she says Trump essentially admitted to obstruction of justice regarding the classified documents.3782023-06-20T10:53:59.000Z2023-06-20T10:29:32.000ZFox News analyst calls Trump defense 'incoherent'Following former President Trump's interview with Fox News, Chief Political Analyst Brit Hume said Trump's defense would not hold up in a court of law.1702023-06-20T10:28:50.000Z2023-06-20T10:22:23.000Z‘This interview did not go well for him’: Trump defends keeping documentsIn a new interview with Fox News' Bret Baier, former President Trump defended keeping classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. The Morning Joe panel discusses Trump's remarks.3122023-06-20T10:21:37.000Z2023-06-20T09:42:30.000ZTrump defends keeping classified documentsFormer President Trump is doubling down in the classified documents case. Politico's Meridith McGraw discusses.1132023-06-20T09:41:53.000Z2023-06-20T04:18:11.000ZDeSantis fixation on 'the woke' has a poor track record as a political strategy in FloridaRachel Maddow looks at the desperation of Ron DeSantis to convince Republican voters that his "war on woke" makes him worth their 2024 presidential primary vote, and looks back at another time in Florida politics when politicians waged a similar battle to their own political detriment. 4592023-06-20T04:17:08.000Z2023-06-20T04:05:24.000ZWhat ever happened to the federal investigation of Trump's fake elector scheme?Rachel Maddow revisits what was learned about Donald Trump's fake elector scheme in the wake of his defeat in the 2020 election and the January 6 riot, and shares details of new reporting from The Washington Post about why the FBI was so slow to investigate that aspect of Trump's effort to subvert the election. 4412023-06-20T04:04:41.000Z2023-06-20T04:01:48.000ZThe Last Thing: JuneteenthThe country honored the newest federal holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in Galveston, Texas, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued in 1863.1642023-06-20T04:00:53.000Z2023-06-20T04:20:15.000ZUkrainian forces recapture village in counteroffensiveAn official acknowledged that their losses were “colossal,” while British intelligence indicates that Russia also sustained heavy casualties. Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul discusses.3052023-06-20T03:53:20.000Z2023-06-20T03:49:41.000ZBook shows Putin broke unwritten rule with plot to kill defector on U.S. soil: NYTMarc Polymeropoulos, a former C.I.A. officer, talks with Rachel Maddow about the significance and implications of new revelations in a book, confirmed by the New York Times, that Vladimir Putin sought to assassinate on U.S. soil a former spy who had defected to the U.S., breaking a norm of relations between the U.S. and Russia. 3002023-06-20T03:49:00.000Z2023-06-20T03:36:59.000ZRep. Sheila Jackson Lee: Juneteenth is America's holiday, about freedom, not just for Black peopleJuneteenth 2023 commencing as book bannings and white supremacy are on the rise in America is discussed by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas, one of the pioneers who spearheaded the new national holiday. "This is America's holiday, and America's holiday is not just for Black people,” she tells The ReidOut. “It is about freedom, and it is about democracy."4952023-06-20T03:32:31.000Z2023-06-20T03:13:48.000ZLawrence: Trump incriminated himself on Fox tonightMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell is joined by former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, former acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal, and national security attorney Bradley Moss to discuss Donald Trump’s latest comments about the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation including comments that could interpreted as a confession.6802023-06-20T03:12:39.000Z2023-06-20T03:10:07.000ZJoy Reid on the year since Roe was overturned and her interview with VP HarrisMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell talks with Joy Reid about her upcoming special with Vice President Harris in Texas, “ground zero” for the conservative campaign to roll back reproductive rights—even after the Supreme Court overturned the right to an abortion.3152023-06-20T03:09:25.000Z2023-06-20T03:07:18.000ZJudge bars Trump from sharing evidence in documents caseThe former president is also not allowed to keep or review any trial evidence without a member of his defense team. Meanwhile, there is new reporting showing that the Justice Department put off investigating Donald Trump’s role in January 6th for more than a year.2272023-06-20T03:06:22.000Z2023-06-20T03:02:37.000Z‘People were pleading for an investigation’: Expert on DOJ reportedly delaying Trump Jan. 6 probeDonald Trump’s role in Jan. 6 was reportedly delayed by the Department of Justice for a probe for more than a year. “People in the military and Congress and the judiciary were pleading for an investigation,” MSNBC legal analyst Paul Butler tells The ReidOut.6002023-06-20T03:01:46.000Z2023-06-20T01:11:48.000Z'New level of hypocrisy': Why the GOP is wooing Muslims after decades of hateThe GOP seems to be trying to use anti-LGBTQ culture wars to win over conservative Muslim Americans. “It's a new level of hypocrisy and cynicism from the right,” says Mehdi Hasan. Wajahat Ali and Michelle Goldberg join to discuss. 5572023-06-20T01:08:29.000Z2023-06-20T01:07:01.000ZBible flagged under new book ban law pushed by Republicans in UtahRepublicans in Utah passed a law targeting books in school libraries, and now it’s being used to restrict access to the Bible. "‘I never thought they would ban MY favorite book,' sobs woman who voted for the Book Banning Party," says Mehdi Hasan. State Rep. Carol Moss joins to discuss. 3412023-06-20T00:42:05.000Z2023-06-20T00:16:20.000ZWaPo: DOJ resisted investigating Trump’s actions on Jan. 6 for over a year“You couldn't use the T-word, the T-word being the name of the man who incited a violent insurrection in order to try and overturn an election and stay in office,” says Mehdi Hasan on new Washington Post reporting about the DOJ slow-walking the Trump Jan. 6 investigation.3032023-06-20T00:15:38.000Z2023-06-19T21:04:58.000ZPolitical momentum builds for less work & 'more life' with 4-day week: Melber 'Open Mind'Do Americans work to live or live to work? Data shows that Americans work more hours and get less vacation time than many other developed nations. Economist Juliet Schor joins Ari Melber for the latest “Open Mind,” exploring why our labor system is set up the way it is, and discuss if there may be a better way to rethink it. (Check out The Beat's playlist: Connect with Ari Melber: )8222023-06-19T21:04:01.000Z2023-06-19T19:51:10.000ZSubmersible exploring Titanic wreck missing, U.S. Coast Guard search underwayThe U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a missing Canadian submersible that disappeared off the coast of Newfoundland, where researchers were exploring the Titanic wreckage. Former submarine commander Captain David Marquet explains what would cause a vessel to lose contact. 2972023-06-19T19:50:01.000Z2023-06-19T17:51:41.000ZU.S. Coast Guard searching for missing submersible near the wreckage of the TitanicThe U.S. Coast Guard is actively searching for a deep-water submersible that went missing while exploring the wreckage of the Titanic in the north Atlantic Ocean. It is unclear how many people were onboard the submersible when it went missing. 522023-06-19T17:50:59.000Z2023-06-19T17:32:29.000ZAmericans are upbeat about the economy, polling showsDonny Deutsch returns for another edition of 'Brand Up, Brand Down' on the economy, remote worker productivity, liquor, UPS trucks and more.2832023-06-19T17:31:47.000Z2023-06-19T17:20:02.000ZSpecial Olympics World Games kick off in BerlinSpecial Olympics Chairman Timothy Shriver joins Morning Joe to discuss the start of the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin.2462023-06-19T17:19:16.000Z2023-06-19T16:53:11.000ZBiden WH works hard to publicly avoid talking TrumpPolitico's Eugene Daniels joins Morning Joe to discuss why the Biden White House is publicly avoiding discussion of the Trump documents case.2222023-06-19T16:52:17.000Z2023-06-19T16:31:47.000ZMagistrate judge rules on Trump’s handling of evidence in classified documents caseAs former President Trump’s previous allies ramp up attacks against him, a magistrate judge has ruled that Trump and his legal team are not allowed to release information made in discovery publicly. NBC News’ Ken Dilanian has the details. 1812023-06-19T16:31:06.000Z2023-06-19T16:18:31.000ZWhy Galveston is known as the birthplace of JuneteenthCommunities across the nation are marking Juneteenth, the day Union troops finally delivered the news to Galveston, Texas, that slaves across the country were free more than two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. MSNBC’s Trymaine Lee breaks down how the history of Juneteenth is impacting Galveston’s Black community more than 100 years later. 2952023-06-19T16:17:29.000Z2023-06-19T16:03:35.000ZProminent Republicans are unleashing on Trump, but are they breaking through?Many prominent Republican voices are criticizing former President Trump's handling of classified documents, but are those voices breaking through? David French joins Morning Joe to discuss.6732023-06-19T16:02:39.000Z2023-06-19T14:40:29.000ZGov. Newsom's defense of California's economic policies renews WH talkDuring an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif., refuted Hannity's claims that California's economic policies are causing businesses to leave blue states. Newsom's debate and recent comments about Gov. Ron DeSantis are leading to speculation Newsom could eventually launch a presidential bid.3312023-06-19T14:39:44.000Z2023-06-19T14:15:47.000ZBlinken: Meeting with President Xi an ‘important start’ to stabilizing ties between U.S. and ChinaSecretary of State Antony Blinken met with Chinese President Xi in Beijing, telling NBC News that the meeting was a “good and important start” to restoring ties between the U.S. and China. NBC News’ Janis Mackey Frayer and Kelly O’Donnell have the details. 3332023-06-19T14:14:31.000Z2023-06-19T13:36:01.000ZBiden's numbers remain stubborn despite his strong recordThe Morning Joe panel discusses President Biden's first-term accomplishments and why his wins aren't necessarily showing up in the polls.4852023-06-19T13:35:10.000Z2023-06-19T12:27:52.000ZJoe: Republicans still embracing losers, would rather be victims than winnersWhile campaigning over the weekend, 2024 Republican presidential candidate, Gov. Ron DeSantis, criticized his party's culture of losing in past elections. The Morning Joe panel discusses DeSantis' remarks and the party's embrace of Donald Trump.4712023-06-19T12:26:25.000Z2023-06-19T11:47:23.000ZThe historical significance of JuneteenthToday marks the second annual Juneteenth federal holiday, and historian Annette Gordon Reed and Trymaine Lee join Morning Joe to discuss the history of Juneteenth.4662023-06-19T11:46:17.000Z2023-06-19T11:23:49.000ZTrump's former defense secretary: Keeping documents 'unauthorized, illegal, dangerous'Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper weighed in on the classified documents case, and he explained the national security risk of having these documents at Mar-a-Lago.3832023-06-19T11:23:00.000Z2023-06-19T10:30:46.000ZBill Barr says Trump documents case 'entirely of his own making'Former AG Bill Barr on 'Meet the Press' unleashed a scathing new assessment of former President Trump's conduct related to the classified documents case, saying 'this is not a circumstance where he's the victim...He provoked this whole problem himself.'3802023-06-19T10:29:41.000Z2023-06-19T10:19:11.000ZPence refuses to say if he would pardon Trump2024 Republican presidential candidate, former VP Mike Pence, refused to say if he would pardon Donald Trump or not if Trump is convicted of a federal crime.3172023-06-19T10:18:23.000Z2023-06-19T03:40:06.000ZAt least 5 dead, over 640,000 without power after storms rip through the SouthAt least five people are dead and more than 640,000 households are without power after thunderstorms and extreme heat swept the southern region.332023-06-19T03:39:28.000Z2023-06-19T02:20:07.000ZRepublican loyalty to Trump veers into “authoritarian bargain”To the surprise of no one, Trump’s second federal indictment reinforced Republican loyalty to the now twice indicted, twice impeached former president. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin lays out how their dangerous rhetoric against the Justice Department leads to violence and ultimately the downfall of American society.9522023-06-19T02:14:37.000Z2023-06-19T02:09:36.000ZDemocrats fight back against PGA-LIV mergerThe PGA Tour has sparked outrage over its merger with Saudi-backed LIV Golf and Congressional Democrats are demanding answers. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin speaks with Congressman John Garamendi on his proposed legislation that would strip the PGA tour of its corporate tax exemptions.4402023-06-19T02:08:27.000Z2023-06-18T23:23:19.000ZA busy June for the United States Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court has had a big month, issuing decisions upholding voting rights and Native American rights. But other cases concerning Affirmative Action, student loans, LGBTQ discrimination, and federal oversite over state elections are looming. NYU Law Professor Melissa Murray talks through the high stakes of these impending cases with American Voices host Alicia Menendez.2652023-06-18T23:22:24.000Z2023-06-18T23:20:41.000ZHow Trump’s many trials will stress-test the court systemDonald Trump’s concurrent criminal and civil cases is likely to make even scheduling court dates a challenge. “Sisters In Law” podcast co-hosts Jill Wine-Banks and Joyce Vance discuss the logistics of trying one man in multiple venues and whether Trump is more focused on winning the White House or escaping conviction.1972023-06-18T23:15:31.000Z2023-06-18T23:02:00.000ZRep. Jasmine Crockett on the justice system if GOP takes the White House: 'They will tear it down'Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett talks to Alicia Menendez about why the Republican complaint that the Justice Department has been “weaponized” is so absurd; arguing that if Republicans take the White House, Donald Trump has already vowed to use the DOJ to prosecute his political enemies. And he’ll likely follow through. 3522023-06-18T23:01:09.000Z2023-06-18T22:54:44.000ZTrump leads GOP field amid friendly foes and legal woesSo far, Donald Trump is leading Republican candidates in the polls despite his legal troubles. And as the 2024 presidential race heats up, Republican hopefuls Chris Christie and Asa Hutchinson appear to be the few willing to make the argument over why Trump should not be re-elected. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by MSNBC Political Analyst Fernand Amandi, and founder of Country Over Party, Matt Dowd, to discuss the GOP strategy against Trump and why Amandi explains that unicorns aren’t real when it comes to Miami Mayor Francis Suarez’s election chances.2722023-06-18T22:53:58.000Z2023-06-18T22:39:38.000ZSYMONE Exclusive: The Journey to Juneteenth Part Two Symone Sanders Townsend visits the National Museum of African American History and Culture to mark the third anniversary of the Juneteenth holiday. Guided by the museum’s current director, Kevin Young, the two unpack the significant events, people and places along the journey to June 19, 1865 in a wide-ranging conversation.4512023-06-18T22:38:53.000Z2023-06-18T21:35:58.000ZUnpacking the DOJ’s investigation into the Minneapolis Police DepartmentThe Justice Department found excessive force and racial discrimination within the Minneapolis Police Department. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Symone D. Sanders Townsend to unpack the serious, systemic problems and how they plan to get a handle on them.4832023-06-18T21:35:17.000Z2023-06-18T21:01:05.000ZAmericans celebrate Juneteenth across U.S.Americans are celebrating Juneteenth, marking the day in 1865 enslaved people in Galveston, Texas found out they had been freed. NBC News’ Marissa Parra reports from Georgetown, where parades and events are underway. 2182023-06-18T20:47:00.000Z2023-06-18T20:28:12.000ZRep. Jennifer McClellan (D-VA) on Biden's campaign strategy and his silence on Trump's indictment"The American people are voting for a president, not necessarily against someone." Rep. Jennifer McClellan (D-VA) speaks with Yasmin Vossoughian on Biden's campaign strategy, as well as on his silence on Trump's indictment. However, McClellan also reiterates that the government must focus on governing, and to not engage in the GOP's circus. 2782023-06-18T20:27:14.000Z2023-06-18T19:50:41.000ZThree former Republicans who challenged Trump in 2020: ‘We wanted to beat Trump. We went after Trump.’Ali Velshi is joined by three Republicans who challenged Trump for the presidency in 2020 – former Gov. Bill Weld of Massachusetts, former Rep. Mark Sanford of South Carolina and former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh – to discuss Trump’s grip over the Republican party and the road to his defeat. “We all ran because we wanted to beat Trump,” Joe Walsh says. “We were long shots but we attacked Trump. We went after Trump. These Republicans right now running against Trump they're not trying to beat him. They don't think they can beat him. They’re waiting for the justice system to take him out… They’re tiptoeing around Donald Trump.”5662023-06-18T19:15:54.000Z2023-06-18T18:46:35.000ZGov. Wes Moore to DeSantis: 'Come spend some time in Baltimore'Governor Wes Moore (D-MD) joins Jen Psaki for a wide-ranging interview on the cycle of poverty, his political aspirations, book bans, the issues facing his state, and more. 3832023-06-18T18:45:31.000Z2023-06-18T18:42:21.000ZBaltimore bus crashes into building and vehicles, injuring 17 peopleAt least 15 people were hurt and two people have potentially life-threatening injuries after a Baltimore transit bus crashed into two vehicles and then into an apartment building. 222023-06-18T18:41:21.000Z2023-06-18T18:39:26.000ZJohn Bolton to Jen Psaki: Trump's retention of classified documents was 'very disturbing'Ambassador John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to Donald Trump, joins Jen Psaki to discuss Trump's retention of classified documents. 5762023-06-18T18:38:40.000Z2023-06-18T18:19:19.000ZThe fight over when Trump's trial will beginMSNBC's Alex Witt spoke about the potential timing with Rebecca Roiphe, former Assistant Manhattan District Attorney, and Renato Mariotti, former federal prosecutor.1732023-06-18T18:18:40.000Z2023-06-18T18:09:22.000ZRep. Adam Schiff to Jen Psaki: Jan. 6 'far more significant' than Mar-a-Lago docsCongressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) joins Jen Psaki to discuss former President Trump's retention of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, the Department of Justice January 6th probe, and Trump's call to imprison Rep. Schiff. 4312023-06-18T18:08:37.000Z2023-06-18T17:35:26.000ZThe “Grandmother of Juneteenth” on her fight to get the holiday federally recognizedJuneteenth commemorates June 19th, 1865, the day the last enslaved Black Americans -- in Galveston, Texas -- were informed that they had been freed – more than two years after Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. In 2021, President Biden signed a bill into law making it an official federal holiday. But making Juneteenth what it is today was no easy feat. It required tireless work from countless activists and advocates over the years to keep this movement front and center. Ali Velshi spoke with one of the most prominent people in the fight to recognize Juneteenth, 96-year-old Opal Lee, who is known as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth.”4962023-06-18T17:11:06.000Z2023-06-18T16:52:29.000ZVelshi: This is What “Weaponization” Isn’tYou only need to read the first few paragraphs of the federal indictment of Donald Trump to understand the seriousness of the crimes of which he's accused. It is a stunning document filled with details and evidence regarding the former President’s reckless actions which might have compromised the security of the United States. But ever since it was unsealed a week ago, it’s been difficult -- although not impossible -- to find a Republican to seriously engage with the facts of the case as laid out in the indictment. Instead, there's an ongoing effort to discredit the Department of Justice, with many Republicans baselessly accusing the Biden Administration of "weaponizing" the federal government. And that particular word, "weaponization," has been repeated by virtually every major Republican figure over the past week. But if Republicans really are concerned about the weaponization of the federal government, they need to look a little closer to home, where Donald Trump is yelling the quiet part out loud. Accusing the system itself of being biased against them is the best they can come up with, even if they have nothing to back it up.2512023-06-18T16:51:47.000Z2023-06-18T16:14:30.000ZKatie Phang's message to dadsIn honor of Father's Day, Katie Phang shares a touching tribute to her dad, reflecting on modern fatherhood and healthy ideas of masculinity.2112023-06-18T16:13:51.000Z2023-06-18T16:13:17.000ZThe danger of Third Parties and Donald TrumpA new group called "No Labels" is trying to find a unity presidential ticket featuring a democrat and republican. But this has Biden allies worried, as third party candidates help tilt the 2016 election towards Donald Trump. Katie Phang is joined by Former Senator Doug Jones to discuss.4292023-06-18T16:12:32.000Z2023-06-18T16:11:13.000ZDonald Trump's Unprecedented IndictmentsThe best way to describe former Pres. Donald Trump's deepening legal troubles is unprecedented. Presidential Historian Douglas Brinkley joins Katie Phang to discuss what a former U.S. President facing criminal trials means for the future of the country.3452023-06-18T16:10:31.000Z2023-06-18T16:04:41.000ZTrump Indictment Raises Questions Over Possible Damage to National SecurityRep. Stacey Plaskett talks with Jonathan Capehart about Donald Trump's alleged improper handling of confidential documents and the effect it's had on national security following his second indictment.4192023-06-18T16:03:27.000Z2023-06-18T16:03:11.000ZDonald Trump's Legal Troubles Continue to Pile UpRep. Madeleine Dean and Neal Katyal talk with Jonathan Capehart about Donald Trump's second indictment, his campaign for the White House and how the Republicans are reacting to it all.6082023-06-18T16:02:16.000Z2023-06-18T02:15:34.000ZDirector Eva Longoria: 'Flamin' Hot' film is 'love letter' to Mexican-American communityOn the same day as the 11th anniversary of the DACA Program, President Biden hosted a screening at the White House of the film “Flamin’ Hot”. While the film is based on the story of a janitor at Frito-Lay who claims he invented Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, Director Eva Longoria explains it’s more than a story about snacks. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez spoke with Longoria and the stars of “Flamin’ Hot” to discuss the deeper meaning of the movie. 3882023-06-18T02:14:49.000Z2023-06-18T02:10:13.000ZPardoning a president: Unifying or divisive?As more and more Republicans announce their bid for the Presidency in 2024, they are floating the idea of pardoning Former President Trump as a way to unify a divided country. We’ve seen this all before in the 1970s when President Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon as an act of unity. NBC Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss talks with American Voices Host Alicia Menendez about how that move backfired.2792023-06-18T02:09:16.000Z2023-06-18T02:05:54.000ZAtlanta area law enforcement preparing for possible Trump indictment in GeorgiaAs the nation awaits charging decisions in the plot to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election results, law enforcement agencies in the Atlanta are reviewing security protocol. MSNBC Political Contributor Greg Bluestein and MSNBC National Security Analyst Frank Figliuzzi joined American Voices to discuss how Georgia is preparing for possible indictments out of Fulton County. 2192023-06-18T02:04:38.000Z2023-06-18T01:57:07.000ZTrump tries to deflect attention away from indictment as federal government builds case based on evidence not blusterDonald Trump is ramping up attacks against special counsel Jack Smith as the government relies on evidence to build its case against the former president for holding onto top secret government documents. A political panel joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss how Trump’s bluster stacks up against the government’s legal strategy. 2052023-06-18T01:55:54.000Z2023-06-18T01:53:30.000ZThe case to televise Donald Trump’s trialMSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin makes the case for why Donald Trump’s federal criminal trial over his mishandling of classified documents should be televised.2122023-06-18T01:52:50.000Z2023-06-18T01:52:19.000ZCongressional Dads Caucus focusing on policies for working familiesThe new Congressional Dads Caucus is paving the way forward to create family-friendly policies. American Voices’ Alicia Menendez sat down with Congressmen Brendan Boyle, Jimmy Gomez, Morgan McGarvey, and Kevin Mullin to discuss a father’s role at home and at work. 5182023-06-18T01:51:33.000Z2023-06-18T01:44:52.000ZWhy far-right extremists stayed home during Trump’s arraignmentOnly a handful of Trump supporters protested outside the federal courthouse in Miami because the rest were “preparing for something bigger,” says Media Matters president Angelo Carusone. He and “Strongmen” author Ruth Ben-Ghiat join MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez to discuss the response to former President Trump’s anti-law enforcement rhetoric.1912023-06-18T01:43:57.000Z2023-06-18T01:40:14.000ZBiden touts pro-labor record as Republicans mull over pardoning TrumpAs President Joe Biden kicks off his re-election campaign in Philadelphia, Republican candidates are grappling with the federal charges against Donald Trump in the classified documents case. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by Mo Elleithee, Executive Director of the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service, and MSNBC Political Analyst Jennifer Rubin, to discuss the 2024 playing field and the possible impact of pardon talks on the candidates and the country. 2432023-06-18T01:39:16.000Z2023-06-18T01:07:53.000ZCelebrating Immigrant Heritage MonthRep. Judy Chu and Rep. Ted Lieu of California join MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin on Immigrant Heritage Month. They spokes about the successes and contributions of immigrant communities, while also addressing the need for comprehensive immigration reform and recent troubling anti-immigrant legislation.3332023-06-18T01:06:49.000Z2023-06-17T23:38:32.000ZConservative group "American College of Pediatrics" works to oppose LGBTQ rights, abortion accessLauren Weber of the Washington Post details the investigative report by the Post on a group called the "American College of Pediatrics," which uses its innocuous and official-sounding name to influence policy on issues like abortion rights and transgender healthcare. Today just 60% of the group has a medical degree. They seek to frame the debate, Weber says, "by presenting their views as medical science when often they are rejected by the medical establishment."2772023-06-17T23:37:55.000Z2023-06-17T23:37:37.000ZRep. Jim Himes (D-CT) on GOP attacks on the DOJ, the Trump indictment and gun reformConnecticut Representative Jim Himes (D) speaks to Yasmin Vossoughian about attacks on the DOJ ramping up following the Trump indictment, and whether President Biden and Democrats should be speaking up more on the case. "You stay away from it for now, and you stay away from it forever," Himes says. "Until Donald Trump has been convicted by a jury of 12 Americans, he has a presumption of innocence." 3932023-06-17T23:36:51.000Z2023-06-17T22:27:48.000ZUnpacking the attack on diversity, equity and inclusion in TexasA new Texas law will have a chilling effect on students and staff at every public college and university in America's second largest state. State Rep. Ron Reynolds joins Symone D. Sanders Townsend to discuss this assault on diversity, equity and inclusion.3572023-06-17T22:26:50.000Z2023-06-18T22:25:11.000ZSYMONE Exclusive: The Journey to Juneteenth Part One Symone Sanders Townsend visits the National Museum of African American History and Culture to mark the third anniversary of the Juneteenth holiday. Guided by the museum’s current director, Kevin Young, the two unpack the significant events, people and places along the journey to June 19, 1865 in a wide-ranging conversation.4512023-06-17T22:24:23.000Z2023-06-17T22:17:52.000ZWarnock: “What’s at stake is the basic principle of our system that no one is above the law.”Democratic Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock joins Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss the latest on Former President Trump's second indictment and bringing back the voting rights bills to the senate floor. 8602023-06-17T22:16:42.000Z2023-06-17T20:12:59.000ZHow to keep classified secrets secret during a trialBrian Greer, former attorney in the CIA's Office of General Counsel, explains.802023-06-17T20:12:04.000Z2023-06-17T18:53:51.000ZBiden stresses economic and labor policies in first campaign rally for re-electionPresident Joe Biden held his first campaign rally for his reelection campaign in front of a crowd of union members in Philadelphia, emphasizing his plan to build the middle class. NBC News' Mike Memoli reports on Biden's remarks and his latest endorsements from climate and organized labor groups. 1662023-06-17T18:40:38.000Z2023-06-17T18:44:37.000ZSoledad O’ Brien: 'Ownership is about equity, economic freedom, and not having to ask permission'In total, people of color made up 40% of the population in 2019, but owned only about 9% of stations with a majority interest in either race or ethnicity. Across the board, Black ownership of television stations remains particularly low, despite the attempts by the Federal Communications Commission to even the playing field. Award-winning journalist and author Soledad O’Brien joins ‘Velshi’ to discuss why Black ownership is equally as important as representation on-screen, and why it’s still so rare. “Support and access to capital” are still major obstacles, says O’Brien. "You have to push people to say, 'you can find it, you can fund it, you can commit to it.' You can't just talk about it.”3982023-06-17T17:50:05.000Z2023-06-17T18:44:47.000ZIn 1974, Rep. Liz Holtzman knew a Nixon pardon would 'set a terrible precedent'50 years ago, in front of the House Judiciary Committee and the country, a young congresswoman named Elizabeth Holtzman questioned President Gerald Ford on his decision to pardon Richard Nixon. Now, as Trump faces felony charges, his sense of invincibility points to the idea of presidential impunity planted with Nixon’s pardon half a century ago. “I knew it was wrong at that time, and I knew it would set a terrible precedent,” says Holtzman. “We never dealt with the underlying problems of a rogue President.” 5022023-06-17T17:40:56.000Z2023-06-17T17:34:44.000ZVelshi: Watergate Proved a Pardon is No Solution It was Sunday, September 8th 1974, and the new Republican president had decided to grant a pardon to his predecessor, Richard Nixon. Ford spoke of the magnitude of his decision and expressed a desire to move on from the Watergate scandal that had consumed the country for more than two years. "It could go on and on and on,” he said, “or someone must write the end to it. I have concluded that only I can do that, and if I can, I must." While Ford’s decision to pardon Nixon may have effectively ended the Watergate saga, it didn’t provide a neat resolution or a sense of closure. The pardon also pre-empted further action from the Special Prosecutor’s office and prevented it from issuing an indictment against Nixon. Ford’s approval rating plummeted, and never fully recovered. But in recent years, public opinion has flipped, with the majority of Americans now looking favorably upon Ford's decision. But that pardon was a bandage for a wound that required sutures, and Trump has reopened that wound. We like to say that in the U.S., no one is above the law, but the history of Watergate proves that not to be entirely true. We have a chance to course-correct now. Let the process play out.3132023-06-17T17:33:43.000Z2023-06-17T17:25:06.000ZTrump’s attachment to his boxesMichael Schmidt of The New York Times, explains.762023-06-17T17:24:15.000Z2023-06-17T18:45:42.000Z#VelshiBannedBookClub: 'This Book is Gay' by Juno DawsonThe reality is this: at some point between high school, college, and young adulthood, almost everyone will be confronted with a situation related to sex and sexuality. Relationships can be the most beautiful and rewarding part of life, and they can also be the most damaging – physically and emotionally. And for LGBTQ youth, the stakes are even higher. Despite all of that, adequate sexual education is rapidly disappearing from schools across America. Even if it exists in your high school it will likely exclude information pertinent to LGBTQ youth. So 7-year teaching veteran and LGBTQ advocate Juno Dawson decided to write her own. “This Book is Gay” is a guide. Equal parts humorous and informative -- this book would make as much sense laying on your coffee table as it would being assigned reading in a high school sexual education class. “This Book is Gay” is divided into sections: identity, stereotypes, queer history, coming out, relationships – including sex -- and interspersed with candid first-person narratives from real people. It is a crucial read for all LGBTQ youth, their parents, and their allies.3882023-06-17T17:12:06.000Z2023-06-18T15:32:30.000ZReporter who sat behind Trump at arraignment: ‘I've never seen that kind of expression on Donald Trump before’Wall Street Journal reporter Deborah Acosta describes her observations while sitting directly behind Donald Trump at his Miami arraignment on Tuesday. "When he got up and turned to leave the courtroom, he was looking down at the ground and he was pressing his lips, pursing them tightly together," she tells Alex Witt. "And then the corners of his mouth just dropped into the deepest frown I've ever seen on anyone in my entire life."2502023-06-17T16:44:10.000Z2023-06-17T16:29:55.000ZBiden gives update on I-95 reconstruction aid ahead of campaign rallyPresident Joe Biden delivered remarks after Pennsylvania lawmakers briefed him on the severity of the I-95 interstate collapse in Philadelphia. NBC News' Mike Memoli reports on the Biden administration's involvement in reconstruction aid and the union support backing the president's reelection bid.1642023-06-17T16:28:56.000Z2023-06-17T18:46:02.000ZFrom Tragedy to Triumph: Iam Tongi's Historic 'American Idol' Win Defies the OddsIn a deeply personal conversation, "American Idol" Season 21 winner Iam Tongi talks to Katie Phang about losing his father months before the life-changing audition and what it means for AAPI representation by being the first Pacific Islander to win the reality singing competition.3312023-06-17T15:44:20.000Z2023-06-17T15:39:54.000ZYusef Salaam Reacts to Donald Trump's Second IndictmentYusef Salaam, one of the Central Park Exonerated and current candidate for New York City Council, discusses his campaign and the second indictment of Former President Donald Trump, who once called for him to face the death penalty.3852023-06-17T15:38:56.000Z2023-06-17T15:38:09.000ZWoman forced to carry nonviable pregnancy to full term under restrictive FL lawA Florida woman details the traumatic experience of being forced to deliver a baby doctors knew would not survive. Deborah Dorbert was denied an abortion under Florida's restrictive abortion law even after an ultrasound revealed a Potter's Syndrome diagnosis for the fetus.5422023-06-17T15:37:23.000Z2023-06-17T15:28:04.000ZJonathan's Aunt Gloria discusses key Political TopicsJonathan Capehart's Aunt, Gloria Avent-Kindred, joins him to discuss a new poll on race in America and the second indictment of former Pres. Donald Trump.2902023-06-17T15:27:10.000Z2023-06-17T15:27:09.000ZPresident Joe Biden marks one year since the Bipartisan Safer Communities ActAs President Biden renews call for gun reform, House Democrats also rejoin the fight against gun violence by putting pressure on the Republican majority to act. Rep. Lucy McBath joins to discuss what needs to be done.3862023-06-17T15:26:14.000Z2023-06-17T15:26:36.000ZTrump's Moves Are Right Out of the Authoritarian PlaybookRuth Ben-Ghiat joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss Donald Trump's use of authoritarian rhetoric as he faces down a federal indictment.5002023-06-17T15:25:37.000Z2023-06-17T05:07:23.000ZGaetz hosted odd, fake January 6 hearing on Trump's indictment dayAlex Wagner reports on a little noticed piece of political theater in which Rep. Matt Gaetz pretended to host a congressional hearing on the January 6 attack on the same day that Donald Trump was indicted for the second time. Mark Leibovich, staff writer at The Atlantic, joins to discuss. 