never forgotten by her family and friends. or as it turned out, by the criminal justice system. >> and that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. one common thing trump and his allies have used to attack fbi search this week, is to accuse president biden and general garland -- there's no evidence of that, and, as is often the case with the gop in, trump republicans were more or less silenced. when trump was doing what he's accusing biden of doing. >> i have said, i will stay away from the justice department until it's completed. it does not mean i have to, -- i'm allowed to be totally involved. i'm actually, the chief law

enforcement officer of the country. >> i said i will stay out of it. i wish i did not make that statement. there's no reason why i have to. what happened to durham? bill barr could go down as the greatest attorney general in history, or go down as an average guy. it depends what will happen. he was put, there we have an election coming up, i wish he was more forthcoming. >> attorney general says he will i will queues myself. why did he not tell me that before i put him in? 33,000 emails, we have a great attorney general, let's see what happens. >> our justice department, which i try to stay away from, at some point, i won't. >> coming, up democrats historic -- we'll speak with barbara lee about the big wins the biden administration is notching up, and how to turn those winds

into electoral victories. plus, merrick garland takes action against donald trump. i'm republican lies about the fbi, they're feeling political violence. let's get started. it's hard to overstate the massive historic month, the biden administration has had. the sheer number of legislative inform policy victories in such a short span of time is historic. this week, democrats pass the inflation reduction act, which will provide 430 billion dollars for fighting climate change. lowering prescription drug prices, and reforming the tax code to ensure corporations pay what they owe. once biden silence the i.r.a.

into law, he will have overseen 3.5 trillion dollars of his legislative agenda, since taking office. that has addressed everything from cohen ided, to repairing roads, ensuring broadband, and so much more. another part of that the president just signed a bill to expand the microchip industry here in the u.s. and that is a 280 billion dollar investment and ate another bill to provide care and resources to 3.5 million veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. also, last week, biden scored a major foreign policy victory, with a u.s. conducted drone strike, killed in al-qaeda leader. -- detailing what i did last

summer, it would include, the single greatest expansion, of gun control protections in america, in decades. which passed congress in june. that included enhanced background checks, and a federal grant program -- and a federal statute, banning gun trafficking. a president did all of this, with razor thin margins in both the house of the senate. with all the successes under their, about the question, is turning to how biden and the democrats can, or if they will, seldom to the american people. joining me now, is democratic congresswoman, barboli -- barbara lee from california. what's really inflation reduction act mean for your constituents? >> nice to be with you charles,

thanks for laying out the enormous and excellent work the biden administration -- primarily our democratic congress. this has been, in the midst of a covid pandemic. everything you laid out and more, it has been done. right now, with this inflation reduction act, we will see, first of all, senior citizens. who pay enormous sums of money for their prescriptions -- this is reaffirming, and help our senior citizens. we finally have a 35-dollar cap on insulin. but that is only for medicare recipients. it's a first start, i'm really pleased that we were able to get that. we have to make sure people have private insurance, and have access to insulin. lifesaving drugs, they are very

expensive. -- if you look at the enormous invent spence, solar wind, millions of good paying jobs that the climate provisions are going to create, it's extraordinary, a lot of these jobs are going to go to underserved communities. black and brown communities, who have been shut out from so much of our climate initiatives. this is really a moment to celebrate, but it's also a moment to say, we have a heck of a lot more to do. >> house and senate democratic leadership, are operating under such tight margins in terms of the size, what does it say about the democratic leadership, that they were able to get this done? >> our leadership has been extraordinary. from day one, watch it worked.

in a bipartisan fashion, with our republican colleagues. we start from there. putting people over politics is what is going to deliver for the american people. when you look at what has taken place with our leadership, trying to negotiate, it's a thin margin, it's a very dicey. all of these negotiations, i very dicey. we always pushed through. i think we need to get rid of the filibuster, because, this is a policy, that is outdated. it was developed as a result of jim crow. we need to get rid of a filibuster, to make sure -- make our agenda move forward. and so, it says a lot about our leadership. which you laid out in terms of president biden has signed into

law, i think the public understands that democrats have been fighting for them, putting people over politics, and was up at the polls like -- like the voting box. >> how are democrats selling these victories to american people? especially when they can get consumed, -- or put on back burners, for things like the fbi, searching the president's house? >> first of all, suffering from inflation, people care about kitchen table issues really. when you see what is taking place in terms of the cost of gasoline, going down, the cost of living is going down, but we have done with inflation reduction act, to make sure that health care subsidies continue. people do not have the health care costs raised. i think people see right away that democrats are working for them, and with the important issues are. we have to protect our democracy. i believe people want to

