>> greg: i love the jen psaki and two young consult notaces pretending dark brandon is a thing.thing dark about brandon are his boxers. i swear i thought that was babylon b video. like you could see them lying to themselves. there is belief or hope that all you need to do is apply magic of obama campaign on joe. there is something missing there, obama. with him you had highly competent lucid campaigner, you don't have that here. you have a scarecrow held together with twine. this is like telling a runner in your local 5k turkey trot imitate usain bolt and you will win. it only works for usain bolts. biden is a trade-in, get him off the lot apply new paint and don't go over 25 or hub caps will fall off. there is opposite problem biden is too weak to fix. trump is too strong to influence. republicans have to accept you have to let trump be trump, he does not change and dems have to be like, i have an empty bucket, how do we fill it? you can't let joe be joe that scares the hell out of voters. we saw him wandering for the bright light to walk toward. it is a serious problem. >> jud

psaki, former white house press secretary and host of inside which jen psaki on msnbc. you saw in that interview and in that particular moment. >> you know, lawrence, i'm so grateful you played that clip again because at that moment also really stuck out to me. and in one of my breaks from government, shall i say, over the course of the years, i spent some time working -- working with a law firm that represents survivors of sexual abuse. and one of the things i learned from that experience is that it is incredibly difficult for women to come forward, to even admit and acknowledge that they were sexually abused, or raped, and then to speak publicly about it, that's a whole other step. and then to use the legal system to sue their attacker, they're rapist even harder. and we're talking about donald trump here. and i think that moment, just watching her, lots of legal questions, political questions, they're all important. they tell us what about donald trump. but it's important to take a step back and acknowledge, repeat, and reiterate what happened to e. jean carroll and

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former white house press secretary jen psaki host of "inside with jen psaki" and lannie chen, a fellow university. thanks to all of you for being here in new hampshire on this weekend ahead of the primary. great to see all of you. dasha, i want to start with you. you've been covering the desantis campaign as we said at the top of the show. he was scheduleded to appear and he is not due to a scheduling conflict, you have a deep dive due to what's happening in the campaign. a source calls it a total failure to launch. what did you learn? >> over the course of covering this campaign there are many stories that kind of explain why he failed to really get off the ground in the way that a lot of people expected him to, but one of the stories that came us to in the final days of the iowa caucus and it has to do with a puzzle. stay with me here. multiple staffers from the headquarters of the desantis iowa operation, their field operation run by never back down reached out to me and my producer abby brooks and said that the ceo and chairman of that organization was spending a significant amount

jonathan lemire and jen psaki are still with us.cial correspondent at "vanity fair" is host of the "fast politics" podcast, molly jong-fast. good to have you all aboard this hour. >>> more than 60 house republicans toured the southern border in eagle pass, texas, yesterday. they say their aim was to draw attention to the recent record migrant crossings. >> last month alone, we saw the most illegal crossings in recorded history. itn unmitigated disaster, a catastrophe. what's more tragic is that it is a disaster of the president's own design. >> several house republicans are now calling for the southern border to be completely closed. and they're threatening to shut down the government if that doesn't happen. as the first funding deadline approaches on january 19th. a white house spokesman issued this statement in response. quote, there they go again, "we'll shut down the government. we control the money." after voting to eliminate thousands of border patrol agents and undercut our fentanyl crackdown, opposing the record border secur

jen jen psaki got a new show and she wants more trump. >>> i said i'm a believer in this. a lot of people have weighed in on this question recently on whether or not we should be talking about trump more or less. there was a debate. do we show his speeches? do we talk about the crazy things he is doing? i'm of the view is we have to talk about the crazy things he's doing even if we are tired of it. >> it's a liberal kat fight. maddow doesn't want trump and jen psaki can't get enough. go after him with a meat cleaver. >> i would tell the president and his campaign we've got your back dude. we are going after him with a meat cleaver. you can't normalize him. you can't let him off the canvas. not for one second. we've got to keep the foot on this guy, right on his neck. take our heel and twist it and never let up. >> the media wants to hit trump with a meat cleaver wild biden naps in delaware and jim is about a taylor swift endorsement. in between the bloodlust he will go on shopping sprees with trump accusers. >> you've talked about using some of trump's money that you are a