3512023-06-17T04:06:57.000Z2023-06-17T03:59:21.000ZThe Friday Nightcap: This week’s MVPsAntonia Hylton, Hayes Brown, Ron Insana and Lizz Winstead explain who they thing won this very busy week.4752023-06-17T03:57:58.000Z2023-06-17T03:36:44.000ZDisgraced former NYPD chief Kerik sought millions for election subversion schemeAlex Wagner reports on new revelations that disgraced former NYPD commissioner Bernard Kerik pitched then-chief of staff to Donald Trump, Mark Meadows on an idea to subvert Trump's 2020 election loss and asked for millions of dollars to execute the plan.2842023-06-17T03:35:43.000Z2023-06-17T05:07:53.000ZThe Friday Nightcap: Trump federal indictmentAntonia Hylton, Hayes Brown, Ron Insana and Lizz Winstead break down the historic criminal indictment of the former president – and the impact it could have on the 2024 race.7932023-06-17T03:22:34.000Z2023-06-17T05:08:49.000ZLt. Col. Vindman: Zelenskyy is right to say Ukraine will be successfulRetired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman joins MSNBC’s Ali Velshi to discuss his take on Ukraine’s newly-launched counteroffensive against Russia, how the pace of foreign aid to Ukraine will determine how long the war lasts and why the U.S. should continue to support Ukraine “to avoid NATO and U.S. involvement in a future war with Russia.”2412023-06-17T03:18:56.000Z2023-06-17T03:19:11.000Z'Shocking': DOJ report outlines rampant abuses by Minneapolis policePhillip Atiba Goff, chair of African American studies at Yale University, talks with Alex Wagner about a scathing new report from the Justice Department detailing rampant use of excessive force and other abuses by the Minneapolis Police Department, and the sheer scale of the challenge of addressing police misconduct nationwide. 5122023-06-17T03:18:25.000Z2023-06-17T03:15:03.000ZNew top WH economist says ‘Bidenomics’ are workingMSNBC’s Ali Velshi reports on the AFL-CIO’s endorsement of “the most pro-union president in our lifetimes,” Joe Biden. And newly-minted Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers Jared Bernstein joins Ali to discuss the state of inflation, wages, and a possible Teamsters strike.4092023-06-17T03:14:08.000Z2023-06-17T05:09:33.000ZTN Dem Justin Jones: State legislatures ‘are the frontlines of extremist policies’Expelled and then reinstated, Tennessee State Representatives Justin J. Pearson and Justin Jones are on their way to retaining their seats after winning their respective Democratic primary races. They join MSNBC’s Ali Velshi to discuss the upcoming special legislative session on gun safety in the Tennessee legislature and why Americans should watch state legislatures where they say extremist GOP policy often begins.4312023-06-17T03:12:07.000Z2023-06-17T01:50:25.000ZThe Justice Department releases scathing new report of the Minneapolis Police DepartmentCivil Rights Attorney and MSNBC Legal Analyst Charles Coleman Jr. joins Joy to discuss the Justice Department’s new report out Friday about the Minneapolis Police Department’s pattern of discrimination and excessive use of force. This report comes over three years after the murder of George Floyd. Coleman discusses this plus the new guilty verdict in the 2018 killing of 11 at Pittsburgh’s “Tree of Life” Synagogue. 2812023-06-17T00:53:24.000Z2023-06-17T01:50:56.000ZThere is a long history of prosecutions under the Espionage Act: National security expertFormer President Trump seems to take issue with the fact that he was charged with The Espionage Act, the same act that his own administration aggressively targeted people under. Joy and her panel of legal and national security experts explore past circumstances of Espionage Act convictions and sentences and discuss how Trump’s mishandled classified documents case could pan out for the former President.6102023-06-17T00:45:33.000Z2023-06-17T00:44:49.000ZComer: ‘MSNBC makes fun of me’ because Biden witnesses 'are currently missing’Rep. James Comer, who has been leading the GOP investigations into the Biden family, seems pretty defensive about his missing witnesses, his uncorroborated documents, and his audio tapes that may or may not exist. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) joins to discuss.5672023-06-17T00:43:50.000Z2023-06-17T05:10:21.000ZThe case for a televised Trump trial "The rationale gets more and more ridiculous as time goes on," says former federal judge Nancy Gertner on courts resisting cameras in the courtroom. "During the pandemic, video was used to portray proceedings, and the Republic didn’t fall.” 3762023-06-17T00:31:13.000Z2023-06-17T00:10:46.000ZHow Trump’s 2024 primary calendar conflicts with his legal docket“Unfortunately for Trump, his calendar as a legal defendant is going to run right up against his calendar as a presidential candidate," says Ayman Mohyeldin. 2532023-06-17T00:07:16.000Z2023-06-17T00:05:47.000ZExposed: Donald Trump’s attempts to evade the law: Melber explains Watch Donald Trump take the wrong fork in the road multiple, consecutive times in the Mar-a-Lago documents scandal. The Department of Justice offered Trump multiple "exit ramps" and each time Trump allegedly chose to keep classified material. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent reports on Trump’s multiple attempts to evade the law.2942023-06-16T23:06:57.000Z2023-06-17T00:06:25.000ZTrump’s prison nightmare: See Jack Smith taking 'Hague playbook' to DOJ in Melber ReportDonald Trump faces a powerful legal opponent in Special Counsel Jack Smith. The prosecutor who indicted Trump previously investigated and prosecuted war crimes. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber examines how Smith’s cases on war crimes and corruption offer clues for Trump’s prosecution.4272023-06-16T23:04:52.000Z2023-06-16T21:17:50.000ZPete Strzok: Trump is a counterintelligence nightmareFormer FBI counterintelligence agent Pete Strzok, New York Times Washington correspondent Mike Schmidt, and former top official in the Justice Department's National Security Division Mary McCord discuss the national security fallout from Donald Trump’s mishandling of classified documents5532023-06-16T21:16:52.000Z2023-06-16T20:12:20.000ZDaniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers, dies at 92Daniel Ellsberg, the whistleblower who leaked the Pentagon Papers exposing lies about the Vietnam War, has died at the age of 92. Presidential Historian Douglas Brinkley and Foreign Policy Magazine columnist Michael Hirsh reflect on his impact.4682023-06-16T20:11:22.000Z2023-06-16T19:40:36.000ZBiden: Bipartisan gun law was 'an important first step'President Biden delivered remarks at the Safer Communities Summit to mark the anniversary of the bipartisan gun control law passed after the Uvalde school shooting. The president called the measure "an important first step," but assured gun safety advocates "we are not finished."1742023-06-16T19:37:09.000Z2023-06-16T18:36:59.000ZThe Espionage Act after the Mar-a-Lago indictmentProfessor Heidi Kitrosser discusses her new Lawfare piece 'The Espionage Act After the Mar-a-Lago Indictment'.5052023-06-16T18:35:56.000Z2023-06-16T18:19:48.000ZTornado tears through Texas townNBC Correspondent Sam Brock joins Ana Cabrera to discuss the latest on the devastating tornado damage seen in Perryton, TX that left at least 3 dead and as many as a 100 more injured.1812023-06-16T18:18:33.000Z2023-06-16T18:16:48.000ZAwaiting major Supreme Court rulings on student loans, affirmative actionThe Supreme Court released two decisions Friday as we await rulings on issues related to student loans, affirmative action and LGBTQ rights. NBC News Correspondent Julia Ainsley joins Ana Cabrera to discuss when we might expect those decisions right before the end of the high court’s term.1062023-06-16T18:15:54.000Z2023-06-16T17:59:27.000ZMayor Suarez on pardoning Trump: I would use pardon 'to heal the country'Miami Mayor Francis Suarez answers questions on his 2024 presidential bid, immigration, the recent Trump indictment, and more. "If I became the President... I would use the pardon power to heal the country," Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says when asked whether he would pardon Donald Trump after being indicted. "That, by the way, doesn't go for one party. That goes for both parties."4342023-06-16T17:58:40.000Z2023-06-16T17:43:41.000ZVirtual health care platform aims to cut wait timesViewFi founder Andy Roddick and Transcarent CEO Glen Tullman join Morning Joe to discuss a new partnership aimed at cutting health care wait times.3342023-06-16T17:42:37.000Z2023-06-16T17:42:19.000ZADL's Oren Segal: Antisemitism 'record-high' five years after Tree of Life shootingThe gunman who opened fire at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018 was found guilty on all 63 counts in connection to the killing of 11 worshipers in what was the deadliest antisemetic attack in U.S. history. NBC News Correspondent George Solis and Oren Segal, the vice president of the Anti-Defamation League’s Center on Extremism, join Ryan Nobles to discuss. “There are no happy endings to extremists and hate-motivated mass shootings, but accountability is truly important,” says Segal. “But the reality is, I did not think that five years after a shooting in Pittsburgh that we would be seeing record high levels of antisemitism. That means there's a lot more work to be done across the country, but there are some hopeful signs.” 4632023-06-16T17:41:36.000Z2023-06-16T17:42:04.000ZSen. Chris Murphy open to messaging votes to show where all senators stand on gun reformToday marks one year since the first major gun safety bill—the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act—passed in Congress. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) led negotiations on the bill and joins Ryan Nobles to discuss the epidemic of gun violence in Connecticut, where President Biden joined him at the National Safer Communities Summit earlier today. Asked if he will be able to gain unanimous support from Democrats on passing universal background checks, Murphy says, “I think not only will we get all the Democrats to support expanded background checks, but we will also get some Republicans as well. I think there are a lot of Republicans in the Senate who don't want to vote on background checks, especially because they know how popular it is.” Murphy adds, “Frankly, there's some Republicans who probably don't want to vote on assault weapons, as well, because that now enjoys 65% popularity in the American public. So let's focus on trying to get a bipartisan agreement. If we can't, then let's show folks where people stand."3552023-06-16T17:41:03.000Z2023-06-16T17:37:04.000ZShaq Brewster: DOJ Minneapolis police probe findings ‘validates’ claims of racial bias in policingThe Department of Justice’s investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department found police and the city engaged in a pattern of excessive force and racial discrimination. The federal investigation, which was launched after the murder of George Floyd in 2020, found that the pattern of discrimination and excessive force violates the Constitution and federal law. NBC News Correspondent Shaq Brewster and civil rights attorney and former prosecutor David Henderson join Ryan Nobles to discuss. “A lot of people in Minneapolis who were there protesting after the murder of George Floyd, they're going to be paying close attention to this because this validates many of the claims they were initially making,” says Brewster. “This is a police department that will likely see a lot of change. You're already seeing some of that change, it's just unfortunate that a lot of this change is happening after the deaths and injuries of citizens in Minneapolis.”3582023-06-16T17:36:03.000Z2023-06-16T16:08:31.000ZTree of Life synagogue gunman found guilty on federal chargesA jury has found George Bowers guilty of killing 11 people in a 2018 attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue. NBC News' George Solis has details.1752023-06-16T16:07:26.000Z2023-06-16T15:30:15.000ZThe radical strategy behind Trump's vow to go after BidenConservatives with close ties to former President Trump are laying out a “paradigm-shifting” legal rationale to erase the Justice Department’s independence from the president, according to NYT reporting. The Morning Joe panel discusses.4672023-06-16T15:29:09.000Z2023-06-16T15:21:18.000ZDOJ finds Minneapolis police used excessive force and racial discriminationAttorney General Merrick Garland announced a Department of Justice investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department after the murder of George Floyd in 2020 found that the department engaged in use of excessive force and racial discrimination that violated federal law.1922023-06-16T15:20:20.000Z2023-06-16T13:28:51.000ZChief Justice Roberts has ‘very consistent record of trying to curb voting rights for decades'Ari Berman, national voting rights correspondent at Mother Jones, joins Jen Psaki to discuss the Supreme Court ruling that the redistricting map passed by Alabama lawmakers unlawfully diluted the political power of Black voters. 4382023-06-16T13:27:59.000Z2023-06-16T13:08:19.000ZHouse member rips 'smear first, confirm later' GOP Biden investigationRep. Colin Allred, D-Texas, joins Morning Joe to discuss the House Republican investigation into Joe Biden and how those Republicans admit bribery evidence may not even exist. Rep. Allred also discusses his run for the Senate against Ted Cruz.3612023-06-16T13:07:30.000Z2023-06-16T12:26:30.000ZDoris Kearns Goodwin: I think it's time for Trump to go and people are beginning to feel thatPresidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin discusses Trump's current message of retribution if he's elected president again and why she believes the country will ultimately move on from the former president.3962023-06-16T12:25:40.000Z2023-06-16T11:58:30.000ZKarl Rove pens op-ed saying Trump's 'childish impulse' to blameFormer White House Deputy Chief of Staff, Karl Rove, in a new op-ed for the WSJ says "[T]he blame for this calamity rests solely on Mr. Trump and his childish impulse to keep mementos from his time in the Oval Office, no matter what the law says."3462023-06-16T11:57:27.000Z2023-06-16T11:45:48.000ZI don't think Trump has a defense, says conservative lawyer and commentatorConservative lawyer and commentator, former assistant U.S. attorney Andrew McCarthy, while talking to host Hugh Hewitt, states his opinion Trump doesn't have a defense that he declassified documents. The Morning Joe panel discusses.2592023-06-16T11:44:59.000Z2023-06-16T11:16:31.000ZSen. Romney: All Trump had to do was hand in the documents; why didn't he turn them in?Some in the Republican Party are speaking out against Donald Trump's handling of classified documents, including Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, who says he's angry the country will go through tumult because of the documents. Sen. Romney also asks why Trump didn't just return the documents. The Morning Joe panel discusses.4652023-06-16T11:15:39.000Z2023-06-16T10:58:28.000ZTrump unusually attached to his 'beautiful mind' boxes at Mar-a-LagoFormer President Trump has a fondness for putting papers and odds and ends in cartons that he liked to keep close. His aides have called it the “beautiful mind” material, according to New York Times reporting. The Morning Joe panel discusses how Trump’s attachment to the contents of the boxes is putting him potentially in legal peril.4902023-06-16T10:57:21.000Z2023-06-16T10:25:17.000ZBiden, Iowa, New Hampshire signal primary fightPresident Biden is almost certain to be Democrats' pick for president in 2024, but he might not win the first two contests of the primary season if they're in the traditional first-to-vote states of Iowa and New Hampshire, according to new Axios reporting.3512023-06-16T10:24:32.000Z2023-06-16T05:35:24.000ZLoyalty to Trump puts GOP in opposition to rule of lawAlex Wagner looks at a new strain of thought among Republicans who are so bitter about the criminal prosecution of Donald Trump that they no longer believe in an independent Justice Department so long as it can be controlled by a Republican president.2202023-06-16T05:31:00.000Z2023-06-16T04:33:57.000ZGOP 'lust to be mean to fellow human beings' manifests in DeSantis, Abbott migrant stuntsTim Miller, writer-at-large for The Bulwark, talks with Alex Wagner about Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott making a show of their cruelty with the stunt of sending migrants to out-of-state cities, making pawns of human beings to score cheap political points with the Republican base. 5432023-06-16T04:32:51.000Z2023-06-16T18:08:26.000ZTrump shouts, 'Food for everyone!', does not buy food for anyone: reportAlex Wagner shares reporting from the Miami New Times that despite promising out loud, on camera, "food for everyone," Donald Trump did not stick around at a restaurant campaign stop long enough for anyone to get food, illustrating a trait that is also getting in the way of Trump's ability to obtain legal counsel. Joyce Vance, former U.S. attorney, explains why this is a bad time in a bad case for Trump to have lawyer problems.2102023-06-16T03:54:51.000Z2023-06-16T06:09:35.000ZRepublicans go after the Justice DepartmentRyan Reilly, Leigh Ann Caldwell and Neal Katyal discuss the hypocrisy of the “weaponization” argument.3722023-06-16T03:37:38.000Z2023-06-16T06:09:55.000ZLawrence: Trump keeps making statements that can and will be used against himMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes the latest comments from Donald Trump about the case filed against him for illegally possessing government documents, as well as the latest New York Times reporting about why his employees referred to the boxes he took as the “beautiful mind” boxes.6262023-06-16T03:36:57.000Z2023-06-16T03:35:42.000ZGov. Whitmer launches PAC to help Dems win in 2024 electionsGov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to explain how Michigan Democrats have used their legislative trifecta to protect fundamental freedoms and how her “Fight Like Hell” PAC will aid in supporting Democratic candidates across the U.S. in 2024.5122023-06-16T03:00:58.000Z2023-06-16T03:35:09.000ZEconomist Justin Wolfers: There’s ‘good news’ about the economyWith inflation cooling and unemployment “lower than a generation of economists imagined,” the Fed paused an interest rate hike. University of Michigan economics professor Justin Wolfers joins to explain.3262023-06-16T02:54:55.000Z2023-06-16T02:45:40.000ZTeacher ordered to stop 'illegal' lesson; racism 'too heavy to discuss,' student complainsAlex Wagner reports on an AP Language teacher in South Carolina who was ordered to stop teaching a lesson on systemic racism based around a book by Ta-Nehisi Coates after two students wrote to a Trumpy school board member to complain that the lesson made them uncomfortable. 1992023-06-16T02:44:47.000Z2023-06-16T02:56:27.000ZJan. 6 indictment for Trump 'is coming' former Jan. 6 select committee lead investigator saysThe mishandling of classified documents case against Donald Trump, and the judge who is set to oversee the case, U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, are discussed by legal experts who also analyze the possible statuses of the concurrent cases and investigations regarding the former president in various jurisdictions. The potential timing of an imminent Jan. 6-related Trump indictment is also suggested to Joy Reid on The ReidOut on MSNBC.6902023-06-16T02:23:58.000Z2023-06-16T02:20:12.000Z‘We’re going to win regularly on behalf of kids, families’: Sen. Murphy on gun safety summitA national gun safety summit will be held on Friday in Connecticut, in the same location where President Obama delivered his plea for change in 2013. People from all walks of life including Sandy Hook parents will gather. Speakers include President Biden, former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut, who spearheaded the bipartisan Safer Communities Act. Senator Chris Murphy joins Joy Reid with more on the future of gun control legislation.4232023-06-16T02:05:53.000Z2023-06-16T01:03:33.000ZDeSantis favorability ratings crater after campaign announcementSince he announced his campaign for the presidency late last month, DeSantis' national favorability ratings have cratered. “It seems the more voters see of DeSantis, the less they like him,” says Chris Hayes. 4302023-06-16T01:02:49.000Z2023-06-16T00:37:08.000Z‘The Bedminster mystery:’ Why Trump could also face charges in New Jersey“If something goes awry in Florida, it’s certainly possible Jack Smith—if he does have that evidence—could bring a case relatively quickly in New Jersey,” says former federal prosecutor Mary McCord. 6262023-06-16T00:36:16.000Z2023-06-16T00:48:02.000ZSee Jack Smith’s new road map for sending Trump to prison: Ari Melber ReportNew reporting shows Trump rejected an attorney's plan to settle the documents case last year. Instead, relying on the advice of a conservative activist. See the timeline and choices Trump made to get to this point including alleged obstruction and conspiracy. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down Smith’s timeline.5852023-06-15T23:29:40.000Z2023-06-16T00:48:42.000ZFmr. Trump impeachment lawyer: DOJ charges ‘could have been avoided’Donald Trump has been charged by the government he once ran. Robert Ray, Trump’s impeachment lawyer, joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent on “The Beat” to discuss the new DOJ charges. Ray saying he believes Trump’s charges “could have been avoided.”5742023-06-15T23:26:25.000Z2023-06-15T22:31:25.000ZDavid Jolly breaks down GOP approach to Trump's indictmentFormer Congressman David Jolly joins Jen Psaki to discuss the Republican primary candidates struggling to respond to the indictment of former President Trump. 4902023-06-15T22:30:14.000Z2023-06-15T22:23:14.000ZRepublicans in Biden-won districts spooked by Trump indictmentNBC News senior national political reporter Sahil Kapur joins Jen Psaki to discuss his latest reporting on the indictment of former President Trump. 4092023-06-15T22:22:16.000Z2023-06-15T22:05:16.000ZAlleged Pentagon leaker indicted on charges of mishandling classified defense infoNicolle Wallace discusses the news that a federal grand jury indicted Pentagon leak suspect Jack Teixeira on six counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information.5722023-06-15T22:04:25.000Z2023-06-15T22:01:09.000ZThe biggest concerns about Trump docs Judge Aileen CannonMSNBC legal analyst and host of "The Katie Phang Show" Katie Phang joins Jen Psaki to discuss the indictment of Donald Trump. 7052023-06-15T22:00:16.000Z2023-06-15T21:40:40.000ZTrump becomes his own worst enemy when it comes to legal problemsNew York Times Justice Dept. reporter Glenn Thrush, Washington Post congressional investigation reporter Jackie Alemany, and former top official in the Justice Department’s National Security Division Mary McCord discuss new reporting that Trump rejected efforts to avoid indictment 6022023-06-15T21:39:44.000Z2023-06-15T20:02:22.000Z'A sad say for Southern Baptists' Pastor Linda Barnes Popham on ousting of female pastorsKaty Tur spoke with Pastor Linda Barnes Popham, leader of Fern Creek Baptist Church, about the Southern Baptist Convention voting to restrict female pastors in churches.3192023-06-15T20:01:18.000Z2023-06-15T19:04:55.000ZDreamer reflects on opportunities, life in U.S. after 11 years of DACAToday marks 11 years since then President Obama created the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. DACA "gives me the opportunity to think beyond living in the shadows," DACA recipient Nery Lopez says. "I live my life like any other American."2292023-06-15T19:03:32.000Z2023-06-15T18:44:23.000ZInside the latest Republican attempt to smear President BidenThe New Republic's Michael Tomasky joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece on GOP efforts to smear President Biden.2442023-06-15T18:43:28.000Z2023-06-15T18:39:25.000ZJoyce Vance: SCOTUS case was ‘lurking in the background’ of Smith deciding where to indict TrumpThe Supreme Court has ruled that criminal defendants who are tried and convicted in the wrong state can be retired, without triggering double jeopardy that could vacate a conviction. NBC News Legal Analyst and former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the significance of this case for Special Council Jack Smith’s ongoing investigations into former President Donald Trump and whether or not Smith may bring up charges against Trump in New Jersey for allegedly mishandling classified documents at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey. “This case was always lurking in the background of this decision about where to indict the former president,” says Vance. “It was only ten days ago or so that we learned that there was even consideration of filing this case in Florida. We don't really know what else Jack Smith is planning and so I think there's the option that there could be additional charges in New Jersey, possibly in DC. We just don't know at this point.”1882023-06-15T18:38:43.000Z2023-06-15T18:12:26.000ZIf Trump were convicted and imprisoned, it wouldn't prevent him from being president: ProfessorProfessor Jeannie Suk Gerson writes for the New Yorker about why there are problems ahead for the Trump case despite it being strong.2512023-06-15T18:11:43.000Z2023-06-15T18:12:19.000ZPeter Alexander: President Biden cracking down on hidden ‘junk fees’ President Biden is cracking down on hidden “junk fees,” extra costs that are often tacked on at the end of concert tickets, fights, hotels, and credit cards. NBC News co-Chief White House Correspondent Peter Alexander joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss how the Biden Administration is going after these fees, and parlaying this action into “some good politics.” Alexander says “junk fees” impact Americans across the country: “It affects Americans all over the place. Can add up to hundreds of dollars a year for Americans, the White House says.”1482023-06-15T18:11:24.000Z2023-06-15T17:54:09.000ZDaniel Penny indicted in choking death of NYC subway riderDaniel Penny was indicted on second-degree manslaughter in connection with the choking death of Jordan Neely on the New York City subway. If convicted Penny faces up to 15 years in prison. 2762023-06-15T17:53:06.000Z2023-06-15T17:48:55.000ZNeal Katyal: Whining about Hillary and Biden's garage aren't legal arguments in a courtLegal analyst Neal Katyal joins Morning Joe to discuss new Washington Post reporting that former President Trump rejected a settlement plan in the documents case proposed by his attorney.4172023-06-15T17:48:07.000Z2023-06-15T16:55:49.000ZCISA Director tells MSNBC several federal agencies hit in cyberattackDirector of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Jen Easterly tells Andrea Mitchell that a software vulnerability was exploited in a cyberattack on “several” federal government agencies. “It's a software that federal agencies and companies across the world use. We put out an advisory about this last week. And we’re responding to it,” says Easterly. She adds, “Right now we're focused specifically on those federal agencies that may be impacted and we're working hand in hand with them to be able to mitigate that risk.” When asked if Russian ransomware could be behind the attack, Easterly said, “we’re tracking it as a criminal group” and “many of these criminal groups are located in places like Eastern Europe.”4282023-06-15T16:54:46.000Z2023-06-15T16:51:45.000ZJudge in Trump's case has little experience in trials; will she stay?Judge Aileen Cannon, the Federal District Court judge assigned to preside over former President Trump’s classified documents case, has presided over only a few criminal cases that went to trial, according to new NYT reporting. Michael Schmidt joins Morning Joe to discuss.5542023-06-15T16:50:35.000Z2023-06-15T15:41:38.000ZNearly 30 percent of women earn more than their spouse or partner: StudyNearly 30 percent of U.S. women in heterosexual couples reporter earning more income than their spouse or partner, according to a new UBS study. Forbes Maggie McGrath and Huma Abedin discuss.3542023-06-15T15:40:53.000Z2023-06-15T15:06:58.000ZSupreme Court upholds Native American adoption protectionsThe Supreme Court rejected a challenge to a law that gave preference to Native American families in the adoption process for children from their tribe. NBC's Julia Ainsley reports on the details of the case.772023-06-15T15:05:48.000Z2023-06-15T14:30:13.000ZRepublicans are split on supporting Trump after federal indictmentNBC News' Sahil Kapur reports on how congressional Republicans are split on whether they will support former President Trump as he faces a federal indictment and could be convicted.1302023-06-15T14:29:11.000Z2023-06-15T13:51:49.000ZSenator concerned over 'really dangerous' GOP remarks about indictmentSen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., weighs in on Republicans coming to the defense of Trump over his indictment and why he finds the remarks concerning. Sen. Murphy also discusses a planned gun safety summit at University of Hartford featuring President Biden.3282023-06-15T13:51:08.000Z2023-06-15T12:56:27.000ZJen Palmieri: Michigan Gov. Whitmer has what it takes for WH runMichigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has what it takes for a White House run, according to Jen Palmieri, who writes for Vanity Fair that '...[Whitmer] is a strong female executive who could be elected president'.4872023-06-15T12:55:28.000Z2023-06-15T12:35:59.000ZFormer staffers say Trump is scared behind closed doorsThe Morning Joe panel discusses new Washington Post reporting on how Trump is handling his arraignment in public and behind closed doors.3852023-06-15T12:35:10.000Z2023-06-15T12:04:54.000ZSteve Rattner: Fed pause doesn't mean cycle of raising rates is overMorning Joe economic analyst Steve Rattner weighs in on the Fed's vote to not raise interest rates and why he says the move doesn't mean the cycle of raising rates is over.3002023-06-15T12:03:54.000Z2023-06-15T11:43:51.000ZRecord number of Americans support legalizing early term abortionsA majority of Americans, 69 percent, support legalizing abortion in the first three months of pregnancy, up from 67 percent last year, according to new Gallup polling. The Morning Joe panel discusses.3592023-06-15T11:42:52.000Z2023-06-15T11:09:58.000ZWhy charges in documents case could be brought in New Jersey Ryan Goodman and Andrew Weissman break down the possibility former President Trump could also face charges in New Jersey stemming from Trump taking classified documents not just to Mar-a-Lago but also to his residence and golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.2562023-06-15T11:09:17.000Z2023-06-15T10:52:16.000ZTrump rejected settlement plan in docs case proposed by attorney: WaPoFormer President Trump in the fall of 2022 rejected an idea from his attorney to arrange a settlement with the Justice Department. The attorney, Christopher Kise, wanted to approach DOJ to see if he could negotiate a settlement that would preclude charges, according to new Washington Post reporting. Jacqueline Alemany discusses.2982023-06-15T10:51:12.000Z2023-06-15T10:14:35.000ZPence on Trump pardon talk: It's too early2024 Republican presidential candidate, former VP Mike Pence weighed in on if he would pardon former President Trump if he was convicted of federal crimes.2932023-06-15T10:13:20.000Z2023-06-15T06:43:33.000Z'Goldilocks documents': How to try an Espionage Act case without spilling national secretsDavid Aaron, former prosecutor and intelligence attorney with the DOJ who has litigated Espionage Act violations, talks with Alex Wagner about how cases involving sensitive national intelligence are tried without exposing the information at the heart of the matter. 5172023-06-15T04:16:05.000Z2023-06-15T06:44:01.000ZOne-on-one with flight Attendant turned two-time bestselling authorT.J. Newman began to write her debut novel on a cocktail napkin mid-flight while working as a flight attendant. After two books and two film deals, she joins Stephanie Ruhle in the red chairs to discuss how she made it all happen. 3552023-06-15T03:59:45.000Z2023-06-15T06:44:27.000ZWhy the 'alarming' inexperience of the Trump judge in the classified documents case mattersAlex Wagner looks at how little experience controversial, Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon has to be presiding over any criminal case, but especially one involving classified national security materials.4402023-06-15T03:44:00.000Z2023-06-15T06:44:44.000ZRepublican lawmakers react to Trump arraignmentMembers of the Republican Party have reportedly acknowledged the seriousness of Trump’s legal challenges in private. But does it matter if they’re largely defending him in public? Max Rose and Tim Miller discuss.5262023-06-15T03:40:53.000Z2023-06-15T03:34:07.000ZSen. Whitehouse: SCOTUS exists in ‘ethics-free’ zone on recusalsAfter an ethics reforms subcommittee hearing, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss how a judicial agency could refer Justice Clarence Thomas, who according to an ethics expert witness violated federal law in failing to disclose travel from billionaire Harlan Crow, to the attorney general who could impose an “array” of sanctions against Clarence Thomas.3832023-06-15T03:33:19.000Z2023-06-15T06:45:07.000ZKornacki: 'Trump factor' makes campaigning tricky for swing district RepublicansSteve Kornacki, MSNBC national political correspondent, talks with Alex Wagner about how Republicans who won congressional elections in districts that also voted for Joe Biden are figuring out how to campaign when the leader of their party is facing at least two criminal indictments. 