Nov. 22: NBC's Domenico Montanaro talks about the Senate's health care vote, the "Louisiana Purchase" and what's next.(Other)

Nov. 22: Rep. Patrick Kennedy says that he is ban from Communion because of his support for abortion rights. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports.(Other)

Nov. 22: United States Postal Service has agreed to resume a program that answers children's letters to Santa sent to North Pole, Alaska. Msnbc's Alex Witt gets the details from the Washington Post's Ed O'Keefe.(Other)

Nov. 22: Atlantis astronaut Randolph Bresnik is a new dad, announcing the birth of his daughter, Abigail, on NASA's airwaves. NBC's Jay Barbree reports.(Other)

Nov. 21: Republicans, lead by Arizona Sen. John McCain, say the proposed Democratic health care bill is too expensive, during a debate on the Senate floor.(NBC News)

Nov. 21: Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., says, "I will vote in support of cloture on the motion to precede of this bill," during a debate on health care on the Senate floor. Watch her entire speech.(NBC News)

Nov. 21: Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., says, "I am moving forward on this debate." Listen to her entire speech, during the Senate's debate on health care.(NBC News)

Nov. 21: A collection of Michael Jackson memorabilia, including the rhinestone-studded glove he wore when he performed his first moonwalk dance in 1983, is being sold at auction. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports.(Other)

Nov. 21: In his weekly radio and Internet address, President Obama sounds off about his trip to Asia saying, "I spoke with leaders in every nation I visited about what we can do to sustain this economic recovery and bring back jobs and prosperity for our people."(NBC News Channel)

Nov. 21: Holiday travelers can expect fewer flights and added fees. Msnbc's Alex Witt speaks with Travelocity.com's Genevieve Shaw Brown.(Other)

Nov. 21: Dissidents and pro-government forces clash in Cuba over the treatment of a blogger. NBC's Mary Murray has the details.(Other)

Nov. 20: Rachel Maddow is joined by former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, Air America Radio correspondent Ana Marie Cox, and FiveThirtyEight.coms Nate Silver to talk about whether the Senate will vote to start debate on the health reform bill.(Other)

Nov. 20: Countdown guest host Lawrence ODonnell talks about the Palin media blitz as seen through the eyes of late night TV.(Countdown)

Nov. 20: After ten months on the job, has President Barack Obama stuck his chin out on too many issues? Atlantic Medias Ron Brownstein and USA Todays Susan Page debate.(Hardball)

Nov. 20: Meet the Press moderator David Gregory and the Atlantic Medias Ron Brownstein debate whether the Democrats can prevent a filibuster on the health reform bill Saturday night.(Other)

Nov. 20: Retired Army Gen. Barry McCaffrey examines President Barack Obamas impending strategy decision with regard to Afghanistan.(Other)

Nov. 20: Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Fla., joins Morning Meeting to discuss his new amendment, co-sponsored by Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, calling for the first independent audit of the Federal Reserve.(Other)

Nov. 20: Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas, discusses his assertion that Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner should step down.(Other)

Nov. 20: Broadcasting from New Orleans John McDonogh High School, msnbcs Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski and Willie Geist encourage viewers with a community involvement call-to-action.(Other)

Nov. 20: Secretary of Education Arne Duncan who visited John McDonogh High School in October joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the dramatic rebirth of New Orleans education system.(Other)

Nov. 20: Princeton University Professor Melissa Harris-Lacewell joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the past, present and future of the Big Easy.(Other)

Nov. 20: Valerie Jarrett, senior adviser to President Obama, says the White House stands behind Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, and that the administration's economic team saved the U.S. from the brink of economic disaster.(Other)

Nov. 20: New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees talks football as well as the teams impact on the citys recovery effort with msnbcs Willie Geist and Mike Barnicle.(Other)

Nov. 19: Rachel Maddow is joined by Sen. Amy Klobuchar to talk about the health care debate and the fight to get conservative Democrats on board.(Other)

Nov. 19: Blogger Arianna Huffington discusses the pitfalls of too many people believing the extreme conspiracy theories that have become Glenn Beck's stock in trade.(Countdown)

Nov. 19: The federal government is considering using about $200 billion in unused TARP funds to pay down the deficit, an idea that The Washington Post's David Cho tells msnbc is proving to be unpopular.(Other)

Nov. 19: NBC News deputy political director Mark Murray examines the impact the RGA meetings could potentially have on the 2010 GOP playbook.(Other)

Nov. 19: Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., discusses whether moderate Democrats can be convinced to vote for the health reform bill.(Other)

Nov. 19: After billions in taxpayer bailouts, Wall Street is on track to pay a record $162 billion in bonuses. Elizabeth Warren, chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel, discusses.(Other)

Nov. 19: Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the support for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's 10-year, $849 billion measure.(Other)

