Aug. 15: A series of back-to-school ads is creating backlash for Kmart. Some say some of their commercials are crossing the...
Aug. 15: A series of back-to-school ads is creating backlash for Kmart. Some say some of their commercials are crossing the line because of the way they portray African-American children. TheGrio.com’s Joy Ann Reid discusses. Less
Aug. 12: Rachel Maddow rounds up some of the more unconventional Republican political figures who have moved from the polit...
Aug. 12: Rachel Maddow rounds up some of the more unconventional Republican political figures who have moved from the political fringe to make outrageous assertions in the mainstream spotlight. Less
Aug. 15: Steve Kornacki, host of MSNBC's weekend morning show "Up with Steve Kornacki," talks with Rachel Maddow about the ...
Aug. 15: Steve Kornacki, host of MSNBC's weekend morning show "Up with Steve Kornacki," talks with Rachel Maddow about the Republican Party's need to appeal to a broader number of American voters while their right wing is pulling them to be more radical and uncompromising. Less
Aug. 19: Nineteen-year-old James Ward grew up in Los Angeles’ Skid Row neighborhood; on Monday, he will begin his freshma...
Aug. 19: Nineteen-year-old James Ward grew up in Los Angeles’ Skid Row neighborhood; on Monday, he will begin his freshman year at Howard University. After a friend at the LA’s Union Rescue created a website to raise fund for Ward, his tuition for the first year was attained in just seven days. Less
Aug. 19: Joe Tacopina, attorney for New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that Major League B...
Aug. 19: Joe Tacopina, attorney for New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that Major League Baseball’s investigation into performance-enhancing drugs was rife with misconduct. The high profile defense attorney accuses the Yankee organization of deliberately withholding information, and claims the allegations “will never stand up in a court of law.” Less
Aug. 19: Actor Eric Bana and director John Crowley join Alex Wagner to discuss their new film, “Closed Circuit,” which ...
Aug. 19: Actor Eric Bana and director John Crowley join Alex Wagner to discuss their new film, “Closed Circuit,” which follows CCTV cameras across London as the trial of an accused terrorist unveils an intricate web of classified evidence and a secret service cover-up. Less
Aug. 21: Rachel Maddow reports on North Carolina Republicans trying to cover up the record on some of their more egregious ...
Aug. 21: Rachel Maddow reports on North Carolina Republicans trying to cover up the record on some of their more egregious attacks on voting rights and notes the growth in the magnitude of pushback as increased attention turns the North Carolina Republican war on voting into a national story. Less
Aug. 24: Steve Kornacki and the Up panelists grill Republican New Jersey Senate candidate Steve Lonegan about a range of is...
Aug. 24: Steve Kornacki and the Up panelists grill Republican New Jersey Senate candidate Steve Lonegan about a range of issues, including the Affordable Care Act, a government shutdown, abortion, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, universal background checks, the NSA/privacy debate, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, and Hurricane Sandy relief. Less
Aug. 26: Singer Miley Cyrus has caused quite a stir with her dance moves at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, which were hel...
Aug. 26: Singer Miley Cyrus has caused quite a stir with her dance moves at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, which were held on Sunday, August 25, 2013 in Brooklyn, New York City. Cyrus did a sexually suggestive dance with singer Robin Thicke during his hit song "Blurred Lines." The Morning Joe panel discusses. Less
Aug. 26: With Sec. of State John Kerry saying it was "undeniable" that chemical weapons were used in Syria, the Assad Regim...
Aug. 26: With Sec. of State John Kerry saying it was "undeniable" that chemical weapons were used in Syria, the Assad Regime in Syria has crossed President Obama's red line. MSNBC's Ari Melber discusses how the U.S. might respond with former Ambassador Marc Ginsberg and Joe Stork of Human Rights Watch. Less
Aug. 25: Steve Kornacki fills in the important context surrounding the March on Washington, then discusses the socio-politi...
Aug. 25: Steve Kornacki fills in the important context surrounding the March on Washington, then discusses the socio-political climate of the 1960s with the Up panel. Less
Aug. 27: Tea Partiers show up to Speaker John Boehner's Ohio office, urging him to defund Obamacare, or else they'll start ...
Aug. 27: Tea Partiers show up to Speaker John Boehner's Ohio office, urging him to defund Obamacare, or else they'll start calling it "Boehnercare". In the meantime, Boehner offers tough talks at an Idaho fundraiser, promising "a whale of a fight" over the debt ceiling and spending cuts. Chris Hayes talks with Ben Domenech of The Heartland Institute about Republican leader's next move. Less
Aug. 26: Politico Playbook: "Whatever President Barack Obama says at the March on Washington ceremony on Wednesday, his adm...
Aug. 26: Politico Playbook: "Whatever President Barack Obama says at the March on Washington ceremony on Wednesday, his administration has already sent a loud message of its own: ramping up its push on voting rights by way of a risky strategy -- and pledging more tough moves to come," writes Politico's David Nather. Mike Allen joins Morning Joe to discuss. Less
Aug. 29: The actress opens up to NBC’s Meredith Vieira about her ongoing battle with incurable cancer, sharing some encou...
Aug. 29: The actress opens up to NBC’s Meredith Vieira about her ongoing battle with incurable cancer, sharing some encouraging news. Less
Aug. 30: For many, today was Deja Vu, with the rational for intervening in Syria sounding a lot like the chatter leading up...
Aug. 30: For many, today was Deja Vu, with the rational for intervening in Syria sounding a lot like the chatter leading up to the war in Iraq. Less
Aug. 29: They’re each stars of their respective parties, and now Bill Clinton and Sarah Palin are ending up on opposite s...
Aug. 29: They’re each stars of their respective parties, and now Bill Clinton and Sarah Palin are ending up on opposite sides of the war over Obamacare. Less
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