mrtrump with mark mr trump responded with an out of— with mark mr trump responded with an out of his the same state — while under indictment there for allegedly pressuring georgia's secretary of state to find the few thousand votes that would have allowed him to overcome mr biden's margin of victory. this is his first trip back to the state after that infamous mug shot. we see him holding an election rally, let's listen in. i rally, let's listen in. i know eo - le rally, let's listen in. i know people over _ rally, let's listen in. i know people over 90, _ rally, let's listen in. i know people over 90, it's - rally, let's listen in. i know people over 90, it's not. rally, let's listen in. i know people over 90, it's not an j rally, let's listen in. i know- people over 90, it's not an age thing, it's a confidence thing. it's a competence thing. they got us up. i'm four years younger, but it doesn't matter, they use the age thing to try and get you. they never talk about his incompetence, he is grossly incompetent, don't you understand that? you grossly incompetent, don't you understan

that will be a sad day for mr. trump if that were to happen.thank you for coming to the last word. joining me now, paul butler. repressor of law at georgetown. former prosecutor, and intimacy -- msnbc legal analysts. the cases against all trump getting to a halt for appeals, does ms. carroll's case show that there are still ways to hold trump accountable? >> you bet it does, jonathan. guess what trump has not done since he got whacked with that $84 million verdict? he has not defamed e. jean carroll -- he quit lying about her because he knows if he does, she is going to slap him with another defamation lawsuit. going bankrupt seems to scare him more than going to prison. >> do you think you will be successful on appeal in overturning the judgment or lowering the penalty? >> no. he will not be. there is a myth as we heard from your earlier guest that he beats court cases, he is successful to delay. when judgment day comes, he loses all the time. he lost to ms. carroll on the defamation case. he lost to letitia james on the civil fraud case would

trump now expressing concerns about the new legislation saying it could make meta ceo mark zuckerberg more powerful, while president biden says he supports it >> if they pass it, i'll sign it >> reporter: savannah sellers, nbc news. >>> and up next, ufos and alien beings what the pentagon now says about all those reports. >>> it sounds straight >>> it sounds straight out of science fiction, but today the pentagon released an extensive report on whether there is evidence of life beyond earth and whether it's been covered up let's get more from gadi schwartz. >> reporter: tonight, eight months after that out of this world testimony on capitol hill -- >> were they i guess human or nonhuman biologics? >> nonhuman. >> reporter: -- the official word from the pentagon, no dead alien bodies, no crashed alien craft, and no government cover-up in a 63-page report, the dod's uap office saying they've interviewed more than 30 people including heads of aerospace companies, cia and defense officials and found no credible firsthand information supporting the claims. >> claims of hidden programs are

trump now expressing concerns about the new legislation saying it could make meta ceo mark zuckerbergul while president biden says he supports it. >> if they pass it, i'll sign it. >> reporter: savannah sellers, nbc news. >>> and up next, ufos and alien beings. what the pentagon says now about all those reports. copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision ch

for more on mr trump's court cases, i spoke to faith gay — a defence lawyer and former federal prosecutor and delaying as a tactic we often see in legal proceedings and donald trump's team appears to be doing that in this case, as in many others, but in this case, do you think it will work? i think not. in this particular case it was a very common argument put to the court. additional documents were requested the last minute by donald trump's team. the documents were probably provided by federal prosecutors and donald trump had a chance to review those. in court today there was close questioning by the judge as to how many documents were actually relevant to this trial, to this offence. the lawyer for trump was unable to answer. he gave generalities that didn't makejustice marshall happy at all. it turns out there are about to enter documents to review, may be relevant, maybe not, arguably document don't relevant. they have been reviewed in the last two or three weeks. that is plenty of time. —— arguably relevant. thejudge said "this is fair play, you could have asked them for them early,

mr. archer says that he intimated that, did he indicate that to you. i don't recall, but potentially. i don't recall, but potentially. i said you don't recall? but it's not new to you. is that what you're saying? he said no it's not new to me. why wasn't it new to him? >> it was ant was an inducement to the chinese to invest in the business for the post. >> on a board ofdvisors. >> when you say us, who is the cost that was discussed in that? >> what i wassi hunter, devon and myself. there was a broad circulation group around that who drafted the e-mailn and reflected he had conversations into drafted a letter. >> how long have you been incarcerated? >> i've been incarcerated for eight years. >> and you offered to tell the distri dc about hunter biden's company and they rejected your offer, didn't they? >> that'sur cct. >> why do you think they rejected that offer? >> all i can tell you [inaudible] counsel indicated to me that he had never seen a prosecution reject information particularly

