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he is now the mayor of louisville, kentucky, mayor craig greenberg.nk you so much for being with me this evening, louisville, one of my favorite cities and so sorry to have you on to think about that moment in time, but thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me, laura you know, that unbelievable moment that attempt on your life, it must have been particularly triggering to see the events of this past saturday and knowing about the political rhetoric in the climate that we all find ourselves in i do wonder in retrospect how did that experience change you, if at all well, it definitely changed me, laura, just as onshore experiencing gun violence changes, everyone who is at the wrong end of a gun it's certainly changed me a lot. one thing it did was it gave me a stronger resolve than i ever had before. to try to work to end this gun violence that continues to plague our country whether it's in politics or whether it's in any part of life gun violence has no place in america and so i'm really hoping that may be finally this assassination attempt o

amy: lily greenberg call, we want to thank you for being with us.ly became the first known jewish political appointee to resign over president biden's policies on gaza. she had been working as special assistant to the chief of staff at the interior department. we will link to her piece in the guardian headlined "i worked to elect kamala harris. she must break with biden on israel and palestine." next up, we get an update on bangladesh where more than 170 people have been killed during mass student protests. over 2500 have been arrested in a sweeping crackdown. plus we go to israel where a group of public health professors are calling for an immediate ceasefire to prevent a polio outbreak after the highly infectious virus was detected in sewage in gaza. back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: "the world is dangerous" by hurray for the riff raff. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. war, peace and the presidency. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. israel's military says it has begun vaccinating his soldiers against polio after the paralytic vir

greenberg and his allies in the white house have decided to play politics instead, chair greenberg is refusing to step down until divided nominee is confirmed, no matter the timeline, that's like having a leak in your roof, instead of fixing it you put a bucket underneath and you wait and wait in weight. common sense reminds me the first step to restoration is stopping the leak and cutting out the damage so the repairs can began. and it is clear, president biden is not interested in cutting out the damage and not interested in the accountability, instead the white house is taken this to try to make lemonade out of lemons by putting forward three additional nominees selected for the purpose of advancing his progressive regulatory agenda. while i firmly believe we are here under false sense of urgency we will do our very best to evaluate the nominees before us today on their merit and fulfill our constitutional responsibility. let's start with commissioner goldsmith romero, i enjoyed you taking the time and meeting with me a few days ago and having a serious conversation about what it t

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kristy greenberg, what would you expect to hear? >> well, these kind of statements are very typical for a u.s. attorney to make after a significant conviction of a high-profile case. so i expect him to talk briefly about the evidence and about the import of such a conviction. again, just taking a step back, this was quite an extraordinary case for one of the most powerful members of the senate to essentially claim that he had been duped by his wife and that he really had -- she cooked up this scheme to collect money completely behind his back. it was -- the guilty verdict here is not surprising just given how extraordinary that is. and when you look at the fact of what the charges are, the bribery, the conspiracy, the obstruction, and you know, working as a foreign agent, as a sitting member of congress, a charge that has never been leveled before. these are incredibly serious charges. and i expect damian williams to speak to just how serious they are. how strong the case was. and you know, really to make the case to the american pe

san francisco political commentary richie greenberg republican congressman jeff van drew will join usll you be there? >> all be there along with you. be interesting to see what richie greenberg has a city vice president does have a long record not just as vice vice president and senator but going back as the d.a. of san francisco and attorney general of the state. all of that going under the microscope of journalists across the country. thank you mrs. neville. ♪ that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. my psoriasis was all over. then psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. cosentyx helps real people find clear skin. and in psoriatic arthritis, can mean less joint pain, and help stop further joint damage. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and increased risk of infections some fatal have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen.

i do hear optimism that conduct will go forward in dc and in the georgia case. >> christie greenberg,ight. i always appreciate your insight . >>> coming up next, growing calls to reform that united states supreme court following the historic and controversial immunity ruling. but what would it take to make that happen? i will ask one of the people behind a major new reform effort when we come back. back. , a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan

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nerd in high school, up working for a firm, greenberg quinlan, which happens to have developed a largeractice doing international work. stan greenberg, who is the the the founder of the firm had been nelson mandela's pollster and tony blair's and so they had advise candidates running for office all over the. and so during goes to work there out of college and starts getting sent around the world to. you know, she goes to moldova, e to gabon, she goes to panama, she goes to the philippines, candidates parties on on on how to win elections and the reasonevybody sort of finds their way to her in late 2016, 2017 is because the things that were new in american politics. if you step back a second ap you realize that they're not actually that new in politics foreignnt big part world.ctions tgh the idea of partizan or ideologically motivated media which was a big part of our 19th century politics, almost entirelyed. a major force in our 20th century politics. something that, you know, in onef our peer countries as a as sort of a central part of the media ecosystem, know, the presence of rumor

former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst kristy greenberg.bc legal correspondent lisa rubin is here. chuck rosenberg is also still with me. lisa, what does this mean for jack smith's ability to move the case forward? >> it's a very interesting question and a very open one. at the least we'll see hearings before judge chutkan in terms of at least three of the buckets of allegations here and whether or not they constitute official or unofficial conduct. but remember, one of the things that the court does at the very outset is to say he's certainly absolutely immune from one bucket of allegations, and that's with respect to his interactions with the department of justice. we know that for sure will be off the table, not only in terms of the charged conduct, but also in terms of what evidence can be considered at trial because that is a part of this ruling as well. the court saying anything that constitutes an official act for which the department does not overcome the presumption here, that also can't even by considered by the jury as evidence a

that was kristi greenberg, thank you so much for some lawyer talk on a saturday morning. >>> coming up reportedly repairing to endorse major reforms to the supreme court we were just talking about. to get it done, you will need the approval of congress. after the break, we will talk to senior member on the house judiciary committee hocking hank johnson. he will tell us about why right now we are at a quote, unquote crisis point for the supreme court. >>> there is more "velshi" on the other side of the break . stay tuned. stay tuned. >>> president biden appears to be purporting endorsing significant cases in the supreme court. sources close to nbc news notified members of congress that he will establish term limits for justices and a updated code of ethics that would be binding and enforceable. now, this is a really big deal. term limits and a code of ethics would require congressional approval. that would require 60 votes in a republican-led senate, which would be very difficult to achieve. biden did stop short on the most significant kind of court reform, which is court expansion. las

joining me now is msnbc legal analyst, christie greenberg a former federal prosecutor and former deputyict of new york's criminal division. christie, my friend, it is good have you here. before we even got started, judge cannon maybe working on a holiday entering an order denying the motion to dismiss a superseding the end eichmann for predictive prosecution. i will not get into the substance of it, i mean, the short of it is one of donald trump's codefendants gets his motion to dismiss tonight, but then again this morning, the judge state some important deadlines and that classified documents case, so both sides could brief whether or not that immunity decision from the supreme court now prohibits jack smith from prosecuting him make it make sense. >> yeah, so, the deadlines that she has stayed at least temporarily are the deadlines that allow donald trump to provide reciprocal discovery to the other side and to provide this score on experts. you know, things that would be moving the case forward. she said, let's put a hold on that and the basis, she doesn't give a basis for why she is

nerd in high school, up working for a firm, greenberg quinlan, which happens to have developed a large practice doing international work. stan greenberg, who is the the the founder of the firm had been nelson mandela's pollster and tony blair's and so they had kind ended up as this firm that they advise candidates running for office all over the world. and so during goes to work there out of college and starts getting sent around the world to. you know, she goes to moldova, she to gabon, she goes to panama, she goes to the philippines, candidates parties on on on how to win elections and the reason that everybody sort of finds their way to her in late 2016, 2017 is because the things that were new in american politics. if you step back a second a step you realize that they're not actually that new in politics foreign interfere is a big part of elections throughout the world. the idea of partizan or ideologically motivated media which was a big part of our 19th century politics, almost entirely disappeared. a major force in our 20th century politics. something that, you know, in almost

there is strength in numbers and we urge you to not be complicit lily greenberg call and merriam hasn't been are former biden administration appointees. marion resigned her position at the department of the interior, choose de over the administration's policies in gaza. and in mae, lilly became the first jewish american appointee to resign and they join me now from washington. thank you both for being with us thanks for having us so lily, i want to start with you. >> why did you decide that you needed to sign open letter along with other us officials? he resigned over the war in gaza, especially given you are jewish american i think there's a lot of power as a collective and i i i chose to resign in part because i felt that the administration leadership without listening to myself and my colleagues, because there is wide spread dissent from all levels and all agencies within the administration. >> and this group of resignation so far the 12 of us who formed this collective and sign this letter, we are inter agency. we are interfaith, interethnic there's a variety of ages and levels of s