2332023-06-15T03:33:17.000Z2023-06-15T03:28:22.000ZLawrence: Fmr. Trump chief of staff says he's 'scared sh-tless'MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes the transcript from Donald Trump’s arraignment in a federal courthouse in Miami yesterday over his possession of government documents and explains why he thinks his co-defendant Walt Nauta is unlikely to turn on him.7962023-06-15T03:08:27.000Z2023-06-15T06:45:30.000ZMerrick Garland breaks his silence on Trump indictmentAttorney General Merrick Garland emphasized his support for special counsel Jack Smith – whose investigation into January 6th continues.1622023-06-15T03:06:12.000Z2023-06-15T06:45:42.000Z‘Based on legal fiction’: Legal expert slams Trump claiming right to take documentsDonald Trump claiming he has the right to take documents upon leaving the White House is “based on a legal fiction,” Mary McCord, NBC News and MSNBC legal analyst, tells Joy Reid. "I think he's trying to sort of convince the population that he had no intent to break the law, he was just complying with the law,” McCord says on The ReidOut on MSNBC.6472023-06-15T02:29:31.000Z2023-06-15T04:26:14.000ZRachel Maddow on her new podcast ‘Deja News’: ‘I feel like history is grounding’Rachel Maddow talks about Trump's indictment, and her amazing new podcast, "Deja News," that takes listeners back in time to news events eerily similar to those that we are experiencing today, on The ReidOut with Joy Reid.4952023-06-15T02:13:15.000Z2023-06-15T01:31:52.000ZDrag queens describe a Pride Month like no otherWhile many are celebrating Pride Month, the community remains under attack. Stephanie Ruhle sat down with a roundtable of drag queens on those threats and what America doesn’t understand. Rosé, Julie J, Nicky O and Mariyea join.8992023-06-15T01:30:58.000Z2023-06-15T06:46:26.000ZHayes: Trump’s main legal defense strategy? Winning in 2024.Chris Hayes: “His plan, from the beginning and now, is to try to win the presidency so that—chief among any other goal honestly—he doesn't go to jail. He can be above the law, and he can drop the cases against him."1892023-06-15T01:03:53.000Z2023-06-15T01:02:18.000ZCy Vance on the expected Trump delay tactics following his indictment Former Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance joins Chris Hayes to discuss the federal indictment of Donald Trump, the former president’s legal defense strategy of delay, why a federal case may take precedent over a state case, and more. 3822023-06-15T01:01:14.000Z2023-06-15T06:46:53.000Z‘Stark contrast:’ The Trump case vs. the Reality Winner caseReality Winner was the first person prosecuted by the Trump administration under the Espionage Act. Her attorney Alison Grinter Allen joins Chris Hayes to discuss the differences between her case and her treatment vs. that of Donald Trump: “That is a stark contrast to what Reality Winner faced.” 4572023-06-15T00:50:17.000Z2023-06-15T00:43:49.000ZTrump arrested: From nukes, secrets & lies to smoking gun evidence: Melber ReportAttorney General Merrick Garland speaks out for the first time since Donald Trump's arrest and arraignment. And we're now getting an insiders view into the courtroom with the transcript released. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on new details in Trump’s arraignment as the nation absorbs Trump’s federal arrest.4532023-06-14T23:49:10.000Z2023-06-15T00:44:19.000ZSee Trump charges and national security danger confronted by Watergate icon Bob WoodwardJournalist Bob Woodward joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent on “The Beat” to discuss how Richard Nixon’s offenses and history echo in Trump’s prosecution, as Woodward notes “Trump was in charge of the cover up” and that Special Counsel Jack Smith’s prosecution is “not a partisan hunt.”6242023-06-14T23:42:40.000Z2023-06-14T21:17:16.000ZBiden economy adviser Jared Bernstein: Inflation falling, but 'we've got more work to do'Katy Tur spoke with Jared Bernstein, the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, about the economy.3852023-06-14T21:16:29.000Z2023-06-14T20:11:45.000ZNevada 'fake electors' meet with grand jury investigating Jan. 6The D.C. grand jury investigating the January 6 Capitol riot met with Nevada GOP Chair Michael McDonald and Jim DeGraffenreid, who both serves as so-called "fake electors" that claimed former President Trump won their state. NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports.1992023-06-14T20:10:29.000Z2023-06-14T19:37:11.000ZSouthern Baptists vote to ban churches with female pastorsSouthern Baptist Convention voted to oust two churches with female pastors. The convention also voted to ban women from any leadership role in the church. 1412023-06-14T19:30:55.000Z2023-06-14T18:47:44.000ZSpeaker McCarthy jumps to Trump's defenseHouse Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday came to Trump's defense when asked if the documents found at Mar-a-Lago belonged to Trump. The Morning Joe panel weighs in on McCarthy's remarks.4712023-06-14T18:46:39.000Z2023-06-14T18:20:46.000ZAsa Hutchinson: ‘Simply wrong’ for Republican presidential candidates to be ‘discussing a pardon’During his arraignment in Miami, former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to charges of mishandling classified documents. Former Governor of Arkansas and current Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson joins Andrea Mitchell to react. “It shouldn't be a part of a political campaign. That's the most important thing. It’s simply wrong to be discussing a pardon,” says Hutchinson. “President Trump has a powerful voice. He's using that, and people are following that. So we need to have other leaders that step up and make it clear that these are very serious allegations, that the Republican Party doesn't tolerate misuse of classified information.”4562023-06-14T18:19:58.000Z2023-06-14T18:10:47.000ZRep. Sherrill: GOP knows pistol braces are ‘killing our children,’ but voted to repeal regulationHouse Republicans passed a resolution that would repeal the Biden Administration's crackdown on stabilizing braces for firearms. President Biden, who has vowed to use a veto, tightened restrictions on the firearm accessories which have been used in multiple mass shootings. Representative Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ), a former Navy pilot and federal prosecutor, joins Andrea to respond. “They know this is something that is killing our children, and yet they're continuing to move forward in this way,” says Sherrill. “The number one cause of death of children under 18 year old is, under 18, is death by firearms.” Sherrill adds, “That's really unacceptable. And the fact that we are seeing this consistent pushback, not just to not implement basic protections, like universal background checks, like an assault weapons ban, but to actually go further and take down regulations that are in place, you know, I just I really have no words.”3662023-06-14T18:10:02.000Z2023-06-14T18:09:34.000ZJoe: Nikki Haley gets it half-right when talking about Trump2024 Republican presidential candidate, fmr. S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley continues weighing in on the indictment of former President Trump, saying she would be 'inclined in favor of a pardon'. The Morning Joe panel discusses.5172023-06-14T18:08:48.000Z2023-06-14T17:57:09.000ZFmr. CIA Counsel: Comparing Trump’s handling of classified docs to Hillary Clinton’s is 'nuts'After being arraigned on federal criminal charges for allegedly mishandling classified documents, former President Donald Trump and his allies have attempted to compare the documents case with the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server, which she used as secretary of state. Jeffrey Smith, the former General Counsel to the CIA, joins Andrea Mitchell to react. “It’s just nuts. The difference is profound. In those cases, as in other cases where people are realized they have classified information, they turn it over right away,” says Smith. “Trump has demonstrated that his intent to keep them after having been told repeatedly, and getting a subpoena, he's shown the intent, he wants to keep them in direct contradiction of the law.”2362023-06-14T17:56:31.000Z2023-06-14T17:38:16.000ZBud Light loses title as top-selling U.S. beerBud Light is no longer America’s top-selling beer as Modelo Especial became the top-selling beer in May. CNBC's Dominic Chu discusses the controversy that followed after the brand partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.2712023-06-14T17:37:29.000Z2023-06-14T17:24:47.000ZGarland defends Jack Smith's handling of Trump classified documents caseAttorney General Merrick Garland was asked about the charges against former President Trump over his handling of classified documents and defended special counsel Jack Smith and his team of prosecutors.1392023-06-14T17:23:54.000Z2023-06-14T16:56:37.000ZU.S. inflation hits 2-year low ahead of FED decisionU.S. inflation dropped to 4% in May – the lowest it’s been in two years. NBC News Business and Data Reporter Brian Cheung joins Ana Cabrera to discuss what these new numbers could mean for the Federal Reserve’s next decision on interest rates.1332023-06-14T16:55:43.000Z2023-06-14T16:49:32.000ZNeal Katyal: Hillary Clinton talk is classic Trump-ian misdirectionLegal analyst Neal Katyal and attorney Mark Zaid join Morning Joe to discuss the indictment of former President Trump and the Republican talking points of discussing Hillary Clinton's home server.3622023-06-14T16:48:17.000Z2023-06-14T16:39:46.000ZTrump loses some GOP support after federal indictmentNBC’s Julie Tsirkin and National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki join Ana Cabrera to break down the Republican response to Trump after his arraignment. Former Florida Republican Congressman David Jolly joins for a look at how it could affect the 2024 race.4872023-06-14T16:38:57.000Z2023-06-14T17:05:55.000ZDaughter responds to report finding Cuban regime responsible for the death of activist Oswaldo PayáA new report found that the Cuban government is responsible for the death of activist Oswaldo Payá. "After more than 10 years of persecution, lies, propaganda of the Cuban regime to try to hide its crime, we finally have a victory," Payá's daughter Rosa Maria Payá responds. "Nothing is going to bring back my father... but this is a step in the direction of justice."2602023-06-14T16:28:01.000Z2023-06-14T15:28:52.000ZHouse member concerned by 'extremely sensitive information' documents containedHouse Armed Services Committee member, Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., discusses the 37-count criminal indictment filed against former President Trump.3502023-06-14T15:28:11.000Z2023-06-14T13:21:48.000ZSen. JD Vance vows to hold up Biden's DOJ nomineesSen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, announced Tuesday that he will be putting a procedural hold on Department of Justice nominees in response to the prosecution of former President Donald Trump for allegedly mishandling national defense information.2182023-06-14T13:21:05.000Z2023-06-14T13:06:36.000ZJoe: No one is saying Trump is innocent; what they're saying is 'What about Hillary?'The Morning Joe panel discusses the Tuesday arraignment of former President Trump and how some Republicans are reacting to Trump's indictment.6292023-06-14T13:05:46.000Z2023-06-14T12:47:09.000ZRepublican senator says when Trump runs, Republicans loseSen. John Thune, R-SD, voiced concerns about Trump's impact on down ballot races heading into 2024.2702023-06-14T12:46:28.000Z2023-06-14T12:18:48.000Z'Profoundly disturbing': Hillary Clinton weighs in on GOP efforts to defend TrumpHillary Clinton weighed in Monday on the Republican response to Trump's indictment. Republican supporters of Trump have pointed to the Justice Department’s decision in 2016 not to bring charges against Clinton. The Morning Joe panel discusses.4272023-06-14T12:17:51.000Z2023-06-14T11:39:33.000Z'I think it's obvious' what Trump did was wrong, says House RepublicanRep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., weighs in on the Trump indictment, saying what the former president did was wrong and that Republicans need to stand up and say the same.1932023-06-14T11:38:43.000Z2023-06-14T10:59:29.000ZAndrew Weissmann: Why isn't GOP mentioning Pence when they talk about Clinton?Legal analyst Andrew Weissmann discusses how some Republican supporters of former President Trump are citing the Justice Department’s decision in 2016 not to bring charges against Hillary Clinton over her handling of classified information.1462023-06-14T10:58:49.000Z2023-06-14T10:22:05.000ZNikki Haley 'inclined in favor of a pardon' for Trump2024 Republican presidential candidate, fmr. S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley continues weighing in on the indictment of former President Trump, saying she would be 'inclined in favor of a pardon'.3232023-06-14T10:21:13.000Z2023-06-14T06:19:05.000ZTrump humiliated as protests he called for fail to materializeRachel Maddow and an MSNBC panel discuss Donald Trump's calls for his supporters to protest his indictments and whether the poor showing is the result of the January 6 prosecutions or a sign that Trump doesn't command the following he wants everyone to think he does. 2662023-06-14T04:46:02.000Z2023-06-14T04:26:49.000ZBen Rhodes: 'It sends a message; can you trust the United States to share intelligence?'Former President Trump is accused of illegally keeping classified documents that could impact national security. Ben Rhodes and Clint Watts break down the risk.4922023-06-14T03:45:31.000Z2023-06-14T04:27:15.000ZLawrence: Trump comes up with new docs case motive after arraignmentOn the day Donald Trump was arraigned in federal court in Miami, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes the former president’s new motive for why he held onto classified government documents after leaving the White House.3532023-06-14T03:37:31.000Z2023-06-14T04:27:27.000Z'There's two ways that this resolves': Maddow makes prediction on Trump documents case With the caveat that her predictions are always wrong, Rachel Maddow lays out the two most likely outcomes she can foresee in the Donald Trump classified documents case. 732023-06-14T03:34:15.000Z2023-06-14T04:28:13.000ZWhy didn’t Trump have to take a mugshot? Legal expert Nick Ackerman weighs inIn Miami, for the first time, a former U.S. president has been arraigned on federal criminal charges. Appearing with Donald Trump was his personal valet and alleged co-conspirator Waltine Nauta, who was indicted alongside Trump for his alleged role in moving dozens of boxes of documents, all while being caught on surveillance video, and then lying to the FBI about it. Expert legal guests discuss these historic developments in this edition of The ReidOut with Joy Reid.6752023-06-14T03:20:12.000Z2023-06-14T04:28:39.000ZHarry Litman: Trump has 'no chance' in courtThe former president plead not guilty to 37 felony counts. Former U.S. attorney Harry Litman breaks down what will happen next.4752023-06-14T03:15:12.000Z2023-06-14T04:28:55.000ZLawyer who declined to represent Trump: ‘I don’t have experience with chaos’Jon Sale, a former federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York and a former Watergate Assistant Prosecutor, joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss Donald Trump’s federal arraignment after he decided against representing Donald Trump.2782023-06-14T03:11:58.000Z2023-06-14T04:29:32.000ZLaurence Tribe: Normal judge wouldn’t tolerate Trump’s docs case argumentsHarvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss Judge Cannon’s decision to refuse cameras or a live audio feed of Donald Trump’s arraignment and why he is “desperately worried” if Judge Cannon is not removed from the case.5002023-06-14T03:10:14.000Z2023-06-14T04:30:13.000Z‘He can use that info to extort the country’: Former Trump attorney Cohen on classified docsDonald Trump turned himself in for what is his second criminal indictment, the first having been in New York, on Tuesday. In Miami, he made his first appearance in a federal courtroom, responding to the 37 counts charged by special counsel Jack Smith related to mishandling classified documents, obstruction of justice, and making false statements. Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen discusses these historic developments on The ReidOut on with Joy Reid.4262023-06-14T02:56:57.000Z2023-06-14T02:55:03.000ZTrump victim act debunked by consistent DOJ record of Espionage Act prosecutionsRachel Maddow looks at other Justice Department prosecutions under the Espionage Act before Donald Trump's indictment and talks with an MSNBC panel about why broadcasting Trump's classified documents trial live would be an important counter measure to Trump's constant mischaracterization of his prosecution. 2972023-06-14T02:53:45.000Z2023-06-14T02:28:47.000ZTrump legal comeuppance threatens court traffic jam; James anticipates deferring to fedsAlex Wagner talks with an MSNBC panel about her discussion with New York Attorney General Letitia James about how the federal indictment of Donald Trump in the classified documents case will influence the schedule of her own case against Trump as well as what could be as many as three other simultaneous Trump cases. 7322023-06-14T02:27:50.000Z2023-06-14T02:11:00.000ZSharpening their knives: GOP primary opponents look for advantage in Trump legal morassAn MSNBC panel discusses how Donald Trump's Republican primary opponents are anticipating his political demise as legal problems eventually take a toll but are, in many cases, still trying to placate Trump's supporters with conciliatory remarks.3982023-06-14T02:09:55.000Z2023-06-14T01:03:20.000ZThere is a cost to airing 'untrue things': Maddow on deferring coverage of Trump speechRachel Maddow alerts viewers that newly indicted ex-president Donald Trump has begun an address to supporters at his Bedminster golf club but in light of the expectation that the speech will be a "litany of lies and false accusations" MSNBC will not broadcast the speech live but will instead report any news that comes from it. 882023-06-14T01:02:25.000Z2023-06-14T06:20:02.000ZJudge sets some restrictions on Trump talking to witnesses; navigates tricky circumstancesRachel Maddow talks with legal analyst Lisa Rubin about the parameters set by the magistrate judge in Donald Trump's arraignment, and discusses with an MSNBC panel the challenges of treating Donald Trump like every other defendant when his circumstances are so unique. 5232023-06-14T00:32:46.000Z2023-06-14T00:11:33.000ZDonald Trump arrested & facing prison: See Trump destroy Trump: O’Donnell - Melber breakdownThe U.S. government arrested and booked Donald Trump on charges related to the alleged mishandling of classified documents. Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to all charges. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell tells Ari Melber on “The Beat” that “this is not an ignorance against the law case,” adding Special Counsel Jack Smith is “using Donald Trump against Donald Trump.” 6332023-06-13T23:37:11.000Z2023-06-14T00:11:51.000ZHistoric: Trump arrested, booked & arraigned by the government he once ran, Melber reportsDonald Trump was arrested and booked by the U.S. government he once ran on charges related to the alleged mishandling of classified documents. It marks the first time a former president has ever been arrested by the U.S. government. Trump pleaded not guilty to all charges. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports.3432023-06-13T23:35:24.000Z2023-06-13T23:09:32.000ZMcCarthy targets Biden while reacting to Trump classified documents chargesHouse Speaker Kevin McCarthy avoided questions on the significance of former President Trump's indictment. He instead shifted his focus to President Biden saying that there could be "damning things against the president."402023-06-13T23:08:46.000Z2023-06-13T23:07:31.000ZTrump departs federal court after pleading not guiltyFormer President Donald Trump departed a Miami courthouse after pleading not guilty to 37 federal felony counts in the classified documents case. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports.1402023-06-13T23:06:48.000Z2023-06-13T22:55:06.000ZFmr. Trump lawyer alleges ‘prosecutorial misconduct’ in documents caseFormer Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore joins Andrea Mitchell, Katy Tur, and Chris Jansing during special coverage of former President Trump’s appearing in federal court to discuss alleged prosecutorial misconduct regarding the classified documents case. “The biggest issue is of course, prosecutorial misconduct. This is a case where you have prosecutors who have consistently demonstrated lack of ethics, and willingness to lie to federal judges and in sealed proceedings,” says Parlatore. Asked what evidence Paraltore had for such claims, Parlatore responds, “I was in the room. It happened right in front of me, and I do not believe for one second that these prosecutors acted totally ethically and properly throughout all of these other witnesses, and the moment that I walked in the room, they just totally disassembled and started acting unethically in my presence. If anything, they would’ve acted on their best behavior if I was in the room.”2452023-06-13T19:47:09.000Z2023-06-13T22:54:32.000ZFormer Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore: ‘He certainly never lied to me.’Former Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore, who previously represented Trump in his classified documents case, joins Andrea Mitchell, Katy Tur, and Chris Jansing to discuss allegations that the former president lied to his own legal team about his handling of classified documents. Asked whether he wishes Trump had been more truthful with his legal team on this case, Parlatore says, “I'm just talking about what I personally experienced. He certainly never lied to me.”4062023-06-13T19:42:57.000Z2023-06-13T22:51:48.000ZTrump pleads not guilty to 37 counts in classified documents caseFormer President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to 37 federal felony counts that he was indicted on stemming from the special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents. NBC's Ken Dilanian reports.2552023-06-13T19:28:24.000Z2023-06-13T23:50:01.000ZNeal Katyal: ‘American people deserve’ to see inside Miami courtroom where Trump was arraignedMSNBC Legal Analyst Neal Katyal and MSNBC Legal Analyst Anthony Coley join Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur to discuss the unprecedented federal indictment of former President Donald Trump and the transparency surrounding Trump’s arraignment in a Miami courtroom. “It is kind of boggling to me. This is the American people's courtroom in Miami right now. And we aren't in it. We can't see what's going on. We can't listen to what's going on,” Katyal says. “Maybe afterwards, we'll get, you know, what the reporter's reaction was sitting in the courtroom, but that's, you know, a skim milk version of what the American people deserve.”4042023-06-13T19:18:51.000Z2023-06-13T22:51:32.000ZMichael Beschloss points out ‘astounding’ lack of transparency about Trump’s court appearanceNBC News Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur to discuss the unprecedented historical significance of a former president being indicted on federal charges. Former President Donald Trump, who faces charges on allegations that he mishandled classified documents, also faces another unprecedented criminal legal battle for a former president in New York. “It’s astounding that there is almost no transparency about this court appearance today,” says Beschloss, explaining the rarity of the situation. “People need to see and hear what’s going on.” 3872023-06-13T19:16:04.000Z2023-06-13T22:37:01.000ZVance puts procedural hold on Biden's Justice Department nomineesOhio Republican Sen. JD Vance announced he will be putting a procedural hold on President Biden’s Department of Justice nominees. This move can dramatically slow down the confirmation process for nominees. Vance said this is a retaliation for what he calls the department’s use of officials to “harass” Biden’s political opponents.1552023-06-13T19:04:53.000Z2023-06-13T18:35:44.000ZTrump spokesperson addresses media ahead of arraignmentTrump attorney Alina Habba spoke to the media as the former president arrived for his arraignment at a Miami federal courthouse. She alleged that prosecutors in charge of the investigation "do not love America" and "hate Donald Trump." MSNBC's Chris Jansing and Andrew Weissmann break down the arguments she and Trump's defense will be making.2842023-06-13T18:32:40.000Z2023-06-13T18:24:21.000ZHow a federal case could put Trump’s New York, Georgia inquiries on holdAs former President Trump faces federal charges for his handling of classified documents, he also faces inquiries in New York and Georgia. MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell and former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance discuss how the federal case might delay the other legal proceedings involving Trump.1052023-06-13T18:23:26.000Z2023-06-13T18:35:27.000ZTrump posts on Truth Social from motorcade while traveling to arraignmentFormer President Trump posted on his Truth Social account as his motorcade traveled to a federal courthouse in Miami for his arraignment in the classified documents case. He called the ongoing investigation and charges against him a "witch hunt." 1052023-06-13T18:02:23.000Z2023-06-13T18:03:15.000ZRep. Jim Himes: GOP trying to sow doubt in U.S. judicial system, ‘exactly what we saw' before Jan. 6 Representative Jim Himes (D-CT), the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur to share his reaction to many Republicans standing with Trump and sowing doubt in the American judicial system following Trump’s indictment. “Right now my Republican colleagues are doing all they can to damage the American belief, the American confidence in their judicial system, in the FBI, and the Department of Justice. It's exactly what we saw prior to January 6th, when they did all they could to damage the American belief in the electoral system,” says Himes. “If you don't trust the judicial system, essentially you don't have a democracy and that really is troubling me right now.”6362023-06-13T18:02:06.000Z2023-06-13T17:54:31.000ZTrump departs for arraignment at Miami federal courtFormer President Trump has departed his Doral residence for his arraignment at a Miami federal courthouse. He faces charges from the special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents.2282023-06-13T17:44:31.000Z2023-06-13T17:31:58.000ZCevallos: Corcoran’s records of past legal work for Trump ‘unbelievably harmful’ to Trump defenseDesc: Former President Donald Trump’s defense team will be tasked with figuring out how to rebut charges in a criminal case where their options may be limited. NBC News Legal Analyst Danny Cevallos joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur to discuss Trump’s potential defense arguments. Cevallos responds to reports that prosecutors have obtained notes from Evan Corcoran, one of Trump’s lawyers, about a meeting he had with the former president last year discussing a subpoena that Trump return classified documents. “They're unbelievably harmful,” Cevallos says. “It's never happened in a case of mine, it's something that I've only rarely even heard of, mostly in theory, but the idea that the government was able to pierce the attorney client privilege and the work product and obtain this information, if it's admissible, it could be devastating.”3162023-06-13T17:30:50.000Z2023-06-13T16:57:32.000ZBolton: 'We've got to take the politics out of this business when national security is at stake'Documents found at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, for which he is the subject of a federal criminal investigation, raise a range of national security concerns including over the safety of Mar-a-Lago for storing classified materials and the contaminants of the documents. National Security Advisor to the former president joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur to discuss. Bolton says, “This is material that in the hands of America's adversaries would do incalculable damage to the United States. This is a very serious case and it's not financial fraud, it's not hush money to porn stars, this is the national security of the United States at stake,” says Bolton. “I think we've got to take the politics out of this business when national security is at stake.”6702023-06-13T16:56:36.000Z2023-06-13T16:22:50.000Z'Champions do more': Author details what sports teach us about work and lifeAuthor Sally Jenkins joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book 'The Right Call: What Sports Teach Us About Work and Life'.4852023-06-13T16:21:30.000Z2023-06-13T16:06:13.000ZMiami police respond to suspicious object near Trump arraignment courthouseMiami police have assisted Homeland Security respond to reports of a suspicious object near the federal courthouse in Miami where former President Trump will be arraigned. MSNBC's Yasmin Vossoughian reports.1922023-06-13T16:05:13.000Z2023-06-13T15:44:29.000Z'Never Alone' details writer's solo Arctic survival journeyAuthor Woniya Dawn Thibeault discusses putting her survival skills to the test in 'Alone: Frozen' on History. Thibeault also discusses her book 'Never Alone: A Solo Arctic Survival Journey'.3342023-06-13T15:43:43.000Z2023-06-13T14:57:07.000ZDavid Rohde: This trial will define Judge Cannon's careerMichael Beschloss, David Rohde and analyst Anthony Coley discuss the details of the Trump indictment and what to expect from the arraignment.6502023-06-13T14:56:07.000Z2023-06-13T14:04:05.000ZConservative Koch network releases ads targeting TrumpThe political network financed by Charles Koch is launching digital ads targeting former President Donald Trump.6182023-06-13T14:03:20.000Z2023-06-13T13:42:37.000ZUnpacking how Trump’s indictment impacts 2024 Republican presidential candidatesCharlie Sykes and Donna Edwards weigh in on the political implications of former President Trump’s indictment and how it is placing pressure on other 2024 Republican candidates.4692023-06-13T13:41:50.000Z2023-06-13T13:37:12.000ZInflation cooled to 4 percent in May, the lowest reading in two yearsConsumer price growth cooled again in May to the lowest level since March 2021, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday. CNBC's Dominic Chu reports.1862023-06-13T13:36:18.000Z2023-06-13T13:22:01.000ZKatty Kay and Claire Shipman on the need to remake powerKatty Kay and Claire Shipman join Morning Joe to discuss 'The Power Code: More Joy. Less Ego. Maximum Impact for Women (and Everyone).' Kay and Shipman look at women and power and why they still don't have enough of it.5562023-06-13T13:20:57.000Z2023-06-13T12:26:12.000ZWhy the 'whataboutism' in Trump docs case is so dangerousFormer U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade and legal analyst Lisa Rubin join Morning Joe to discuss Trump's arraignment and the false equivalencies in the docs case.6242023-06-13T12:25:14.000Z2023-06-13T11:05:02.000ZChris Christie weighs in on indictment, saying Trump's actions are 'ego run amuck'Republican presidential candidate, former NJ Gov. Chris Christie, spoke about the Trump indictment Monday evening during a CNN town hall, saying Trump's actions are 'ego run amuck'. The Morning Joe panel discusses.5752023-06-13T11:04:12.000Z2023-06-13T10:54:16.000ZNikki Haley changes course, says if indictment is true Trump was 'incredibly reckless'2024 Republican presidential candidate, former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley, appears to have changed her opinion about Trump's indictment, going from criticizing 'prosecutorial overreach' on Twitter last week to saying Monday on Fox News that Trump was 'incredibly reckless with our national security' if the indictment is accurate.3802023-06-13T10:53:15.000Z2023-06-13T10:40:55.000Z'A bathroom door locks': McCarthy responds to question about handling of documentsHouse Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Monday responded to a reporter asking about former President Trump storing boxes of classified documents in a bathroom in Mar-a-Lago, saying 'a bathroom door locks'.1412023-06-13T10:40:01.000Z2023-06-13T10:27:50.000ZTrump scrambles to find lawyer ahead of first federal court appearance: WaPoThe Washington Post's Jaqueline Alemany discusses how former President Trump is searching for an attorney ahead of his first federal court appearance.2162023-06-13T10:26:40.000Z2023-06-13T10:18:38.000ZTrump scheduled to be arraigned today: Here's how the day is expected to goFormer President Trump is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday at a Miami courtroom. Here's how the day is expected to go.1322023-06-13T10:18:01.000Z2023-06-13T06:00:47.000ZTrump legal hole may be too deep to plead his way out: former Agnew prosecutorRon Liebman, former assistant U.S. attorney who served on the team that prosecuted former Vice President Spiro Agnew, talks with Rachel Maddow about parallels between the Agnew and Trump cases and why why the kind of plea deal that kept Agnew out of office and out of jail may not be available for someone facing as much legal heat as Donald Trump.4572023-06-13T04:47:11.000Z2023-06-13T06:01:36.000ZWhy banning Trump from public office could tempt DOJ on a no-jail plea dealRachel Maddow looks at the plea deal the Justice Department crafted in the only other case that is similar to the current situation with Donald Trump, and why giving up the possibility of prison could be worth avoiding a U.S. president serving from behind bars. 7162023-06-13T04:00:04.000Z2023-06-13T06:02:21.000ZFmr. Rep. Charlie Dent: 'This is all bad news' for RepublicansAs the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, former Pennsylvania Representatives Conor Lamb and Charlie Dent break down the political impact of Trump’s arraignment.4602023-06-13T03:46:15.000Z2023-06-13T06:02:38.000ZSarah Matthews: 'Trump is in charge of Trumpworld'Carol Leonnig, Anthony Coley, Glenn Kirshner and Sarah Matthews discuss the historic federal arraignment of former President Donald Trump.4372023-06-13T03:35:51.000Z2023-06-13T06:02:51.000ZMary Trump: It is ‘beyond’ Donald to imagine going to prisonMary Trump joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss her reaction to her uncle’s indictment and how she thinks he is feeling as he faces arraignment given that he cannot comprehend the reality of facing real accountability: “Donald lives his life in fear; he just does everything is his power to cover the fear over with anger.”2822023-06-13T03:33:37.000Z2023-06-13T03:33:31.000ZRachel Maddow on new podcast: History provides ‘predictive assistance’MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow joins Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the first episode of the new podcast “Rachel Maddow President: Déjà News” which explores the February 6, 1934 riot at the French Parliament and what the reaction to the attack can teach us about January 6.5312023-06-13T03:32:41.000Z2023-06-13T06:03:23.000Z'It's such good evidence no jury can look away': Former Watergate prosecutor on Trump indictmentDonald Trump arrived on Monday in Miami to spend the night at his Doral resort and await his unprecedented arraignment on Tuesday. Trump is the first former president to face federal charges and the possibility of prison time. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.6942023-06-13T03:20:50.000Z2023-06-13T06:03:56.000Z'Clinton was treated differently because she didn't do what Trump did': Conway on GOP comparisonsThe conservative right is continuing to defend Donald Trump despite his actions being so apparently illegal that even Bill Barr is condemning him. George Conway, conservative attorney and contributing columnist for The Washington Post, joins The ReidOut to discuss.4232023-06-13T03:06:31.000Z2023-06-13T06:04:12.000ZTrump to appear in federal court as Miami prepares for protestsIn an interview, the former president said he would plead not guilty and called the indictment “a disgrace to our country.”1222023-06-13T03:05:34.000Z2023-06-13T06:04:29.000ZGOP 2024 promise: Outlaw abortion in 'every state in the land'Check out MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell’s interview with Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) about how Republicans won’t stop with Dobbs and one Republican 2024 contender is vowing to take away reproductive rights “from every state in the land.”4442023-06-13T02:07:19.000Z2023-06-13T02:59:56.000ZHow a power structure that favors women in the workplace is a win-win for everyone."Confidence Code" authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman share lessons on redefining power at work from their latest book, “The Power Code: More Joy. Less Ego. Maximum Impact for Women (and Everyone).”4092023-06-13T01:54:04.000Z2023-06-13T06:04:48.000ZRaskin: Trump federal indictment is a ‘powerful and devastating document’Congressman Jamie Raskin: “It’s a powerful and devastating document which, if it turns out to be true, leads irresistibly to conviction.”4942023-06-13T01:08:13.000Z2023-06-13T00:59:47.000ZMichael Cohen’s advice to Trump co-defendant Walt Nauta: Run.“Run. Run as fast as you can, my friend,” says Michael Cohen, giving advice to Trump aide and alleged co-conspirator Walt Nauta. “Donald Trump will throw you under the bus faster than you can possibly imagine. He won’t throw you under the bus to save himself. He’ll just throw you under the bus simply because he can.”5302023-06-13T00:50:36.000Z2023-06-13T00:58:51.000ZTrump indicted: 'Nightmare' defendant needs new lawyers after lawyer hands DOJ smoking gun tapeDonald Trump arrives in Florida ahead of his criminal arraignment for stealing government secrets and obstructing justice. It comes amid reports Trump is struggling to find lawyers to represent him. Former Federal Prosecutor Ankush Khadori joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on “The Beat” saying the indictment "exceeded" his expectations. NYU Law Professor and MSNBC Legal Analyst Melissa Murray also joins to discuss the latest developments.2782023-06-12T23:32:31.000Z2023-06-13T00:59:17.000ZTrump DOJ Charges: ‘Smoking gun’ evidence came from Trump himself, reports Ari MelberLies and failed lawyer plots led to Donald Trump’s DOJ indictment which alleges Trump obstructed prosecutors trying to recover the classified documents. The New York Times reporting tapes from Trump’s own lawyers created the “roadmap” to his indictment. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down new clues and strong evidence in U.S. v Donald Trump. 3772023-06-12T23:29:39.000Z2023-06-13T00:59:05.000ZSee the line from new Trump charges to Jan. 6 coup plot: Hayes-Melber BreakdownSpecial Counsel Jack Smith corners Donald Trump with his own lawyer’s records. The New York Times reporting tapes from Trump’s own lawyers created the “roadmap” to his indictment. MSNBC’s Chris Hayes tells Ari Melber on “The Beat” that Trump “attempted to end American constitutional democracy,” calling it the “gravest political crime committed by anyone in the nation.”5432023-06-12T23:27:14.000Z2023-06-12T21:18:14.000ZRep. Goldman: Jack Smith went into 'greater detail than was necessary' in indictmentCongressman Dan Goldman (D-NY) discusses the strength of Special Counsel Jack Smith's case against Donald Trump 3322023-06-12T21:17:06.000Z2023-06-12T20:27:44.000ZSecretary Buttigieg on I-95 collapse: Expect 'substantial economic costs'Katy Tur sat down with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to talk about the I-95 bridge collapse near Philadelphia, PA.3552023-06-12T20:26:59.000Z2023-06-12T20:05:46.000ZBody recovered from Philadelphia I-95 bridge collapse scenePennsylvania State Police confirmed that human remains were recovered from the scene of the collapse on I-95 in Philadelphia. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg explains what is being done to get the overpass repaired. 1902023-06-12T20:04:52.000Z2023-06-12T19:39:25.000ZTrump lands in Florida ahead of arraignmentFormer President Donald Trump landed in Miami ahead of his arraignment at a federal courthouse there. NBC News’ Gabe Gutierrez and Garrett Haake report on protesters already gathering in Florida and how local authorities are preparing for big crowds outside the courthouse. 1792023-06-12T19:18:46.000Z2023-06-12T18:34:55.000ZRep. Spanberger: Docs found ‘strewn’ at Mar-a-Lago posed ‘extraordinary’ risk to national securityThe unsealed indictment of former President Donald Trump into his alleged mishandling of classified documents reveals a wide range of national security concerns into Trump’s alleged handling of the documents. Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA), who formerly worked in the CIA, joins Andrea to discuss. “The precautions that we took to safeguard America's secrets and safeguard, you know, America's planning, safeguard the information provided to us by our partners and allies, those precautions were extraordinary,” says Spanberger. “The importance of this information is extraordinary to our national security, to the lives of our service members, to the, you know, our plans and intentions. And the fact that it would be just haphazardly strewn across the Mar-a-Lago resort is just unthinkable.”3952023-06-12T18:33:51.000Z2023-06-12T18:27:55.000ZWeissmann shares the two things Judge Cannon wrote that he believes ‘meet the standard for recusal’Former President Donald Trump will head to Florida for his arraignment after his second indictment by a grand jury, this time on federal charges in relation to his alleged mishandling of classified documents. NBC News Capitol Hill Correspondent Garrett Haake and MSNBC Legal Analyst Andrew Weissmann join Andrea to examine the possible issues with Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon overseeing the case. “There are two things that she wrote that are, particularly, I think, troublesome to me, and I think meet the standard for recusal,” says Weissmann. “One is that she said that Donald Trump is entitled to deference, because of his former position,” which he explains “is antithetical to the rule of law in this country.” He adds, “The other is that she treated the classified documents that were found in the search, I think, quite cavalierly. And she was reversed on that ground. And that's very much the issue here in this case, which is the two defendants’ treatment of classified documents.”5172023-06-12T18:27:09.000Z2023-06-12T18:17:28.000ZBeschloss on precedent for running for president from jail, historic abnormality of Trump's chargesFormer President Trump is the first U.S. president to face criminal charges, but he is not banned from running or assuming presidential office. Presidential historian Michael Beschloss joins Andrea Mitchell to examine how unusual this moment in history is, and how Trump’s 2024 ambitions may unfold. Beschloss points out the precedent for a presidential candidate running for office from jail in 1920: Eugene Debs. “He ran for office and he was actually in jail. He was not elected president. So we don't know whether he could have served from jail, which is something that people are talking about right now,” says Beschloss. Regarding the former president’s indictment and online threats of violence, Beschloss adds, “any of those things would be unusual in American history.”2372023-06-12T18:16:35.000Z2023-06-13T03:31:06.000Z‘Medgar Evers gave his life for his country’: Joy Reid interviews Myrlie Evers-Williams, widow of civil rights iconMedgar Evers' widow Myrlie Evers-Williams speaks out 60 years after his death by assassination, commemorating the civil rights leader and icon. “Medgar Evers was a devoted man who worked so hard and gave us [his] life actually, for his people, for his country, and… he did not take ‘no’ for an answer,” Evers-Williams tells Joy Reid. “Full speed ahead for those things that were truly necessary, not only for himself, his family but all of the families, and most of all his country.”2952023-06-12T17:59:04.000Z2023-06-12T17:53:48.000Z'The Blackening' examines the spectrum of Blackness, says actorActor Jermaine Fowler joins Morning Joe to discuss the new horror comedy film 'The Blackening'.2922023-06-12T17:52:48.000Z2023-06-12T17:23:40.000ZWhy the Trump indictment isn't about politics but national securityDavid Rothkopf, Michael Schmidt and Brian Klaas join Morning Joe to discuss recent remarks from former AG Bill Barr on the Trump indictment and why the case is about national security.7332023-06-12T17:22:36.000Z2023-06-12T16:56:57.000ZPotential delay in Donald Trump’s arraignment as he may be struggling to find a lawyerNBC Correspondents Garrett Haake, Julia Ainsley, and former assistant Manhattan District Attorney Catherine Christian join Ana Cabrera as former President Donald Trump is set to enter his plea in a Miami courthouse tomorrow after a federal indictment. But there may be a hiccup in the plan, as sources familiar with the matter tell NBC News that the arraignment can’t go forward unless Trump finds local counsel.6452023-06-12T16:55:51.000Z2023-06-12T16:32:08.000ZMiracle in the Amazon: four children rescued in Colombian jungle after 40 daysJournalist Rafael Poveda joins Ana Cabrera from Colombia with details on how four resilient children survived for 40 days in the jungle after a small plane crash.2002023-06-12T16:31:35.000Z2023-06-12T15:59:22.000ZChuck Rosenberg: What puts Trump at risk are the obstruction of justice chargesFormer U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg discusses the indictment against former President Trump.4662023-06-12T15:58:31.000Z2023-06-12T15:53:30.000Z4 children survive plane crash, 40 days in Colombian jungleFour children were rescued 40 days after a small plane crashed into the Colombian jungle. "They learned how to get water from the leaves, and they managed to survive," Rafael Poveda says. "They found [a medical kit with food] and that helped them for 15 days."2812023-06-12T15:52:47.000Z2023-06-12T15:27:25.000ZA new center in Abu Dhabi focuses on coexistenceThe ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt and UAE Amb. to the U.S., Yousef Al Otaiba, join Morning Joe to discuss the Manara Center, launched in March and based in Abu Dhabi. The center is focused on co-existence in the region, and it is partnering with the Anti-Defamation League.5142023-06-12T15:26:41.000Z2023-06-12T15:20:58.000ZTrump departs Bedminster in motorcade to fly to FloridaFormer President Trump departed his home in Bedminster, N.J., for a flight to Florida as he faces an indictment for his handling of classified documents. NBC's Vaughn Hillyard reports.1522023-06-12T15:20:14.000Z2023-06-12T14:34:29.000ZMajor bank settles lawsuit over ties to Jeffrey EpsteinJPMorgan Chase reached a tentative settlement with sexual abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein after weeks of embarrassing disclosures about the bank’s longstanding relationship with him, according to NYT reporting. Andrew Ross Sorkin discusses.1302023-06-12T13:31:42.000Z2023-06-12T12:57:49.000Z'Everything he said there was wrong': What Sen. Graham is saying about TrumpSen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC, weighed in on former President Trump's indictment over the weekend, saying Trump isn't a spy and didn't commit espionage. The Morning Joe panel discusses.4492023-06-12T12:56:49.000Z2023-06-12T12:05:50.000ZMilitary base shed its confederate name; DeSantis, Pence want to bring it backThis month, Fort Bragg in North Carolina dropped the Confederate name and became Fort Liberty. The name change stemmed from a Department of Defense initiative to rename military bases that named after confederate soldiers. Yet 2024 Republican GOP candidates Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence say that as president they would return the base to its confederate name.5982023-06-12T12:04:46.000Z2023-06-12T11:12:07.000Z'No one will be above the law': Trump in his own words in 2016 on classified documentsIn 2016, Donald Trump weighed in on the protection of classified documents, saying he would enforce 'all laws' on the protection of 'classified information'.662023-06-12T11:11:15.000Z2023-06-12T11:03:38.000ZJoe: If Republicans want to keep defending Trump, they'll lose electionsFormer President Trump is scheduled to appear in federal court in Miami on Tuesday for his arraignment. The Morning Joe panel discusses how Republicans are reacting to Trump's indictment and new polling on how the country views Trump taking nuclear and military documents.6142023-06-12T11:02:32.000Z2023-06-12T10:34:01.000ZMajority say taking nuclear, military secrets a national security threatFormer President Trump taking nuclear, military documents would be a national security risk, say 80 percent of respondents in a new CBS News/YouGov poll.1712023-06-12T10:33:14.000Z2023-06-12T10:16:02.000ZGOP 2024 presidential candidates weigh Trump strategyMSNBC's political analyst Brendan Buck discusses new polling on the Trump indictment and the GOP 2024 presidential candidates weighing Trump strategy.3162023-06-12T10:15:03.000Z2023-06-12T13:52:53.000Z'Croix de Feu' attempts to take France by storm in 1934This March of Time newsreel describes the organizing of the Croix de Feu, "Crosses of Fire," and the events of February 6th, 1934 in Paris, an attempted fascist coup against the democratic government of France. Listen to episode 1 of Rachel Maddow presents: Déjà News for the full story.2982023-06-12T09:05:38.000Z2023-06-12T02:00:27.000ZTHE DEFINITIVE CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS TIMELINEMSNBC’S Ayman Mohyeldin details how we arrived at former President Donald Trump’s second indictment, beginning just a few days before his last days in office to his arraignment in Florida.3192023-06-12T01:59:32.000Z2023-06-11T23:52:08.000Z'It's going to be really ugly': Donald Trump continues slamming docs indictmentWhile Donald Trump falsely accuses the federal indictment against him as a conspiracy, former U.S. Attorney General William Barr says he was "shocked" by the degree of sensitivity of the documents seized at Mar-A-Lago. MSNBC's Alicia Menendez is joined by former U.S. Attorney, Harry Litman, to discuss Barr's reaction and what the next few months could look like ahead of Trump's trial as he continues bashing the Department of Justice and the intelligence community. 1632023-06-11T23:51:17.000Z2023-06-11T23:45:14.000Z'His strategy of course will be delay': Breaking down Donald Trump's upcoming docs trialDonald Trump is due in federal court in Miami on Tuesday, facing a 37-count indictment for mishandling classified documents. MSNBC's Alicia Menendez is joined by Joyce Vance and Andrew Weissmann, MSNBC legal analysts, to discuss the upcoming trial and the concerns surrounding Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon.2582023-06-11T23:44:31.000Z2023-06-11T23:34:07.000ZTrump's former impeachment lawyer Robert Ray on latest indictment: "This is a very serious case"Robert Ray, member of Trump's legal team during his first impeachment, reacts to the indictment charging Trump with federal crimes. Ray, who pushed for an indictment of President Bill Clinton when overseeing his investigation, also answers whether he still believes no one is above the law. "The law applies to everyone in the United States, but everyone," he says, "is not a president of the United States."6012023-06-11T23:32:42.000Z2023-06-11T22:59:13.000ZWhy Republicans feel compelled to defend TrumpProminent Republicans are doubling down on claims that the DOJ is being "weaponized" by indicting Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents. The GOP is defending Trump despite substantial evidence of the former president knowingly taking the documents from the White House and refusing to return them. Illinois congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi joined American Voices to discuss why Republicans continue to defend Trump. He says he hopes the party will soon see the gravity of the situation.1542023-06-11T22:58:32.000Z2023-06-11T22:28:19.000ZHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Reacts to Trump's IndictmentHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries join Rev. Al Sharpton and speaks on Former President Donald Trump's second indictment and the state of the Republican Party. 7442023-06-11T22:27:32.000Z2023-06-11T22:23:35.000ZSymone says: 'It’s time to step up for the LGBTQ+ community'The nation's largest LGBTQ+ rights organization has declared its first ever state of emergency. Symone Sanders Townsend shares what she has to say about it.1812023-06-11T22:21:23.000Z2023-06-11T22:21:56.000ZJ. Harrison Ghee & Alex Newell make LGBTQ+ HistoryBroadway actors J. Harrison Ghee and Alex Newell are the first nonbinary actors to be nominated for Tony Awards. They’re nominated for their roles in “Some Like it Hot” and “Shucked,” respectively. American Voices host Alicia Menendez sat down with J. and Alex to talk about their nominations, their roles in these two musicals, and what it would look like for awards shows to welcome nonbinary identities. They also discussed the importance of drag as it becomes the latest target in the right-wing culture wars.4192023-06-11T22:21:04.000Z2023-06-11T22:21:56.000ZDemocratic Rep. Terri Sewell weighs in on Trump indictment and voting rightsTwice-indicted former President Trump is set to appear in court on Tuesday to face federal criminal charges in the classified documents case. Democratic Rep. Terri Sewell joins Symone D. Sanders Townsend weigh in on this. She also discusses the surprise win in the SCOTUS case protecting voting rights in Alabama.6952023-06-11T22:20:58.000Z2023-06-11T20:43:23.000ZMiami Heat mascot injured during bit with Conor McGregorFormer UFC champion Conor McGregor knocked out the Miami Heat mascot during a bit that went wrong. The man in the costume briefly sought medical attention after taking two punches from McGregor. 482023-06-11T20:42:42.000Z2023-06-11T20:12:22.000ZJohn Brennan to Jen Psaki: "My former colleagues in the intelligence community are shuddering"Former CIA Director John Brennan joins Jen Psaki to discuss how damaging Donald Trump's handling of classified documents was to our national security. 3842023-06-11T20:11:26.000Z2023-06-11T19:20:57.000ZRep. Dan Goldman to Jen Psaki: Trump does not believe the law applies to himCongressman and former prosecutor Dan Goldman joins Jen Psaki to talk about Donald Trump's indictment and the reaction from members of Congress. 3682023-06-11T19:20:05.000Z2023-06-11T18:50:12.000ZEric Holder to Jen Psaki: Hard to see how Trump will not be convictedFormer U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder joins Jen Psaki for a one-on-one interview. They discuss all of the latest developments on Donald Trump's second indictment and what we can expect to see next. 5402023-06-11T18:49:03.000Z2023-06-11T18:03:25.000ZHistorian Ruth Ben-Ghiat calls the GOP 'an autocratic party in service of Trump'While a handful of Republicans have notably criticized Trump post-indictment, the majority of the GOP has come to his defense and echoed his talking points. “The GOP, as you know, I feel they’re an autocratic party operating in a democracy,” Ben-Ghiat tells Ali Velshi. “They have talking points just like the Kremlin does and we have seen everybody use the same language about the weaponization of government.”3042023-06-11T17:40:49.000Z2023-06-11T17:59:14.000Z'If [Trump] gets back into power, he’ll never leave,' says authoritarian expert Ruth Ben-GhiatDonald Trump has now been impeached twice, indicted twice, but remains the frontrunner for the Republican nomination. In a recent interview, he vowed to stay in the race even if he gets convicted for any of the crimes for which he’s been charged. "If [Trump] gets back into power, he'll never leave," says Ruth Ben-Ghiat. "He needs to get back into power because he's so corrupt and shut down all investigations.” And while a handful of Republicans have notably criticized Trump post-indictment, the majority of the GOP have come to his defense and echoed his talking points. “The GOP, as you know, I feel they’re an autocratic party operating in a democracy,” Ben-Ghiat tells Ali Velshi. “They have talking points just like the Kremlin does and we have seen everybody use the same language about the weaponization of government.”3262023-06-11T17:35:03.000Z2023-06-11T17:59:48.000ZRep. Raskin: Trump 'understood perfectly what the law required'The indictment makes clear that Trump “understood perfectly what the law required” says Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), a former January 6th Committee member and former Lead Impeachment Manager. Even if he hadn’t, says Raskin, that would be no excuse. “I mean, if you think it's lawful to rob the bank, if you really need the money badly, that doesn't excuse you're robbing the bank.”2952023-06-11T17:18:24.000Z2023-06-11T18:00:14.000ZRep. Raskin: Trump’s indictment is 'a test of who we are' and our 'fidelity' to the rule of lawEven though the majority of Republicans have come to Donald Trump’s support post-indictment, they haven’t really been defending his actions. “It’s an excellent authoritarian tactic to divert and displace attention from what is actually contained in the indictment,” says Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), a former January 6th Committee member and former Lead Impeachment Manager. He tells Ali Velshi that the indictment is not really a test of Trump. “It's a test of who we are, and what kind of fidelity we have to the rule of law and the justice system.” 3582023-06-11T17:14:09.000Z2023-06-11T17:03:17.000ZWhy You Should Listen to the Indictment of Donald TrumpYou've heard the highlights from Donald Trump's federal indictment; how Trump allegedly lied and schemed to keep documents he knew were classified. And how he allegedly showed them off to people he knew did not have security clearance to see them. But, to understand the full scope and gravity of the charges, one should hear them for themselves. Now you can listen to the full indictment, in podcast form, read by MSNBC’s Ali Velshi. The special episode of MSNBC’s Prosecuting Donald Trump is available now, wherever you get your podcasts.732023-06-11T17:02:31.000Z2023-06-11T15:58:45.000ZTruck fire under Philadelphia's I-95 causes interstate to collapseOfficials are investigating what caused a truck fire that led to the collapse of the I-95 interstate in Philadelphia. NBC News' George Solis reports on the latest including the search for the driver and the fire's environmental impact. 1522023-06-11T15:58:01.000Z2023-06-11T15:35:26.000ZMichael Cohen reacts to Trump’s indictment: There will be revelations to comeFormer Trump attorney Michael Cohen speaks to Rev. Al Sharpton about Trump facing federal charges over mishandling classified documents, the threat of violence at his upcoming arraignment in Florida, and why he believes there will be more revelations to come on Jared Kushner's relationship with Saudi Arabia.4242023-06-11T15:34:32.000Z2023-06-11T14:20:45.000ZJon Meacham discusses the historic nature of Trump's indictmentPulitzer Prize-winning biographer and Presidential historian Jon Meacham joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss the Special Counsel's indictment of former President Trump in the Mar-a-Lago documents case and how the 2024 election will be pivotal for the future of democracy.4232023-06-11T14:20:00.000Z2023-06-11T14:19:25.000ZMinnesota legislature ends its session with major progressive winsGov. Tim Walz joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss the progressive legislation accomplishments his state enacted including codifying abortion rights, protecting transgender rights, adopting background checks for private gun transfers and more.3402023-06-11T14:18:45.000Z2023-06-11T14:17:21.000ZRep. Adam Schiff on Donald Trump's second indictment: "This was a case that had to be brought"Rep. Adam Schiff joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss the historic second indictment of Donald Trump.3302023-06-11T14:16:31.000Z2023-06-11T14:08:15.000ZPGA facing backlash for alliance with Saudi-backed leagueA new alliance between PGA Tour and LIV Golf will end a bitter rivalry and unify the game of golf across the globe. But National Chair of the 9/11 Families United organization, Terry Strada joins Katie Phang to talk about the controversies surrounding this newly formed alliance.2722023-06-11T14:07:28.000Z2023-06-11T14:07:29.000ZCongressional Republicans side with TrumpFormer President Donald Trump claims his federal indictment is a "witchhunt" by the Justice Department. Over on Capitol Hill, his MAGA supporters are jumping on that bandwagon and calling out federal law enforcement. Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett joins us to discuss how her Republican colleagues are responding to Trump's historic indictment.4742023-06-11T14:06:42.000Z2023-06-11T04:12:36.000ZMother of Florida Woman Demands Justice For Her DaughterPamela Dias, mother of Ajike "AJ" Owens along with civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump join Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss the fatal shooting of her daughter and the pursuit of justice and accountability. 6992023-06-11T04:11:15.000Z2023-06-11T02:22:37.000ZTrump attacks DOJ amid mounting legal troublesDonald Trump was indicted in the classified documents case, but could face more indictments in the investigation over his potential role in the January 6th attack, and a separate investigation in Georgia over possible election interference in the 2020 presidential election. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by MSNBC Legal Analyst Lisa Rubin to discuss the mounting legal challenges Trump faces as the 2024 presidential race heats up.2082023-06-11T02:21:32.000Z2023-06-11T02:16:39.000ZThe GOP defends Donald Trump against indictmentRepublicans, including Trump’s presidential rivals, have been quick to jump to Donald Trump’s defense after he was federally indicted for his mishandling of classified documents. Despite the charges stacked up against the former president, he continues to be the face of the GOP. When will Trump’s legal woes become to much for the party to carry? Alicia Menendez discusses with her panel on American Voices. 2492023-06-11T02:15:38.000Z2023-06-11T02:12:08.000ZTrump denounces federal indictment on campaign trailDonald Trump is on the campaign trail publicly denouncing the 37 count indictment he’s facing over his handling of classified documents. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by MSNBC Legal Analyst Lisa Rubin, and NBC News Justice and Intelligence Correspondent Ken Dilanian, to discuss how the prosecution could view Trump’s statements today, and weigh in on Trump-appointed Judge Aileen M. Cannon handling the documents case in Florida.3022023-06-11T02:11:24.000Z2023-06-11T02:00:42.000ZA Dangerous Moment For The GOP and AmericaIn the wake of his second indictment, former President Trump has done what he does best: echo right-wing attacks and conspiracy theories to undermine the justice system and the rule of law. Even more worrying are high-ranking Republicans falling in line and defending Trump at all costs. Media Matters President Angelo Carusone and Country Over Party Founder Matt Dowd unpack these developments with American Voices host Alicia Menendez.2332023-06-11T02:00:05.000Z2023-06-11T18:02:32.000ZGeorge Conway: 'Trumpism has metastasized'Attorney and contributing columnist to the Washington Post, George Conway, weighs in on Donald Trump’s second indictment, discussing the response from Republicans and what it’s going to take for them to ultimately break away from Trumpism. 4372023-06-11T01:58:31.000Z2023-06-11T01:45:47.000ZRep. Eric Swalwell: Trump’s classified documents may have compromised national securityDonald Trump has been indicted for his mishandling of classified documents. California congressman Eric Swalwell, who served as an impeachment manager at Trump’s second trial in the senate, joined American Voices' Alicia Menendez to explain how Trump’s actions have compromised our national security.1912023-06-11T01:45:04.000Z2023-06-11T18:02:46.000ZRep. Raskin: Trump is a 'one-man crime wave'Following the historic federal indictment of Donald Trump, ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, Congressman Jamie Raskin (D-MD), spoke about the charges levied against the ex-president and called out his Republican colleagues for immediately jumping to Trump’s defense.10272023-06-11T01:41:14.000Z2023-06-10T22:12:05.000ZUnpacking the surprise win in the Allen v. Milligan SCOTUS caseKhadidah Stone is one of the plaintiffs in the Supreme Court case that delivered a surprising victory for voting rights. She joins @SymoneDSanders to talk about what the win means in the fight for fair representation in other states.4782023-06-10T22:10:47.000Z2023-06-11T00:14:02.000ZSymone says: 'the legal consequences former President Donald Trump is facing was avoidable'Symone D. Sanders Townsend says the federal indictment of former President Donald Trump could have been avoided. She also has some questions for supporters of his presidential campaign.1552023-06-10T21:56:57.000Z2023-06-10T19:54:40.000ZBiden maintains silence as Trump's federal arraignment loomsPresident Joe Biden has maintained his silence since former President Donald Trump was federally indicted in the alleged mishandling of classified documents probe. Trump called the indictment a "joke" and vowed to "evict a totally corrupt president" in 2024. NBC News' Allie Raffa reports.1792023-06-10T19:54:05.000Z2023-06-10T20:02:15.000Z'A travesty of justice': Trump delivers first public remarks since indictmentFormer President Donald Trump made his first public remarks since being federally indicted in the alleged mishandling of classified documents, saying that the indictment "will go down as among the most horrific abuses of power in the history of our country."342023-06-10T19:52:06.000Z2023-06-10T19:07:28.000ZGrowing reaction from Republicans as Trump's arraignment nearsNBC News' Julie Tsirkin shares the latest on the growing reactions from Congressional Republicans since former President Trump's federal indictment. Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., a critic of the former president, said that the indictment "should concern all of us," and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said it would "disrupt this nation."2012023-06-10T18:57:46.000Z2023-06-10T18:38:29.000ZPence gives first remarks on Trump since indictment unsealedFormer President Mike Pence spoke for the first since the federal indictment against former President Donald Trump was unsealed. NBC News' Blayne Alexander reports on Pence's remarks and his thoughts on the politicization of the Justice Department. 1402023-06-10T18:37:43.000Z2023-06-10T17:48:24.000Z'Unabomber' Ted Kaczynski, 81, found dead in prison cell Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, was found dead in his prison cell at the age of 81, according to a Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesperson. MSNBC national security analyst Clint Watts talks about how Kaczynski's conviction and sentencing for a series of nationwide bombings that killed three people was an early instance of investigating domestic terrorism in the United States. 2822023-06-10T17:47:37.000Z2023-06-10T17:41:44.000ZVelshi: How the Espionage Act Could Take Down a Former PresidentTwo months after the United States entered World War I in 1917, Congress passed a law called the Espionage Act, aiming to crack down on wartime activities deemed dangerous or disloyal to the United States. As it stands today, the Act is meant to nab spies and leakers who have shared U.S. secrets - particularly defense secrets - that put America at risk. Some constitutional scholars point out one major flaw: the Espionage Act doesn't really differentiate between government insiders who share sensitive information with foreign powers, and those who may share secret information with the press in order to inform the public about government misconduct, which has led to excessive charges aimed at whistleblowers and journalists. But Donald Trump is not a whistleblower, or a journalist, or a foreign agent. He didn't leak a military report to the press for the betterment of the nation, nor did he hand out anti-war fliers. He is the former President of the United States, accused of stowing away boxes and boxes of some of the most sensitive U.S. national security secrets.3052023-06-10T17:40:43.000Z2023-06-10T15:02:51.000ZNick Turner on criminal justice reform: 'It is possible to have safety and justice at the same time'Nick Turner, president and director of Vera Institute of Justice, joins Jen Psaki to discuss the New York Department of Corrections no longer disclosing inmate deaths in city jails. 6072023-06-10T15:01:46.000Z2023-06-10T17:13:18.000ZElie Mystal: 'By switching lawyers [Trump] creates delay in his own trial process'Elie Mystal joins Katie Phang to break down the historic indictment of former President Donald Trump and what to expect from the arraignment on Tuesday.3602023-06-10T13:32:49.000Z2023-06-10T13:32:24.000ZMichael Cohen reacts to Trump's indictment in the classified documents caseFormer Trump legal counsel Michael Cohen joins Katie Phang to discuss Special Counsel Jack Smith's indictment against the former President and shares his insight on the shuffling of Trump's legal team.5472023-06-10T13:31:32.000Z2023-06-10T13:30:48.000ZGOP 2024 rivals defend Trump after indictment2024 Republican primary candidates are reacting to former President Donald Trump's indictment. But hardly anyone is going all in on Trump. Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized the Justice Department while declaring that "no one is above the law", and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has leaned into defending Trump.3832023-06-10T13:29:45.000Z2023-06-10T13:29:28.000ZRight wing conservatives react to Trump's indictmentAfter being federally indicted, former President Donald Trump spreads his "witchhunt" narrative on his social platform and the MAGA faithful jumps on that bandwagon. Former Republican Representative Denver Riggleman joins us to talk about extremism and what's at stake in the 2024 election.3312023-06-10T13:28:22.000Z2023-06-10T13:28:23.000ZTrump indicted in classified docs caseBradley Moss, national security attorney, and MSNBC legal analyst Charles Coleman, Jr. join Katie Phang to discuss the historic second indictment of Donald Trump.2892023-06-10T13:27:18.000Z2023-06-10T05:57:54.000ZTrump first former president to face federal indictmentFormer president Trump is facing 37 charges -- including willful retention of national defense information, withholding documents, false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice. A look back at the historic day.1092023-06-10T05:57:14.000Z2023-06-10T05:12:37.000ZTrump indictment seems to show he learned nothing from NixonMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discusses the allegations of criminality against Donald Trump laid out in Special Counsel Jack Smith's meticulous 49-page indictment in the classified documents case and how those charges compare to the wrongdoing by Richard Nixon during his ill-fated presidency.3962023-06-10T05:11:35.000Z2023-06-10T04:03:32.000ZTrump classified documents indictment unsealedDespite the 37 charges, his 2024 reelection bid still has large support among his base voters.9142023-06-10T03:52:15.000Z2023-06-10T03:18:59.000ZLaurence Tribe: Trump indictment is ‘vindication for the rule of law’Professor Laurence Tribe tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that accountability might finally reach Donald Trump after he was indicted in the documents case by Jack Smith, who Tribe says put together a “devastating” case using Trump’s own words of “espionage of the most serious sort.”4622023-06-10T03:18:14.000Z2023-06-10T03:16:27.000ZLawrence: Jack Smith speaks for first time with 49-page indictmentThe day after the news broke that Donald Trump has been indicted for his possession of classified government documents, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes the 49-page indictment that was filed by Special Prosecutor Jack Smith which includes damning details of the former president’s conduct.4962023-06-10T03:15:21.000Z2023-06-10T04:04:02.000ZRight-wing lawmakers are inciting people to be 'violent' over Trump indictment Rep. Dean saysDonald Trump’s indictment on federal charges has spurred some right-wing lawmakers to incite violence in his defense. "Certainly we know exactly what's going on here. Continued incitement to make people angry, upset, fearful, and violent,” Rep. Madeleine Dean says on The ReidOut with Joy Reid.4432023-06-10T03:11:11.000Z2023-06-10T03:07:42.000ZAt heart of special counsel's probes: Trump trying to wield power he no longer hadAri Melber points out with the example of more obvious powers that a former president can no longer exercise that at the heart of both of special counsel Jack Smith's investigations of Donald Trump is Trump's effort to continue to wield power he was no longer authorized to have.1022023-06-10T03:06:03.000Z2023-06-10T04:04:32.000Z‘All of this is entirely his own doing’: Charles Coleman slams Trump not returning Mar-a-Lago docsThe special counsel’s case against Donald Trump was laid out in the historic indictment released to the public on Friday concerning Trump’s gross mishandling of classified documents. In all, the special counsel is charging Trump with 37 counts. MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC's Alex Wagner, and more join Joy Reid to discuss.6072023-06-10T02:54:13.000Z2023-06-10T02:53:54.000ZTrump judge with sketchy record could give DOJ cause for concern in Trump caseAlex Wagner and an MSNBC panel discuss the recent history of dubious rulings by Judge Aileen Cannon, who is now assigned to the Trump classified documents case and what options the DOJ could consider to ensure a fair trial. 