trump is in a criminal prosecution with the chief witness being mark meadows, his former white house chief of staff anthony, i wonder how you think all of trump's financial obligations created by his legal issues will be >> affecting him personally and we'll be affecting his campaign >> so i don't i don't see it affecting him in his campaign. could it affect him personally, meaning world, you'll have to let let go of some assets my guess is people always over-exaggerate mr. trump's wealth and they under exaggerated and so he is a wealthy person. and i think he can come up with the money necessary to pay these things now, of course, yes, a post a certain amount of money before the appeal is heard here in the state of new york. but i don't see that as a big feather ruffling for him. a lot of people do. i don't i think the real case it's the january 6 insurrection case, where you've got people who claim they have him on tape premeditating that. and so he certainly innocent until proven guilty in the court of law. but that's gonna be a very heavy case and there's gonna be a lot of unfold

trump expressing concerns about the legislation saying it could make mark zuckerberg more power.in college basketball, caitlin clark continues to break records. clark set a new single season record for three-pointers friday night. she surpassed steph curry with the 163rd three-pointer of the season and then shot another one. that milestone will keep growing as clark and her iowa hawkeyes move ahead in tournament play. she is unstoppable. >> she is a role model not just for girls, but boys. it is a family trip you need to make. >> absolutely. >>> that's the news. "saturday morning boost." >> here is another one. adorable family moment as the young girl plays mini golf for the first time. her dad is giving her pointers. stand up closer. hold the club farther down. then she takes her shot. >> perfect! >> you have your hand down here. >> oh! >> my first try. are you serious? >> give me some. >> i did that. >> a hole in one on her very first try. in case you didn't catch that, i get an ice cream with that. dad agrees. an ice cream is well deserved. it is all about the angles and bounc

the next day, he told cbs's 'face the nation' he would not endorse trump's 2024 bid. mr.ction i will not be endorsing donald trump this year. look, i'm very proud of the record of our administration. record that left america more prosperous and more secure and our liberties and the sanctity of life stronger than ever before in my lifetime. >> would you say mr. trump walked away from conservative values? mr. pence:■icampaign the presidi have profound differences. many of us think it is just over january 6. andrankly the fact the president continues to insist that i had the right to overturn the election is a fundamental difference. i want to be clear, i have forgiven the president in my heart for what happened that day. as a christian i'm required to do that. i have pra of fealty to the constitution is not a small matter. it is not just that. the reason i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump this year also has to do with the fact that he is just from kh the constitution on that day, but also with a commitment to fiscal respoiblife, a commitmenn leadership in the

bobulinski you have testified that you met mark meadows, 10 chief of staff for donald trump at a trump rally in georgia behind secret service cars, you were wearing >> time expired. >> you went over a minute late with mr. perry we could have a little extra time. if you trump rally that you said that. >> time has expired 52 chair recognizes mr. sessions for 5 minutes. >> could we have basic equity here >> if someone else had it. >> she had 8 seconds to yield him and he got up here with a speech. he abused his privilege by making a motion. >> the chair has ruled. >> the chair has ruled. the chair has ruled. >> what are you afraid of mr. chairman. why don't you let me ask a question. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from -- oh. what purpose do you seek recognition mr. biggs >> consent to introduce documents to the record. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> here they are. one is the invitation that was mentioned. another is hunter biden's calendar. another is the email mentioned confirming that batarini was going to invest. another one is page 180 of the galanis interview. and pag

trump was supposed to be at starting a week from today. right now, president biden, he is marking women's history month. he's at the white house as you see before embarking on another west coast swing. we want to begin with vaughn hillyard where the president is head ed. monica alba is joining us as well. vaughn, i want to start with you. mr. trump says he was talking about cars. we have heard similar inflammatory comment from him throughout his campaign. you witnessed it on a regular basis. most recently, the focus has been about undocumented immigrants who he said quote are not people. how is all of this playing right now? >> reporter: right. this is i think what we should expect from donald trump here in the months ahead. his campaign has even indicated it's not like he's going to be having daily campaign rallies so instead, he's going to focus largely on the weekends and what you saw this weekend was in dayton, ohio. republican nominee for the president of the united states suggested he views some of the migrants coming into the united

in that case, mr trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide a payment to adult film starke to mark zaid, an attorney who focuses on cases related to national security. let's start with a look at the florida case, then, and the classified documents. trump's team challenged whether he should be prosecuted under the espionage act for retaining classified documents. we knowjudge aileen cannon, a trump appointee, threw that out. she said that would be premature. what do you make of that ruling? right. so this is a 2—page order and i was very surprised that they took literally almost the entire day to argue two motions that, frankly, were long shots to begin with, and did not deserve as much time as they received. so the motion that was denied with respect to the constitutionality and vagueness of certain terms in the espionage act — this is an act that dates back to world war i, 1917, last amended during the korean conflict 70 years ago — and it has been used countless times against not only spies but also leakers of classified information or those who just mishandle it, natio