but to hunter biden and these art dealings, let's flash back to jen psaki on this concept of a process for identifying the buyers of hunter biden's art. this is 2021, her defending hunter's art sales. watch. >> did the white house play any role in crafting the sales agreement with the new york gallery to protect the purchasers or the ultimate purchasers' identity? >> well, i can tell you that after careful consideration a system has been established that allows for hunter biden to work in his profession within reasonable safeguards. gallerists will not share information about buyers or prospective buyers, including identities with hunter biden or the administration which provides quite a level of protection and transparency. >> sandra: ok. so, keeping that in mind, how big is this? i mean, if there really was a directive to reveal the identity of a purchaser of hunter biden's art, apparently that was said on the record then retracted and then that moment from jen psaki, that person could have huge influence in the white house. >> yeah, that's exactly right, sandra, but kind of another

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i am ari melber here with jen psaki for the next hour. >> great to be here. count on to the caucus results coming later tonight with candidates making their final push is. here's what they had to say. >> today is the day we make history because we do -- >> do you guys know anybody who has gonna vote for haley or desantis? >> yes, i do. and i'm gonna try to persuade -- >> you can't sit home, even if you vote and then passed away, it's worth it. >> you can be the most worthless republican in america, but if you kiss the ring, he will say you are wonderful. >> it's just because he has an excellent record of service. >> what do you think about when people say, well, iowa is still trump country? >> i think that is wrong. >>> some iowans, you just heard, pushing back on efforts for tonight's story before voters weigh in. it should happen in the next few hours. while trump does have a lead in the final poll, with haley rising, and that is larger than trump's polling lead in 2016 which did not help him avoid sparred starting that year was a loss. first, a joint speci

"inside with jen psaki" starts right now. ide with jen psaki" starts ♪ ♪ ♪ no w. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, if the first week of the new year has shown us anything, it's that joe biden and donald trump are basically living on different planets when it comes to their approach to american democracy. tonight, i'm gonna talk to house speaker emeritus nancy pelosi about all of that. plus, president obama has appointed david plouffe as a senior strategist who might be useful to the biden campaign. of course he would be. david is gonna join me tonight as well. >>> but we do want to start tonight with some new reporting from abc news that is shedding greater light on what trump was doing, and more importantly not doing on january 6th. as a mob pushed its way into the capital, becoming more and more violent as the minutes tic by, trump was reportedly just not interested in doing more to stop it. and trump learned that his own vice president had to be rushed to a secure location, trump reportedly responded, so what? so what? trump accepted the vi

circle back, jen psaki. i have a hard time keeping up with him. joe biden, his vigor. do you not see what's going on with husband? he can barely walk. he can barely talk. he tells the same stupid stories over and over again. a lot of them full of lies. it's not even clear that he remembers the truth. and you have to lead him off the stage like a lost puppy. half the time, his terrible policies as all the leadership failures, they have caused, one crisis after another. the chaos has been nonstop. well, here's how former president trump it last night right here on this channel. >> we have chaos now. look at today with hunter biden going into the going into congress and just sitting down and the bedlam that's been caused today, you have chaos. >> have, i think more with joe biden. he can't put two sentences together and he's representing us on nuclear weapons, putin and xi. and we're going to make this country so successful again. i'm not going to have time for retribution. and i remember this. >> our ultimate retribution is success. if joe and jill biden, any decency, ho