Nov. 19: The former New York City mayor joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the Obama administrations decision to try terror suspects in a New York civilian court.(Other)

Nov. 19: Times Richard Stengel joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the publications upcoming cover story on the rise of the slow parenting movement.(Other)

Nov. 19: Local and national officials are on the lookout for an elderly, gray-haired man who they believe is responsible for the hold-up of five San Diego-area banks. Msnbcs Willie Geist reports.(Other)

Nov. 19: Former McCain campaign advisor Carly Fiorina joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss her campaign for the U.S. Senate.(Other)

Nov. 18: Michael Grunwald, national correspondent for Time magazine talks with Rachel Maddow about a new ruling against the Army Corps of Engineers for negligence in preventing flooding in New Orleans.(Other)

Nov. 18: George Washington University Prof. Jonathan Turley discusses the relatively unusual legal situation of trying 9/11 suspects in New York City.(Countdown)

Nov. 18: The Congressional Budget Office now estimates that the Senate health care bill would cover 94 percent of Americans, and reduce the federal deficit by $127 billion in the first 10 years. Msnbc's Tamron Hall reports.(Other)

Nov. 18: Rep. Jane Harman (D-Calif) talks about her recent trip to Afghanistan and Pakistan, and expresses skepticism about the Karzai government's ability to clean up corruption.(Other)

Nov. 18: Former McCain staffer John Yob discusses why Sarah Palin may have chosen Michigan as the first stop in her book tour.(Other)

Nov. 18: Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., Slate.coms Jacob Weisberg and the Chicago Sun-Times Lynn Sweet debate whether the government has let enough time pass for hearings to begin.(Other)

Nov. 18: Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H, joins the Morning Meeting panel to debate whether or not the cost of a government public option would be less expensive than other insurance plans.(Other)

Nov. 18: Former Obama campaign manager David Plouffe joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the driving force behind the historic campaign, the impact of vice presidential selections, as well as the presidents approval rating.(Other)

Nov. 18: NBC News legal analyst Dan Abrams joins the Morning Joe gang to offer his take on the political ramifications of the Obama administration's decision to try the suspected 9/11 plotters in a New York court.(Other)

Nov. 17: Rachel Maddow discusses statements by former McCain campaign staffer Nicolle Wallace to The Rachel Maddow Show about Sarah Palin's new book with Ana Marie Cox of Air America Radio.(Other)

Nov. 18: President historian Michael Beschloss joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the results of a new Quinnipiac poll that puts the presidents approval rating below 50 percent for the first time.(Other)

Nov. 18: In an interview with Vogue magazine, the former New York senator admits she was shocked when President Barack Obama called to offer the Secretary of State job. Msnbcs Willie Geist reports.(Other)

Nov. 18: NBC congressional correspondent Luke Russert joins msnbc's Willie Geist to discuss the state of health care legislation in the Senate, as well as Majority Leader Harry Reid's role in pushing for the passage of a potential bill.(Other)

Nov. 17: Countdowns Keith Olbermann fact checks some of the claims made by former partial-term Alaska governor Sarah Palin in her new book and corresponding promotional interviews.(Countdown)

Nov. 17: The Atlanta Journal-Constitutions Cynthia Tucker and radio host Michael Smerconish discuss the real reason behind Sarah Palins memoirs.(Hardball)

Nov. 17: Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, D-Fla., talks about her plans to get the anti-abortion amendment stripped from the health reform bill.(Other)

Nov. 17: NBCs Andrea Mitchell and a panel critique Sarah Palins popularity after the release of her autobiography Tuesday.(Other)

Nov. 17: A Morning Meeting panel talks about the furious debate between politicians over whether sending Guantanamo Bay detainees to an Illinois prison is an unacceptable risk.(Other)

Nov. 17: Gayle King, Editor-at-Large of O Magazine, was in the audience for Oprah's interview with Sarah Palin and shares her impressions on Morning Joe.(Other)

Nov. 17: Former Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., Newsweeks Katie Connolly and The Washington Posts Jonathan Capehart debate whether Sarah Palins book tour is a first step towards a presidential run in 2012.(Other)

Nov. 16: Senator Sherrod Brown joins Rachel Maddow to review the internal squabbles tripping up Republican opposition to health reform and the strategy by Senate Democrats to make Republican stall tactics as difficult as possible.(Other)

Nov. 16: Countdowns Keith Olbermann reads an account by producer Rich Stockwell of the free health clinic held in New Orleans over the weekend, in which over 1,000 people attended.(Countdown)

Nov. 16: Palin adviser Fred Malek and msnbcs Pat Buchanan talks about the Sarah Palin publicity tour set to begin on Tuesday with the release of her memoirs.(Hardball)

Nov. 16: Former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff discusses whether having the Sept. 11 trials in New York will bring a terror risk to the state.(Other)

