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The United States is seeing levels of income inequality we have not seen since right before the Great Depression. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by Politico Chief Economic Correspondent Ben White, former

On the one-year anniversary since the Parkland school shooting, Hallie Jackson looks at what's changed, and what has stayed exactly the same.

It has been one year since the senseless mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by the Managing Editor for The Trace and the Project Manager for “Since

A judge has found that Paul Manafort lied about his contacts with Russian Intelligence, voiding his plea deal. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by NBC News National Security and Intelligence Reporter Ken

The House Judiciary advances bill HR8, which expands background checks for gun sales. Rep. Debbie Mucarasel-Powell, D-Fla., joins Morning Joe to discuss HR8, how her life was impacted by gun violence

Donald Trump has spent years stiffing contractors. In the new spending deal, he did it again.

Paul Manafort didn't just lie about trivial matters; he lied to federal prosecutors about his Russian contacts, for reasons that aren't altogether clear.

As the Democratic 2020 presidential field continues to take shape, where does one hopeful, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg stand on the issues, ranging from the Green New Deal to capitalism and

One of the consequences of the 2016 election was the repeal of deductibility for state and local taxes known as SALT. Now, with the new law having been in effect for only one tax year, the impact of

In a surprise move, the House voted unanimously on Wednesday to condemn anti-Semitism, which came two days after Democratic leaders publicly condemned Rep. Ilhan Omar for tweets that were considered

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors for special counsel Robert Mueller had proved that Paul Manafort lied on three occasions and agreed the prosecutors are no longer bound by a deal to

As the president's job approval numbers rise in the latest Gallup poll to 44 percent (up from 37 percent in January), Joe Scarborough offers some advice to Democrats.

Did Trump's competing rally with Beto O'Rourke help the upstart Democrat's 2020 changes? We talk to Todd Gilman and Garrett Haake.

Trump is again talking up his border wall as Congress waits for a funding compromise with hopes that the president will sign that legislation and avert another government shutdown. We talk to Phil

There's new trouble for Paul Manafort as a federal judge sides with Team Mueller. We talk about what it could mean for the fmr. Trump campaign boss and the president himself with Julia Ainsley, Jeremy

The White House claims that President Trump does not use the $50,000 simulator that he had installed in the White House.

Lawrence unpacks three breaking news stories. A judge in Manafort's case ruled that he lied to Mueller's team as House Judiciary chair summons Matt Whitaker back to clarify his testimony, and Trump

Rachel Maddow reports on a bipartisan background check bill passing the Democratically controlled House Judiciary Committee, the first such gun violence prevention legislation to pass the committee

Barbara McQuade, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about what it means that a judge has ruled against Paul Manafort, finding he lied to investigators, violating his plea agreement with

Rep. Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee talks with Rachel Maddow about the American public's need to know the findings of the Robert Mueller investigation whether Donald Trump's