Jan. 7: Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates describes his incredible dislike of Congress in a new memoir out next week...
Jan. 7: Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates describes his incredible dislike of Congress in a new memoir out next week. Lawrence O'Donnell talks with David Corn and E.J. Dionne. Less
Oct. 15: The legendary actor and director tells TODAY about his new film, “All Is Lost,” in which he plays a nameless m...
Oct. 15: The legendary actor and director tells TODAY about his new film, “All Is Lost,” in which he plays a nameless man who gets lost at sea, and explains how he’s managed to stay centered in an industry that tends to objectify movie stars. Less
May 13: The actress joins TODAY to chat about starring in “Palo Alto,” a coming-of-age tale based on several short stories written...
May 13: The actress joins TODAY to chat about starring in “Palo Alto,” a coming-of-age tale based on several short stories written by actor James Franco. Less
Sept. 27: Chris Hayes talks about a looming government shutdown with the National Review's Robert Costa and MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Per...
Sept. 27: Chris Hayes talks about a looming government shutdown with the National Review's Robert Costa and MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry. Less
Oct. 3: House Republicans are urging each other to stand firm when it comes to a government funding bill. But some have a h...
Oct. 3: House Republicans are urging each other to stand firm when it comes to a government funding bill. But some have a hard time explaining their endgame. RNC Chair Reince Priebus carries that mantra of standing strong in shutdown as he talks to Thomas Roberts about the mindset of the GOP and their reasons behind not passing a CR to fund the government. Less
Jan. 13: Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates talks with Matt Lauer about his new memoir, “Duty,” which has sparked co...
Jan. 13: Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates talks with Matt Lauer about his new memoir, “Duty,” which has sparked controversy over criticism he made against a number of former colleagues, including President Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Less
Aug. 9: A vigorous debate on whether we would even be talking about surveillance if it weren't for Edward Snowden's leaks, ...
Aug. 9: A vigorous debate on whether we would even be talking about surveillance if it weren't for Edward Snowden's leaks, after President Obama's news conference Friday tried to answer the multiple issues raised by the surveillance. Robert Gibbs, NBC Political Analyst and former Press Secretary for President Obama, Spencer Ackerman, U.S. National Security Editor for The Guardian newspaper, Julian Sanchez, a fellow at the Cato Institute, and Liza Goitein, Co-Director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, join Ezra Klein, sitting in for Chris Hayes. Less
Aug. 9: Ezra Klein talks about NSA surveillance with Robert Gibbs, Spencer Ackerman, and Julian Sanchez.
Aug. 9: NTSB’s Senior Air Safety Investigator Robert Getz describes the crash site of a small private plane that crashed ...
Aug. 9: NTSB’s Senior Air Safety Investigator Robert Getz describes the crash site of a small private plane that crashed into two Connecticut homes. He confirms that the number of fatalities is not yet confirmed. Less
Aug. 12: Top Talkers: It looks like 2016 already: Rick Santorum and Ted Cruz visited the state over the weekend, and a P...
Aug. 12: Top Talkers: It looks like 2016 already: Rick Santorum and Ted Cruz visited the state over the weekend, and a PAC supporting Hillary held a town hall in the state on Friday. The Morning Joe panel – including the Council on Foreign Relations' Richard Haass, fmr. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs and NBC News’ Kasie Hunt – discusses Iowa, Harry Reid, Vladimir Putin and Reince Priebus. Less
Aug. 14: Robert Nelson was freed from a Kansas City prison after DNA evidence proved he has been convicted of almost thirty...
Aug. 14: Robert Nelson was freed from a Kansas City prison after DNA evidence proved he has been convicted of almost thirty years ago. Sharon Snyder, a court clerk who who helped Nelson obtain the DNA evidence, was then fired for her role in his exoneration. Chris Hayes interviews Robert Nelson and Sharon Snyder together on national TV for the first time. Less
Aug. 6: For months, fast food workers in major cities across the country have been walking off the job, demanding better pa...