Nov. 16: Trying five accused Sept. 11 suspects in New York City could create a big liability for the CIA, bringing controversial Bush era interrogation practices back in the spotlight. Newsweeks Michael Isikoff discusses.(Other)

Nov. 16: NBCs Andrea Mitchell talks with tennis legend Andre Agassi about his new book, Open: An Autobiography, which talks about his his childhood, marriages, career and drug use.(Other)

Nov. 16: Speaking at a town hall meeting with Chinese university students, President Obama says, I'm a big supporter of non-censorship," in the course of answering one question about Internet usage. Watch the entire speech.(NBC News)

Nov. 16: Former Gov. George Pataki, R-N.Y., Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., and Salon.coms Glenn Greenwald join Morning Meeting to discuss the controversy surrounding the Obama administrations decision to bring the 9/11 suspects to trial in New York City.(Other)

Nov. 16: A Morning Meeting panel talks about a New York Times report which suggests lobbyists provided talking points to lawmakers during the House health care debate.(Other)

Nov. 15: President Obama met with Russia's President Dimitry Medvedev in Singapore before flying to China. NBC's Mike Viqueira has the details.(Other)

Nov. 14: Speaking in Japan, President Obama says that the U.S. won't be cowed by North Korea's defiance. NBC's Mike Viqueira reports.(Other)

Nov. 15: An arrest warrant has been issued for a German citizen who was reportedly demanding $100,000 from the supermodel and her husband. Msnbc's Alex Witt discusses the case with NBC News legal analyst Lisa Green.(Other)

Nov. 15: A Frontier Airlines plane was forced to return to the Kansas City International Airport after it struck a flock of birds. KSHB's Liz Zamora reports.(Other)

Nov. 14: Items collected from Bernie Madoff's Upper East Side apartment will be auctioned off in New York City. NBC's Jeff Rossen reports.(Other)

Nov. 14: Hundreds gather in Seoul, South Korea, to protest the government's plans to redeploy troops to Afghanistan. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.(msnbc.com)

Nov. 14: In his weekly video and Internet address, President Obama talks about the Fort Hood investigation, telling lawmakers to "resist the temptation to turn this tragic event into the political theater."(NBC News Channel)

Nov. 14: Delivering the Republicans' weekly radio and Internet address, Rep. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., promotes several provisions in the House GOP health care bill, which was rejected a week ago when the House passed the Democratic plan.(NBC News)

Nov. 13: Rachel Maddow is joined by MSNBC contributor Michael Isikoff to discuss how prosecutors could handle torture in the 9/11 terror trial and what could complicate the proceedings.(Other)

Nov. 13: Nicole Lamoreaux, executive director of the National Association of Free Clinics, and Dr. Corey Hebert, a volunteer at Saturday's free health-care fair in New Orleans talk about the state of medical care in America and why health reform is so necessary.(Countdown)

Nov. 13: President Barack Obamas reportedly planning to announce that he will focus extensively on cutting federal deficit in 2010, but after supporting the stimulus, bailouts, health care legislation and other government programs, how tough of a sell will this be? The Politicos Jim Vandehei discusses.(Other)

Nov. 13: Meet the Press moderator David Gregory talks about the hurdles ahead for Sarah Palin if she decides to run for president in 2012.(Other)

Nov. 13: According to officials, alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Guantanamo Bay detainees will stand trial in a civilian court. A Morning Meeting panel discusses.(Other)

Nov. 13: In a speech announcing the launch of the new George W. Bush Institute, the former president reflected on the financial crisis, and said signing the $700 billion financial bailout was one the of the difficult decisions of his presidency. Former Bush Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez, msnbcs Ed Schultz and the Washington Posts Jonathan Capehart share their reactions.(Other)

Nov. 13: As President Barack Obama weighs whether to send more troops and deepen U.S. involvement, NBCs Chuck Todd and David Gregory discuss the factors that are influencing the commander in chief's decision-making process.(Other)

Nov. 13: The Morning Joe gang discusses Attorney General Eric Holder's announcement that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be tried in a New York civilian court.(Other)

Nov. 13: Tennis legend Andrea Agassi discusses the reasons he decided to share his life story in, Open.(Other)

Nov. 13: Msnbcs Willie Geist counts down the weeks most memorable stories.(Other)

Nov. 13: Msnbc political analyst Lawrence O'Donnell explains why the election may still go to the conservative candidate.(Other)

Nov. 13: Msnbc political analyst Lawrence ODonnell joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the former GOP vice presidential candidates media blitz and the resignation of Lou Dobbs.(Other)

Nov. 13: Would Levi Johnston be invited to Thanksgiving at the Palin household? Msnbc's Willie Geist previews more of the former GOP vice presidential candidate's interview with Oprah.(Other)

Nov. 12: Accused Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Hasan was formally charged today with 13 counts of murder but not terrorism. Rachel Maddow is joined by George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley to explain why.(Other)