Hillary Clinton, Democratic front-runner for the 2016 presidential nomination, talks with Rachel Maddow about whether, if she wins the nomination, she would rule out a female running mate to balance ...
Rachel Maddow looks at the fundraising boost Bernie Sanders received after his primary win in New Hampshire but notes that once the state's delegates and super delegates are apportioned, Sanders' big ...
Rachel Maddow reviews instances of Presidents Reagan and H.W. Bush taking executive action on immigration, contrary to anti-Obama Republicans who insist that President Obama's proposed action in the ...
Rachel Maddow talks with New Hampshire voters at a John Kasich town hall and notes that Kasich's particular style of personal engagement is likely the reason he is polling so well in the ...
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Mayor Mark Stodola, of Little Rock, Arkansas, talks with Rachel Maddow about his concerns that a newly passed Arkansas discrimination bill will discourage investment by tech companies, and his hope ...
Congressman John Lewis talks with Rachel Maddow about the history of apartheid in South Africa and the global movement inspired by Nelson Mandela. Dec. 6, 2013 ...
MSNBC's Chris Hayes talks with Rachel Maddow about the degree of hostility with which Hillary Clinton is engaging Bernie Sanders on the differences in their ideas for how best to deal with providing ...
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Rachel Maddow notes the unexpected success of the Bernie Sanders campaign, with huge crowds flocking to hear the candidate speak, and points out the tension over New Hampshire ballot rules and the ...
Paul Rieckhoff, founder and CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans for America, talks with Rachel Maddow about the sketchy supposed veterans group behind a recent Trump fundraiser, and the omission of ...
When Donald Trump militarized the nation’s capital, the president didn’t just tout discredited and pretextual concerns about crime. The Republican also committed to what he described as a new ...