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Tim Reid, national political correspondent for Reuters, talks with Rachel Maddow about Reuters reporting on an alarming number of Republican candidates for secretary of state who want to run

Rachel Maddow shares details of reporting from Reuters on Republican candidates for secretary of state, the office that administers elections, who are open proponents of Donald Trump's Big Lie that

Rachel Maddow reports on the state of Alaska shifting all of its hospitals to crisis standards of care, making it the second state to do so after Idaho, and explains that this designation means that

Dr. Vin Gupta, critical care pulmonologist who serves on a Critical Care Air Transport Team with the Air Force Reserve, talks with Rachel Maddow about the strain that Covid has put on the U.S.

Acclaimed journalist Bob Woodward, Washington Post Associate Editor and co-author of 'Peril,' discusses the dire consequences America faced in the final dark days of the Trump presidency.

Bob Woodward joins MSNBC's Brian Williams and discusses how he and his fellow Washington Post journalist Robert Costa ended up writing their book on Trump's final days in office, 'Peril.' »

Republicans on the Hill have offered Democrats exactly zero votes to stop both a government shutdown and the default of the U.S. government, yet McConnell is trying to blame Democrats.

Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) tells Lawrence O’Donnell that if Mitch McConnell votes for the United States to default on its debt “the American people will hold him responsible if there’s damage

Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-WA) and 10 other centrist Democrats met with President Biden in one of three meetings the president held with key Democrats amid infrastructure negotiations.

Rep. Karen Bass joins Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss why the bipartisan talks with GOP Sen.

Loyce Pace, the Director of the Office of Global Affairs at the Department of Health and Human Services, tells Lawrence O'Donnell that the Biden administration is focused on helping countries

Donald Trump sued his niece Mary Trump and The New York Times seeking $100 million in damages over tax disclosures, NBC News confirms.

The GOP refusing to raise the debt ceiling is slammed by politics experts in conversation with Joy Reid. Opinion columnist Jennifer Rubin tells The ReidOut, ‘This is nihilism on steroids...

“I think on the back end of this delta wave, this may be our last major surge of coronavirus before we settle into a more seasonal endemic pattern with this virus,” says former FDA head Scott

Since Biden’s approval will likely predict the midterms, Dems must boost his success by passing his agenda.

The Beat with Ari Melber is now the longest running 6 p.m.

As the criminal probe into the Trump Organization finances continues, Trump is now suing his niece for $100 million dollars.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who famously defended Georgia’s results in the 2020 election to former President Trump, speaks to Nicolle Wallace about the onslaught of new voter

Boston Globe senior opinion writer Kim Atkins-Stohr and former US Solicitor General Neal Katyal discuss the legal ramifications surrounding Texas’ new abortion-ban bill and the potential other

Co-authors of the new book “Peril” Bob Woodward and Robert Costa discuss the documents, memos, and private conversation behind what amounts to a coup plot by the former president and the measures

Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) discusses efforts in Congress reign in the powers of the presidency because he says former President Trump has provided a roadmap for aspiring autocrats » Subscribe to

Ashley Parker, Phil Rucker and David Ignatius join Andrea Mitchell to discuss the call between President Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron earlier today.

Music mogul Clive Davis recounts launching the careers of Janis Joplin, Whitney Houston and dozens of other artists; explains why he views Gil Scott-Heron as the first rapper; how to tell when a

Dean Heller, a Republican running to be the next governor of Nevada, refuses to say President Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. NBC's Mark Murray has details.

Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Tx.) lists asylum law restrictions as the border in Del Rio, Tx.

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NBC News' Leigh Ann Caldwell reports that police reform talks are done on Capitol Hill saying,  "Senator Booker has called Senator Scott and said that he's done negotiating, that they cannot come to

Author Kurt Andersen joins Morning Joe to discuss recent reports on the toxic effects of Instagram and what Facebook internal memos showed about the platform and what Congress is doing about it.