Video: Stormy slams Trump, describes how he compared her to pregnant wife Ivanka
CNN’s Erin Burnett speaks with Sarah Gibson, the director of “Stormy,” a new documentary about Stormy Daniels.
CNN’s Erin Burnett speaks with Sarah Gibson, the director of “Stormy,” a new documentary about Stormy Daniels.
At a rally in Ohio, former President Donald Trump saluted people in prison for breaking into the Capitol on January 6th and falsely called them “hostages.” Trump’s former Vice President Mike Pence called that language “unacceptable.”
Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former personal attorney joins Michael Steele in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction that Donald Trump doesn’t has the funds he claimed he had while he was trying to get elected President, and how he may need to elicit foreign funding to pay his bills and legal judgements against him.
The Laborers’ International Union of North America has put out a new ad endorsing President Biden in 2024. Politico’s Eugene Daniels discusses.
Former President Trump warned that if he doesn’t win in November, it may be America’s last “meaningful” election. MSNBC senior political analyst Matthew Dowd discusses Trump’s comments and how the Biden campaign should respond.
The House of Representatives passed a bill that would ban TikTok in America, Donald Trump is now not in favor of the ban, Marjorie Taylor Greene is siding with Donald, the monologue gets interrupted by a TikToker, Joe Biden and Trump officially clinched their parties nominations, RFK Jr. is reportedly looking at quarterback Aaron Rodgers as a possible VP candidate, we are less than two weeks away from the start of Donald Trump’s trial related to the Stormy Daniels hush money case, Mike Lindell’s legal bills are adding up, and we head out to Hollywood Blvd to give men a women’s history mini-quiz.
Former President Donald Trump can’t find an insurance company to underwrite his bond to cover the massive judgment against him in the New York attorney general’s civil fraud case, his lawyers told a New York appeals court. CNN’s Kara Scannell reports.
Desi Lydic and Michael Kosta weigh in on RFK Jr. shortlisting Aaron Rodgers as his VP pick, South Dakota governor Kristy Noem doing sponcon for a Texas dentist, and Ronny Chieng calls on America to step up its misinformation game after the House passed a bill to ban TikTok.
With hundreds of millions of dollars in legal penalties due in a matter of weeks, Donald Trump’s financial problems are no longer hypothetical, and his demonstrated willingness to abandon principle for the sake of a deal, as well as his apparent disregard for any duty to protect classified U.S. material, makes him “profoundly dangerous” to U.S. national security. Rachel Maddow argues that no one in Trump’s position would be given a security clearance in any other circumstance.
The presumptive GOP nominee is a dictator-loving Hitler fan who mocked President Biden’s speech impediment after the State of the Union. Across the pond, Brits are still trying to figure out what’s going on with Kate Middleton.
Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has brought war back to Europe and is transforming Russia itself— dissent is crushed, propaganda is raging and fear is everywhere. Filmed over 12 months with unparalleled access, VICE News documents how this war is pushing the country from authoritarianism to dictatorship.
Sarah Longwell of the Republican Accountability PAC joins Morning Joe to discuss the launch of a new $50 million general election campaign showcasing the first-person stories of more than 100 former Trump voters who refuse to support him again in 2024.
Jon Stewart unpacks the GOP’s migrant crime fearmongering, and brings in Desi Lydic to brainstorm on how Democrats might convict Trump. Ronny Chieng recaps Super Tuesday, the US sending aid to Gaza, and Trump’s attempt to lure in Black voters with AI.
The rapid growth of e-commerce in recent decades has been accompanied by an increase in digital trade barriers. Those include requirements for companies to store their data in the country where it is collected or to hand over their source code to a joint venture partner in order to do business in a particular market. Until now, the United States has been a leading voice on the international stage pushing back against such provisions, which it argued not only hurt big tech companies but small and medium-size companies that increasingly rely on the internet to do business.
EXPOSED: Former White House physician and current GOP congressman Ronny Jackson faces intense scrutiny as revelations of his demotion from the U.S. Navy surface. Allegations of misconduct have rocked Jackson’s reputation, sparking debates over his retired rank and continued use of his former title. Dive into the unfolding controversy surrounding Jackson’s turbulent career and the implications for his political future.
For decades, the federal government has gone back and forth on the best way to solve the problem of workers who struggle to earn a living after graduating from the country’s for-profit colleges or career training programs. The Obama administration first laid out specific metrics requiring schools who want access to a lucrative stream of government funds to prove that its graduates are prepared for “gainful employment” and don’t end up with lots of student debt relative to their income. But Obama’s team never fully implemented its rules after lengthy legal fights. The Trump administration eventually scrapped the effort. Then Biden won office, and revived Obama’s plan — with a twist.
Eagle Pass, Texas has become the epicenter of the national immigration debate, but who are the real “invaders” of this community? Michael Kosta talks to residents of Eagle Pass who have had it with the right-wing media, politicians, and fearmongering Trump supporters taking over their town and jacking up their hotel prices.
Organizations that fall victim to hacks often keep tight-lipped about what happened due to fear of legal liability or brand damage. But cybersecurity experts have long warned that the country will never break free from an endless cycle of computer breaches unless companies and government agencies become more transparent about how they got infiltrated. The danger was underscored in 2020 when a sophisticated Russian hack breached nine federal agencies.
Dr. Harold Bornstein said that longtime bodyguard Keith Schiller, then a White House aide, and Trump Organization lawyer Alan Garten came to his office with a third man and took the president’s medical files.
John Oliver discusses the Supreme Court, the ethically questionable gifts some of the justices receive, and an offer for Clarence Thomas that could ruin John’s life. Genuinely. You’ll see.