A Washington Post report says Trump associate Roger Stone admitted to meeting with a Russian national in 2016 for dirt on Hillary Clinton. Washington Post reporter Manuel Roig-Franzia discusses what Stone told him. watch
NBC’s Mariana Atencio speaks with a 12-year-old girl who says she is afraid she will be separated from her parents, who are undocumented, and left “all alone with nobody to take care of me.” watch
Democratic Congresswoman Jackie Speier of California says a report from the Washington Post shows Trump associates Roger Stone and Michael Caputo lied under oath before the House Intelligence Committee, which she serves on. Rep. Speier explains why she believes the two could now face perjury charges. watch
Democratic Congressman Ruben Gallego from Arizona says the “zero tolerance” policy separating migrant parents from their children is “inhumane” and the Trump administration is holding these kids “hostage” to get the “stupid border wall.” watch
Pastor A.R. Bernard, a former member of President Trump's Evangelical Advisory Council, says the separation of migrant families at the border is a “demoralization” taking place in the halls of power. watch
NBC’s Dr. Natalie Azar discusses the opposition in the medical community to migrant families being separated at the border. She says the move will cause “toxic stress” that will have a lasting effect on the children, including emotional damage as well as physical harm. watch
Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell of Michigan says she thinks “the wall is stupid” but if the Republicans work with Democrats to stop the separation of migrant families, she’d support the wall. watch
A Washington Post report says Trump associate Roger Stone admitted to meeting with a Russian national in 2016 for dirt on Hillary Clinton. Former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance explains why this is a “serious matter” that will help Robert Mueller’s case. watch
NBC’s Mariana Atencio speaks with a woman who is seeking asylum from Honduras with her 11-month-old baby. The woman has been traveling for a month and a half, fleeing gang violence in her home country after the murder of her child’s father. watch
President Trump is doubling down on falsely blaming Democrats for immigration policy, even after Attorney General Jeff Sessions turned to the Bible to defend the practice of separating migrant children from their parents. Michael Eric Dyson, author of “What Truth Sounds Like,” tells Alex Witt why this was a “misuse of scripture.” watch
The $82 million dollar earning last year for Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner is raising questions about the ethics of having the two in the White House. Washington Post’s Amy Brittain has more. watch
Former federal prosecutor Liam Brennan says Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani’s comments on presidential pardons to “clean up” the Robert Mueller probe may be a signal to investigation witnesses. watch
MSNBC Political Analyst Jonathan Alter says President Trump can’t tell the difference between truth and lies anymore. Alter and Republican strategist Rina Shah explain why the press is pushing back on the White House with immediate fact checking. watch
President Trump continues to falsely blame Democrats for immigration policy that has led to the separation of migrant families. As MSNBC contributor Victoria DeFrancesco explains, this is policy the president can reverse, but he wants to use this as a “bargaining chip” for his border wall. watch
A migrant father and his son in a Texas shelter are reunited after being separated for five days. MSNBC’s Mariana Atencio shares their emotional story. watch
