The Rachel Maddow Show

Donald Trump aide Walt Nauta is set to enter a plea on Thursday in Miami federal court on charges he helped Trump hide documents that Trump took to his Mar-a-Lago residence.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing criticism over a new campaign video posted to Twitter on the last day of Pride Month attacking Trump for his past support for the LGBTQ community.

NBC News’ Matt Bradley has the latest details on Israel’s biggest incursion into the occupied West Bank in 20 years.

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC, received boos on Saturday during a Trump rally in his home state of South Carolina, and Trump appeared to do little to stop the booing. Claire McCaskill weighs in on the moment.

At least five people were killed and two minors were wounded by gunfire when a man wearing body armor opened fire in a Philadelphia neighborhood Monday, police said. Police continue to investigate a motive in the shooting.

The Bidens hosted a July 4th celebration at the White House on Tuesday complete with a barbecue, concert and fireworks. Meanwhile, former President Trump spent the day on social media while other Republican presidential candidates were out campaigning. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

On the grim first anniversary of the overturning of Roe, Democratic Attorneys General Ellen Rosenblum of Oregon and Dana Nessel of Michigan join Morning Joe to discuss the challenges and implications of Roe v. Wade being overturned, emphasizing the critical role of preserving reproductive rights and ensuring comprehensive healthcare for all individuals.

Rita Wilson, celebrated actress and musical artist, takes us behind the scenes of her new single “Little Black Dress.” Sharing her deep attachment to clothing and the memories they evoke, Wilson unveils the storytelling aspect of her song.  Wilson also reveals the exciting lineup of legendary artists she collaborated with on her album, including Willie Nelson and Jackson Browne, and shares her experience immersing herself in Wes Anderson’s imaginative world for “Asteroid City.”

Latino voters across the country are expressing concerns about the economy and rising costs, affecting their perception of the ‘American Dream.’ Democrats’ efforts to secure Latino support face challenges as trust in the party’s ability to deliver on issues such as crime, public safety, and immigration decreases. Wadi Gaitan of the Libre Initiative joins Morning Joe to highlight the shift of Latino voters and the need for Democrats to court their support actively.  

The short-lived armed rebellion in Russia has exposed deep weaknesses inside the Kremlin and undermined Russian President Vladimir Putin’s 23-year rule like never before. Richard Haass and David Ignatius discuss.