Aug. 6: For months, fast food workers in major cities across the country have been walking off the job, demanding better pay from employers like McDonald’s, Burger King, and Taco Bell. While they’re calling for a living wage of $15 per hour, Moo Cluck Moo, a burger restaurant outside of Detroit, is coming close, paying its workers a minimum wage of $12 per hour. Moo Cluck Moo’s managing partner Allen Fisher joins Thomas Roberts to discuss why the restaurant is paying its employees more. Less
Aug. 20: Top Talkers: Some San Diego residents are defending their embattled mayor Bob Filner as he is expected to return t...
Aug. 20: Top Talkers: Some San Diego residents are defending their embattled mayor Bob Filner as he is expected to return to his job on Tuesday. And NJ Gov. Chris Christie is signing bills in his state that some say appear to be geared towards a presidential run. The Morning Joe panel – including former senior advisor for the McCain–Palin campaign Nicolle Wallace, MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts, Columbia University's Dr. Jeffrey Sachs and the Washington Post's Eugene Robinson – discusses. Less
Aug. 19: Bob Ingle, co-author of “Chris Christie: The Inside Story of his Rise to Power,” joins MSNBC’s Thomas Robert...
Aug. 19: Bob Ingle, co-author of “Chris Christie: The Inside Story of his Rise to Power,” joins MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts to discuss the political operation, donor base, and 50-state support Christie is building for a White House run. Less
Aug. 21: Top Talkers: Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has continued his call to defund Obamacare, speaking Tuesday. The Morning Joe...
Aug. 21: Top Talkers: Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has continued his call to defund Obamacare, speaking Tuesday. The Morning Joe panel – including the BBC's Katty Kay, MSNBC's Thomas Roberts, Brian Shactman, former senior advisor for the McCain–Palin campaign Nicolle Wallace – discusses. Less
Aug. 23: Home for recess and holding town halls, Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn talked about impeachment and President...
Aug. 23: Home for recess and holding town halls, Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn talked about impeachment and President Barack Obama. Is this a political maneuver or is it pandering to the base? A panel will join MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts to discuss. Less
Aug. 27: House Speaker John Boehner is promising a "whale of a fight" over the raising the debt ceiling when Congress retur...
Aug. 27: House Speaker John Boehner is promising a "whale of a fight" over the raising the debt ceiling when Congress returns from recess. But for some conservatives, the fight is with Speaker Boehner for not defunding Obamacare. MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discusses with former Labor Secretary Robert Reich and The Washington Post's Ezra Klein. Less
Sept. 3: The White House moved one step closer to obtaining the congressional stamp of approval, as the Senate Foreign Relations Commi...
Sept. 3: The White House moved one step closer to obtaining the congressional stamp of approval, as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to approve U-S military action against the Syrian government of President Bashir al-Assad. Chris Hayes leads a discussion with Tony Blinken, White House Deputy National Security Advisor, Robert Costa, Washington Editor of the conservative magazine and website The National Review, and Deborah Pearlstein, Assistant Professor of Law at The Benjamin Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University about what's next in the ongoing debate about Syria. Less
Aug. 27: President Obama has named 13 women to cabinet-level positions, the same number as President Clinton. But 20 years ...
Aug. 27: President Obama has named 13 women to cabinet-level positions, the same number as President Clinton. But 20 years after Clinton took office, some critics say the Obama administration has missed opportunities to put women in top positions. MSNBC contributor Robert Traynham and Impact Strategies' Angela Rye discuss. Less
Sept. 13: As both a government shutdown and a government default loom, Chris Hayes takes a look at how we got here and what's likely t...
Sept. 13: As both a government shutdown and a government default loom, Chris Hayes takes a look at how we got here and what's likely to happen next, with the Washington Post's Ezra Klein and National Review's Robert Costa. Less
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