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he actually really focused in on the pollster, stanley greenberg, who is probably not a household name many of our viewers, but is for anyone who works in politics, right? he was bill clinton's pollster. he is widely respected inside the democratic party and john king reported that he has been sending these memos near daily at two biden's inner circle to try to show them just how dramatic in greenberg's view that collapse has been. it has not been as dramatically reflected in the public polling ai, but i think it's worth noting that campaigns make decisions based it's on their own numbers primarily, right? to meghan's point, president biden has been very clear from since the day after the debate that he has no intention of leaving the race. he's going to remain in the race. he has said it's a bad was a bad night, but people like nancy pelosi and other democratic lawmakers are just not taking that answer. that that answer they're not taking that. no. as an answer. no, he's not dropping out there, not accepting that at least at this juncture, i spoke to a house democrat last week before

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quick's michael greenberg from decision land. there is a commission stood up two years ago to look at how to reform it. just last month take out the final report which was very comprehensive. twenty-eight recommendations five critical categories. one was aligning a budget to strategy. a couple other recommendations were using data to make informed decisions. 5% carryover. do you have some initial feedback on the reform? also a source of money set aside or will there be money set aside to implement some other recommendations in that document? >> it's a great question for out first start by saying i want to tip my hat and commend the commission for the really hard work. but the combination of really talented people but some of which have had a lot of experience in the department of defense. some come from congress, from industry it's a great cross-section of talent. i had the privilege of being briefed by them and want to say it was about a month ago or right around the time the report was released. they walked me through their ana

joining us now white house reporter for bloomberg news, our friend josh greenberg. good to see you this morning. it is remarkable the events of the last month since starting with that debate in atlanta that led us here, led us to that speech last night, certainly heartfelt, somber, important. give us your analysis of the president last night, and tell us the mood in the white house as this era begins to come to a close. >> well, about an hour before that speech what looked like probably a couple hundred or so staff poured into the residence. this really was a sort of emotional moment for the staff who many have been with joe biden since he became the president. and i have to say for them this felt like a capstone type moment. he's still president for six months more, but this felt almost like the sort of going away party watching this statement. so about 11 minutes or so it was if memory serves last night, this was a defense. you played the line of him talking about how he thinks his record merited a second term. a cynic might think this may pack more punch if he ma

cnn reports that top aides have showing him memos from senior democratic pollster stanley greenberg to say he is on track to lose and take down ballot democrats with him. >> so much that the president has to come to grips with here. higher like is he will lose by a land slide than he will win 270 electoral votes that is the reality. >> jacqui: "new york times" adam schiff running for senate told donors on saturday, quote. i think if he is our nominee. i think we lose and we very, very may lose the senate and our chances to take back the house. now, congressional democrats are citing a change in ohio law pushing back on a plan to formalize biden's nomination with an early roll call vote. biden is not going anywhere willingly. he said tonight again that he is in the race. he has previously said it would take an act of god, and also getting hit by a train along with convincing data to get him to change his mind, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. new jersey democratic senators bob menendez facing calls to resign tonight. today convicted of all the charges he faced at h

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kristy greenberg, former federal prosecutor and msnbc little analyst. good morning.e of this move by the former president's team? >> well, i think it was -- it was expected that they would make this your personal lawyer to make hush money payments on your behalf to a porn star and then covering it up, it's clearly personal conduct. the question under the supreme court's decision is about the evidence that was used and whether or not there was evidence that were official acts that were used to prove that personal conduct. on the supreme court decision, you can't use evidence of official acts to prove that personal conduct. here, i sat through that trial, i reviewed the record. i've looked at the evidence that trump's team is saying was improperly admitted, that was it was in error. it really doesn't matter. i think each piece of evidence that trump's team looks as really, even if it was an official act, was ultimately not make or break evidence that would have led to a different outcome at this trial. ultimately, i think they will fail in their motion. >> i mean, goin