preserve our democracy. they know how fragile it is. the american people are smart people. we know that they have to do everything to preserve our democracy, but part of preserving our democracy, is delivering for every day working families, people of color -- for people have been shut out historically, of this american system. >> let's stay on these kitchen tables issues, this is what people are feeling most acutely. many of the aspects of the undoubted victories the democrats have had, our policies that will not go into effect right away. some of them won't go into effect for years. how do you sell that to the american people? that these are things that will help you and your family eventually, down the road, they have to be done, and they got them done. but you may not feel them right away?

>> that is an issue. sometimes, it presents a dilemma. i will tell you one thing. some of the provisions will be felt immediately in terms of the inflation reduction act. we are transitioning to a green economy, these jobs that will be created, will not be in two or three years. these companies will get tax incentives, people and their homes, they will be retrofitted, they would begin to see the benefits very soon. it's hard -- senior citizens will see very soon that there -- on the infrastructure bill for example, jobs are being created as we speak. money is going out to our communities, people are applying for grants. looking at training people for these infrastructure jobs. these jobs are moving.

in a democracy, sometimes, the wheels of democracy are slow. but it works, and we are pushing as hard as we can because this is our government. and we are working hard to streamline all of these initiatives, so that the benefits can be felt as quickly as possible. american people deserve that. >> i want to stay on this for just a little bit longer, about how hard it is to change the feeling. people are feeling like things are getting bad, and everything is tightening around them. inflation, gas prices, what have you. but even the some of the things you are describing, they take months. the election, the midterms are a few months away. in the meantime, a lot of parents are sending kids back to school, -- and whatever little relief

they're getting from inflation, looks like it was taken down a bit. they will be spending a lot more cash. how do you get over that feeling? intellectually, i understand what you're saying. it makes complete sense. it makes sense that jobs are being created right now, some of them, will continue to be made. some things that will go in effect, that will prevent you from having higher prices. particularly the medical front. how do we adjust the feeling that people have had all summer, like they felt they were stuck? >> it's very difficult. i have a back on a psychology, and i'm a social worker. i understand the feelings, it's very important, emotions. but our feelings really present in terms of our daily lives. i think it's up to elected

officials, up to community groups, to relate to that. i know, how people in my district feel, but i am certainly clear that they want to see me fighting for them, and helping on every which way. to make sure that they are safe. that their economic security is intact. reaching every day, we are working on that. someone fighting for them. we can go outside of the box, which we do a lot. as members of congress, and help our organizations, and other people. the feeling is real, we have to acknowledge the feeling is real, history has shown us we're getting through this. we're still in the midst of a covid pandemic, hopefully getting out of it. we've saved lives and livelihoods, people are still rebounding from this terrible horrific pandemic. it's a feeling think, it's an

emotional moment for people. we have to huddle together, and work together. and help people overcome that. >> congresswoman barbara lee, always a pleasure to speak to you. thanks for joining. up next, merrick garland calls tropes bluff. but first, richard is here with the headlines. >> good to see you. breaking news for, you car remnants her crap -- crowd of people at an event, as we have been watching close, in the area philadelphia, very specifically, ran into an event there at the philadelphia area. and she multiple people. it happened at a memorial fund-raiser for fire victims, unclear if anyone is getting -- waiting for more details, as well as the number and the extent of the injuries there. also today for you, president biden has condemned the attack on solomon rusty.

they called the stabbing vicious and called rush the a person who stands for essential universal ideals. the man accused of attacking russia, was charged with attempted murder. entered a non guilty plea, and he's being held without bail, on a correctional facility. the suspect stabbed rushdie approximately 12 times, before he was about to give a lecture in new york. rusty remains in critical condition, it's unclear what motivated that attack. more, after the short break. r the short break. r the short break. let's hear from simone. chuck, that's a club i want to join! i literally just said that. i like her better than you the new subway series. what's your pick? frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? the new subway series. align women's probiotic naturally helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. plus, it supports vaginal health. it's recommended by gastroenterologists two-times more than any other probiotic brand. try align.