ladies and gentlemen in where is is jen psaki here? how do you deal with this? where is she? we're just going to interview people now. that's it. how are you? how do you feel about my performance tonight? well, it was definitely given you wrote this morning giving me what it was giving that you did write them this morning. oh, thank you. and you work for what is it? what are your first msnbc correspondent anchor sorry, your name? simon. simon thank you. simon yeah. we ever had to write a story the morning. do you have people write for you? you used to do the writing and then what happened? this happened to you. you posted this like you need a writer and you're at cnn, msnbc. what? honest, honest opinion. what do you think of fox news? the lovely people? they're lovely. look at this unity. i'm bringing everybody together here. that's amazing. all right. who else is here? where do you guys work or do guys work? what do you do. your dad and what brings you here tonight? my son, law. your son won the award for what? the first award. what's his name? frank. it up for frank, everyb

i'm jen psaki. it is 4:00 here in new york, 3:00 p.m. in des moines where in just a few hours, the doors will open at caucus locations across the state. and the first votes will be cast in the 2024 election. voters going to the polls today in 1600 precincts across all of iowa's 99 counties will do it in some of the most brutal conditions imaginable. tonight could be the coldest iowa caucus ever. windchills could gets a low as 45 degrees farenheit, that is freezing. that brutal cold is putting a damper on what is normally a frenzy of campaigning. trump campaign and haley campaign canceled three events, but it doesn't mean candidates aren't asking people to get out and vote. ex-president said even if you vote and then pass away, it is worth it. yes? he really said that. there is no early voting and no mail-in ballot, so all of it comes to turnout tonight. the last nbc "des moines register" poll released last night shows trump with a commanding 28 point lead. if he wins by anything close to that amount

jen psaki said it was texas's fault for having the national guard there.hen they lose their own in the process, it is texas's fault, when texas sends national guard, border patrol is not able to do their job. this administration can't decide who is good guy, bad guy. buck does not stop with them. they pass it around like it is a hot potato, they don't care moral of guardsmen or border patrol. it does not matter to them and joe biden is on vacation. >> jesse: he's always on vacation. binder 1.0, we will recycle that. great way to keep migrants alive, not open the border, that would have saved these three lives. >> tomi: when there are snow days, you close things down because it is not safe to travel. have a giant snow day at the border and say it is not safe to travel here, please stay home. psa, welcome to use that, jesse. >> jesse: tomi lahren feeding me lines, just what i need. thank you. biden's ev's are freezing. >> a bunch of dead robots out here. >> dead robots. [laughter] >> jesse: right now global micromanagers are huddling in switzerland for the w

>> peter: two weeks after karine jean-pierre was elevated to the job after jen psaki left and two weeks john kirby named to a role undefined because he is not part of the press shop and not part of the communication shop, they made up a title for him under umbrella of national security council. president biden was watching pentagon briefings during early days of ukraine and russia war and he thought this effective communicator in virginia and said we should have that guy over here and we know that in time sense going back to may of 2022, almost two years ago now that in the time since john kirby did not have a close relationship with the president developed one. we have seen him any time there is international news, he is the guy they bring out to break it down and explain how the government is -- >> ainsley: seems to do a good job doing it and seems pretty likeable. something about the way he presents. >> steve: joe biden asks john kirby about -- has kirby brief people on air force one. we were showing pictures of kjp. john kirby is answering things, but she is telling reporters who as

. >> todd: you heard simon sanders and jen psaki coming out, they are not happy with joe and it showsthis moment, we are going to suspend this presidential campaign. earlier tonight i called donald trump to tell him that i congratulate him on his victory and going forward he will have my full endorsement for pro-israel densy. >> todd: vivek ramaswamy dropping out and desantis edging out haley by a couple points and pressure is on. larry elder, 2024 presidential candidate and radio host join me now. you had to make the difficult decision to drop out of a primary. bring us inside mind of haley and desantis after their finishes last night? >> the night could not have gone better for donald trump. he came close to maga grassley. t vivek ramaswamy's voteings will likely go to donald trump. he ran as america first guy with fresh legs. voters wanted the guy with old legs. as far as desantis and nikki haley, people underestimate the debates they had. people feel desantis won by substantial margin. i suspect that hurt nikki haley in primary, she was expected to finish second and finished third

