Dennis Kucinich

Rep. Dennis Kucinich and Ali Velshi discuss President Obama's proposal to curb oil market manipulation and the possible effects.

President Obama's plan takes aim at Wall Street's role in the oil price chain, reports CNBC's Eamon Javers. Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN), and Rep. Dennis Kucinich, (D-OH), also weigh in.

In the battle of incumbents, Rep. Dennis Kucinich loses his House seat to Rep. Marcy Kaptur. CNN's Dana Bash reports.

March 7: After a redistricting forced a primary race between two progressive Democrats, Rep. Marcy Kaptur defeated Rep. Dennis Kucinich. Kaptur phones into MSNBC to discuss with Rachel Maddow the race and the national political environment.

After a redistricting forced a primary race between two progressive Democrats, Rep. Marcy Kaptur defeated Rep. Dennis Kucinich. Kaptur phones into MSNBC to discuss with Rachel Maddow the race and the national political environment.

Dakota and the Black River Bandit sing 'Dennis Kucinich for 2008' outside the candidate's office in Manchester, NH on the state's primary day.

Nov. 24: NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski, Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, and the New Yorker’s Rik Hertzberg debate how President Barack Obama can best present his Afghanistan decision to the American public.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich is suing a congressional cafeteria after he claims he bit into a sandwich wrap with an olive pit in it, causing "serious and permanent" injuries.

Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, says President Obama acted outside the authority of the Constitution by using force against Libya without first going to Congress to ask for permission.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich and Congressman Anthony Weiner discuss President Obama’s speech with msnbc’s Lawrence O’Donnell.

Jan. 26: Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, and Rep. John Larson, D-Conn., discuss whether President Barack Obama’s plan to place a spending freeze on many domestic programs will lead the country into another Great Depression.

Dec. 1: Msnbc’s Ed Schultz is joined by Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, and Retired Army Col. Jack Jacobs about the political fallout from President Barack Obama’s speech on Afghanistan.