in that case, mr trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide a payment to adult film starney who focuses on cases related to national security. good to have you with us. let's look at the florida case on classified documents. trump's team challenged whether he should be prosecuted under the espionage act for retaining classified documents. judge aileen cannon, a trump appointee, threw that out. she said that would be premature. what do you make of that? this is a 2—page order and i was very surprised that they took literally almost the entire day to argue two motions that frankly were a long shot to begin with and did not deserve as much time as they received. the motion that was denied with respect to the constitutionality and vagueness of certain terms in the espionage act, this is an act that dates back to world war i, 1917, last amended during the korean conflict 70 years ago, and it has been used countless times against not only spies but also leaders of classified information all those who just mishandle it national defence information, the term in this older statute

trump's narrow defeat. contain all essential elements of crimes but failed to allege sufficient detail regards nature of their commission. district attorney fani willis could still try simpler case on remaining changes, appeal the judge's ruling or attempt to secure or detailed indictment from a new grand jury. why mcafee is still -- to see if fani willis should be disqualified from the case, he is expecting to lou wi rule on that by the end of this week. larry: one of the counts removed today was trump phone call to secretary of state about find me 11 thousand votes. reporter: that was one of the issues that the counts were surrounding the judge saying that they presented evidence of the crimes but now how they were committed, if they want to preintroduce the dimes they would have to -- indictments they would pro sent it to a new dpra grand jury with more detail. larry: jonathan thank you so much. >> certainly. larry: a brazen move, we'll switch gears from atlanta to jerusalem. joining us now, david friedm

in that case, mr trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide a payment to adult film starr i spoke about all this with mark zaid, an attorney who focuses on cases related to national security. let's look at the florida case on classified documents. trump's team challenged whether he should be prosecuted under the espionage act for retaining classified documents. judge aileen cannon, a trump appointee, threw that out. she said that would be premature. what do you make of that? this is a 2—page order and i was very surprised that they took literally almost the entire day to argue two motions that frankly were a long shot to begin with and did not deserve as much time as they received. the motion that was denied with respect to the constitutionality and vagueness of certain terms in the espionage act, this is an act that dates back to world war i, 1917, last amended during the korean conflict 70 years ago, and it has been used countless times against not only spies but also leakers of classified information or those who just mishandle it, national defence information, the ter

and would still be in prison but for a pardon from donald trump, mr. manafort, because of his activities involved with russia, putting him back in doesn't make any sense to me. >> senator mark warner, thank you. >>> and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. follow the show on social media. and you can also rewatch highlights from the show anytime on youtube. go to msnbc.com/andrea. chris jansing reports starts right now. >>> and i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing. could we be on the verge of a second speaker showdown in less than a year? marjorie taylor greene issuing what she calls a, quote, warning to mike johnson indicating his days could be numbered. and all this on a day the house passed a spending package in an attempt to avert a government shutdown with just hours left before the midnight deadline. >>> and plus the deepening dwid over the next phase in gaza. benjamin netanyahu insisting that military operation in rafah is the only way to defeat hamas. secretary blinken saying it could have the opposite effect. >>> an

trump's narrow defeat.al elements of crimes but failed to allege sufficient detail regards nature of their commission. district attorney fani willis could still try simpler case on remaining changes, appeal the judge's ruling or attempt to secure or detailed indictment from a new grand jury. why mcafee is still -- to see if fani willis should be disqualified from the case, he is expecting to lou rule on that by the end of this week. larry: one of the counts removed today was trump phone call to secretary of state about find me 11 thousand votes. reporter: that was one of the issues that the counts were surrounding the judge saying that they presented evidence of the crimes but now how they were committed, if they want to preintroduce the dimes they would have to -- indictments they would pro sent it to a new dp grand jury with more detail. larry: jonathan thank you so much. >> certainly. larry: a brazen move, we'll switch gears from atlanta to jerusalem. joining us now, david friedman. you read big story, b

and would still be in prison but for a pardon from donald trump, mr.ties involved with russia, putting him back in doesn't make any sense to me. >> senator mark warner, thank you. >>> and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. follow the show on social media. and you can also rewatch highlights from the show anytime on youtube. go to msnbc.com/andrea. chris jansing reports starts right now. >>> and i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing. could we be on the verge of a second speaker showdown in less than a year? marjorie taylor greene issuing what she calls a, quote, warning to mike johnson indicating his days could be numbered.