and obama and biden official, jen psaki, said part of the right of passage the white house press office is talking to bob woodward. i remember part of me thinking, cool, i love his writing and his books. that comes also with a huge dose of anxiety when you are in a white house he is writing about. >> well, the important lesson after nixon resigned -- publisher, owner of the washington post, said carl bernstein and myself a letter. let me give you some advice. beware the demon -- and that's really good advice. people don't like pomposity. you said earlier, my coming in to do something on a white house is inevitable. boy, i don't look at it. >> you don't? >> now, i look at it as, it's always hard. it's always harder than you think. you don't know who might talk. george w. bush, harry fallacious boss, did more than -- interviews. and for books, or three of them, he agreed to talk to me. and his father, bush senior, george herbert walker bush, who was president, didn't talk to me, didn't like me, in fact, i'll quote the letter he sent me, which is in one of my books, verbatim, where he just

. >> kayleigh: jen psaki had thoughts on the issue last night, let's watch.al, he doesn't care about solving the problem at the border. he wants the issue to run on, fearmongering and scare tactic to excite had voters and base. this deal is far from perfect, if trump is successful tanking this deal, democrats should not let voters forget it. biden's fearmongering about the border will continue until november. >> kayleigh: emily, it can be dismissed as fearmongering, polls show border surging in importance it voters. >> emily: hallmark of this administration is this, you don't care about an issue until it hits you personally. you can argue that especially with this topic, to your point, kayleigh, as reflected in polls, it is paramount to every american's priority list, it is impacting every american. this administration plays it off as fearmongering when people in denver have to wait for a bed because illegal immigrants have filled up the hospital or people have to forego buying groceries because of inflation or they have to put their kids in a different field

psaki said fearmongering about it.e we have to watch going on. >> harris: molly, weigh in. fentanyl overdoses are top five in the nation, most statistics will show that. >> molly: yeah. and i think for me, this reminded me of a flashback to 2022, governor in arizona, issued executive order to close the border with giant shipping containers and that all fell out, suit in new hampshire, governor chris sununu deeply critical of the federal government trying to get action saying hindering the state's ability. this back and forth keeps going without progress. >> harris: federal government would rather fight texas than the drug cartels. so confounding. we'll be back in a moment 6789z 6789z 6789z veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get a

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when you think about what jen psaki said at beginning of joe biden's tenure of president, they wouldrent administration in history, that is bs, whether it is redacting witing white houses have or laws, secretary of defense lloyd austin goes missing for a week, no one knows where he is and withholding issues in biden's collage -- garage, there has been nothing transparent. elizabeth: he is campaigning that he is most transparent ever. >> we know he is not, the facts say otherwise, we know that, his administration is about as transparent as concrete, we know there is no reason for them to come forward with that information if they did not have something to hide. the work that james comer and jim jordan and jason smith are doing to get to the bottom of this is important, it has an impact on our american lives, we the american people are footing the bill, this is important. elizabeth: got it congresswoman kat cammack thank you. >> thank you for watching "evening edit" on fox business, now time for "the bottom line." dagen: thank you. i elizabeth: sure. dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. sean: i

inside with jen psaki, live from new hampshire starts now! jen? >> i need a book. can you drop one by my office! >> i will, it's on the way. >> i'll see you in d.c. in a few days! see >> you soon. >> well, it is officially election eve here in manchester, new hampshire. just hours from now voters will cast their ballots for the first-in-the-nation primary. even though new hampshire is just the second contest of the 2024 election cycle. it could very well be the end of the republican race. yes, the primary race could be wrapped up tomorrow night. before january even comes to a close. of course it's not truly over until it is over. as of last night, with florida governor desantis dropping out, this is now finally the one-on-one race that nikki haley has, won is the one that she has been asking for and right now on the eve of this new hampshire primary, she is the only one still standing between donald trump and her republican nomination, she is also currently 19 points behind him in the latest new hampshire tracking poll, out just this morning. so what does nikki hal

