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Columbia University professor of linguistics John McWhorter joins to discuss the unique way Donald Trump speaks which is unlike any president America's had before.

On the eve of his memoir 'Permanent Record' being published, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden talked at length from Moscow with MSNBC's Brian Williams in an exclusive interview.

Chris Hayes talks to the couple at the center of an incredible moment of POTUS/voter interaction, Aia Cooper and Michael Jones.

Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough address President Donald Trump's Thursday tweets about them, what it says about the president and the United States and the practical impact of his behavior.

Mika Brzezinski sits for a one-on-one interview with wife of Donald Trump, Melania Trump, to discuss growing up in Slovenia, her marriage and her husband's campaign.

Former Deputy National Security Advisor for President Obama Ben Rhodes, MSNBC national affairs analyst John Heilemann, former US Attorney Joyce Vance, and The Daily Beast’s Sam Stein on new

President Donald Trump left financial markets rattled, Congress blindsided, his own staff baffled and historians scratching their heads.

The New York Times obtained ten years of Donald Trump's tax information, beginning in the mid-1980s, and the Times found Trump lost $1.17 billion from 1985 to 1994.

Ari Melber looks at the year in late night comedy and Dave Chappelle reveals a sad scene at SNL on election night.

Joy Reid is joined by actor and author Ron Perlman, and Columbia University professor of linguistics John McWhorter, on the bombshell statements and run-on sentences from Donald Trump’s recent New

As a growing number of congressional Republicans announce their retirement, party officials fear the worst for their chances to retake the House.

Chris Hayes talks with two people who witnessed the executions of hundreds of inmates in Texas, as part of their job.

Former George W. Bush Chief of Staff, Andy Card, reflects on September 11, 2001, 15 years later and shares the 11 words he used to tell President Bush that the United States was under attack.

Legendary hip hop artist, actor and businessman, 50 Cent, joins Ari Melber to discuss his relationship with Trump and how he predicted that Michael Cohen would flip.

Rachel Maddow takes viewers page-by-page through Robert Mueller's freshly published and heavily redacted memorandum on the sentencing of disgraced former Donald Trump national security adviser

Ari Melber reports on the pressure building on Jared Kushner who Federal officials say has "significant financial entanglements" with a "foreign adversary" and could be using his White House job to

The Morning Joe panel continues its discussion about President Trump's latest remarks about Haiti and African countries, which are remarks the president disputes as the Washington Post stands by its

Rachel Maddow reviews a string of a string of instances from the G7 summit in which Donald Trump said something false, or self-contradictory, or simply absurd, making himself a global laughing

Mika Brzezinski learns what a "Furry" is and promptly runs off set.

Katy Tur talks with Chuck Todd at 92Y about her news book "Unbelievable" and her experiences covering President Donald Trump.

In wake of economists warning of economic contraction, the New York Times reports Trump believes economists and hand-packed staff are conspiring against him, to take away his ‘calling card for

From rhetoric to policy, the Trump administration is under fire for discrimination.

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Dr. Lance Dodes, one of the first mental health professionals who questioned Donald Trump's stability, discusses with Lawrence O'Donnell how Trump has devolved since the beginning of his presidency.

Bill Maher, host of HBO’s Real Time, joined Hardball to give his thoughts on the government shutdown, Steve King, and he thinks Trump should be impeached.

Seth Meyers, host of "Late Night," talks to Chuck Todd about the joke that just might have set the wheels in motion for Donald Trump's presidential bid, offering his “sincerest apologies to everyone”.

Description: A stunning report in TIME Magazine says that Trump is all but ignoring his intelligence briefers and the information they present to him.