Judge calls mistrial in Clemens case July 14, 2011 Roger Clemens’ trial is over in its second day, after the judge declared it a mistrial. A decision will be made in September on whether the government can try again. NBC’s Pete Williams ...

The power of stupidity July 14, 2011 Hardball’s Chris Matthews explains why the real fight ahead, which some don’t realize, is “between people who fear American bankruptcy and those who refuse to think about it.” (Hardball)

The power of stupidity July 14, 2011 Hardball’s Chris Matthews explains why the real fight ahead, which some don’t realize, is “between people who fear American bankruptcy and those who refuse to think about it.” (Hardball)

Vive la Video Tweet! July 14, 2011 Bill Wolff, executive producer for the Rachel Maddow Show, shares a preview of tonight’s show - we disseminate the real debt ceiling crisis from the fake version, plus the latest details on the ...

Chuck’s First Read July 14, 2011 Chuck has the latest on the debt talks, the internal politics of the Republican leadership, and the latest 2012 news. (The Daily Rundown)

Cut, cap, balance still House conservatives’ ... July 14, 2011 Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz, a tea party favorite, joins to talk about the House Republicans’ firm stance on budget cuts and about his potential run for U.S. Senate. (The Daily Rundown)

Becerra: Republicans just focused on reelection July 14, 2011 Xavier Becerra, Vice Chair of the Democratic Caucus, joins to talk about the Democrats’ position in the debt talks. (The Daily Rundown)

Who will lose the most from the debt talks? July 14, 2011 Should Republicans fear the repercussions of the debt fight? RNC Chairman Michael Steele and Mother Jones’ David Corn debate. (Hardball)

Rep. Cantor – the face of the opposition? July 14, 2011 The Huffington Post’s Alex Wagner and author Ron Reagan debate whether Rep. Eric Cantor’s stubborn unwillingness to negotiate makes him a Tea Party hero or a Republican Party pariah. (Hardball)

Revisionist history, 101 July 14, 2011 Sideshow: Watch as Fox News’ Eric Bolling seems to forget the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. (Hardball)

Hacking scandal moves to the US July 14, 2011 Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., shares her thoughts the growing U.S. investigation into NewsCorp. (Hardball)

The Romney ad that never aired July 14, 2011 Democratic strategist Bob Shrum and Politico’s Maggie Habermann explain why a 1994 ad can hurt Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign. (Hardball)

U.K. hacking scandal gets more serious July 14, 2011 MSNBC’s Martin Bashir explains how much further the U.K. will take their hacking investigation. (Hardball)

U.K. hacking scandal gets more serious July 14, 2011 MSNBC’s Martin Bashir explains how much further the U.K. will take their hacking investigation. (Hardball)

‘This is not something you want to mess with’ July 14, 2011 What if the United States defaults on its obligations? Former Director of Congressional Budget Office, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, discusses the debt ceiling and the possible consequences if the ...

Texting topping out? July 14, 2011 A trillion U.S. texts in the second half of 2010 indicate texting isn’t going anywhere, but there are signs it may have topped out. NBC's Mark Barger reports. (NBC News)

Texting topping out? July 14, 2011 A trillion U.S. texts in the second half of 2010 indicate texting isn’t going anywhere, but there are signs it may have topped out. NBC's Mark Barger reports. (NBC News)

Restoring America’s greatness July 14, 2011 Daily Rant: Mark Ames of Exiled.com talks about the formation of a new deficit-crisis group – Real Americans for Tax Reform. (Dylan Ratigan Show)

Entitlements remain on the line in debt talks July 14, 2011 Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., talks about one of the major areas of debt talk contention. (Dylan Ratigan Show)

Who leads the GOP? July 14, 2011 Time Magazine’s Joe Klein discusses whether the Republican Party is missing a unified voice in the debt talks. (Dylan Ratigan Show)