. >>> circle back jen psaki. i have a hard time keeping up. joe biden has vigor?do not see what is going on with your husband? he can barely walk and talk. he tells the same stupid stories over and over again. a lot of them full of lies. is not even clear he remembers the truth. you have to lead him off the stage like a lost puppy half the time. is terrible disease, awful leadership failures have caused one crisis after another. the chaos has been nonstop. here is how former president trump put it last night right here on this channel? >> we have chaos now. looked at today with hunter biden going into congress and just sitting down in the bedlam that has been caused. today you have chaos. we have, i think more would joe biden. he can't put two sentences together and is representing us on nuclear weapons with hooton and xi. we will make this country successful again. i will not have time for retribution. remember this. our ultimate retribution is success. >> if joe and jill had any decency and honor you know they would step aside are make way for more competent can

in 2021 white house press secretary jen psaki said this. >> the gal erie will not share information aboutuyers and their identities with hunter biden or the administration which provides transparency. >> the galerist was asked the first contract required you to disclose the identity of buyers to hunter biden, correct? correct. did you disclose any of them to hunter biden. did hunter biden -- one of the buyers received a presidential appointment to a board focusing on america's heritage. another prominent buyer of a lot of hunter biden's artwork kevin morris. back to you. >> dana: there we go, kevin morris. thank you for the update. >> the deposition in her individual capacity as -- >> we got a shocking ruling out of georgia. if you have followed this, the court unsealing a court record over a divorce at the heart of a case that involves the top prosecutor in trump's election meddling matter facing allegations of a love affair with d.a. fani willis. >> dana: and the u.s. unleashing its military arsenal on houthi rebels. plus this. >> can you get over here at all? >> dana: water rescue caug

i'm jen psaki. and i know you are used to seeing rachel maddow at this hour on mondays. believe me, me too. i'm usually watching her in the office. rachel is a little underthe weather. don't worry. we will be hearing from rachel in just a few minutes, and we have overall so much to get to tonight. we're less than 24 hours from the polls closing here in new hampshire. we're here in new hampshire, doing our show from nooufl. and the last remaining challenger to trump is trying to pull off would be a surprise win tomorrow in the race for the presidential nomination or at least to finish close enough to stay in the race which may actually be in the bar. a day away from the vote nikki haley is trying to prevent the primary tomorrow from being essentially the end of that race. because unless something truly happens tomorrow, and, hae, shocking things do happen in politics, trump is going to be the republican nominee, and he's going to be the nominee because he has broad support among republicans in the country, all across the country. even broad support among communities that

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they have other things they want to talk about, like nancy pelosi was just describing with jen psaki in her exclusive interview tonight. they want to talk about kitchen table issues, right? and they have a lot to talk about. the unemployment rate has been below 4% -- below 4% -- for nearly two straight years. that means this is the best jobs market in america since the 1960s. jobs numbers under president joe biden are better than every single year of job numbers under president donald trump, including the years that trump says were the best economic years ever. actually, no. joe biden's are better. the uninsured rate is the lowest in american history.n for the last full quarter we have numbers for, the annual economic growth rate in this country was 5.2%, which is an impossibly high number. remember when all the economists said there was going to be a recession in 2023? how about 5.2% annual growth rate instead?5. prices are coming down, including gas prices. wages are going up. under joe biden, the united states is doing better than every single other major economy in the world sinc