larry: trump will do six, seven events a day if he has to. >> shows us you want the job, mr.mone, joe concha, two experts on old age. >> not me. larry: i'm the oldest guy on this set. there he goes again, president biden blaming inflation on companies price gouging. really? not so fast mr. biden, we'll get into it with michael falkander and our own edward lawrence. hang in there with "kudlow." we'll be right back. i think i'm as sharp as a tack. i have to get rid of my cold. but that will happen. ♪. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. - it's payback time. all these years you've worked hard, you've fixed it, you've looked after it, maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you. - we've invested in our home, we've worked on it. - we had a whole lot of equity just sitting there. - you paid down the mortgage, invested in your home, i guess you could say your

hours later, mr. bobulinski points to the second 2020 presidential debate as donald trump 's personal guest where he was seated with kid rock and mark meadows. the other star witness who is appearing by zoom today is a surreal fraudster and convicted con man. a term i would surely not use on a witness except it was explicitly bestowed upon him by not one but two different u.s. federal court judges including the one who sentenced him to over 15 years in prison for defrauding union pension funds, a native american tribe, and scores of investors. they were to pay institutions of nearly $80 million to his victims. that is a lot of money. that is what donald trump was sentenced to pay to e. jean carroll for in that civil litigation. the claims against the biden family appear, check this out, in the clemency petition he sent from prison to president trump. but the key point is this. even if we were to believe every single word uttered by these utterly compromised witnesses, mr. bobulinski, mr. clemons, thei

mark: we will be right back. democrats agree.publican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. he's the hundred-percent pro-trump candidate for u.s. senate: republican eric early. always supports trump and the maga agenda. republican eric early. endorsed by the california pro-life council... ...opposed to all abortion. and eric early loves the second amendment. eric early. way more dangerous than steve garvey. he dodges trump. garvey even said he might vote for biden. republican eric early for u.s. senate. too maga. too trump. too dangerous. mark: welcome back america. professor steven calabresi you've

trump's narrow defeat in the state's 2020 presidential election.nts of the crimes but fail to sufficient detail regarding the nature of their commission. >> it goes to the sloppiness of frankly the prosecutors down there. >> if district attorney fani willis chooses not to appeal the judge's decision, legal scholars say she could try a simpler case on the 35 remaining charges. but the six counts in question are really at the heart of her legal theory. >> these are the one set of charges that speak to the constitution and to the constitutional order and to the heart of democracy, which i think is what's been motivating fani willis all along. >> these counts could be essentially revived if they want to go back to the grand jury but that will eat up calendar space. it may make it difficult to try the case before the election. >> judge mcafee is still considering a defense motion to have willis disqualified from prosecuting the cases because of her romantic relationship with nathan wade, one of the prosecutors she hired. in an interview with wsb radio,

trump did here is or is not an official act.lay after the supreme court rules? yes. is the supreme court going to conclusively resolve this case after oral argument? maybe not. >> one of the arguments that trump's legal team relied on in this filing over immunity was from justice kavanaugh, who was appointed by donald trump, and they tried to say that he had argued that a president should be immune from prosecution. if you read closely what justice kavanaugh said, he said a sitting president should be immune, but a former president once they have left office is not granted the same immunity. it would seem to me as a nonlawyer, unwise, to put a justices own argument in front of them in a way that runs counter to the argument you are trying to make. >> alicia, you are right, even if you are not a lawyer. you are talking about an article that justice kavanaugh wrote long before he was justice kavanaugh in 1988, so 26 years ago, and if you read only one sentence of his article, mr. trump's lawyers have the better argument. if you re

>> mr. chairman, you've got ten seconds to answer this question. are you worried about trying to upstage beyonce? >> oh no, not at all. but what we want is lara to keep focussing on her music career while we focus on winning elections over at the dnc. the rnc is broke. they're embarrassing, unserious, and they're a big waste of money. >> dnc chairman jamie harrison, as always, thank you for coming to the saturday show. >>> up next, troubled waters, the massive effort to repair that collapsed bridge in baltimore harbor, and the racist response from some on the right. why some are trying to blame a tragic accident on diversity. >>> and preparing the for next pandemic. four years after covid became a national emergency, a new documentary reveals how the public health system probably saved your life and the changes it still needs. e and the change it still needs ♪♪ [cat meow] —is she? letting her imagination run wild even though she has allergies. yeah. (♪♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at ri

3. >> as the "times" reports elon met with mr. trump. >> how about that? wasn't that interesting? i'm trying to figure out who else would be in that room with some of these wealthy people wealthy people meeting with trump is that a story there? >> i don't believe so. >> no? >> elon musk meeting with him is it's interesting he did not support him previously it's unclear where - >> is this what you do - >> he's not going to vote for biden. still stung and perhaps should be the fact that the ev summit at the beginning of the biden presidency didn't include elon musk that started him down a path whether or not he supports trump now unclear, but the two did meet. >> he's anti-iger and anti-biden what is that >> anti-sam altman as we know. >> yes look, the only way to save that chatgpt plant was to give it to tesla. i didn't know that. >> there was an interesting e-mail included in sort of this bit of a rebuttal from openai called openai and elon musk in which they cite a 2018 e-mail where he said listen, you guys, we're never going to