5792023-06-10T02:53:06.000Z2023-06-10T04:04:56.000ZFriday Nightcap: Trump’s week of legal woes & business winsOur Friday Nightcap weighs in on Trump’s pending legal problems and his ties to the shocking merger of rivals PGA Tour and LIV Golf. Andrea Bernstein, Charlamagne Tha God, Andrew Ross Sorkin, and Jeh Johnson join.6562023-06-10T02:44:46.000Z2023-06-10T02:41:49.000ZBrennan: Intel community may never fully know what was compromised by TrumpJohn Brennan, former director of the CIA, talks about the type of information that was recovered from Donald Trump and described in Trump's latest indictment, and the work the intelligence community faces in trying to ascertain what agents or other means of gathering intelligence were compromised by Trump's sloppy conduct.4142023-06-10T02:40:33.000Z2023-06-10T04:05:23.000ZFriday Nightcap: This week’s MVPsFrom a Buffalo cheer coach to UFO whistleblowers, our Friday Nightcap shares their MVPs for the week. Andrea Bernstein, Charlamagne Tha God, Andrew Ross Sorkin, and Jeh Johnson join.4772023-06-10T01:25:10.000Z2023-06-10T01:02:26.000ZTwo Trump lawyers resigned following his indictment. But why?Two of Trump’s defense lawyers resigned from his defense team just hours after his indictment in the classified documents case. Andrew Weissmann, Rachel Maddow and others discuss why they may have left Trump’s side. 4652023-06-10T01:01:27.000Z2023-06-10T00:44:52.000ZHow Walt Nauta, Trump’s 'body man' turned co-conspirator, could hurt Trump's caseLawrence O’Donnell on Donald Trump’s co-conspirator in the classified documents case: “I actually think them having a co-defendant in there who is by all previous legal precedent completely vulnerable to serious criminal sentencing here is actually very helpful.”3962023-06-10T00:44:09.000Z2023-06-10T00:02:03.000ZHistoric: U.S. indicts Trump with evidence 'he did it' and knew it: Melber ReportSpecial Counsel Jack Smith indicted Donald Trump on 37 counts just seven months after his appointment - MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down the unusually fast indictment and the incriminating evidence with former civil prosecutor Maya Wiley and Former FBI General Counsel Andrew Weissman on “The Beat.”2782023-06-10T00:01:19.000Z2023-06-09T23:58:32.000ZTrump’s 'Smoking Gun' DOJ Indictment Unsealed: Nukes, Secrets & LiesMSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on the first federal indictment of a former president on the day that Special Counsel Jack Smith’s indictment was unsealed, with analysis from attorneys Andrew Weissman and Kristy Greenberg.7132023-06-09T23:57:07.000Z2023-06-09T23:26:15.000ZMaddow: 'The harm is done,' Trump shattered U.S. reputation for protecting allies' intelRachel Maddow points out that while the federal indictment of Donald Trump does not explicitly reveal what intelligence was put at risk by his reckless retention of classified documents, U.S. allies around the world can see that the intelligence they share with the U.S. has not been protected. The Trump documents scandal has informed the rest of the world, "We can't handle our stuff."1372023-06-09T23:25:40.000Z2023-06-09T22:37:47.000ZCoded comments from GOP congressmen add to concerns about violence around Trump caseRachel Maddow and her MSNBC colleagues discuss concerns about violence from Donald Trump supporters in connection with his federal indictment in Florida given his past incitement of violence and some weirdly worded tweets from extreme Trump supporters Rep. Clay Higgins and Rep. Andy Biggs.4372023-06-09T22:37:01.000Z2023-06-09T22:08:48.000ZEric Holder: Jack Smith won’t be ‘deterred by anything Donald Trump throws at him'Former U.S. attorney general Eric Holder on special counsel Jack Smith: “I have known Jack Smith for a good number of years. He’s a serious, sober-minded prosecutor who is not going to be deterred by anything that Donald Trump throws at him.”2782023-06-09T21:54:42.000Z2023-06-10T03:14:04.000ZMaddow on Trump indictment: 'He knew it was wrong when he did it'Rachel Maddow talks with Nicolle Wallace about passages in the federal indictment of Donald Trump in which Trump makes clear that he knows what he is doing sharing classified material is not allowed as he does it anyway.1272023-06-09T21:02:23.000Z2023-06-09T20:57:03.000ZPhotos show boxes of classified documents all over Trump's Mar-a-Lago estateAccording to the unsealed indictment against Donald Trump, one of the former president's aides took photos of boxes containing classified documents at Mar-a-Lago and texted them to another Trump employee. MSNBC’s Chris Jansing reports on the details of the revealed photos.992023-06-09T20:56:12.000Z2023-06-09T20:19:51.000ZSchiff: Indictment clearly show’s Trump’s ‘maligned intent’Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff says the indictment against Donald Trump holds so much evidence that he believes special counsel Jack Smith had no choice but to indict the former president.2052023-06-09T20:18:49.000Z2023-06-09T19:30:57.000Z'Read the indictment': How Jack Smith shows he wants to focus on the factsFollowing special counsel Jack Smith's statement on the federal charges against former President Donald Trump, an MSNBC panel agreed that the remarks were intentionally straight-forward and explained why it was important that Smith encouraged the public to read the indictment.2472023-06-09T19:29:14.000Z2023-06-09T19:39:32.000ZJack Smith speaks on charges in Trump classified documents indictmentSpecial counsel Jack Smith delivered a statement on the charges against former President Trump for his handling of classified documents after the indictment against him was made public. 1552023-06-09T19:13:54.000Z2023-06-09T19:39:48.000ZAri Melber: Unsealed indictment reveals ‘what looks to me like Donald Trump’s worst nightmare’MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber, MSNBC Legal Analyst Andrew Weissmann, and NBC News National Security Contributor join Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur to unpack the unsealed indictment against former President Donald Trump. “What you have is also the breakdown of what looks to me like Donald Trump's worst nightmare and that they're inside. They're inside the text. They're inside the legal team,” says Melber. “He was doing things that it's late stage and his long running battles with regulators and investigators. He thought he was getting away with it and he wasn't.”6372023-06-09T18:55:19.000Z2023-06-09T18:50:59.000ZCharles Coleman: Unsealed Trump classified docs indictment reveals ‘deep and problematic’ patternMSNBC Legal Analyst Charles Coleman joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur following the unsealing of the DOJ’s indictment of former President Donald Trump regarding his handling of classified documents. Coleman says Trump’s handling of classified documents, some of which were found spilled on the floor, is troubling. “A pattern that we saw throughout his entire administration of being entirely cavalier with our nation's most important and precious secrets. And as we go through this indictment, it shows you just how deep and problematic this was, to a criminal level, at a criminal level of criminal liability,” says Coleman. “In addition to the fact that not only was he cavalier with our secrets, he was willing to engage other people with respect to access that they should not have had with respect to the same documents in and of itself.”2652023-06-09T18:50:02.000Z2023-06-09T18:32:06.000ZPence says 'no one is above the law' referencing Trump indictmentFormer Vice President Mike Pence spoke out on former President Donald Trump’s indictment in the classified documents case, saying that, “No one is above the law,” and urges everyone to “pray for the former president and his family.”1932023-06-09T18:05:16.000Z2023-06-09T18:32:25.000ZIndictment says Trump showed classified documents to people without clearanceThe unsealed indictment against former President Donald Trump for his alleged mishandling of classified documents shows that Trump showed classified information to people without security clearance. NBC News' Ken Dilanian reports.712023-06-09T18:02:27.000Z2023-06-09T18:00:51.000ZJoyce Vance: 'Serious questions' over Trump appointed judge said to be overseeing indictment caseFormer President Donald Trump will face a judge he appointed in federal charges alleging he mishandled classified documents. Former FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence Frank Figliuzzi, NBC News Homeland Security Correspondent, and NBC News & MSNBC Legal Analyst Joyce Vance join Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing and Katy Tur to discuss. Vance says there will be concerns over Trump appointed Judge Aileen M. Cannon’s handling of the grand jury's indictment: “If she is in fact assigned to this case as the trial judge, there will be serious questions about whether she has behaved in a way in the course of the Mar-a-Lago search warrant proceedings that so undermines public confidence in her objectivity. That needs to step aside from this case.” 5912023-06-09T17:59:48.000Z2023-06-09T18:15:08.000ZThe effort to defend Trump is very haphazard, says former federal prosecutorFormer federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest New York Magazine piece 'The Chaos Inside Trump's Legal Team'.4192023-06-09T17:24:57.000Z2023-06-09T17:04:33.000ZTrump impeachment lawyer Robert Ray: Trump switching legal teams post-indictment ‘fairly common’Former President Donald will face federal criminal charges in his alleged mishandling of classified documents, his second round of criminal charges this year, shaking up the Republican 2024 presidential nomination race. Former counsel for Donald Trump during his first impeachment Robert Ray joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing and Katy Tur to discuss. Ray says Trump’s legal team shake up after a grand jury indicted him is not uncommon, “Once that happens, it is not unusual to switch legal teams to go with a trial team that's going to defend him actually in a proceeding. That is post indictment. So it is actually a natural breaking off point. I don't consider that to be unprecedented at all. It might be a little unusual, but it's a it's a fairly common occurrence that the team that gets you to the pre indictment stage if they are unsuccessful, a new group of lawyers because there's a really big charge.” 3842023-06-09T17:03:29.000Z2023-06-09T16:51:51.000ZRhodes: Mar-a-Lago likely the top 'intelligence target' for U.S. adversaries since Trump’s electionA grand jury indicted former President Donald Trump on seven criminal charges, including violating the Espionage Act, for his alleged mishandling of classified documents. Former Deputy National Security Adviser to President Obama Ben Rhodes and former CIA Director John Brennan join Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing and Katy Tur to discuss how Trump retaining classified documents at Mar-a-Lago may have impacted U.S. national security. “There's very real risks. Mar-a-Lago is not a secure facility. Not only is it not a skiff,” says Rhodes, “it's a place where all manner of people are wandering through there. It has likely been the number one intelligence target for America's adversaries since Donald Trump was elected president of the United States.”6342023-06-09T16:50:24.000Z2023-06-09T16:26:03.000ZTrump-appointed Judge Cannon to initially oversee Trump indictment caseJudge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, has been assigned to initially oversee the case involving the Department of Justice's indictment of former President Trump over his handling of classified documents. NBC's Laura Jarrett reports.862023-06-09T16:25:13.000Z2023-06-09T15:41:27.000ZTrump announces changes to legal team amid classified docs indictmentFormer President Trump has announced changes to his legal team as he faces an indictment from the investigation into his handling of classified documents. NBC News legal analyst Andrew Weissman discusses the changes.912023-06-09T15:40:43.000Z2023-06-09T17:04:48.000ZAri Melber: Jack Smith hasn’t said a word and he has the whole country listening A federal grand jury has indicted Donald Trump on seven criminal charges in connection with his mishandling of more than 100 classified documents that were discovered last year at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Ari Melber joins Morning Joe to discuss.5792023-06-09T15:18:09.000Z2023-06-09T13:05:53.000ZA look back to 2019: Predicting Trump could run for re-election to shield himselfIn 2019, Morning Joe discusses that Trump could run for re-election to shield himself from prosecution.3392023-06-09T13:05:09.000Z2023-06-09T12:31:36.000ZNeal Katyal: Indictment makes clear no person can brazenly disregard the law without consequenceA federal grand jury has indicted Donald Trump on seven criminal charges in connection with his mishandling of more than 100 classified documents that were discovered last year at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. MSNBC Legal Analyst Neal Katyal joins Morning Joe to discuss.4222023-06-09T12:30:39.000Z2023-06-09T11:58:11.000ZRep. Raskin: Trump has transformed Lincoln's party; he runs it like a religious cultRep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., joins Morning Joe to give his reaction to the federal indictment of former President Trump.3892023-06-09T11:56:51.000Z2023-06-09T11:32:30.000ZRepublican lawmakers react to Trump's indictment predictablyRepublican lawmakers are reacting to Trump's indictment with predictable responses, including Kevin McCarthy saying 'Today is indeed a dark day for the United States of America'.2282023-06-09T11:31:21.000Z2023-06-09T11:14:09.000ZDecision to indict Trump in Florida could carry significant implications: NYTFormer federal prosecutors describe the decision to describe Trump in Miami as strategic. Dave Aronberg, the Palm Beach County state attorney, discusses.3212023-06-09T11:13:07.000Z2023-06-09T14:43:32.000ZJoe: Trump will now find out you can't bully federal judges or the feds themselvesIn an interview with Sean Hannity, Former President Trump in March stated he 'would have the right' to take documents to his home. The Morning Joe panel discusses Trump's remarks and Trump's history of admitting intent publicly and why Trump now won't be able to bully federal judges.5482023-06-09T10:58:15.000Z2023-06-09T14:43:58.000ZJoe: Indictment could be something that had to be done and we have crossed a line that could be dangerousA federal grand jury has indicted Donald Trump on seven criminal charges in connection with his mishandling of more than 100 classified documents that were discovered last year at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, making the twice-impeached former commander-in-chief the first former president to face federal criminal charges.5322023-06-09T10:20:24.000Z2023-06-09T05:25:12.000ZMichael Beschloss: Trump indictment makes Nixon look like a schoolboyMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell is joined by NBC News Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss to discuss the history being made with Donald Trump's federal indictment in the Justice Department's classified documents case.3622023-06-09T05:06:07.000Z2023-06-09T04:26:51.000ZMark McKinnon: Trump’s death may come from ‘a thousand legal cuts’Basil Smikle and Mark McKinnon discuss the political implications of Donald Trump’s second indictment. 2932023-06-09T03:56:20.000Z2023-06-09T04:26:51.000ZTrump indicted in Mar-a-Lago classified documents probeThe former president is expected in a Miami federal courtroom to face the charges, including making false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice. Peter Baker, Katie Benner, Joyce Vance, Charles Coleman, Anthony Coley and Frank Figliuzzi break it down.10192023-06-09T03:39:24.000Z2023-06-09T03:18:48.000ZRep. Schiff on Trump indictment: A very important day for our democracyRep. Adam Schiff tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that Congress should “stay out of the way” and not interfere in prosecution of Donald Trump for his handling of classified documents.1362023-06-09T03:17:54.000Z2023-06-09T03:12:21.000ZGOP's 'weaponization' script wears thin in defense of TrumpAri Melber talks with Alex Wagner about the limits to the Republican defense of Donald Trump that ignores the system of laws in the United States and instead attacks the legal system and investigators. 2182023-06-09T03:11:22.000Z2023-06-09T02:56:12.000ZWhy Biden's documents case is nothing like Trump's despite the GOP's effort to equate themBrandon Van Grack, a former federal prosecutor who dealt with national security matters, talks with Alex Wagner about why, despite the best efforts of Republicans to equate the two, Joe Biden's classified documents investigation is nothing like Donald Trump's classified documents investigation which has not progressed to an indictment. 1582023-06-09T02:55:33.000Z2023-06-09T02:44:45.000ZTrump leaves trail of lawyers in difficult positions on road to indictmentAri Melber talks with Alex Wagner about the amalgam of lawyers around Donald Trump who are not only advising him but are also potentially witnesses and possibly even criminally exposed as investigators have gathered facts to pick apart Trump's excuses and explanations in the classified documents case.2272023-06-09T02:43:48.000Z2023-06-09T02:34:35.000ZWeissmann: There are people in jail who've done far less than what Trump's charged withMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell is joined by former FBI General Counsel Andrew Weissmann to discuss the federal indictment against Donald Trump in the Justice Department's classified documents case.1462023-06-09T02:33:54.000Z2023-06-09T02:26:01.000Z'Impossible not to prosecute': Litany of obstruction examples force DOJ's hand on TrumpDanya Perry, former assistant U.S. attorney, talks with Alex Wagner about the sheer volume of examples in the public record alone of Donald Trump appearing to obstruct investigators, making the matter impossible for federal prosecutors to ignore. 1342023-06-09T02:24:53.000Z2023-06-09T02:30:42.000ZTrump indicted: Rachel Maddow joins Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss chargesMSNBC’s Rachel Maddow joined Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the federal indictment against Donald Trump by Special Counsel Jack Smith in the Justice Department’s classified documents investigation. The charges include, according to The New York Times, a violation of the Espionage Act.8632023-06-09T02:21:22.000Z2023-06-09T02:16:48.000Z'The nomination with an ankle bracelet'? Indictment tests GOP devotion to TrumpFormer Senator Claire McCaskill and Dan Pfeiffer, former senior advisor to President Obama, talk with Alex Wagner about whether Republicans will stick with Donald Trump through the latest indictment like they did with the previous indictment, and how his Republican primary opponents will treat his legal circumstances.2562023-06-09T02:15:57.000Z2023-06-09T04:27:17.000ZShocking Supreme Court ruling in favor of Black Alabama voters and John Roberts' possible roleThe Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in favor of Black voters in a congressional redistricting case in Alabama, with two conservative justices, Roberts and Kavanaugh, joining the three liberals in rejecting a Republican-led effort to weaken a landmark voting rights law. What this means for other states with similar maps negatively impacting voters of color is discussed by Joy Reid and her panel.5402023-06-09T02:08:38.000Z2023-06-09T04:42:57.000ZMelber: Trump is innocent until proven guilty, but is starting out really, really behindAri Melber speaks with Alex Wagner and Lawrence O'Donnell about the case against Donald Trump. "The problem for Donald Trump, facing these federal charges that carry years in prison, is that he did it and he admitted it," Melber says. However, the former president is "legally presumed innocent and he could still find a jury sympathetic to some less legal, less factual defense." 1582023-06-09T01:23:16.000Z2023-06-09T01:16:59.000ZMurray: This isn't a witch hunt. This is Trump taking classified docs to his beach house.Melissa Murray expounds on the underlying factors that led to Donald Trump's indictment, saying that "the reason we are here today, with a former president being indicted in federal court, is because they didn't do government the right way." She also tackles one of Trump's arguments against the indictment. "This isn't a witch hunt, Murray says. "This is about taking government documents that were supposed to be the property of the American public and putting them in your beach house." 1332023-06-09T01:08:18.000Z2023-06-09T01:16:59.000ZPsaki: Trump is already fundraising off this — but don't expect Biden to get involved yetJen Psaki discusses the unavoidable political nature of the charges against Donald Trump in the classified documents case. "Trump is already fundraising off of this — or attempting to," Psaki says. "Biden is an institutionalist. He believes in the separation of the branches of government, and I suspect they will be very limited in anything they say about this at all, especially in the short term. 1622023-06-09T00:57:43.000Z2023-06-09T00:49:16.000ZWhy Donald Trump was indicted in Florida instead of Washington D.CMSNBC legal analyst Lisa Rubin discusses why Donald Trump was indicted in Florida, instead of Washington D.C. as was expected. "The department of justice policy generally holds that you charge a crime where the bulk of the conduct occurs," Rubin explains. "We don't know a lot about when this shift happened." 2652023-06-09T00:43:14.000Z2023-06-09T01:16:59.000ZTrump's been indicted. What happens now?What are the charges against Donald Trump? When will the indictment be unsealed? NBC News justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Dilanian explains what happens next after Trump's indictment in Jack Smith's classified documents probe. 1862023-06-09T00:36:14.000Z2023-06-09T04:30:35.000ZMelber: This is the first day of the rest of Trump's life. It's going to get worse from here.Ari Melber reacts after a federal grand jury indicts Donald Trump on seven criminal counts in connection with Jack Smith's classified documents probe. A federal grand jury indicted Donald Trump on seven criminal counts in connection with his mishandling of more than 100 classified documents that were discovered last year at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. 1782023-06-09T00:27:50.000Z2023-06-09T04:28:02.000ZTrump indicted in classified documents probe, now first former president to face federal chargesDonald Trump has been indicted in the classified documents probe by a federal grand jury connected with his mishandling of over 100 classified documents that were found last year at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. This makes the twice-impeached former president the first former president to face federal criminal charges. Rachel Maddow, Nicolle Wallace and more join Joy Reid on this historic breaking news.6462023-06-09T00:16:05.000Z2023-06-08T23:41:26.000Z'Target’ Trump faces intensifying pressure as signs point toward indictmentDonald Trump's lawyers have been informed he is the target of a criminal investigation in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. This comes as a Special Counsel senior prosecutor was seen today at the Miami grand jury investigating Trump. And new evidence Trump knew the proper declassification process. CNN reporting, a former White House official testified multiple Trump White House officials spoke to then-president Trump about the procedure. Former Deputy Chief of Criminal Division in the Southern District of New York Kristie Greenberg joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber, saying she expects “we will be seeing an indictment soon,” and predicts “these charges are going to be brought in Florida.” The New York Times’s Emily Bazelon also joins to discuss the latest developments.4012023-06-08T23:40:43.000Z2023-06-08T23:39:17.000ZTrump braces for indictment: See how a Trump lawyer could blow open docs case: Melber ReportAll eyes are on Donald Trump as the Special Counsel investigates his the former president’s handling of classified documents. The New York Times reports, Trump is now seeking more lawyers with trial experience, as he faces his worst legal year ever. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on how one Trump lawyer could blow open the documents case. You will also see an ex-Trump, Michael Cohen, decode Trump’s “mob-boss” approach to legal defense.7202023-06-08T23:38:31.000Z2023-06-08T23:32:24.000ZSpace Force leader condemns barriers created by anti-LGBTQ lawsAt a Pride event at the Pentagon on Wednesday, Space Force Chief Operating Officer Lt. Gen. DeAnna Burt expressed concerns over the impact anti-LGBTQ laws have on service members.1792023-06-08T23:31:44.000Z2023-06-08T23:02:16.000ZBen Collins on misinformation ahead of the 2024 election: 'Just look to the kids'NBC News Senior Reporter Ben Collins joins Jen Psaki to discuss misinformation ahead of the 2024 election. 5562023-06-08T23:01:19.000Z2023-06-08T23:01:27.000ZHeading into 2023, what lessons have we learned about misinformation?Brian Fallon, former national press secretary for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and executive director at Demand Justice, joins Jen Psaki to discuss misinformation and the 2024 race. 4892023-06-08T23:00:21.000Z2023-06-08T23:04:13.000ZRobert F. Kennedy Jr. and the threat of misinformationWashington Post national political reporter Michael Scherer joins Jen Psaki for a conversation on his latest reporting on Robert F Kennedy Jr. 4952023-06-08T23:00:20.000Z2023-06-09T03:57:49.000ZMehdi: Christie and Pence were for Trump, before they were against himChris Christie and Mike Pence joined the Republican presidential primary this week. Both directly attacked Trump and called him unfit for office. But how can two men who helped Trump get elected in 2016, and defended him for years to follow, suddenly call themselves anti-Trump candidates? Mehdi discusses with veteran GOP strategists Tara Setmayer and Susan Del Percio.12832023-06-08T22:00:31.000Z2023-06-09T03:57:49.000ZAntiracism author Ibram X. Kendi hits back at Republicans Nikki Haley and Tim ScottRepublican presidential hopefuls keep suggesting white kids are being brainwashed into feeling guilty when learning about our country’s history with race. But the real indoctrination is coming from the right wing, says scholar Ibram X. Kendi, author of the new graphic novel "Stamped from the Beginning: A Graphic History of Racist Ideas in America.”7452023-06-08T22:00:24.000Z2023-06-09T03:57:49.000ZMehdi: Twitter’s own lawyers have undermined the Twitter FilesElon Musk and others have long claimed the Twitter Files reveal govt. censorship of ordinary Americans on the social media platform. Mehdi says the claims are nonsense. But don’t take his word for it - listen to Twitter’s own lawyers.1072023-06-08T22:00:21.000Z2023-06-08T20:31:30.000Z10 tips every woman graduate needs for financial successFrom managing student debt to setting a post-grad budget, personal finance expert and CEO of HerMoney, Jean Chatzky, shares what women can do who are just starting out.1172023-06-08T20:26:09.000Z2023-06-08T19:55:25.000ZGovernor Wes Moore shares his weekend routine with Jen PsakiJen Psaki asks Governor Wes Moore (D-MD) about his weekend routine.1342023-06-08T19:51:50.000Z2023-06-08T19:18:58.000ZIbram X. Kendi: When we assess structural racism, we are talking about groups not individualsProfessor and author Ibram X. Kendi joins Morning Joe to discuss recent remarks from 2024 Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott about systemic racism along with the new graphic novel edition 'Stamped from the Beginning: A Graphic History of Racist Ideas in America'.3862023-06-08T19:18:14.000Z2023-06-08T18:55:41.000ZBiden: Anti-LGBTQ laws are an 'appeal to fear'President Biden answered a question about proposed anti-LGBTQ laws across the country, calling them "hateful" and an "appeal to fear" during a press conference with the British prime minister.1852023-06-08T18:54:42.000Z2023-06-08T18:06:53.000ZWomen are still pessimistic about the U.S. economy, polling showsDespite a strong May jobs report, women are still pessimistic about the economy, according to new All In Together/Echelon Insights polling. Lauren Leader joins Morning Joe to discuss.2412023-06-08T18:05:56.000Z2023-06-08T17:52:29.000ZJeh Johnson: Conveying gravity of Trump docs to jurors poses ‘real issue' given classified statusFormer President Trump is closer than ever before to a historic federal indictment, after Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team told Trump’s lawyers their client is a target in the classified documents investigation. NBC News Justice and Intelligence Correspondent Ken Dilanian, former Assistant U.S. Attorney and former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, Washington Post National Security Reporter Devlin Barrett, and former U.S. Attorney Paul Charlton join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. Johnson raises the issue of how Smith’s team will be able to convey to jurors the seriousness of the classified documents given their classified status. “Do we pick a jury that can pass a security clearance? That's going to be an interesting challenge. Or do you redact the documents and somehow give them some amorphous description?” says Johnson. “I haven't seen too many cases where the issue at hand before the jury involves classified documents so that's going to be a real issue here.”5262023-06-08T17:51:42.000Z2023-06-08T17:50:09.000ZBiden classified documents probe shows few signs of wrapping up soonThe federal investigation into President Biden's handling of classified documents has shown few signs of wrapping up soon, even as similar investigations into former Vice President Pence and former President Trump are nearing completion. NBC's Monica Alba reports.1532023-06-08T17:49:26.000Z2023-06-08T17:42:02.000ZJohn Kirby casts doubt on reported China-Cuba spying agreementChina and Cuba have reportedly reached a secret agreement in principle for China to establish an electronic facility on the island which would allow Chinese intelligence services to scoop up electronic surveillance communications throughout the southeastern U.S. region. National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby tells Andrea Mitchell, “I’ve seen that press report. It’s not accurate.”4302023-06-08T17:41:04.000Z2023-06-08T17:41:20.000Z'You don't know anything about him': Evangelical voters on Mike PenceThe Bulwark's Sarah Longwell discusses findings from a new focus group on how evangelical Christian voters see Mike Pence.3622023-06-08T17:40:26.000Z2023-06-08T16:26:01.000ZTransportation Secretary on travel disruptions from wildfiresSecretary Pete Buttigieg joins Ana Cabrera to discuss what millions of Americans are facing: hazardous air quality alerts, grounded flights and travel delays because of smoke from Canadian wildfires.4082023-06-08T16:25:02.000Z2023-06-08T15:25:50.000ZMost women believe menopause has negatively impacted work life: studyMost perimenopausal and postmenopausal women believe that menopause has negatively impacted their work life, according to a new study. Huma Abedin and Maggie McGrath discuss.5232023-06-08T15:24:57.000Z2023-06-08T14:37:38.000ZSupreme Court strikes down Alabama congressional map in voting rights caseThe Supreme Court ruled that Alabama must redraw its congressional map after a lower court ruled it violated the Voting Rights Act. NBC's Laura Jarrett and Julia Ainsley report.1722023-06-08T14:36:39.000Z2023-06-08T14:33:52.000ZJen Psaki's wide-ranging interview with former FBI Director James ComeyFormer FBI Director James Comey joins Jen Psaki for a wide-ranging interview to discuss his new book "Central Park West", the Department of Justice investigations into former President Trump, who he will support in 2024, and much more. 26662023-06-08T14:31:50.000Z2023-06-08T14:10:26.000ZChris Christie says campaign will focus on Trump's presidential record2024 Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie says former President Trump disappointed the country and the GOP and that Christie's campaign will focus on Trump's record in office.3172023-06-08T14:09:23.000Z2023-06-08T13:17:10.000ZHouse members seek sanctions on people involved in Iranian oil salesIran's oil sales are a massive source of funding for their weapons programs and terrorism, according to House members Mike Lawler, R-NY, and Jared Moskowitz, D-Fl. Both have introduced new legislation in Congress designed to impose sanctions on those knowingly involved in helping Iran export oil.4582023-06-08T13:16:05.000Z2023-06-08T12:38:08.000ZAndrew Weissmann: No question Trump will be charged, now a matter of 'when'Donald Trump's lawyers were told in a meeting with special counsel Jack Smith that the former president is a target of the investigation, according to two sources briefed on the meeting. Claire McCaskill and Andrew Weissman discuss what it means to be the target of an investigation and what a target letter indicates.2232023-06-08T12:35:54.000Z2023-06-08T14:36:53.000ZDave Aronberg: An indictment could be coming 'any day now'A federal grand jury in Florida is meeting in special counsel Jack Smith's investigation of former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents, according to sources familiar with the investigation. Trump's lawyers were told in a meeting with Smith that the former president is a target of the investigation. The Morning Joe panel discusses what it means and why an indictment could come 'any day now'.4512023-06-08T12:25:22.000Z2023-06-08T12:09:23.000ZPence weighs in on support for eventual GOP nominee: What it meansDuring a CNN town hall, Mike Pence discussed supporting Donald Trump if he's the nominee. The RNC announced new qualifying standards last week, including supporting the eventual Republican nominee and pledge that they will not participate in any outside debates. The Morning Joe panel discusses Pence's response.4222023-06-08T12:08:23.000Z2023-06-08T11:37:22.000ZIs Pence's speaking truth to power something to celebrate or criticize?When launching his campaign on Wednesday, former VP Mike Pence said Donald Trump shouldn't be president again after putting himself over the Constitution. But are Pence's remarks something to be celebrated or is it too little too late? The Morning Joe panel discusses.6072023-06-08T11:36:13.000Z2023-06-08T10:39:06.000ZWhat to look for if Trump is indicted by the DOJLegal analyst Andrew Weissmann discusses what to look for if Trump is indicted by the DOJ, including whether the charges include not just illegal “retention” of national defense information, but also a separate allegation of “dissemination.1012023-06-08T10:38:14.000Z2023-06-08T10:20:32.000ZPence contradicts himself on supporting the GOP nomineeFormer VP Mike Pence launched his bid for the White House on Wednesday, and he told a crowd at his campaign launch that Trump should never be president again. But in an interview minutes later, Pence appeared to waver.2392023-06-08T10:19:49.000Z2023-06-08T04:56:36.000ZRepublican primary field struggles with personality shortageHosts of Pod Save America, Jon Favreau, Tommy Vietor, and Jon Lovett, talk with Alex Wagner about the struggles of non-Trump Republicans running against Trump for the party nomination, including how the personalities of Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence are not well suited to making a connection with voters. 