psaki covering the latest developments on the ground. six pm. right here on msnbc. but after the break, my final thoughts, don't go anywhere. n't go anywhere. and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. >> as we enter this race, now, with tuesday the first primary vote after the first caucus, many people are talking about issues, and many people are raising issues that we have not heard the republican candidates take a firm stand on behalf of. and that is the issues of racial inequality, and inequality that deals with people of color in general. as you know, national action network and others have been picketing those who have stood up against dei, diversity, equity, and inclusion, and are particularly the alignment that others have dug in on trying to act like the country is equal and we are over that, and therefore, we do not need to repair damages that have been done, and exclusion that if spin done. but when you look at the republican candidates, donald trump, who last time

inside with jen psaki starts now. >>> well, we've got a month's worth of news in the first week of 2024. the supreme court announced that it will hear a case on trump's ballot eligibility under the 14th amendment. president biden lays out the stakes of the election in the starkest terms today. jamie raskin is here with his reaction. he's coming up first. plus, maine secretary of state shenna bellows joins me after tossing trump off the ballot in her state, it decision which is now on hold while these appeals play out. also today, with just eight days until the iowa caucuses, i am going to talk to someone who spends a lot of time in focus groups with republican primary voters, and later, wayne lafayette air steps down justices's corruption trial gets underway in new york. we will take a look back at the damage he did and the future of america's gun lobby. e did and the future o america's gun lobby. >>> okay, i really believe that sometimes we all just need to acknowledge how insane this moment we are living in really is. think about it this way -- friday was, of course, january 5th, one

also, jen psaki covering the very latest developments on the ground. our special coverage begins tuesday at six pm eastern on msnbc. coming up next, separating fact from fiction, and attorney who worked with fani willis weighs in on the new controversy surrounding the d.a.. we're back in 60 seconds. we're back in 60 seconds have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms, like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could be something more serious called attr-cm, a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist, and ask about attr-cm. >>> well tomorrow, an emergency hearing is set in georgia to hear fulton county d.a. fani willis's request to quash a subpoena, asking her to testify in the divorce proceedings of a special prosecutor that she hired for the donald trump case. one of the codefendants in that election subversion case accused willis of having an inappropriate relationship with that pr

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psaki and karine jean-pierre. alejandro mayorkas. they are telling us the border is close on the border is secure. the 10 million people who've entered the country illegally, many from countries that don't like us. top geopolitical photos. many would keep ties to terrorists showing up the bo border. obviously it's close and it's secure because that's what they keep saying. are they lying to us? >> they are absolutely lying. i've got to say i've got to enjoy that montage. jake tapper and rachel maddow and all of these leftists crying. he reminded me, i confess anytime i'm a little bit down i like to play rachel maddow on election day 2016 and the absolute shock and pain and agony. schadenfreude is not a pretty instinct. but they are -- they hated trump in 2016. they hate him even more now. they are broken. they are liars. there's a reason -- i agree with what mike huckabee said. there's a reason they cut off trump's speech because they've been actually believed it was as horrible as they said they would want to pla

we also learned that jen psaki said from the white house press briefing that the white house had workedthics policy with respect to the sale of hunter biden art work. we heard from george burgess under oath yesterday who said he's never spoken with anyone at the white white house and didn'w anything about the white house ethics policy. more evidence that the biden family and the president have not been truthful with the american people about the schemes the biden family's in. we're going to bring in more people for depositions. we're going to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress. he defied two lawful subpoenas, one from oversight, one from judiciary. that's not going to stand. we have hundreds of substantive questions we need to ask hunter biden, with any investigation you bring the witness in to be deposed and that's what we're going to do with the president social security son p. -- president'sson. maria: you mentioned the art dealer. i want to ask you a follow-up on that because of course as you just said the hunter biden art dealer testified before your committee yesterday and