. >> conservative political commentator and activist journalist richie greenberg says j.d. vance is an interesting choice. >> clearly, trump wanted to bring in someone who didn't have much baggage and someone that he didn't personally attack during the primaries. >> as for san francisco, jd vance and actually any anyone that trump would come up with as his running mate is not necessarily going to change the minds of local san franciscans. >> there are a enormous amount, an enormous amount of democrats and never trumpers here. there's that saying of vote blue no matter who. and this may not really change anyone's mind. >> republican delegates, including john dennis from san francisco, say j.d. vance has a commendable voting record. the vice presidential candidate is expected to speak wednesday night live in the studio. suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you. looking live out at milwaukee now at the convention center as the eventful day, day one of the convention continues. reporter liz nagy, with our sister station in chicago, shows us the celebration on the con

in studio msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin and former deputy chief of the nypd division, kristy greenberg. >> we have jake sherman, an msnbc contributor. along with me here onset is mark short, former chief of staff to former vice president mike pence. ken, aileen cannon said that the special prosecutor, the special counsel appointed to this case was not constitutional. explain it to us. >> first, i want to say that this ruling says nothing about the merits of the case, nothing about mishandling classified documents or obstruction of justice. it dismisses the case entirely on technical grounds. cannon wrote the central question was, is there a statute in the united states codes that authorizes appointment of jack smith. she wrote that the answer is no. the bottom line is this, the appointments clause is a stems from the separation of powers and it gives to congress a considered role in determining the propriety of vefting appointment power for inferior officers. the special counsel's position, she added, effectively usurps that important legislative authority transferring it to a head of

. >> conservative political commentator and activist journalist richie greenberg says j.d. vance is an interesting choice. >> clearly, trump wanted to bring in someone who didn't have much baggage and someone that he didn't personally, attack during the primaries. >> as for san francisco, jd vance, and actually any anyone that trump would come up with as his running mate is not necessarily going to change the minds of local san franciscans. >> there are a enormous amount, an enormous amount of democrats and never trumpers here. there's that saying of vote blue no matter who. and this may not really change anyone's mind. >> and republican delegates, including john dennis from san francisco, say j.d. vance has a commendable voting record. the vice presidential candidate is expected to speak wednesday night live in the studio. suzanne phan abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne, thank you so much. and abc news will have extended live coverage of the republican national convention starting at 7 p.m. immediately after abc seven news at six. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi sa

efforts, the sources say, a repeated memos from a seasoned and respected democratic pollster, stanley greenbergk to lose the election and in a way that does deep damage to other democratic candidates. barack obama, who reportedly knew george clooney was going to write that devastating op-ed calling on joe to go and has remained quiet publicly since the blunder-filled debate has been quiet privately, too. >> president obama put out a statement after the debate but should he and michelle obama be doing more to express their confidence in you? >> no. they are helping me. they have helped me from the fre beginning. this is my job to get this done. >> have you talked to him recently about this. >> i haven't talked to him in a couple weeks. >> have you talked to him since this issue came to light since the debate? >> i don't think-i may have -- i don't think so. >> peter: president biden controls the dnc and the dnc is reportedly going to try to certify him as the nominee by the end of this month virtual roll call to delegate before the convention. back to you. >> brian: totally self-inflicted wound.