4922023-06-08T04:43:35.000Z2023-06-08T04:29:09.000ZMost Supreme Court justices release financial disclosures; Thomas, Alito ask for more timeAlex Wagner reports on the contents of the financial disclosures filed by U.S. Supreme Court Justices for 2022, the subject of increased attention in the wake of revelations of a billionaire patron providing luxurious gifts to Clarence Thomas. Thomas and Samuel Alito requested and received extensions on the deadline to file their disclosures. 672023-06-08T04:28:03.000Z2023-06-08T04:16:51.000ZDr. Joseph Lee: You don’t get second chances with fentanylThe president and CEO of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, Dr. Joseph Lee, breaks down how to talk to your kids about the risks of fentanyl.3942023-06-08T04:16:01.000Z2023-06-08T04:12:13.000ZBannon's own words make clear why he was subpoenaed in the special counsel's Jan. 6 probeAlex Wagner looks at some of the behavior and comments from Donald Trump advisor Steve Bannon that explain exclusive reporting from NBC News that Bannon received a subpoena in special counsel Jack Smith's investigation of January 6th and the effort to overturn Trump's election loss. 1112023-06-08T04:11:37.000Z2023-06-08T04:00:28.000ZRepublicans pick a bad time to go to war against breathable airAlex Wagner points out the bad timing of Republicans making a political straw man stunt of defending gas stoves, shown to increase toxins in the air, while tens of millions of Americans are developing very serious, first-hand opinions on the value of clean, breathable air in the form of choking smoke from Canadian forest fires exacerbated by man-made climate change (to which gas stoves are a contributor). 2352023-06-08T03:59:30.000Z2023-06-08T04:00:46.000ZTrump's lawyers learned that he is a target of the classified documents investigationAlex Wagner shares new reporting that Donald Trump's lawyers have been informed that Trump is a target of the criminal investigation into the alleged mishandling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, settling one of the most basic questions about whether the probe might implicate the former president of merely examine his aides and assistants. 2992023-06-08T03:51:44.000Z2023-06-08T03:38:04.000ZEx-Trump lawyer tells Lawrence he’s heard the tape of Trump discussing classified docMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell is joined by Timothy Parlatore, a former attorney for Donald Trump who was part of a team handing the Justice Department’s classified documents investigation, and the pair discuss reports that federal prosecutors have a tape of Donald Trump in a post-presidency meeting discussing a classified document.3982023-06-08T03:37:15.000Z2023-06-08T03:36:57.000ZLawrence asks ex-Trump lawyer why a classified doc was in Trump's deskMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell is joined by Timothy Parlatore, a former attorney for Donald Trump who was part of a team handing the Justice Department’s classified documents investigation. During the interview, O’Donnell asked Parlatore why the FBI found a classified document in Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago desk.7192023-06-08T03:36:04.000Z2023-06-08T03:41:42.000ZSmoke from Canadian wildfires blankets East CoastFor the second day in a row, New York City recorded the worst air quality of any major city in the world. Dr. Vin Gupta explains how to best protect your lungs.4012023-06-08T03:33:08.000Z2023-06-08T04:21:56.000ZFmr. Trump aide testifies before classified documents grand juryMeanwhile, Steve Bannon has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., in connection with special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Jan. 6, according to two sources familiar with the matter.1542023-06-08T03:21:24.000Z2023-06-08T02:55:39.000ZJoy Reid on climate crisis, oil dependency: 'You'd think it would be a priority to keep breathing'The Canadian forest fire smoke impacting tens of millions, the climate crisis, and the power of petrostate Saudi Arabia are analyzed by Joy Reid. “You'd think it would be a priority to keep breathing,” she observes of America’s reluctance to reduce oil dependency.1172023-06-08T02:54:58.000Z2023-06-08T02:56:00.000ZPence ‘won’t take the boxing gloves off’ on Trump his former VP advisor says of presidential bidFormer vice president Mike Pence entered the race for the Republican nomination for president on Wednesday. Olivia Troye, former homeland security and counterterrorism advisor to Vice President Pence, and Kurt Bardella, Democratic strategist and contributor to the Los Angeles Times, join Joy Reid on Pence's announcement and other contenders.5142023-06-08T02:09:42.000Z2023-06-08T03:00:55.000ZAJ Owens’ family wants suspect's charges upgraded from manslaughter to 2nd degree murderIn the shooting death of AJ Owens, the suspect, who police say fired through the front door, killing the Florida mother of four, has now been arrested. AJ Owens' best friend--who also shares how people can help the family by going to justiceforajowens.org--and their family attorney join The ReidOut on the suspect's charges, which the family wants upgraded from manslaughter to 2nd degree murder.4542023-06-08T01:44:49.000Z2023-06-08T00:51:17.000ZPence hits Trump during campaign launch: He ‘should never’ be president againMike Pence: “I believe that anyone who puts themselves over the constitution should never be President of the United States. And anyone who asked someone else to put them over the constitution should never be President of the United States, again.”3922023-06-08T00:50:22.000Z2023-06-08T00:27:52.000ZConway: Trump reportedly receiving target letter suggests ‘imminent’ indictment“They’re basically telling him they’re likely to indictment him,” says George Conway on prosecutors reportedly sending Trump a target letter in the classified documents case. “If you are a believer in the rule of law, and have a hankering for the rule of law, Santa is going to come early this year—and it’s not going to be Christmas, it’s going to be sooner rather than later.”3962023-06-08T00:26:54.000Z2023-06-07T23:53:01.000ZFrom burning evidence to smoking gun: See Trump nightmare witness: Melber ReportTop White House aide Mark Meadows testified in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s two Trump probes. It comes as The Guardian reports Trump’s lawyers have been informed he is the target of a criminal investigation in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down why Meadows is so key in the investigation and the damning evidence.6922023-06-07T23:52:02.000Z2023-06-07T23:47:34.000ZJack Smith’s coup probe hits MAGA convict Steve BannonNBC News reports Former Trump White House official Steve Bannon was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., in connection with special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Jan. 6. . Former civil prosecutor with the Southern District of New York Maya Wiley and former federal prosecutor John Flannery join MSNBC’s Ari Melber on “The Beat.” 3012023-06-07T23:46:54.000Z2023-06-07T23:44:29.000ZTrump targeted for DOJ indictment for first time, ReportThe Guardian reports Trump's lawyers have been informed he is the target of a criminal investigation in the Mar-a-Lago docs case. The Guardian’s Hugo Lowell, the reporter who broke the story and spoke to several senior Trump campaign officials, joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber on “The Beat,” saying that several Trump lawyers and senior advisers are trying to “manage the fallout” over Trump’s escalating legal pressure.3102023-06-07T23:43:29.000Z2023-06-07T21:38:37.000ZTim Heaphy: Meadows is a ‘vital player’ in Trump investigationsFormer lead investigator for the House Jan. 6 Select Committee Tim Heaphy weighs in on the significance of Mark Meadows’ testimony in Jack Smith’s investigations into Trump 5772023-06-07T21:37:33.000Z2023-06-07T21:17:01.000ZHow to better protect yourself from the health effects of wildfire smokeNew York City officials announced advisories for all five boroughs over “alarming” air quality concerns in the wake of the Canadian wildfires. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Kavita Patel explains how residents can protect against health effects from the wildfires.2112023-06-07T21:15:52.000Z2023-06-07T19:47:58.000ZNYC ranks worst in the world for air qualityMillions face dangerous air quality conditions in the U.S. from Canada’s wildfire smoke. NBC News’ Bill Karins reports on where the smoke is headed next and what officials are saying.2462023-06-07T19:47:22.000Z2023-06-07T19:42:51.000ZWildfire smoke grounds flights out of NYCSmoke from the Canadian wildfires has delayed flights in LaGuardia, Newark and Philadelphia airports. NBC News’ Tom Costello reports on how the smoke is impacting NYC and flights in the surrounding area.2142023-06-07T19:42:14.000Z2023-06-07T19:20:20.000ZWriter who left day job and traveled the country details experience in 'America the Beautiful?'Author and comedian Blythe Roberson joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book 'America the Beautiful?: One Woman in a Borrowed Prius on the Road Most Traveled'.2792023-06-07T19:19:29.000Z2023-06-07T18:52:28.000ZArmy Secretary: 'Woke military' criticisms are undermining our recruitingSecretary of the Army, Christine Wormouth joins Morning Joe to discuss how criticisms of a 'woke military' are impacting recruiting.2922023-06-07T18:51:11.000Z2023-06-07T18:34:29.000ZEveryone in the golf world caught off guard by merger, says writerThe PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf announced a merger Tuesday in a stunning end to their bitter rivalry on the fairways. GolfChannel.com's Rex Hoggard and Andrew Ross Sorkin join Morning Joe to discuss.4562023-06-07T18:33:48.000Z2023-06-07T18:21:47.000ZBen Rhodes: PGA played on emotions of 9/11 victims' families until Saudis wrote 'the biggest check'A deal between former rivals, the PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf, is being met with outrage by some of the families of 9/11 victims. Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Adviser to President Obama, joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “The PGA used 9/11 in their capacity to take on LIV. The emotions of those families, they played on those emotions to draw a contrast. But once the check was big enough, they signed on the dotted line,” says Rhodes. “That sends a message that all this was about, really, was money. It wasn't about a principled stand. It wasn't about anything, other than the fact that the Saudis can write the biggest check.”3902023-06-07T18:21:06.000Z2023-06-07T18:15:47.000ZPence on Jan. 6: 'I had no right to overturn the election'Former Vice President Mike Pence discussed his decision not to oppose the certification of the 2020 election on January 6 during his 2024 presidential campaign launch event in Iowa.1492023-06-07T18:15:05.000Z2023-06-07T18:10:53.000ZSen. Markey and Rep. Moskowitz detail the dangers of 3D printed gunsSenator Edward Markey (D-MA) and Representative Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) join Andrea Mitchell to detail their bill that would make it illegal to post, share, or download “do it yourself” blueprints and instructions for 3D printers to make a gun or firearm accessory. “The danger of these 3D guns is that one, they're untraceable, because there's no serial number on them. And with $200 a 3D printer can be purchased that actually makes the gun. They're undetectable. They can make it right through metal detectors, which makes them even more dangerous. And third, it makes them very accessible. Accessible to people who otherwise could not pass a background check.” says Markey. “Ghost guns is a new frontier. And as technology continues to change, We don't even know where this can go,” Moskowitz adds.3252023-06-07T18:09:42.000Z2023-06-07T17:59:08.000ZMichael Waldman: Supreme Court ‘gutted' Voting Rights Act, now considering ‘shard’ of what’s leftMichael Waldman, author of “The Supermajority: How the Supreme Court Divided America,” joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss growing ethics concerns about the Court and the coming decisions that will impact voting rights, affirmative action in college admissions, and LGBTQ rights. “The Supreme Court has gutted the Voting Rights Act. They're considering the shard of the law that's left,” says Waldman. “This is the great civil rights law that had such a big impact in the country. There's every reason to fear that they're going to finish the job of weakening it significantly, and then do the affirmative action case where they end these of race and college admissions.” 2492023-06-07T17:58:24.000Z2023-06-07T18:12:47.000ZPence calls for 'new leadership' while announcing 2024 presidential runFormer Vice President Mike Pence announced he would be running for president in 2024 during an event in Iowa. He called for "new leadership" in the White House and the Republican party and claimed American values were "under assault."1302023-06-07T17:50:10.000Z2023-06-07T18:26:45.000ZTop Trump aide seen at Florida courthouse amid classified documents investigation.NBC News' Lisa Rubin and Ryan Reilly join Ana Cabrera to discuss what to expect from Trump’s classified documents investigation as a top Trump aide was seen entering a Miami courthouse.3822023-06-07T16:41:12.000Z2023-06-07T16:17:06.000ZThe impact of big tech rolling back misinformation measuresNBC News' Ben Collins and author and professor Dan Ariely join Morning Joe to discuss the impact of big tech rolling back misinformation measures.7272023-06-07T16:15:38.000Z2023-06-07T15:53:08.000ZTop Trump aide seen at Florida courthouse amid classified documents investigationAs a federal grand jury meets in Florida on the investigation into former President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents, a top Trump aide, Taylor Budowich, was seen entering the courthouse. NBC News' Lisa Rubin reports on what to expect next from the investigation.1002023-06-07T15:52:17.000Z2023-06-07T18:32:51.000ZFlorida woman charged with manslaughter in fatal shooting of mom of fourSusan Lorincz was arrested and charged with multiple counts in the fatal shooting of her Florida neighbor Ajike “AJ” Owens, a mother of four. NBC News’ Lindsey Reiser details the charges and whether the local sheriff thinks Florida’s stand-your-ground laws can provide Lorincz with a legal defense.1722023-06-07T15:44:34.000Z2023-06-07T15:38:13.000ZSecret Service agents have testified before grand jury in Trump docs probeAbout two dozen Secret Service agents have been subpoenaed by or have appeared before the federal grand jury investigating former President Trump's handling of classified documents. NBC's Garrett Haake reports.622023-06-07T15:37:35.000Z2023-06-07T15:35:12.000ZMother of Florida shooting victim 'elated' by suspect's arrestThe mother of Ajike "AJ" Owens says she's "elated" that the neighbor accused of shooting her to death has finally been arrested. Pamela Dias and civil rights attorney Ben Crump join MSNBC.4362023-06-07T15:17:50.000Z2023-06-07T14:36:27.000ZTop Trump aide seen at Florida courthouse amid classified documents investigationAs a federal grand jury meets in Florida on the investigation into former President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents, a top Trump aide, Taylor Budowich, was seen entering the courthouse. NBC News' Lisa Rubin reports on what to expect next from the investigation.1842023-06-07T14:34:22.000Z2023-06-07T13:52:35.000ZSteve Rattner breaks down what's driving America's sour moodThe economy continues to grow, unemployment at near historic lows and stock market is showing strength. So what are Americans still grumpy? Steve Rattner joins Morning Joe with charts to discuss.6042023-06-07T13:51:43.000Z2023-06-07T12:55:16.000ZJoe: Gov. Newsom is calling out 'abhorrent' moves by DeSantisCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom plans to launch an investigation into flights of migrants flown to Sacramento — which were orchestrated by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis — saying he believes it's clear a crime was committed. Newsom spoke with TODAY's Jacob Soboroff in an exclusive interview airing Thursday morning.6522023-06-07T12:54:08.000Z2023-06-07T12:21:54.000ZRichard Haass: PGA/LIV Golf merger a question of 'when' and not 'if'The PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf announced a merger Tuesday in a stunning end to their bitter rivalry on the fairways. Mike Lupica and Richard Haass discuss.4542023-06-07T12:20:40.000Z2023-06-07T11:55:13.000ZTrump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, testifies before grand juryMark Meadows, former Trump Chief of Staff, reportedly has testified before a federal grand jury hearing evidence in the investigations being led by the special counsel’s office. The Morning Joe panel discusses.3762023-06-07T11:54:12.000Z2023-06-07T10:59:37.000ZChristie enters race, blasts Trump as 'lonely, self-consumed...mirror hog'Former NJ Gov. Chris Christie entered the 2024 presidential race on Tuesday, and while speaking in New Hampshire he took aim at former President Trump, calling him 'lonely, self-consumed' and a 'mirror hog.' The Morning Joe panel breaks down Christie's remarks.4742023-06-07T10:58:45.000Z2023-06-07T10:23:27.000ZMike Pence says 'Different times call for different leadership' in video ahead of launching presidential runFormer Vice President Mike Pence is expected to launch his presidential run Wednesday in Iowa, and he has released a new video ahead of his launch.2842023-06-07T10:22:49.000Z2023-06-07T04:17:51.000ZDespite polling near zero, Christie wants another shot at TrumpMark Leibovich, staff writer at The Atlantic, and Steve Kornacki, MSNBC national correspondent, talk with Alex Wagner about the obstacles Chris Christie faces as a candidate for 2024 Republican nomination for president, and what his chances are for a face-to-face confrontation with Donald Trump on a debate stage. 2822023-06-07T04:17:02.000Z2023-06-07T04:03:40.000ZCorporate America navigates Pride backlashMany iconic American brands, including Target and Bud Light, have found themselves at the center of LGBTQ culture wars. Michael Duda, Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Bob Feldman and Dr. Marcus Collins discuss the marketing challenges.4882023-06-07T04:02:38.000Z2023-06-07T04:00:04.000ZReports of Mark Meadows testifying to federal grand jury an ominous sign for TrumpRep. Jamie Raskin talks with Alex Wagner about the proximity of former Donald Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows to Trump at key moments that are currently under investigation by DOJ special counsel Jack Smith and what his testimony to a federal grand jury might mean for the investigation of Trump both in relation to the attempt to overturn the 2020 election and in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. 3472023-06-07T03:59:10.000Z2023-06-07T03:50:30.000ZPGA Tour merges with Saudi-backed rival LIV GolfThe deal is a major victory for Saudi Arabia, but the PGA is facing criticism for their hypocrisy in going from standing against the Saudis for human rights violations, to joining forces with them.4422023-06-07T03:49:23.000Z2023-06-07T03:18:00.000ZNew grand jury intrigues Trump legal watchers but evidence remains Trump's biggest problemNeal Katyal, former acting solicitor general of the United States, talks with Alex Wagner about why DOJ special counsel Jack Smith would be using a second grand jury in Florida in addition to one in Washington, D.C. in his investigation of Donald Trump, a makes the point that the overwhelming evidence of Donald Trump's guilt in the Mar-a-Lago documents case is what ultimately matters the most. 5602023-06-07T03:17:02.000Z2023-06-07T03:13:48.000ZSen. Warnock on guns: ‘We can do better than this’Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the day his children were in a school lockdown during a mass shooting nearby and how this “epidemic” of gun violence in America needs to end through legislation.4832023-06-07T03:12:55.000Z2023-06-07T03:20:16.000ZLawrence: Mark Meadows could be second White House Chief of Staff convicted of crimesMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell analyzes the news that Mark Meadows, former President Donald Trump's final White House Chief of Staff, has testified to the grand jury hearing evidence in Special Prosecutor Jack Smith's investigations.5732023-06-07T03:02:44.000Z2023-06-07T03:48:51.000ZAJ Owens’ neighbor on accused shooter: We made numerous police reports on her but nothing was doneThe killing of AJ Owens, a Florida mother of four who was shot to death as she defended her children last Friday night, continues to spark calls for justice. Owens’ neighbor, Phyllis Wills, who witnessed part of the aftermath of this tragic event joins Joy Reid to share her account.5342023-06-07T02:32:55.000Z2023-06-07T03:48:26.000ZGeorge Conway on Meadows' 'incentive to cooperate' in Trump investigations by reportedly testifyingMark Meadows, former Trump chief of staff, has testified before the federal grand jury hearing evidence in special counsel Jack Smith's investigations, The New York Times reports. Conservative lawyer and Washington Post columnist George Conway joins Joy Reid with his expert analysis.6362023-06-07T02:20:36.000Z2023-06-07T01:02:39.000ZGoldman: Ted Cruz will spout ‘BS all over Fox News’ to undermine DOJ, defend TrumpRep. Dan Goldman on Sen. Ted Cruz targeting AG Garland as the Trump documents probe wraps up: “In the court of public opinion, they can claim that Donald Trump is the victim of this ‘mass conspiracy’—where you have one of the most dignified judges who’s now our attorney general who has never taken a view on Donald Trump—and they’ll spout this BS all over Fox News.”4522023-06-07T01:01:55.000Z2023-06-07T00:47:24.000ZTrump's former attorney on the likelihood of Trump indictmentTimothy Parlatore recently left Trump’s legal team handling the investigation into the classified documents. He joins Chris Hayes to discuss the timeline of Trump’s retention of the documents, the likelihood of charges, and more. 4972023-06-07T00:46:12.000Z2023-06-06T23:28:12.000ZTrump walls closing in as DOJ’s Jack Smith doubles down with new grand jury: Melber ReportNBC News catching rare footage of Special Counsel Jack Smith. While Smith did not respond to any questions, new reporting from NBC News shows he’s convening a second grand jury in Florida in Trump’s classified documents probe. And now, at least 20 of Trump’s secret service members have gone under oath for that grand jury investigation. MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on how Smith echoes Bob Mueller's approach.3432023-06-06T23:27:33.000Z2023-06-06T23:25:40.000Z‘Central witness’: Mark Meadows goes under oath for special counsel Jack Smith: Melber ReportThe New York Times reports Mark Meadows testified before a grand jury in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Trump investigations. Although, it is not clear which investigation Meadows testified about. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber delivers instant analysis to this breaking news story and is joined by former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti, who says Meadows is a “central witness” to the investigation, adding Meadows is “at the center of everything.”4742023-06-06T23:24:27.000Z2023-06-06T23:22:28.000ZMAGA insider says Trump’s ‘fighting not to go to jail’ as Mark Meadows spills under oathThe New York Times reports Mark Meadows testified before a grand jury in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Trump investigations. Former Trump adviser Sam Nunberg, who testified in the Mueller probe, tells MSNBC’s Ari Melber on “The Beat” that “this investigation and perhaps this election is Donald fighting not to go to jail.”3042023-06-06T23:21:40.000Z2023-06-06T21:37:59.000ZJohn Brennan: There are many types of violations Jack Smith is pursuingFormer CIA Director John Brennan reacts to the latest reporting on the investigation into Donald Trump’s mishandling of classified documents 4532023-06-06T21:36:44.000Z2023-06-06T20:39:06.000ZThousands evacuate Kherson after major dam destroyedThousands have been evacuated from Kherson after Kakhovka dam was destroyed. Sky News’ Alex Crawford reports on the rescue efforts. 1712023-06-06T20:38:12.000Z2023-06-06T20:23:15.000ZHow destruction of Ukraine dam will affect the warA Western official said that the attack of Nova Kakhovka dam could potentially cut the ability to cross the Dnieper River. NBC News’ Courtney Kube reports on the implications this has on war.1162023-06-06T20:22:36.000Z2023-06-06T19:51:40.000ZConservatives take down rules vote on gas stove bills amid debt deal feudA group of 11 House conservatives broke with the Republican party to block a pair of bills to protect gas stoves amid an ongoing feud over the debt ceiling deal Speaker McCarthy reached with the Biden administration. NBC's Ali Vitali reports.1022023-06-06T19:50:41.000Z2023-06-06T19:09:30.000Z'Kimberly Akimbo' star says show has taught her the preciousness of lifeTony Award-nominated actress Victoria Clark joins Morning Joe to discuss her performance in 'Kimberly Akimbo,' the Broadway play about a 16-year-old with a rare aging disease. 'Kimberly Akimbo' is nominated for eight Tony Awards.4982023-06-06T19:08:37.000Z2023-06-06T18:43:09.000ZMcCarthy will not support supplemental for Ukraine aidHouse Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., said he would not support a defense supplemental for additional aid to Ukraine, but fellow Republican lawmakers suggest they will watch the country's needs as they launch a counteroffensive against Russia. NBC's Sahil Kapur reports.1512023-06-06T18:42:17.000Z2023-06-06T18:41:06.000Z'Supermajority' looks at how SCOTUS divided AmericaMichael Waldman of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'Supermajority: How the Supreme Court Divided America'.3382023-06-06T18:40:10.000Z2023-06-06T18:06:33.000ZDiego Luna: 'Andor' is an intimate show about people trying to survive oppressionActor Diego Luna joins Morning Joe to discuss the first season of 'Andor,' which is streaming now on Disney+.4032023-06-06T18:05:47.000Z2023-06-06T18:03:29.000ZMolly Hunter explains ‘horrifying’ consequences of damage done to major dam in UkraineThe collapse of a major dam in southern Ukraine could have catastrophic consequences in the region and beyond. NBC News Foreign Correspondent Molly Hunter joins Andrea Mitchell from Kyiv to break down the latest. Hunter shares that the head of the state nuclear energy company told her that “today showed, for the Ukrainians, that Russia would target this major infrastructure. And he says nothing really feels off the table after they have done this.”2242023-06-06T18:02:19.000Z2023-06-06T17:47:53.000ZGov. Wes Moore responds to Tim Scott comments on systematic racism: ‘His thesis is not true’Efforts to ban books at American libraries and schools have skyrocketed. Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D), who joined nine Democratic governors in a letter calling on book publishers not to censor books, joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “Our history is our strength. You've got to be able to understand where we’re coming from to get an understanding of where we are going.” Commenting on Senator Tim Scott’s comments on The View about why he thinks America is not systematically racist, Moore said, “While I understand his point, his thesis is not true.” He added, “If we're not willing to acknowledge our past, we're not gonna be able to have a productive conversation about the future. There are measures of intentionality that have created the type of social systems that we exist in to this day.” 5142023-06-06T17:46:57.000Z2023-06-06T17:46:39.000ZFlorida grand jury to hear new testimony in classified documents caseA grand jury in Florida is set to hear new testimony in the classified documents case, just after Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers met with Special Counsel Jack Smith and officials at the Department of Justice Monday. NBC News Justice and Intelligence Correspondent Ken Dilanian, Former U.S. Attorney and Senior FBI official Chuck Rosenberg and Former FBI Senior Intelligence Adviser Philip Mudd join Ana Cabrera to walk through what all this means for the DOJ’s investigation into Trump.4532023-06-06T17:45:48.000Z2023-06-06T17:08:32.000ZMark Leibovich: New MLB rules saved baseballThe Atlantic's Mark Leibovich joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece on new MLB rules and how they saved the game.4762023-06-06T17:07:43.000Z2023-06-06T16:51:50.000ZU.S. intel points to Russia being behind Ukrainian dam attackThe U.S. has intelligence that is indicates Russia is likely responsible for the attack on the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine. NBC News’ Courtney Kube reports on how the dam’s destruction will affect regional flooding and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.1092023-06-06T16:51:14.000Z2023-06-06T16:54:39.000ZCalls to arrest Florida woman accused of shooting neighborCalls are growing for the arrest of a woman accused of shooting her neighbor in front of the woman’s children. MSNBC’s Lindsey Reiser joins Ana Cabrera for the latest on the case.2002023-06-06T15:50:52.000Z2023-06-06T15:43:55.000ZSpecial counsel Jack Smith does not comment on Trump documents caseSpecial counsel Jack Smith, who is investigating former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, was spotted outside of his office in Washington but did not comment when asked about an indictment. NBC News’ Ken Dilanian reports on the latest in Smith’s investigation as it nears a conclusion.1362023-06-06T15:43:04.000Z2023-06-06T16:43:42.000ZLawrence O'Donnell: Trump is the great leaker of all things on the Trump sideAttorneys for Donald Trump met with officials at the Justice Department on Monday morning, the week the grand jury investigating the former president's handling of classified documents is expected to meet again. The Morning Joe panel discusses the meeting and Trump's remarks on social media.6332023-06-06T15:31:23.000Z2023-06-06T15:22:19.000ZUkraine works to evacuate civilians after explosion at a major damAn overnight explosion that destroyed a dam in the Russian-controlled region of Kherson in southern Ukraine is now threatening tens of thousands of people as both sides blame each other for the attack. NBC News’ Molly Hunter has the details from Kyiv. 1902023-06-06T15:21:39.000Z2023-06-06T15:22:17.000ZJordan asks DOJ for memo on scope of Trump classified documents probeHouse Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, has called on the Department of Justice to provide internal documents on the scope of special counsel Jack Smith's investigation former President Trump's handling of classified documents. NBC's Ali Vitali reports from Capitol Hill.1012023-06-06T15:21:31.000Z2023-06-06T13:42:10.000ZLooking back at the death of Bobby Kennedy and D-Day InvasionThe Morning Joe panel discusses the 79th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion and the death of Bobby Kennedy.6302023-06-06T13:41:02.000Z2023-06-06T12:49:13.000ZRep. Jeffries: Democrats are 'Team Reasonable, Team Normal, Team Get-Stuff-Done'House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries discusses the May Jobs report, President Biden's record in office and why he says Democrats are 'Team Normal' and Republicans can be 'Team Extreme'.2102023-06-06T12:47:59.000Z2023-06-06T12:32:55.000ZRep. Jeffries: Dems are going to find common ground with GOP whenever, wherever possibleHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries joins Morning Joe to discuss why Democrats will work across the aisle with Republicans whenever, wherever possible and why Democrats will push back against extremism whenever necessary.4292023-06-06T12:31:53.000Z2023-06-06T11:25:38.000ZHouse Republicans plan contempt vote for FBI DirectorRep. James R. Comer, R-Ky., announced Monday that House Republicans would move this week to hold the F.B.I. director, Christopher A. Wray, in contempt of Congress. The Morning Joe panel discusses.4462023-06-06T11:24:58.000Z2023-06-06T11:02:34.000ZGeorge Conway: For Trump to potentially go to jail over documents would be fittingAttorneys for Donald Trump met with officials at the Justice Department on Monday morning, the week the grand jury investigating the former president's handling of classified documents is expected to meet again. The Morning Joe panel discusses.3752023-06-06T11:01:21.000Z2023-06-06T10:26:32.000ZWhy Pence believes he can paint a brighter future for GOPPolitico's Adam Wren joins Way Too Early to discuss former VP Mike Pence's 2024 presidential announcement and NH Gov. Chris Sununu announcing he won't be running.3552023-06-06T10:25:45.000Z2023-06-06T05:37:53.000ZU.S. considers action to counter anti-gay hate stoked in Uganda by American evangelicalsRachel Maddow reports on the passage of a new "kill the gays" law in Uganda and the responsibility of the U.S. government to pressure Uganda to protect the human rights of members of the LGBTQ community, particularly in light of the reported role of American conservative evangelicals in supporting the legislation.3412023-06-06T05:37:03.000Z2023-06-06T10:42:47.000Z'Do not congratulate': Trump coziness with dictators tests GOP primary opponentsRachel Maddow looks at Donald Trump's inability to absorb the lesson that it's a bad idea for American leaders to offer congratulations to dictators and points out that even on such an obvious mistake Ron DeSantis could muster only tepid criticism of Trump.2632023-06-06T05:08:56.000Z2023-06-06T04:26:26.000ZApple unveils $3,500 AR headsetIt’s Apple’s first major new product launch in almost a decade. Kara Swisher joins to discuss whether it’s a game changer or just a pricey new tech toy.3362023-06-06T04:25:22.000Z2023-06-06T04:09:33.000ZThe Last Thing: Hail to the ChiefsThe Superbowl champions – the Kansas City Chiefs – were honored at the White House.1472023-06-06T04:08:49.000Z2023-06-06T03:38:28.000ZTrump posts online meltdown after lawyers meet DOJ officials; charges anticipated soonBrandon Van Grack, a former national security official at the Department of Justice, talks with Rachel Maddow about Donald Trump's lawyers meeting with federal prosecutors, new reporting on special counsel Jack Smith using a Florida grand jury in addition to one in Washington, D.C. and the fever-pitched expectation that Donald Trump will be facing federal charges in the very short term future. 