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Mom of 'distressed' baby on AOL CEO

Deanna Fei, the parent of a “distressed" baby cited by AOL CEO Tim Armstrong as one of the reasons for the company’s cuts in its 401 (k) plan, speaks to Craig Melvin about Armstrong’s recent personal apology and what it was like to have her child's... Duration: {{video.duration.momentjs}}

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Mom of 'distressed' baby on AOL CEO

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Mom of 'distressed' baby on AOL CEO

Deanna Fei, the parent of a “distressed" baby cited by AOL CEO Tim Armstrong as one of the reasons for the company’s cuts in its 401 (k) plan, speaks to Craig Melvin about Armstrong’s recent personal apology and what it was like to have her child's...

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

02/10/14

Duration: 4:20

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‘This is a no-brainer’

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‘This is a no-brainer’

Lawrence O'Donnell talks with Steven Brill about his new history of the Affordable Care Act- and the possible outcome when it goes before the Supreme Court in March.

The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell

01/29/15

Duration: 5:41

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Health concerns over e-cigarettes

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Health concerns over e-cigarettes

New reports raise concerns over the growing trends around electronic cigarettes, prompting California to take steps to regulate the product similar to tobacco products. Ed Schultz, Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Dr. Corey Hebert discuss.

The Ed Show

01/29/15

Duration: 7:30

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Should anti-vaxxing parents be sued?

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Should anti-vaxxing parents be sued?

With almost a hundred cases of measles recently nationwide, some are asking whether parents who refuse to vaccinate their kids should be held legally responsible if others get sick. Head of Medical Ethics at NYU, Professor Art Caplan lays out his...

Ronan Farrow Daily

01/29/15

Duration: 6:17

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Gut Check: Measles outbreak

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Gut Check: Measles outbreak

Should parents who choose note to vaccinate their kids be held responsible if they've contributed to an outbreak? It’s our #NewsNation gut check.

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

01/29/15

Duration: 1:05

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Measles spreads to 95 cases in 8 in states

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Measles spreads to 95 cases in 8 in states

There’s been a lot of criticism aimed at parents who refuse to vaccinate their children since the outbreak began. Should those parents be sued? Professor of Bioethics and Public Health Dr. Nancy Kass and Health Care Attorney Nick Diamond weigh in.

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

01/29/15

Duration: 4:39

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Good news for Obamacare

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Good news for Obamacare

Talking Points Memo Daniel Strauss discusses all the political headlines dominating the White House this week including good news that 9.5 million people have signed up for Obamacare.

The Cycle

01/28/15

Duration: 6:31

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Study links women to painkiller use

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Study links women to painkiller use

A new study finds a high use of opioid painkiller's among women of reproductive age. Harper's Bazaar's Laura Brown and Dr. Emily Senay join Morning Joe to discuss the study as well as the SAG Awards and the Miss Universe pageant.

Morning Joe

01/26/15

Duration: 8:59

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Crisis hotline the last defense for some vets

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Crisis hotline the last defense for some vets

Though only 1% of Americans serve in the military, 20% of suicides are veterans. Ellen Goosenberg Kent, Director of Oscar-nominated documentary "Crisis Hotline" joins to discuss the V.A.'s Veterans Crisis Line.

Taking the Hill

01/25/15

Duration: 5:58

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A biography of PTSD

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A biography of PTSD

A new study finds that veterans suffering from PTSD goes back nearly as far as warfare itself. Author David Morris joins Patrick Murphy to talk about his new book

Taking the Hill

01/25/15

Duration: 6:46

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GOP punts on its abortion ban

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GOP punts on its abortion ban

Republican women in Congress revolted over a provision in the House’s 20-week abortion bill, causing the bill’s vote to be canceled. Melissa Harris-Perry’s guests examine the events of this week and what they mean for the politics of choice.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/24/15

Duration: 7:49

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Learning to live after PTSD

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Learning to live after PTSD

David J. Morris, author of "The Evil House: A Biography of post-traumatic stress disorder" joined the table to discuss his experience with PTSD and how he was changed forever.

The Cycle

01/23/15

Duration: 5:31

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‘March for Life’ coincides with House...

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‘March for Life’ coincides with House...

MSNBC’s Irin Carmon talks with Luke Russert about the March for Life in Washington, D.C. and Republican disagreement in the House over a provision in the 20-week abortion bill.

The Briefing

01/23/15

Duration: 10:55

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Republican women revolt against abortion ban

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Republican women revolt against abortion ban

Chris Hayes outlines a dramatic rift in the House Republican caucus that resulted in the last-minute tabling of a 20-week abortion ban that earlier seemed certain to pass.

All In with Chris Hayes

01/22/15

Duration: 7:43

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Magic Kingdom measles outbreak

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Magic Kingdom measles outbreak

A Measles outbreak that may have started in Disneyland has now spread to six states. And, as infectious disease expert Dr. Peter explains, that may have a lot to do with a surprising Hollywood anti-vaccination movement.

Ronan Farrow Daily

01/22/15

Duration: 4:03

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GOP debates new abortion bill

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GOP debates new abortion bill

After an embarrassing revolt by several women of their own party, House Republicans are debating a new and less controversial bill that bans federal funding for abortion. MSNBC’s Irin Carmon reports from Washington, DC.

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

01/22/15

Duration: 3:28

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New reasons to be worried about 'the pill'?

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New reasons to be worried about 'the pill'?

Dr. Natalie Azar and Cafe.com's Maggie Murphy join Morning Joe to discuss new research on the possible long-term impacts of the birth-control pill.

Morning Joe

01/22/15

Duration: 7:38

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Injury leads to eye surgery for Harry Reid

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Injury leads to eye surgery for Harry Reid

Rachel Maddow reports that Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid is back in Washington after a dramatic injury had him housebound at the start of the year, but will undergo eye surgery on Monday to help recover the vision in his right eye.

The Rachel Maddow Show

01/21/15

Duration: 2:41

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GOP women reject abortion bill, end debate

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GOP women reject abortion bill, end debate

Rachel Maddow relays breaking news that House Republicans have abruptly dropped plans to debate a federal ban on abortion 20-weeks after women in the party raised objections.

The Rachel Maddow Show

01/21/15

Duration: 1:34

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Measles outbreak spreads to a new state

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Measles outbreak spreads to a new state

Health officials believe the measles outbreak at Disneyland has spread to Oregon. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports on what is being called the worst outbreak in 15 years and the drastic measure one public school is taking in an effort to stop the spread.

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

01/21/15

Duration: 2:52

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