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Rep. Mo Brooks reportedly admitted he received warning about violence on Jan.

Rep. Jamie Raskin: “I probably am representative of most of my Democratic colleagues and even some of Republican colleagues in that I just can’t take the lying anymore.

Infrastructure bill negotiations must include progressive priorities Rep. Ilhan Omar tells The ReidOut.

“Sports leagues have been able to do a lot of things that we struggled to do in broader society,” says Chris Hayes.

When public health official Dr. Faisal Khan addressed mask mandates at a St. Louis County council meeting, he was met with racist, xenophobic, and threatening ire.

Trillions of dollars of coronavirus relief programs are expected to lift nearly 20 million Americans out of poverty.

Trump ally Tom Barrack is awaiting trial after pleading not guilty to seven counts, including illegal foreign lobbying and making false statements to the FBI.

Texas State Representative Diego Bernal shares the highlights from his time speaking to Democrats in Congress and the Senate to support voting rights legislation and explains why Texas’ new voter

White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain reacts to Biden’s speech earlier today where the President urged Americans to get vaccinated because of the rising Delta variant cases.

President Biden announced new Covid-19 vaccine incentives including encouraging states to use federal funds to award unvaccinated people $100 if they get the vaccine.

Global health policy expert Dr.

NBC News' Scott MacFarlane interviews Capitol riot defendant Richard Barnett.

Athletes often use the Olympic stage to send a message.

Andrea Mitchell is joined by Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), an Iraq War Veteran and co-sponsor of a bill to help streamline the Special Immigrant Visa process as the first round of Afghan

As the Senate moves forward with a bipartisan infrastructure bill, Sen.

Former Senior Advisor of the White House Covid Response Team, Andy Slavitt discusses what's taking the FDA so long to give final approval to Covid vaccines.  » Subscribe to MSNBC

After losses in Texas, former President Trump's advisers are worried about his 'party clout,' according to new Politico reporting.

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Telemundo's Jose Diaz-Balart is joined by New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez to discuss his calls for the U.S to take further action in Cuba.  » Subscribe to MSNBC

House Problem Solvers Caucus Co-chairs, Reps.

A new report out reveals that virtually all children fell behind in reading and math learning over the course of the pandemic, with some students disproportionately affected.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg responds to Wednesday's Senate vote advancing the Biden-backed bipartisan infrastructure package and discusses the president's expected announcement to

Intel Comittee member, Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, joins Morning Joe to discuss the push for infrastructure and vaccination efforts in Maine and the U.S.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm joins Morning Joe to discuss the bipartisan infrastructure bill passing a key vote and what comes next.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said Wednesday she doesn't support a $3.5 trillion price tag for Democrats' sweeping social safety net bill, and she faced criticism from some progressives, including Rep.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell will use his campaign funds to pay for radio ads in Kentucky encouraging people to receive the coronavirus vaccine.

Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke joins Morning Joe to discuss the effort to stop Texas Republicans' plan to restrict voting rights in the state and the push for a voting rights bill at the federal level.

Rep. Tim Ryan, D-Ohio, publicly criticized House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy this week for mocking a House mask mandate. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

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