4772023-06-06T03:37:37.000Z2023-06-06T03:30:08.000ZLast Word Exclusive: Biden’s negotiating team on debt limit dealPresident Biden’s debt ceiling negotiating team – Shalanda Young, Steve Ricchetti and Louisa Terrell – join MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell for an exclusive interview on how they helped prevent the first ever default on the federal government’s debt.8242023-06-06T03:29:18.000Z2023-06-06T03:27:59.000ZLast Word exclusive: WH negotiators on success of debt limit dealPresident Biden expressed confidence in his debt limit negotiating team of Shalanda Young, Steve Ricchetti and Louisa Terrell. They join MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to explain how the debt limit deal was agreed upon in the room where it happened.3102023-06-06T03:27:22.000Z2023-06-06T03:19:34.000ZRachel Maddow announces new podcast series: 'Rachel Maddow Presents: Déjà News'Rachel Maddow alerts viewers that her new podcast series, co-hosted by Isaac-Davy Aronson, called “Rachel Maddow Presents: Déjà News” will premier next Monday, June 12. The trailer has been published and listeners can follow the series wherever they get their podcasts. 692023-06-06T03:18:48.000Z2023-06-06T03:11:39.000ZTrump legal team meets with Justice Dept.The lawyers met with special counsel Jack Smith and reportedly asked the Department of Justice not to charge the former president. The grand jury in the classified documents case is expected to meet again this week.1112023-06-06T03:08:28.000Z2023-06-06T04:04:25.000ZTrump’s warning of ‘death and destruction’ if indicted sparks security concernsDonald Trump's attorneys met with Justice Department officials over the investigation into his mishandling of classified documents. Trump then asked, "How can the DOJ charge me," on Truth Social. Legal expert Frank Figliuzzi joins Joy Reid to discuss.2272023-06-06T03:07:08.000Z2023-06-06T04:03:38.000Z‘The hypocrisy and lies are astounding’: HRC president slams Haley remark on trans girls in sportsNikki Haley has suggested that trans girls in sports are linked to the rise in teen girls’ suicides without evidence. "There's a reason that the same people banning gender affirming care are the same ones behind the abortion bans…,” Kelley Robinson, president of the Human Rights Campaign, tells Joy Reid. “They are launching an intersectional attack on all of our identities."4162023-06-06T02:03:40.000Z2023-06-06T04:02:34.000Z‘She simply knocked on the door’: Mother of Florida woman shot, killed after neighbor exchangeA Florida woman, Ajike “AJ” Owens, was shot and killed through a door after a heated argument on Friday. Many fear the alleged shooter may be protected by the state's "Stand Your Ground" law. In their first interview, Ajike “AJ” Owens’ mother, Pamela Dias, Owens’ son Isaac Williams, and their lawyer, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, join Joy Reid on growing calls for the arrest of the woman accused of shooting Ajike “AJ” Owens, who was her neighbor.5482023-06-06T01:28:55.000Z2023-06-06T01:10:41.000ZSununu to GOP hopefuls: If you don’t call out Trump, you don’t deserve to runNew Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu on GOP 2024 candidates: “Every one of them has to call him out. If you’re not calling out Donald Trump for the non-Republican that he really is, for the mistakes he made in the past, then you don’t deserve to be on the stage.”4382023-06-06T01:09:45.000Z2023-06-06T00:51:17.000ZPsaki: In 2024, Biden seeks to distinguish Republicans from MAGA extremists“When I worked for him, he would regularly pick up the phone and call Republicans without much fanfare, without announcing it. He's kind of a bridge builder by nature. The open question is if that strategy will pay off in 2024,” says Jen Psaki. Kate Bedingfield and Robert Gibbs join Jen Psaki to discuss. 5302023-06-06T00:50:32.000Z2023-06-06T00:37:04.000ZNew video disputes Lauren Boebert's claim about vote she 'protested'Congresswoman Lauren Boebert claimed she skipped the debt ceiling vote in protest. But new video seems to prove otherwise. “I guess it's not a huge surprise, given Lauren Boebert has a pretty loose relationship with facts,” says Jen Psaki. 1672023-06-06T00:36:08.000Z2023-06-06T00:09:58.000ZMeet the new threat Congress can’t handle: Ari Melber’s A.I. breakdownThe age of artificial intelligence is here. From GPS systems to voice-activated assistants and, up next: brain implants, we all encounter A.I. technology in our daily lives, even if we aren’t aware of it. MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on new technology breakthroughs that are shaking up industries and rippling through politics.6462023-06-05T23:23:32.000Z2023-06-05T23:18:22.000ZTrump lawyers meet with Special Counsel Jack Smith amidst ‘jail time’ warning: Melber reportLawyers representing Donald Trump in the classified documents scandal met with Special Counsel Jack Smith at the Department of Justice in Washing today. This meeting follows the discovery of an audio tape of Trump discussing possible classified war plans. The Federal Grand Jury investigating is expected to meet this week. The Wall Street Journal reporting this signals the probe is “all but wrapped up.” MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports. 3312023-06-05T23:17:26.000Z2023-06-05T21:10:01.000ZWeissmann: It seems by all accounts that Trump will be charged this weekFormer Justice Department prosecutor Andrew Weissmann breaks down new developments in the final stages of the investigation into Trump’s handling of classified documents5712023-06-05T21:08:57.000Z2023-06-05T20:28:37.000ZFmr. Gov. Asa Hutchinson on 2024: 'There's a wide-open lane for a non-Trump candidate'Katy Tur spoke with former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson about the widening GOP field of Presidential candidates, new debate restrictions, and national issues.4362023-06-05T20:27:39.000Z2023-06-05T20:04:16.000ZConvicted spy Robert Hanssen dies in federal prisonRobert Hanssen was arrested in 2001 and pleaded guilty to selling highly classified material to the Soviet Union and later Russia.332023-06-05T20:03:40.000Z2023-06-05T19:19:05.000ZMayor John Giles talks immigration reform, bipartisanship and moreymone Sanders Townsend sat down with Mayor John Giles of Mesa, Arizona during the U.S. Conference of Mayors annual meeting. They discussed the impact of Title 42’s expiration, his bipartisan approach in leading his city, gun violence in America and more. 3842023-06-05T19:18:17.000Z2023-06-05T19:14:41.000ZNikki Haley says she doesn't trust government with red flag gun lawsThe Morning Joe panel discusses key takeaways from Nikki Haley's CNN town hall.5062023-06-05T19:13:43.000Z2023-06-05T19:13:12.000ZMayor David Holt shares how he is building a post-Trump roadmap for RepublicansSymone Sanders Townsend sat down with Mayor David Holt of Oklahoma City, OK during the U.S. Conference of Mayors annual meeting. Mayor Holt discusses how he is leading a city in a conservative state with a moderate approach. He also shares why America is in need of electoral reform in order to see change for hot-button issues.4922023-06-05T19:12:29.000Z2023-06-05T18:07:05.000ZTrump lawyers meet with Justice Department as federal grand jury expected to convene this weekThe federal grand jury hearing evidence on former President Trump’s handling of classified documents is expected to meet this week. NBC News Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Jarrett, former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance, and Andrew Weissmann, former lead prosecutor to Special Counsel Robert Mueller join Andrea Mitchell to discuss.4082023-06-05T18:04:21.000Z2023-06-05T17:41:09.000ZTrump Org has the worst brand reputation in the U.S.Brand Up, Brand Down: Donny Deutsch joins Morning Joe to discuss which brands are winning and which are losing, and he says the Trump Org has the worst brand reputation in the U.S. along with Fox, FTX, Twitter, Meta, Spirit Airlines and TikTok.2522023-06-05T17:40:34.000Z2023-06-05T17:32:19.000ZKristen Welker will take on Meet The Press Moderator role ‘with the utmost seriousness’Three more Republicans will join the growing list of presidential hopefuls this week, all trying to separate themselves from the pack and going after frontrunner Donald Trump. NBC News Chief White House Correspondent, and incoming Moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press, Kristen Welker joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “The Republican candidates are really starting to sharpen their attacks,” says Welker. “Ron DeSantis is Mr. Trump’s closest rival, and he’s still trailing him by double digits. And so I think these other potential candidates see a possible opening.” Welker also comments on her new role, saying, “I am humbled. I'm honored. It is an incredible responsibility, and I am taking it on with the utmost seriousness at this really critical time.”3732023-06-05T17:31:39.000Z2023-06-05T17:31:51.000Z“Friends of George’s” Board Member reacts to TN drag ban overruling: 'It's surreal'A federal judge blocked Tennessee’s controversial ban on drag performances after the law was challenged by Memphis-based theater group “Friends of George’s.” NBC News Correspondent Antonia Hylton and Board Member of “Friends of George’s” Micah Winter-Cole join Andrea Mitchell to discuss. “It’s surreal,” says Winter-Cole. “There was not another option for us. This is the life that we lead. This is an integral part of who we are, and the state put a barrier there, so we had to do this.”3992023-06-05T17:31:10.000Z2023-06-05T17:16:30.000ZJames Marsden says 'Jury Duty' is unlike anything he's filmed beforeActor James Marsden joins Morning Joe to discuss Amazon Freevee and Prime Video's new show 'Jury Duty, which is comprised of actors pretending to be jurors, a fake case and one person who isn't acting at all.4222023-06-05T17:15:24.000Z2023-06-05T16:09:27.000ZApple expected to unveil mixed reality headsetPreviewing Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference, NBC’s Jake Ward joins Ana Cabrera to discuss reports the company is preparing to launch a new mixed-reality headset.1712023-06-05T16:08:51.000Z2023-06-05T16:07:24.000ZGrand Jury hearing evidence on Trump’s handling of classified documents meeting this weekThe Grand Jury hearing evidence about potential mishandling of classified documents by former President Donald Trump is meeting this week after a brief hiatus. The news is the latest in a series of signs that Special Counsel Jack Smith may be nearing the end of his investigation. Ana Cabrera is joined by MSNBC legal analysts Barbara McQuade and Danny Cevallos and NBC News senior legal analyst Laura Jarrett to discuss.4592023-06-05T16:06:21.000Z2023-06-05T15:50:42.000Z'Americonned' tackles the country's income inequality crisisThe new documentary 'Americonned' looks at income inequality in the U.S. and how it's destabilizing the country. Director Sean Claffey and founder and president of the Amazon Labor Union, Chris Smalls, join Morning Joe to discuss.5012023-06-05T15:49:43.000Z2023-06-05T15:27:25.000ZTrump attorneys meet with DOJ officials as classified documents grand jury is expected to reconveneLawyers for former President Donald Trump were seen entering the Justice Department to meet with officials as the grand jury in the case of Trump’s handling of classified federal documents is expected to reconvene later in the week. NBC News’ Ken Dilanian reports on the latest.982023-06-05T15:15:19.000Z2023-06-05T14:30:42.000ZWhat China is doing is against international law, says senatorThe U.S. military has released a video showing a close encounter between a Chinese warship and an American destroyer in the Taiwan Strait over the weekend. Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., joins Morning Joe to discuss.4902023-06-05T14:29:53.000Z2023-06-05T13:44:24.000ZNikki Haley rails against 'biological boys playing in girls sports' when defining 'woke'2024 Republican presidential candidate, former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley, during a CNN town hall railed against 'biological boys playing in girls sports' when defining what 'woke' meant to hear.432023-06-05T13:43:45.000Z2023-06-05T13:30:47.000ZYouTube to again allow false claims about 2020 election fraudIn a reversal of its election integrity policy, YouTube will leave up content that says fraud, errors or glitches occurred in the 2020 presidential election and other U.S. elections, according to reports.2852023-06-05T13:30:11.000Z2023-06-05T13:06:57.000ZDavid Rothkopf: How Biden stumbled and grew strongerPresident Biden's '...opponents should beware, every time they find something to titter about, he is growing, getting stronger,' according to David Rothkopf in the Daily Beast. Rothkopf joins Morning Joe to discuss.4762023-06-05T13:06:10.000Z2023-06-05T12:03:14.000ZCharlie Sykes: There is illiberalism on the left; DeSantis represents it on the rightRon DeSantis is railing against the 'woke mind virus' and waging a war on 'the woke'. The Morning Joe panel discusses why DeSantis is 'so 2021' when it comes to battling the subject.3982023-06-05T12:02:16.000Z2023-06-05T11:33:04.000ZAfter debt limit deal, Biden returns to 'previously scheduled programming'President Biden plans to use the bipartisan debt limit deal to pivot back to his shadow reelection campaign, pointing to the achievement to burnish his image with voters as a consensus-builder who’s making strides on his promise to unite the country, advisers tell NBC News. Mike Memoli reports.1562023-06-05T11:32:29.000Z2023-06-05T11:09:51.000ZRepublicans criticize Trump for congratulating Kim Jong UnFormer President Trump once again offered kind words for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on his social media, prompting criticism from his Republican primary opponents.1972023-06-05T11:08:45.000Z2023-06-05T10:53:43.000ZGrand jury in Trump classified documents case expected to meet this weekThe federal grand jury that has been hearing evidence in the Justice Department’s investigation of former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents is expected to meet again this week in Washington. The Morning Joe panel discusses.3282023-06-05T10:52:56.000Z2023-06-05T10:37:33.000ZF-16 jets pursue small plane in DC, cause sonic boomThe U.S. Military scrambled two F-16 fighter jets to respond to a private business jet that was flying over restricted air space in D.C. The response caused a loud sonic boom heard across the region. Courtney Kube reports.1752023-06-05T10:36:36.000Z2023-06-05T10:24:39.000ZInside the complicated reality of being America's oldest president: NYTThe New York Times' Peter Baker discusses new reporting on President Biden's age and the complicated reality of America’s oldest president.3252023-06-05T10:23:40.000Z2023-06-05T01:01:25.000ZFmr. FBI Director James Comey on his new book 'Central Park West'Former FBI Director James Comey joins Jen Psaki to discuss his new book "Central Park West." 1982023-06-05T01:00:35.000Z2023-06-05T00:56:46.000ZRobert Gibbs: Debt ceiling bill "just about as good a deal as humanly possible" with RepublicansRobert Gibbs, former White House Press Secretary under President Obama, discusses the debt ceiling deal and the latest job numbers. He also reacts to concern over Biden's age, noting the debt deal as a significant win and saying "The president has to show people...that he has the capability, the health, the stamina, and the energy to do the job."3452023-06-05T00:56:04.000Z2023-06-04T23:39:52.000ZThe historic nature of the 2024 presidential electionDonald Trump is widely expected to win the Republican nomination again. This means that a former president could be running against an incumbent president in 2024. That hasn't happened for many years. NBC Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss runs through this election's high stakes with American Voices host Alicia Menendez.2272023-06-04T23:39:16.000Z2023-06-04T23:35:49.000ZGeena Rocero: 'Visibility is just one part of this equity conversation'It’s Pride Month but that hasn’t stopped Republican lawmakers from going after LGBTQ rights. In the latest attack, Texas joined 19 other states in banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth. But the transgender community is fighting back by sharing their stories. Among them is Geena Rocero, a director, producer, and transgender rights advocate who just released a memoir entitled “Horse Barbie.” She joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss her journey.2382023-06-04T23:34:58.000Z2023-06-04T23:29:02.000ZRep. Swalwell on voting for the debt bill: ‘I’m anti-apocalypse’Many of the same Republicans who supported the insurrection worked against President Biden’s debt deal, pushing the country to the brink of default. “We chose competence, they chose chaos,” Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell tells MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez.1482023-06-04T23:28:26.000Z2023-06-04T23:03:30.000ZChasten Buttigieg discusses his new memoir and the attacks on the LBGTQ+ communityChasten Buttigieg discusses his new memoir “I Have Something to Tell You—For Young Adults” where he lays out everything he wished he told his younger self. He also shares his thoughts on the attacks from anti-LBGTQ+ groups during #PrideMonth.4362023-06-04T23:02:52.000Z2023-06-04T21:23:41.000ZTerminal at California port shuts down after failed labor negotiationsThe largest terminal in the port of Long Beach, Calif., announced it is closing after labor negotiations failed. CNBC’s Lori Ann Larocco explains how it will affect deliveries, trade and the economy. 1942023-06-04T21:22:48.000Z2023-06-04T21:43:07.000ZThree democratic mayors unpack the impact of preemption on leadershipMany State governments are trying to undermine the power of your local leaders through preemption. Symone Sanders Townsend sits down with Democratic Mayors Chokwe Antar Lumumba, Mayor Quinton Lucas and Mayor Tishaura Jones to discuss the damage it's causing.5582023-06-04T20:49:41.000Z2023-06-04T20:27:54.000ZUnpacking the debt ceiling law with Bharat RamamurtiDeputy Director of the National Economic Council Bharat Ramamurti joins Symone D. Sanders Townsend to weigh in on President Biden’s budget proposals and the negotiations for the debt ceiling deal.5972023-06-04T20:26:59.000Z2023-06-04T19:11:55.000ZGisele Fetterman takes Jen Psaki inside her nonprofits and talks mental health, 'mean' politicsJen Psaki sits down with Gisele Fetterman, wife of Senator John Fetterman, for a one-on-one interview. They discuss everything from her husband's battle with depression, the non-profits she has founded, the threats she has received, and much more. 4292023-06-04T19:11:04.000Z2023-06-04T18:28:42.000ZGlenn Kirschner to Jen Psaki: 'We should be on indictment watch'NBC News and MSNBC Legal Analyst and former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner joins Jen Psaki to discuss the upcoming grand jury meeting in Trump's classified documents case. 3192023-06-04T18:27:56.000Z2023-06-04T18:27:54.000ZIndia train crash survivor describes chilling scene of disasterA survivor of the train crash in India that killed at least 275 people shared a chilling account of what he saw and heard after the disaster. NBC News’ Meagan Fitzgerald reports. 1572023-06-04T18:27:06.000Z2023-06-04T18:17:20.000ZJames Comey to Jen Psaki: Trump could be wearing ankle bracelet at GOP conventionFormer FBI Director James Comey joins Jen Psaki to discuss the Mar-a-Lago documents case, who he will support in 2024, and former President Trump's affinity for Vladimir Putin. 5322023-06-04T18:16:25.000Z2023-06-04T17:58:48.000ZLabor disruption on the West CoastCNBC's Lori Ann LaRocco explains what's happening at major ports.1642023-06-04T17:57:49.000Z2023-06-04T17:49:06.000ZTrump classified documents grand jury to resume after hiatusThe federal grand jury that has been hearing evidence in the Justice Department’s investigation of Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents plans to resume after a hiatus. NBC News’ Julia Ainsley reports. 2752023-06-04T17:48:07.000Z2023-06-04T17:39:11.000ZAli Velshi reunites in NYC with Ukrainian Military Chaplain he interviewed near the front linesViktor Shpot is a senior sergeant in the Ukrainian army, and also serves as a military chaplain. He’s headed back to the front lines of the Ukraine war this coming week. Ali Velshi met him back in February through his daughter Nastya, who as a teenager took it upon herself to help Ukrainian refugees in Poland who had fled the war. After getting to know both of them, it became clear that serving one's people is a foremost principle in this family. In an effort to further support Ukraine, Shpot gained permission from the Ukrainian government to leave his country to travel to the United States in hopes of raising money and awareness for the country's war effort. He stopped in several American cities throughout his trip, and Velshi was able to catch up with him when he came to New York.2232023-06-04T17:38:33.000Z2023-06-04T17:06:45.000ZVelshi: The Tulsa Race Massacre was overlooked for years. It could get lost in history again.In the early 1900s, the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma was a thriving Black community affectionately nicknamed ‘Black Wall Street’. It was a community built by Black people, for Black people. But what took years to build burned to the ground in the matter of a day. After a Black teen was accused of sexually assaulting a white woman, an angry mob of white people attacked Greenwood. The town was razed and it’s estimated that 300 Black residents were killed. For decades, this piece of history was largely overlooked in Oklahoma classrooms. Now, the state’s anti-CRT law could deter educators from teaching it once again.2722023-06-04T17:06:09.000Z2023-06-04T15:59:22.000Z"Disgusting" Advocate slams Republican efforts to reverse student loan debt reliefThe newly signed debt ceiling bill includes a provision resuming paused student loan payments by late August. Meanwhile, the Senate votes to overturn Biden's debt relief program -which the president is expected to veto. Melissa Byrne, founder of student loan relief advocacy group We the 45 Million, tells Yasmin Vossoughian it's important to remember the real people impacted by this debt. "Speaker McCarthy has close to 90,000 borrowers eligible for relief for his district...this is an issue that impacts both Democratic districts and Republican districts," she says.3622023-06-04T15:58:39.000Z2023-06-04T15:58:05.000ZIndiana students put on LGBTQ-themed play themselves after it’s canceled by the schoolAfter their principal canceled a gender-bent, LGBTQ version of Robin Hood, high school students in Indiana took matters into their own hands and put on the play themselves. Stella Brewer-Vartanian, one of the student producers, speaks to Yasmin Vossoughian about how they pulled it off in a matter of weeks, and the former teacher that helped make it a reality. "Sometimes all it takes is just a few people standing up and saying this is not right, and we're not going to let it happen."2592023-06-04T15:57:11.000Z2023-06-04T15:07:05.000ZFirst words are in for the first African American English dictionaryExecutive Editor for the Oxford Dictionary of African American English, Tracey Weldon, joins The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart to discuss a new dictionary that focuses on Black American vernacular and its contributions to the English language3262023-06-04T15:06:06.000Z2023-06-04T15:04:46.000ZThe Winners and Losers of the New Debt Ceiling LawDirector of Office of Budget and Management Shalanda Young returns to the Sunday Show to discuss the details of the Bipartisan Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023, how she leveraged her experience on Capitol Hill to work with Republicans, and how the new law will impact everyday Americans' lives.4182023-06-04T15:03:49.000Z2023-06-04T13:12:43.000ZFighting back against Florida's harsh book bansOne of the parents taking on Florida's harsh book bans, Dr. Lindsay Durtschi, tells Katie Phang about the lawsuit and why she is getting involved in the fight for the protection of the First Amendment.2772023-06-04T13:12:01.000Z2023-06-04T13:12:15.000ZWhat's with the whales?Wildlife conservationist and documentarian, Jeff Corwin, joins MSNBC's Alex Witt to discuss some of the recent peculiar behaviors coming from a group of whales.2512023-06-04T13:11:38.000Z2023-06-04T13:12:03.000ZMary Trump on the Trump investigations coming to a headDonald Trump's niece, Mary Trump, joins the Katie Phang Show to discuss the latest on the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation, how she sees the expansive 2024 Republican field and more.2942023-06-04T13:11:05.000Z2023-06-04T01:56:21.000ZFilm spotlights couple central to LGBTQ rights movementA new film on Peacock highlights how a Chicago bar named Sidetrack helped transform the LGBTQ rights movement. The film also showcases the love story of the couple behind the bar and their activism. That couple, Art Johnston and José Pepe Peña, joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss. 4072023-06-04T01:55:33.000Z2023-06-04T01:51:19.000ZTrump classified documents case moves toward charges: ‘I think he’s toast’The Justice Department has obtained a recording of former President Trump talking about a top secret military report taken from the White House, and former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks says there’s “nothing as compelling” as a criminal defendant on tape. She and MSNBC Political Analyst David Jolly discuss what a federal trial could mean for Republican primary season.2102023-06-04T01:50:41.000Z2023-06-04T01:48:57.000ZRep. Balint: Situation made clear 'we must abolish the debt ceiling'When it came down to passing the budget agreement, some Democrats had to choose compromise over economic demise. Democrat Vermont Rep. Becca Balint tells MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez that for her, voting yes on the deal meant preventing a national economic crisis despite not agreeing with everything on the bill. Rep. Balint also explains why she believes the debt ceiling should be abolished in the future.2532023-06-04T01:48:17.000Z2023-06-04T01:42:25.000ZGOP 2024 presidential field widens as candidates head to Iowa2024 Republican presidential hopefuls flocked to Iowa Saturday to woo voters as former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie prepares for his campaign launch. A political panel joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss the GOP field as the party fails to breakaway from Trumpism. 2882023-06-04T01:41:34.000Z2023-06-04T01:36:44.000ZBiden delivers on campaign promise of bipartisanship with debt dealAfter weeks of tense negotiations and the looming fear of an economic crisis, President Biden managed to sign a bipartisan budget agreement into law days before the deadline. MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by Tyler Pager, White House Reporter for The Washington Post, and Akayla Gardner, White House Correspondent for Bloomberg to discuss how Biden can sell this compromise to voters ahead of 2024, and what the “hostage” style manner of getting the deal done says about future legislative fights. 2602023-06-04T01:35:49.000Z2023-06-03T23:49:57.000ZDid the GOP lose Wisconsin?Abortion may be the reason why the Republican Party is losing ground in Wisconsin. In the April election to choose a new State Supreme Court Judge, Democrat Janet Protasiewicz campaigned on abortion and won by 11 points. Even former governor Scott Walker admits that the Cheese State is at heart a blue state. Politico’s Politics Editor David Siders unpacks his reporting on Wisconsin with American Voices host Alicia Menendez.1702023-06-03T23:49:28.000Z2023-06-03T23:46:11.000ZFlorida Congresswoman: DeSantis is bringing the culture wars into the classroomStudents and teachers in one Florida school district are defending the teacher who found herself under state investigation for playing a Disney movie in class. The investigation comes after a parent complained because the movie featured a gay character. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss Florida Governor Ron DeSantis attack on the state’s education system. 3772023-06-03T23:45:13.000Z2023-06-03T18:26:00.000ZPresident Biden signs debt ceiling bill into lawPresident Biden signed the bipartisan debt ceiling bill into law ahead of the deadline. The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 suspends the public debt limit through January 1, 2025, after the 2024 presidential elections. NBC's Gary Grumbach reports. 1772023-06-03T18:20:57.000Z2023-06-03T18:04:54.000ZNew book examines changing ideas about workAuthor of “The Search” Bruce Feiler joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss his new book and his tips for finding joy in what you do.3052023-06-03T18:04:02.000Z2023-06-03T18:03:35.000ZKansas City, Missouri becomes an LGBTQ sanctuary cityKansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss his decision to stand up against his state after Missouri lawmakers passed an anti-LGBTQ bill to ban gender-affirming care for minors.2852023-06-03T18:02:54.000Z2023-06-03T18:02:46.000ZEvidence against Trump builds as the Special Counsel wraps up the Mar-a-Lago investigationMSNBC legal analyst and former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss Trump's legal trouble including the newly obtained audio recording of the former President discussing his possession of classified material relating to Iran.2702023-06-03T18:01:50.000Z2023-06-03T18:01:28.000ZNew RNC Debate Rules Could Limit GOP Primary FieldThe GOP primary field is set to get even more crowded as former Vice President Mike Pence and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie ready their campaigns for launch. Plus, new primary debate rules from the RNC could lock out lesser-known candidates from jumping in the fray. Republican strategist Doug Heye and MSNBC Political Analyst Jennifer Rubin join Jonathan Capehart to break down what it all means for Decision 2024.3152023-06-03T18:00:29.000Z2023-06-03T17:45:33.000Z#VelshiBannedBookClub: Dr. Hassan Abbas on ‘The Return of the Taliban’While lauded by scholars, Professor Hassan Abbas’ new book, “The Return of the Taliban: Afghanistan After the Americans Left”, has attracted the attention of senior leaders among the Taliban, with some of them calling for his assassination. “They said I'm taking away their credit for the victory,” says Abbas. “So they want to be seen as very powerful, and that's the image they have built today to their younger people.” 5172023-06-03T17:39:59.000Z2023-06-03T17:56:44.000ZRev. Dr. William Barber on debt deal: 'Something’s wrong with our moral center'President Joe Biden used his very first Oval Office address to tout the bipartisan debt deal – the Fiscal Responsibility Act – as a compromise, with concessions made on both sides. A few of those concessions, including new work requirements imposed for people who receive benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, are drawing criticism. “Politicians don’t always do what ought to be,” says Rev. Dr. William Barber II of the Poor People’s Campaign. If the only answer they have to fixing the global economy is to cut food stamps for working people in need, “something’s wrong with our moral center.” 4272023-06-03T17:30:03.000Z2023-06-03T17:19:15.000ZVelshi: Attacking LGBTQ rights is a losing political strategyThere has been a lot of extra noise on social media in recent weeks; videos of people destroying cases of Bud Light and others trashing Pride displays at Target. With Pride Month upon us, the far-right hysteria over rainbows and equality is in full swing. But it’s all just noise. Because the anti-LGBTQ hate radiating from some corners of the conservative sphere does not reflect the feelings of the American public. GLAAD, the world’s largest LGBTQ media advocacy organization, released its annual Accelerating Acceptance study, finding that universally, non-LGBTQ Americans overwhelmingly agree that LGBTQ people should be free to live their lives and not be discriminated against. Americans support the LGBTQ community and its right to exist peacefully. The targeted attacks on the rights of LGBTQ Americans seem to be a losing political strategy. 2172023-06-03T17:18:26.000Z2023-06-03T17:53:24.000ZNearly 300 dead in India's deadliest train crash in decades, officials sayAt least 288 people are dead and hundreds are injured after two passenger trains derailed in east India, trapping passengers under mangled train cars. Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the scene and met with injured victims.502023-06-03T15:01:10.000Z2023-06-03T13:33:47.000ZBehind the power and threat of A.I.One of the forefathers of the burgeoning artificial intelligence revolution is sounding the alarm: A.I. could lead to the end of the human race as we know it. Sam Altman, CEO of Open A.I. and Chat-GPT, is among the tech leaders issuing the urgent warning this week. Phil Siegel, A.I. Expert & CEO of CAPTRS explains how A.I. and deepfakes could impact the 2024 presidential election.3912023-06-03T13:33:04.000Z2023-06-03T13:33:03.000ZDemocratic congressional staffer shares deeply personal abortion storySarah Drory, Deputy Communications Director for Rep. Ro Khanna, joins Katie Phang to discuss her personal journey of having an abortion and the importance of destigmatizing this choice amid the GOP's repeated assaults on reproductive rights.3232023-06-03T13:31:58.000Z2023-06-03T13:32:20.000ZFederal prosecutors obtain tape of Trump discussing holding onto classified docsAs Special Counsel Jack Smith's office nears the end of its investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents, new reporting details an audio recording of the former President discussing a classified document he kept after leaving the White House. Hugo Lowell and Joyce Vance discuss with Katie Phang.4192023-06-03T13:31:18.000Z2023-06-03T05:00:46.000ZRevelation of Trump audio recording renews public focus on BedminsterChuck Rosenberg, former U.S. attorney and FBI official, talks with Alex Wagner about why the new reporting on an audio recording made at Donald Trump's Bedminster, New Jersey golf club in which Trump references having a classified document in his possession is not sufficient reason for investigating authorities to obtain a warrant to search that property. 3012023-06-03T04:59:48.000Z2023-06-03T04:31:12.000ZGOP frantic to pull political strings to get Trump out of trouble, gin up Biden scandalAlex Wagner looks at multiple ways that Congressional Republicans using their political power to find ways to interfere in the investigations of Donald Trump, search for ways to attack President Biden, and possibly even start yet another investigation of Hillary Clinton. 