The MS NOW host delivered an impromptu rallying cry live on the air after news broke that veteran "60 Minutes" anchor Scott Pelley had been fired.

Rachel Maddow observed that "the pushback always and ever matters" while discussing the end of President Trump's planned $1.8 billion "slush fund." In recent weeks, the president and some of his allies have made public plans to use the $1.

Rachel Maddow received a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Stanford University before attending Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship and earning a doctorate in political science. She became an MSNBC political analyst in 2008,

Rachel Maddow is working on a new book about the Justice Department. Crown announced Monday that "Department of Fate" will be published on November 10, a week after this year's midterm elections.

Rachel Maddow is none too pleased about the firing of “60 Minutes” veteran Scott Pelley this week, and she minced no words about it on Tuesday night. The MS NOW host promptly called out the “Hungarian-style oligarchic takeover” of CBS, live on-air.

Maddow, 53, made her case while reacting to news of Pelley's Tuesday firing during a 'special primary coverage' special in real-time.

Rachel Maddow roasted Trump over a series of what she called "botched" celebrations like the "Freedom 250" debacle that she insists has left him "humiliated." The post Rachel Maddow Roasts ‘Humiliated’ Trump Over Series of ‘Botched Celebrations’ Like Freedom 250 Concert first appeared on Mediaite.

“You know, this is kind of how it goes with Trump," said the MS NOW host.