Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) joins Peter Alexander to discuss President Trump promising a "big surprise" around the midterms, why he predicts a GOP "electoral bloodbath" this midterm election, and his thoughts on Defense Secretary Hegseth's performance.
Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel joins Morning Joe to discuss the midterms and more. Emanuel argues that the American people see President Donald Trump, his family, and his friends making an extreme amount of money during his second term, and they connect that corruption with affordability and the rising cost of living.
Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) joins Peter Alexander to share why he warns about America falling into a "benevolent dictatorship" in the future and to give an update on his mentor Senator Mitch McConnell.
Stephanie Ruhle is publishing a book about her journey from Wall Street to TV. "The New Rules: Work, Life, Money and the Power of Minding Your Business" comes out in March. You can pre-order it now. #thenewrules #book #bookrelease #stephanieruhle #goodnewsruhles
MS NOW's Ines De La Cuetara joins Stephanie Ruhle with the story of a Texas father who was deported to Ghana, a country he has no ties to. #ghana #accra #trump #ice #immigration
CFTC Chairman Michael Selig discusses the agency’s proposed federal framework for crypto markets, what the new rules would mean for consumers and whether regulatory uncertainty could push financial innovation overseas. #foxbusiness #varney 0:06 - CFTC Proposes New Federal Crypto Framework 0:24 - How the New Crypto Exchange Rules Would Work 1:21 - Federal Protections and Safeguards for Crypto Markets 2:01 - Crypto Companies Are Moving Overseas Without Clear Rules 2:44 - Congress Failed to Act: What Happens Next
Incumbent Republican Maine Senator Susan Collins and her Democratic challenger Troy Jackson sparred during a debate on Tuesday night with the vote for the crucial Senate seat less than a month away.
MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian joins Morning Joe for the latest installment of "Justice Interrupted," a series highlighting how President Donald Trump has used clemency power unlike any president in modern history—throwing out the old rulebook and disregarding findings by judges and juries. Dilanian looks at the pardon of Michele Fiore, a Republican judge and former Las Vegas city councilwoman who was convicted in 2024 of defrauding donors by raising money to build a memorial statue for two fallen police officers, only to spend the funds on plastic surgery, rent and her daughter’s wedding. Trump granted Fiore a full pardon in April 2025.