1712023-06-03T04:30:01.000Z2023-06-03T04:12:26.000ZWith renaming of Ft. Bragg, purge of Confederate base names more than half completeAlex Wagner reports on the redesignating of Fort Bragg as Fort Liberty, with the project to remove Confederate names from U.S. military bases more than half completed.892023-06-03T04:11:36.000Z2023-06-03T03:58:54.000ZFriday Nightcap: This week’s MVPsDan Nathan, Mara S. Campo, Touré and Paul Rudnick share their MVPs and talk about this week’s big show finales amid the Hollywood writers’ strike.4272023-06-03T03:57:56.000Z2023-06-03T03:57:22.000ZComplexities of a RICO case seen in wide-ranging Georgia investigation of TrumpHarry Litman and Barb McQuade, former U.S. attorneys, talk with Alex Wagner about how prosecutors construct a RICO case and why the reporting on the investigation of Donald Trump from Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis suggests that a RICO case is what she is assembling. 6392023-06-03T03:56:32.000Z2023-06-03T05:15:02.000ZFriday Nightcap: Bipartisanship saves U.S. from historic defaultFrom President Biden’s bipartisan win to America’s skewed views on the economy, our Friday Nightcap weighs in on some of the biggest stories of the week. Dan Nathan, Mara S. Campo, Touré and Paul Rudnick join.7562023-06-03T03:48:46.000Z2023-06-03T03:23:45.000ZNigerian immigrant Yemi Mobolade breaks GOP stronghold in ColoradoColorado Springs Mayor-elect Yemi Mobolade joins MSNBC's Ali Velshi to talk about his upset win ending Republican control in his town, his vision for local politics, and his journey from immigrant to American citizen to mayor.3722023-06-03T03:22:47.000Z2023-06-03T03:21:41.000Z‘Voting is the great equalizer’: TX Dems vow to fight GOP voting attacks in courtMSNBC’s Ali Velshi speaks to former Biden 2020 Texas Statewide Director, Jane Hope Hamilton, about the efforts by Texas Republicans – including new legislation passed by the GOP-led legislature - to suppress votes in Harris County, Texas, which includes five million voters in and around Houston.3842023-06-03T03:20:46.000Z2023-06-03T03:09:48.000ZArtificial Intelligence responsible for 5% of jobs lost in MayFor the first time in history, Artificial Intelligence is cited as a reason for U.S. job losses. Tracy Alloway, co-host of the Bloomberg podcast “Odd Bits,” discusses the new report with MSNBC’s Ali Velshi, who, in his years as a financial journalist, has never had a conversation about job losses related to A.I.3732023-06-03T03:08:56.000Z2023-06-03T05:18:10.000Z'There's something to be said for demonstrating what slow, quiet work does': Velshi on Biden speechThe agreement to suspend the U.S. debt limit for two years was passed by the U.S. Senate less than 24 hours ago. President Biden’s speech on the success of the debt ceiling deal is discussed by Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle with Joy Reid on The ReidOut on MSNBC.5692023-06-03T02:42:02.000Z2023-06-03T05:17:11.000Z‘Biden is trying to burnish his resume as protector-in-chief’: Alex Wagner on debt limit addressPresident Biden's first ever Oval Office address celebrates the debt ceiling deal. He is expected to sign into law the debt limit package as soon as Saturday. Joy Reid is joined by MSNBC hosts Chris Hayes, Stephanie Ruhle, Alex Wagner, and Lawrence O'Donnell to discuss this significant milestone on The ReidOut on MSNBC.5922023-06-03T02:29:25.000Z2023-06-03T00:33:03.000Z‘Disastrous position:’ The DeSantis bid to be the anti-vaccine candidateChris Hayes: “Ron DeSantis clearly thinks that running as the unfettered anti-vaccine candidate is the way to go. But it seems like a truly disastrous position to hold in the general election.”5312023-06-03T00:32:05.000Z2023-06-03T00:16:00.000ZHayes: New evidence points to Trump motive in documents caseChris Hayes: “This new information really clarifies the question around Donald Trump's motive for holding on to classified documents after he left the White House.”4412023-06-03T00:15:05.000Z2023-06-02T23:32:57.000ZDid Trump lie on secret audio tape? Ex-Trump lawyer reveals ‘bluffing’ defense on MSNBCFormer Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on “The Beat” after Special Counsel Jack Smith obtained a recording of Donald Trump discussing a classified document he kept after leaving office. In this wide-ranging interview, Melber presses Parlatore on the tape, the evidence, the infighting inside Trump’s legal team and if he expects a Trump indictment. 6662023-06-02T23:32:13.000Z2023-06-02T22:38:52.000ZE. Jean Carroll and Mary Trump discuss teaming up for new novel, Trump's evolutionWriter and columnist E. Jean Carroll and Mary Trump - co-authors of the new novel, "The Italian Lesson" - discuss with Nicolle Wallace how they teamed up to write together and their thoughts on the former president heading into 2024. 3192023-06-02T22:37:48.000Z2023-06-02T21:43:29.000ZNeal Katyal: It’s very hard for Jack Smith not to indictFormer acting U.S. solicitor general Neal Katyal and former RNC chairman Michael Steele react to new details on efforts by Jack Smith to pin down the facts involving an audio recording of Trump 6032023-06-02T21:42:40.000Z2023-06-02T19:15:09.000ZNASA administrator: The future of space is collaborativeNASA Administrator Bill Nelson joins Morning Joe to discuss his trip to Warsaw, Poland and why the future of space is collaborative.3202023-06-02T19:14:31.000Z2023-06-02T18:57:00.000ZWashington making decisions that could prolong Ukraine war, says writerAdm. James Stavridis and Atlantic contributing writer Kori Schake join Morning Joe to discuss the Biden administration's approach to Ukraine and how out of anxiety about escalation, Washington is making decisions that could prolong the war.3642023-06-02T18:56:05.000Z2023-06-02T18:00:51.000ZMary McCord: Unrealistic that DOJ would ‘avoid’ legal action against Trump through 2024 electionNBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard, NBC News Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Jarrett and former acting assistant Attorney General for National Security at the Department of Justice Mary McCord join Andrea Mitchell to react to the Justice Department closing its probe into former Vice President Mike Pence for mishandling classified documents and look at how that case compares to the probe into former President Trump. “I don't think it's realistic to think that the DOJ would avoid, from here on out through the 2024 election, taking any kind of legal action against Trump or those in his inner circle,” says McCord. “You're going to potentially have a lot of cases trying to get through trial before the election and so that's where I think it could get complicated.”4412023-06-02T18:00:05.000Z2023-06-02T17:59:31.000ZMarc Morial: DeSantis is a black history and voter ‘suppressor’, is trying to become ‘Trump-ish’Editor-at-large at the 19th Errin Haines, President and CEO of the National Urban League Marc Morial, and Brendan Buck, former communications adviser to Speakers Ryan and Boehner, join Andrea Mitchell to react to Republican Governor Ron DeSantis’ comments following the NAACP’s travel advisory for Florida. “His effort to distract the issue into discussion of school choice misses the point that he's been a book banner and a black history suppressor and a voter suppressor,” says Morial. “The more he acts that way, the more he emphasizes those issues, he loses one of the points he's trying to make, which is ‘I'm more electable in a general election.’ He simply seems like he's trying to become the new Trump or Trump-ish.”2072023-06-02T17:58:55.000Z2023-06-02T17:58:43.000ZADL CEO: Germany’s Holocaust remembrance shows how countries can ‘go to the bottom and yet come out’Anti-Defamation League CEO and National Director John Greenblatt joins Andrea Mitchell to reflect on the importance of memorializing victims and survivors of the Holocaust. “Amy Gutmann, Ambassador Gutmann is a real leader. And this resonates for me, you know. My grandfather is a Holocaust survivor from Germany, and I've walked cobblestone streets like you and Amy myself, and seen that place where there are no more Jews,” Greenblatt says. “And the truth is that what's happened in Germany both shows us how a country can, you know, go to the bottom and yet come out. I mean, the nation has reconciled itself to the horrors of its past.”2642023-06-02T17:58:04.000Z2023-06-02T17:57:44.000ZU.S. Ambassador to Germany confronts antisemitism and memorializes ancestors who fled the NazisAndrea Mitchell interviews U.S. Ambassador to Germany Amy Gutmann, whose family were Holocaust survivors, as she made an emotional homecoming to the German town her father and his family fled after Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. As Germany, like the U.S., grapples with a resurgence in antisemitism, the ambassador says that it’s important to remember the horrors of the past, telling Andrea, “I don't mince words because in order to move forward, we have to look back with honesty, with our eyes wide open.”2112023-06-02T17:57:07.000Z2023-06-02T17:28:51.000ZAs GOP's DeSantis bans books in WH bid, protest anthems echo for activists: Remnick-Melber IntvNew Yorker editor in chief David Remnick and MSNBC anchor Ari Melber discuss how music channels and shapes politics -- and the lessons from classic protest anthems amidst today's censorship crack downs. Remnick's new book, "Holding the Note," profiles Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Aretha Franklin and other artists.3922023-06-02T17:27:51.000Z2023-06-02T15:59:27.000ZAlex Newell discusses the cathartic performances in 'Shucked'Alex Newell plays 'Lulu' in the Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical 'Shucked,' and Newell joins Morning Joe to discuss the story and what they love about the musical.3552023-06-02T15:58:10.000Z2023-06-02T15:40:26.000Z'We have a major crisis': Mayor calls for federal funding for mental healthReno Mayor Hillary Schieve joins Morning Joe ahead of the annual U.S. Conference of Mayors in Columbus, Ohio. This year's priority topics include gun violence and mental health.4502023-06-02T15:39:40.000Z2023-06-02T15:01:07.000ZNo charges for Pence in classified documents caseThe Department of Justice has decided not to bring any criminal charges against Former Vice President Mike Pence, after Pence discovered documents in his home. This decision comes ahead of Pence’s anticipated 2024 announcement next week.4352023-06-02T15:00:20.000Z2023-06-02T14:55:50.000ZMay Jobs Report Defies Analysts Expectations Bringing in 339,000 New JobsMay’s jobs report smashes expectations bringing in nearly 150,000 more jobs than what analysts projected with the unemployment rate clocking in at 3.7%. NBC News Business and Data Reporter Brian Cheung and host of NPR’s “Full Disclosure” Roben Farzad join Ana Cabrera to break down what all these numbers mean, what moves the Federal Reserve might take next and what it means for Americans’ wallets3382023-06-02T14:55:06.000Z2023-06-02T14:43:53.000ZPence will not be charged in classified documents probeFormer Vice President Mike Pence will not face charges from an investigation into classified documents found in his Indiana home, according to a letter obtained by NBC News. NBC's Laura Jarrett reports.862023-06-02T14:39:56.000Z2023-06-02T15:21:26.000Z'Why not you?': Bestselling author offers her advice to dreamersAuthor T.J. Newman wrote her debut novel 'Falling' while working as a flight attendant. She had little luck pitching her book to publishers until one finally took a chance, and the book debuted at number two on the NYT bestseller's list. 'Falling' is set to be a major motion picture. Newman's second novel 'Drowning' is now out, and she joins Morning Joe to discuss.4532023-06-02T14:30:44.000Z2023-06-02T14:17:39.000ZBiden to address nation on bipartisan debt ceiling dealPresident Biden will deliver an address to the nation Friday night after Congress passed a bipartisan debt ceiling deal his administration negotiated with Speaker McCarthy. NBC News' Monica Alba reports from the White House.1152023-06-02T14:17:02.000Z2023-06-02T13:43:54.000ZDoris Kearns Goodwin: I think this is a moment to celebrate in WashingtonPresidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin joins Morning Joe to discuss the Senate's passing of the debt ceiling deal and why she says it's a moment to celebrate.4942023-06-02T13:43:11.000Z2023-06-02T13:13:14.000Z'A blowout number': U.S. employers added 339,000 jobs in MayNonfarm payrolls in May increased by 339,000, better than the 190,000 Dow Jones estimate. 1232023-06-02T13:12:21.000Z2023-06-02T12:01:12.000ZMarc Morial feels like he's 'just starting' after 20 years leading National Urban LeagueThe National Urban League's Marc Morial joins Morning Joe to discuss leading the organization for 20 years and the highlights and challenges from those 20 years.5322023-06-02T12:00:31.000Z2023-06-02T11:31:50.000Z'Winner': DeSantis responds to questions about pronouncing his last nameAmid some confusion, 2024 Republican presidential candidate, Gov. Ron DeSantis, clarifies how to pronounce his last name.1152023-06-02T11:30:59.000Z2023-06-02T10:51:06.000ZBiden has once again defied expectations from haters and his own party: JoeThe Senate voted Thursday night to pass a bill that would extend the debt ceiling for two years and establish a two-year budget agreement on a broad bipartisan vote. The vote was 63-36. The Morning Joe panel discusses the passing of the bill and Biden's record of compromise and getting things done.4532023-06-02T10:50:05.000Z2023-06-02T10:23:50.000ZGOP's border one-upmanshipRepublican governors and presidential candidates are scrambling to show who's tougher on illegal immigration, according to new Axios reporting. Mike Allen discusses.2732023-06-02T10:23:00.000Z2023-06-02T04:56:12.000ZWhat the latest Trump tapes twist is all about and why it mattersAlex Wagner discusses the latest news about an audio recording of Donald Trump talking about a classified document and his own inability to declassify it, putting it on a timeline of events in the Mar-a-Lago documents case as well as the ever shifting excuses of Donald Trump's defense. 4352023-06-02T04:55:28.000Z2023-06-02T04:52:29.000ZTrump targeting of truth-tellers eyed in probe of effort to subvert election with Big LieTim Heaphy, former U.S. attorney who led the House investigation into the January 6 attack, talks with Alex Wagner about how Donald Trump's targeting of anyone not loyal enough to support his Big Lie about his loss in the 2020 election may figure into special counsel Jack Smith's legal case surrounding the effort to subvert the 2020 election. 4552023-06-02T04:51:43.000Z2023-06-02T04:09:38.000Z'Our governor is a job-killing moron': DeSantis immigration policy threatens state economyFlorida State Rep. Anna Eskamani talks with Alex Wagner about protests across the state of Florida against new immigration policies passed by Ron DeSantis and state Republicans that not only threaten the health and wellbeing of immigrants but hurt the local business community as important jobs and services that would ordinarily be staffed by immigrants go unfulfilled. 3002023-06-02T04:08:36.000Z2023-06-02T04:03:37.000ZThe Last Thing: PridePride Month is kicking off at the center of a culture clash, but GLAAD’s new report shows most Americans support acceptance, freedom and equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community.1592023-06-02T04:02:42.000Z2023-06-02T03:57:56.000ZOne-on-one with Bruce FeilerAmerica is at a turning point in work as more people rethink what “success” looks like. Bruce Feiler, author of the new book “The Search,” joins to share his roadmap for finding the meaning in what you do.3032023-06-02T03:57:11.000Z2023-06-02T03:35:36.000ZTrump’s claim he’d end Ukraine war in 24 hours is ‘pure frivolity’Yale history professor Timothy Snyder tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that Trump’s comments on Fox claiming he could end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours shows his “lack of contact with reality” and says talk like that from Trump, who Snyder says Russia wants to win in 2024, is “making the war last longer.”2332023-06-02T03:34:54.000Z2023-06-02T03:32:17.000ZSenate passes debt limit billAfter debating a series of amendments, the Senate passed the debt ceiling deal struck by President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The bill now heads to Biden’s desk for a signature as Monday’s debt deadline approaches. 2932023-06-02T03:31:39.000Z2023-06-02T03:29:09.000ZLawrence: Trump’s ‘panic’ on display when asked about docs case audio tapeMSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains how Donald Trump panicked in front of a friendly audience in Iowa when Sean Hannity asked him about an alleged audio recording where Trump admitted to knowingly taking classified documents.3982023-06-02T03:28:23.000Z2023-06-02T03:27:11.000ZSenate passes debt ceiling bill 63-36MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell reports the Senate has passed a bill negotiated by Pres. Biden and Speaker McCarthy suspending the debt ceiling for two years and establishing a two-year budget agreement.1052023-06-02T03:26:10.000Z2023-06-02T03:08:12.000ZPsaki calls 2024 GOP political strategies ‘based on getting likes,’ ‘disconnected from the country’President Biden has vowed to veto a bill ending student debt relief, as 2024 GOP contenders focus on “wokeness,” and other culture war issues. “They are running a campaign based on Twitter, based on Truth Social, based on fundraising, based on getting more likes,” Jen Psaki, host of Inside With Jen Psaki, tells Joy Reid. “It is disconnected from the country.”7142023-06-02T02:52:51.000Z2023-06-02T02:27:09.000ZPartner of fallen Capitol police officer 'was really shocked' by protest lionizing Jan. 6 riotersA right-wing protest recently attempted to portray the Jan. 6 rioters as patriots. As some on the right turn the defense of the violent January 6th criminals into a movement, critics accuse Kevin McCarthy of being complicit. Sandra Garza, partner of fallen Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, who died from injuries sustained while defending the Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection, joins Joy Reid with her perspective.3122023-06-02T02:26:30.000Z2023-06-02T01:23:20.000ZRon Klain: Judge the president by the results he producesFormer White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain on President Joe Biden: “The measure of this president is the results he produces every single day, and avoiding this dangerous default was the latest of these results. You can judge this president by the results he’s producing as president.”4832023-06-02T01:22:34.000Z2023-06-02T00:49:52.000Z‘The ugly part’: Hayes on the debt deal expediting the Manchin-backed pipelineChris Hayes on the Mountain Valley Pipeline: “So you've got an unpopular pipeline project promised to a West Virginia Senator whose former Chief of Staff is now a top oil and gas lobbyist. You'll never guess what pet project made its way into the debt ceiling bill.”2252023-06-02T00:49:12.000Z2023-06-02T00:42:44.000ZGrassley: GOP ‘not interested’ in whether Biden accusations are ‘accurate’“Republicans are just nakedly admitting what is obvious to everyone, which is just like Benghazi before it, this is a blatant political attempt to bring down Biden's numbers,” says Chris Hayes on the GOP-led investigations into the Biden family.3852023-06-02T00:41:53.000Z2023-06-02T00:04:43.000ZWhat the actors behind Stewy and Gerri on “Succession” thought of the finaleActors J. Smith-Cameron and Arian Moayed had pivotal moments in the “Succession” series finale. With the show wrapped, they join Mehdi to discuss the finale and what the series meant.10072023-06-02T00:00:31.000Z2023-06-02T00:04:43.000ZShould we ban Chinese-owned TikTok? An Actual DebateIs banning TikTok a national security priority or an attack on free speech? Do U.S. charges against Julian Assange threaten the free press? Mehdi asks GMU’s Jamil N. Jaffer and Columbia’s Jameel Jaffer… and finds that reasonable Jaffers can disagree.10272023-06-02T00:00:28.000Z2023-06-02T00:04:43.000ZWhy DeSantis’ threat to “destroy leftism” is so dangerousGovernor Ron DeSantis says he will “destroy leftism” if he’s elected president. But he’s far from the only right-wing figure using violent political rhetoric. Mehdi explains why it’s so dangerous and past time we take the right’s language seriously.7532023-06-02T00:00:24.000Z2023-06-01T23:52:23.000ZLordy there’s a tape! Comey says secret Trump audio bombshell is ‘strongest case against Trump’Special counsel Jack Smith has obtained a recording of Donald Trump discussing a classified document he kept after leaving office. The tape was reportedly played during testimony provided to the grand jury investigating Trump’s handling of classified documents. Former FBI Director James Comey joins MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on “The Beat,” saying the new evidence is the “strongest case against Trump,” adding that it “raises the chance of being indicted.”1232023-06-01T23:51:30.000Z2023-06-01T23:47:23.000Z‘Game over’: Trump caught on tape in classified docs probe as ex lawyer predicts ‘jail time’: ReportSpecial counsel Jack Smith has obtained a recording of Donald Trump discussing a classified document he kept after leaving office. The tape was reportedly played during testimony provided to the grand jury investigating Trump’s handling of classified documents. DOJ veteran Andrew Weissman, a prosecutor in Special Counsel Mueller’s probe, says this tape means it’s “game over’ for Trump and there is “no way he will not be charged.” MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on how Trump admitted the core of the classified documents case and delivers analysis on why his “Cheshire Cat” defense is a legal liability.6372023-06-01T23:46:21.000Z2023-06-01T23:17:30.000ZBrianne Pfannenstiel gives inside look at the race for the GOP nomination in Iowa Brianne Pfannenstiel, Chief Politics Reporter for the Des Moines Register, joins Jen Psaki to discuss the race for the Republican nomination in the state of Iowa. 4592023-06-01T23:15:14.000Z2023-06-01T23:09:08.000ZTim Miller and Jonathan Martin reveal their 2024 Iowa caucus predictionsJonathan Martin, senior political columnist at Politico and Tim Miller, writer at large for The Bulwark and former communications director for Jeb Bush's 2016 campaign, join Jen Psaki to discuss the race for the Republican nomination. 6742023-06-01T23:07:55.000Z2023-06-01T21:19:21.000ZTrump caught on tape discussing sensitive document he kept after leaving officeNew York Times reporter Katie Benner, former U.S. attorney Harry Litman, and former top State Department official Rick Stengel discuss how a tape of Trump discussing a sensitive military document increases his legal exposure5752023-06-01T21:18:10.000Z2023-06-01T20:20:38.000ZAdvocacy group forms to support pilots who report UFOsA military pilot is starting up an advocacy group for pilots who report things they cannot explain after he came forward to Congress about his experience with unidentified aerial phenomena. NBC's Alex Seitz-Wald has details.1122023-06-01T20:19:48.000Z2023-06-01T19:33:53.000ZDeSantis ramps up his attacks against TrumpWithout mentioning Trump's name, Gov. Ron DeSantis in Iowa stepped up his criticisms of the former president. The Morning Joe panel discusses.7242023-06-01T19:32:48.000Z2023-06-01T18:59:36.000ZBill Cosby hit with new sexual assault lawsuitA former model filed a sexual lawsuit against comedian Bill Cosby. Victoria Valentino alleges he drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1969. The lawsuit is possible because of a new California law that lifts the statute of limitations for civil sexual abuse cases.462023-06-01T18:58:48.000Z2023-06-01T18:42:37.000ZGOP spending millions on flawed voter turnout operationNBC News' Allan Smith reports on how Republicans are spending millions on voter turnout operations that are deeply flawed, including how one canvasser in Nevada was at the Caesars Palace casino instead of knocking on doors in a Las Vegas neighborhood.1182023-06-01T18:41:47.000Z2023-06-01T17:57:36.000Z'Are you blind?': DeSantis snaps at reporter during New Hampshire campaign stopFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis is holding several campaign stops in New Hampshire after officially entering the 2024 presidential race. The governor snapped at a reporter who questioned his willingness to take questions from voters as he met and took pictures with attendees. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports.1132023-06-01T17:56:45.000Z2023-06-01T17:34:32.000ZSen. Merkley: Majority of votes on debt deal advancing ‘Republican agenda’ coming from DemocratsSenator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) joins Andrea Mitchell to explain why he does not support the debt limit deal reached by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and weigh in on if the bill will pass in the Senate before the June 5 deadline. “Yes, it's going to pass. Obviously, we saw what happened in the House. Members are very afraid of attack ads,” Merkley says. “But what we ended up doing in this great irony is the majority of the votes are coming from Democrats for an agenda that is the Republican agenda. Even Republicans are scratching their heads over how this came to be, and it really comes from Democrats wanting to backup the President.”3032023-06-01T17:33:39.000Z2023-06-01T17:27:48.000ZLarry Summers has ‘grave concern’ with the cutback in IRS resources in the debt dealFormer Clinton Treasury Secretary Larry Summers joins Andrea Mitchell to weigh in on the potential economic impacts of the debt limit deal negotiated by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. “Most of the elements in that compromise are broadly reasonable from my point of view. Where I have a grave concern is with the cutback in the resources for the IRS,” says Summers. “I wish the Republicans had not pushed for it so hard and not been so insistent on it, frankly, had not been so demagogic about the IRS and I wish that President Biden and his team had not acceded to it. But overall, this is a good agreement.”4072023-06-01T17:27:02.000Z2023-06-01T17:28:11.000ZPaul Charlton: Trump would face charges under Espionage Act if he took classified military docsNew York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker, Politico White House Bureau Chief Jonathan Lemire, and former U.S. Attorney Paul Charlton join Andrea Mitchell to react to a 2021 recording in which former President Donald Trump acknowledged that he took a classified military planning document and to analyze the impact on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into the documents found at Mar-a-Lago. “The Department of Justice will not have to prove that the document President Trump had in his hand is a classified document to show a violation of the Espionage Act. There would be other charges that may very well meet that definition, if in fact this was a classified document,” says Charlton. “Holding classified documents at a golf country club is wholly inappropriate, and that is a violation of the law as well.” 4772023-06-01T17:26:55.000Z2023-06-01T17:12:59.000ZSteve Rattner: The White House deserves a victory lap on the debt dealMorning Joe economic analyst Steve Rattner joins Morning Joe to discuss the House's passing of the Biden-McCarthy debt ceiling deal.5542023-06-01T17:12:02.000Z2023-06-01T16:37:08.000Z'It's a joyous time': Stars of Broadway's '& Juliet' nominated for TonysThe Broadway show '& Juliet' is nominated for nine Tony Awards, and actors Lorna Courtney and Betsy Wolfe are both nominated. Courtney and Wolfe join Morning Joe to discuss the show and their nominations.3492023-06-01T16:36:10.000Z2023-06-01T16:09:14.000Z'Disgusting': Iranian activist Masih Alinejad responds to persecution of two women journalists Two women journalists stand trial in Iran for their coverage of Mahsa Amini’s death, which sparked widespread protests. "This is disgusting," Iranian journalist and activist Masih Alinejad says. "Those who actually killed Mahsa Amini and more than 600 innocent protestors are walking freely in the streets."2482023-06-01T16:08:33.000Z2023-06-01T15:58:21.000ZAmazon's Ring to pay $5.8 million over allegations employees spied on customers.NBC’s legal analyst Danny Cevallos joins Ana Cabrera to discuss the unsettling privacy and security concerns surrounding Ring’s $5.8 million settlement.2542023-06-01T15:57:41.000Z2023-06-01T15:50:41.000ZChris Matthews: It was the right decision for Biden to put his weight into debt deal fightSusan Page, Chris Matthews and Rev. Al Sharpton discuss the growing 2024 GOP primary field along with the House's passing of the debt ceiling deal.5942023-06-01T15:49:14.000Z2023-06-01T15:44:36.000ZHow the debt ceiling deal could restart student loan repaymentsMillions of Americans with federal student loans are bracing for repayments to resume if the debt ceiling deal is signed into law. NBC News’ Lindsey Reiser has the story. 1412023-06-01T15:44:00.000Z2023-06-01T15:28:11.000ZSpecial counsel obtains recording of Trump discussing classified documentSpecial counsel Jack Smith has obtained a recording of former President Trump discussing a classified document he kept after leaving the White House, a source directly familiar with the matter tells NBC News. NBC's Ken Dilanian has details.682023-06-01T15:27:15.000Z2023-06-01T14:48:34.000ZChris Matthews: The two middles met on the debt ceilingChris Matthews joins Morning Joe to discuss the House's passage of the Biden-McCarthy debt ceiling deal.3532023-06-01T14:47:19.000Z2023-06-02T13:10:08.000ZAndrew Weissmann: If the audio exists, a question of when there will be chargesMultiple sources tell CNN that federal prosecutors have obtained a 2021 audio recording of Donald Trump acknowledging he kept a classified Pentagon document about a possible attack on Iran after leaving the White House. NBC News has yet to confirm the recording and Trump has denied any wrongdoing. Legal analyst Andrew Weissmann joins Morning Joe to discuss.3202023-06-01T13:06:57.000Z2023-06-01T12:12:43.000Z'Default was never an option': House GOP member on why he voted 'Yes'Rep. Mike Lawler, R-NY, joins Morning Joe to discuss the House's passing of the Biden-McCarthy debt ceiling deal and why he voted yes.3622023-06-01T12:11:35.000Z2023-06-01T11:37:32.000ZMajority of Americans comfortable seeing LGBTQ people in ads, report findsGLAAD President Sarah Kate Ellis joins Morning Joe at the start of Pride month to discuss the organization's annual Accelerating Acceptance study, which this year finds that non-LGBTQ Americans overwhelmingly agree that LGBTQ people should be free to live their lives and not be discriminated against. Ellis also discusses recent attacks from conservatives against companies that support Pride.4142023-06-01T11:36:46.000Z2023-06-01T10:51:29.000ZSpecial counsel obtains audio of Trump discussing classified doc after leaving office: ReportMultiple sources tell CNN that federal prosecutors have obtained a 2021 audio recording of Donald Trump acknowledging he kept a classified Pentagon document about a possible attack on Iran after leaving the White House. NBC News has yet to confirm the recording and Trump has denied any wrongdoing.6432023-06-01T10:50:40.000Z2023-06-01T10:21:12.000ZDee-Santis or Deh-Santis? His team won't sayIn the early days of his campaign, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has gone back and forth between pronouncing his name Dee-Santis and Deh-Santis. Axios' looks into the matter and why it matters.702023-06-01T10:20:34.000Z2023-06-01T06:27:37.000ZExperts warn AI could lead to human ‘extinction’Hundreds of pioneers in artificial intelligence signed a short statement warning that their technology could pose a “risk of extinction” to humanity on par with nuclear war. The New York Times’ Kevin Roose weighs in. 3332023-06-01T03:55:03.000Z2023-06-01T06:27:47.000ZReport: Trump caught on tape discussing classified document he keptAccording to a new report, federal prosecutors have a recording of Trump acknowledging he kept a classified document about Iran after leaving the White House. Former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance breaks it down. 3672023-06-01T03:32:03.000Z2023-06-01T06:28:09.000ZJust-impeached TX AG Paxton sued Dem stronghold in 2020 to block use of universal mail-in ballotsTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton was impeached by a majority of Democrats and his fellow Republicans over Memorial Day Weekend. The articles of impeachment include charges of abuse of office, adultery, bribery, and unethical behavior. He also successfully sued the state's most-populous county, Harris County, which happens to be heavily Democratic, to prevent it from using universal mail-in ballots in 2020. The Texas legislature trying to take control of elections in this Democratic stronghold today is discussed by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas and Texas politics expert Matthew Dowd on The ReidOut with Joy Reid.5082023-06-01T03:26:27.000Z2023-06-01T03:25:43.000ZLordy! Special counsel reportedly has audio of Trump talking about secret document he keptMary McCord, former principal deputy assistant attorney general for the National Security Division, talks with Alex Wagner about new reports that federal investigators with special counsel Jack Smith have audio of Donald Trump in which he not only admits keeping a secret document from his time in the White House but apparently demonstrates an awareness of the constraints of the document's classification. 3832023-06-01T03:25:07.000Z2023-06-01T03:33:33.000ZLawrence: The Biden debt negotiating team did an ‘incredibly good job’The House of Representatives voted to eliminate the debt ceiling for two years. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains why that outcome was almost unimaginable a week ago because Republicans were behaving like Logan Roy’s spoiled children.10362023-06-01T03:23:51.000Z2023-06-01T03:33:16.000ZSen. Chris Murphy: Debt deal 'is not an accomplishment'The House passed a bipartisan bill to suspend the debt ceiling ahead of next week’s deadline. It now heads to the Senate. Sen. Chris Murphy says the deal is not a "grand bipartisan victory.”6572023-06-01T03:16:44.000Z2023-06-01T03:17:44.000ZSpecial counsel reportedly has 'important' piece of evidence in possible case against TrumpThe Donald Trump Mar-a-Lago classified documents probe special counsel reportedly has “important” evidence in a possible case against the former president. New reporting indicates prosecutors have in their possession tape of Trump, after he left the White House, acknowledging that he was holding onto highly sensitive material, which he did not in fact declassify. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.6912023-06-01T02:34:29.000Z2023-06-01T03:17:02.000Z'Gimme a break!': Sen. Kaine vows to strip pipeline from debt ceiling dealSenator Tim Kaine talks with Alex Wagner about his objection to the inclusion of Mountain Valley Pipeline in the debt ceiling deal and his intention to remove that portion of the bill with an amendment when it comes to the Senate for consideration. While that piece of the deal is seen as a political concession to Joe Manchin, Kaine expresses particular frustration at not being consulted despite the pipeline affecting portions of his state, Virginia. 5332023-06-01T02:14:34.000Z2023-06-01T03:14:56.000ZHouse passes debt ceiling bill in push to avoid economic catastropheJen Psaki, former White House press secretary, and Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, talk with Alex Wagner about what was accomplished by both parties as the House passes the debt ceiling bill, sending it to the Senate, and what President Biden might do to avoid having to deal with a Republican debt ceiling stunt in a potential second term. 2792023-06-01T02:00:34.000Z2023-06-01T00:39:49.000ZBernie Sanders says he will vote against debt ceiling deal“It was not a difficult decision,” Sen. Bernie Sanders says on voting against the debt ceiling deal. “You don’t do deficit reduction in any moral sense on the backs of some of the people in this country who are barely making it right now.”3502023-06-01T00:35:51.000Z