. >> james carville and jen psaki, when they make the argument you heard, they are not saying vote ford alone because he's a good president, a wonderful four years in office, made your life better than four years ago, not the case for the majority of americans. they are essentially saying you vote for biden as a vote against trump, not necessarily that biden is the better candidate. we have heard that they want to keep donald trump at the forefront of the biden campaign because he is very unpopular among democrats and it gets their base riled up and ready to go to the polls as incentive to make sure they stop a second trump term, but when you look at the independent voters, they are actually interested in what donald trump has to offer for a second term in terms of unfinished business and comparing the biden administration to the previous four years under trump and the big difference whether it's on the economy, whether it's illegal immigration, inflation, all of these very tangible things people are dealing with today, they have a very recent comparison to make themselves. >> john: th

jen psaki said, hunter, stay out of the news. now he's again turning congress into a circus, sam.ow he's in the news putting spotlights on the impeachment inquiry into the president, sam. >> yeah, i think that's right, and i think that's why it was so hard, to the congressman's point, for the democratic members of the committee to defend him. they know that the law is crystal clear, that congress chooses how one appears, and hunter had to show up. elizabeth: got it. congressman burchett, sam dewey, thanks for joining us. >>> joining us now, gop strategist ford o'connell. okay, ford, it's good to have you back on. this new york civil fraud case e against former president trump is wrapping up. this news broke late today. the former president, he wanted to give his own closing statement tomorrow in the case, but the judge on the case, judge arthur engeron, again said no to the president speaking, e-mailed the trump team and said the former president is not going to stick to, quote, lawful limits, then he's going to say to -- no to this. trump's not allowed to join in the closing stat

. >> brian: axelrod, obamas, symone sanders, jen psaki all telling him what to do because his staffer his team is not strong. they are not offensive. they don't like their candidate but they have raised a ton of money. $117 million. >> lawrence: you got to remember also, brian, these were some of the people that are now commentators were pushed out of the white house. you know, symone sanders wanted the press secretary job. she had been advising the administration to change course. then they put her over in kamala harris' account. and the vice president wasn't listening to her. the biden administration they have two problems they are dealing with. they are dealing with young and old. you know, that's my generation that are getting ready to buy their first house, and they just can't do it. so he is getting hit right there. and if it's reflective diners go to and talking with people the more seasoned crowd that are about to retire, they are saying they may have to go back to work. so, there is no messaging that can you do too undo that. you have to make it better. they keep saying biden

psaki on the ground all starting tuesday 6:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. >>> first, in 60 seconds, today could have been a big day in a new york courtroom for former president trump. now he may have to choose between taking the stand tomorrow or being in new hampshire for the first primary election of 2024. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. >>> well, talk about a dramatic pause, donald trump's defamations trial and plans to testify on hold after one of the jurors got sick. it's now unclear when or if the former president might testify as he said he wanted to. but while he wasn't on the stand, we did get a very clear indication of where trump's head was earlier today after he posted about e. jean carrol

. >>> on tuesday, rachel maddow leads primary analysis with steve comanche at the big board and jen psaki covering the most on the ground. it all begins tuesday, six pm eastern, right here on msnbc. next, 400 million reasons to stick around and watch something down trump said in a videotape deposition. back in 60 seconds. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy perfumes or dyes. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. sound like you? so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. > a new twist in what had become an unexpected sideshow of the georgia election interference case th

. >> peter, maryland governor wes moore was on msnbc actually with jen psaki yesterday, and she asked give us your kind of 30 second elevator pitch for why joe biden should be reelected. here's part of what he said. >> we have a president who doesn't just see us but a president who's fighting for us. and we know what the alternative is. the alternative is someone who's going to spend the next ten months fighting for his own future, fighting for his own freedom. the thing that makes me so excited to get out there every single day and campaign for this president is not because i'm scared of the alternative, but it's because i know what we can get done and what he's already gotten done on behalf of the american people. >> peter, it sounds like part of what biden is going to say is that people should be scared about what might happen if donald trump is elected president. can you pivot back and forth on messaging, you know, you have this darker warning about what donald trump means on one hand but also trying to say here's this optimistic vision for the future. >> yeah, it's a real line to