new books that poured out in the 2000s by wonderful scholars like patricia brady, joseph ellis, amy greenbergwatson, catherine clinton. catherine sibley. christy miller. lewis. nancy burke young. barbara perry. myra gutting. maureen beasley wertheimer among others. that was some decade of scholarship. now, not long after that first university class interest spread well beyond the academy with children's books. novels, including one by james patterson, called the first lady, and books, journalists such as cokie rebecca boggs roberts, lisa mccubbin hill and kate anderson brower, journalists who write books about living first ladies based upon interviews with those who knew them, are an interpretive first wave and very for scholars. i'm thinking here of bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and laura bush. peter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene superville interviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the

aggressive in a very different way in private to that end, our john king has new reporting about stan greenberg, who has been a longtime democratic pollster who has been writing memos, trying to get them to joe biden several democratic members of congress have continued to lobby privately, urging top biden advisors to consider the damage to biden's legacy if the president not only loses the white house, but republicans hold the house and capture the senate majority. one democratic lawmaker told cnn some top biden aides get the depth of this yes. >> and one thing i heard from republicans in the last 24 hours is the events in butler, their the attempted test nation froze democrats in a way that they are happy with. they are happy with democrats or even more undecided. but what they want to do, i was just with democrats in milwaukee this question came up. and we followed up on it why are you holding the virtual convention vote when there are these questions about the president and the answer is they think they need to because ohio might change the law. again, this was not seen as very credible by

leah greenberg is the founder and coexecutive of the progressive organizing nonprofit indivisible.oric call yesterday and she joins me now. good to see you. >> good to be here, thanks for having me. >> i've been listening to some conservative commentators who have been saying that this enthusiasm is manufactured. >> i would invite them to join us on a call like the one we had last night, or in a call like the one for women for harris, organizing calls coming up on monday where we are going to break zoom records once again. i can tell you, i am part of a grassroots network, i have leaders all over the country, i have not seen excitement like this in years. they are coming out of the woodwork. they are thrilled. they are organizing with the kind of energy that reminds me of the early obama years. people are feeling such joy, such power, such excitement that the harris campaign has unleashed, and last night was just one example. >> one of the interesting decisions that the harris campaign seems to have taken is to speak about the future. to present this optimistic view of the future i

that includes a top democratic pollster, stanley greenberg, as sending regular memos to the biden's inner circle warning about but what they are, what he is seen when it relates to the president remaining on this ticket. there are also some democratic lawmakers who have been trying to urge biden team to consider what the president's legacy would be if he were to continue on the desktop of the democratic ticket and potentially lose not just his own race but also impacts the chances of democrats in house and senate races. now so far, president biden has not shown any sign of backing down, even as some in his party have raised these questions about whether he should remain in this race and the president today is charging ahead with his campaign in hitting the battleground state of nevada, while he is there today, he part of his goal will be trying to court black voters participating in a bet interview. also speaking and double acp convention tomorrow he will turn his focus to courting latino voters at a key summit there in las vegas, the president today is also expected to really drill in on

some of it is we know stanley greenberg, for example, john king has reported for trying to get this data to the president that just shows this massive a gap in the wake of his debate performance. it doesn't necessarily seem to be reaching him. and then even when you look at the senate, candidates that are up here in arizona, nevada, michigan, pennsylvania. you can see this is from the times and the yougov polling. these are actual numbers here. i mean, these gaps are enormous, like sometimes over ten points this is typically, i mean this is not normally goes and it shows you just just why democrats are so concerned that the president is going to be a massive drag on their chances of retaking the house, keeping the senate, which is basically gone at this point. but where are we in this conversation? we were talking a little bit about this earlier like it's clearly stuck. the president doesn't want to engage in it anymore. in fact, he has been pushing back aggressively on privately for people with people on capitol hill. but the data just keeps getting worse. >> yeah. i think we have to ha

now, those private efforts include polling memos sent by a seasoned democratic pollster, stanley greenberg, who did good polling for bill clinton back in his presidential runs additionally, there are democratic lawmakers who are privately urging biden's team that in warning that biden's legacy could be tarnished if he were not to lose, but also if house and senate democrats were to lose in november's election, if he remains at the top of the ticket. now the president has been defiant throughout this this thing that he is staying in this race some allies privately have said that they had hoped that in the days since some of the president's performance is last week, but also the assassination we should not attempt against donald trump that maybe the calls for him to step aside would step aside as they believe that democrats need to show a united front this moment. but last night in an interview with nbc news, lester holt, president biden again, said that he is remaining in this race and said that he has the received the votes from democratic voters in the primary. take a listen you feel like

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