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number of things, that are classified, that fall into the umbrella of weapons. not necessarily things that are truly classified. many of them, you can find on your own phone, as we stand here. if they fall in that category, they're not in imminent national security threat.

>> look at the premise of your questions. was it nuclear? heck, maybe it was aliens? that is the point. we don't know. >> trump's defense squad has been out in full force, downplaying reports that nuclear information could be in those classified documents retrieved from his home. i'm old enough to remember, when these republicans had a lot to say about a certain form -- former secretary of state handling classified information, material that never involve nukes. let's bring in my saturday night -- is a member of the new york times. an msnbc political contributor, david cohen is in washington. and msnbc political contributor, and author of the forthcoming book, american psychosis a historical investigation of how the republican party went

crazy. also with us is jill -- former assistant watergate special prosecutor, co-host of the sisters in law podcast, and msnbc legal analyst. what do you make of what you just heard? this republican defense of donald trump, that seems to be expansive within the party? >> obviously, it's extremely disturbing. we knew it was coming. those of us who are not tethered to the trump universe, really hold on to what the story actually is here. is that the former president of the united states held on to material that belong to the american people. for over a year. and, he knew that he was not

supposed to have it. he knew it violated laws to continue to hold on to it. it appears today from our reporting in the new york times, that his lawyer said that they had given everything over and apparently they had not. all of this is to say, that we have a lot of questions for donald trump, including criminal liability, questions of criminal liability. that is not a good story, for the former president. is goon squad, so to speak, it's out there trying to spin this any which way, it shows you how tethered to donald trump the republican party still is. it's important -- really don't allow american people to be gaslit. >> house intelligence committee

adam schiff, and oversight committee chair requested a damage assessment of the classified documents. this launched the first major oversight steps by the house, since monday's search. how could democrats or how should the democrats approach this issue? >> i think that's a good first step. a lot of this might actually be classified. might not be reviewable to the american public. if some of these documents that you described, is the most highly classified and secretive documents that existed in the u.s. government. if this is the case, you and i are unlikely to find out the details about them, that we would like to know. maybe test just how much of an affront or attack or crime if it gets that far this was in terms of mismanaging these documents. i do think that even donald trump deserves a presumption,

if not of innocence, but of patience. and that we can see in the environment we live in these days, that republicans in particular jump out and start saying all sorts of things. barack obama took documents -- declassified these documents. that probably did not happen either. it's become a very breathless parade, of non stories, false stories out there. i think merrick garland has been great, and i think congress how they're moving ahead, is wonderful. we should all just wait and see how this pans out. it does not look good for trump, from the get-go. >> let's shift to the department of justice. garland has been cautious of dealing with the former president, not wanting to appear partisan. isn't there a difference between being a nonpartisan, and a political?

it's an it by its nature, a political investigation? because it involves the president? and the justice department has this policy that says, that you shouldn't charge a sitting president, which automatically, puts the law in second position to the political position. isn't this inherently a political issue? >> charles, you've raised a lot of good issues. let me say, since the time of watergate, i have believed that even a sitting president could be subject to indictment. -- that puts the president above the law. i think it could, be in any event, it is a former president. subject to the same laws that you and i, anyone listening to, this is subject to. so he should be subject to it.

there are times, the department also has a policy, that you should not interfere with an election. so in the days -- holding off on doing something, like an indictment, you don't do it on the days before the election. this is years before the election, that he might be running in. there is no reason to hold off, on taking action, if the facts are warranted. we do not know all the facts. what we have seen publicly, by looking at just the inventory that came with the unsealing of the search warrant, it shows that he had the most classified information that anybody could have. include a top secret sensitive compartment, information. that gets a classification like that, only if it is something that poses a grave threat to our democracy.

when you are playing clips of people, well, it could be classified, and not be anything important. no, it can't be. once it's classified like that, it's for a reason. that means he endangered our country by taking it. it's also true that even if it was not classified, just removing documents that belong to the american people, is a crime. the presidential records act was passed as a result of watergate, as a result of mixing trying to take documents that he was going to solve a profit. they became illegal, it became clear that it was part of the government's property, and that it belonged to the government, it stays with the archives, it does not go with the former president. they can go under the presidents library, under certain arrangements. but particularly, where it's classified, it was kept in an unlocked storage area, or anyone who is walking through the club, could be a guest.

could be a member, could have had access to it. they are now looking at the camera footage to see, who did access, and hopefully that footage goes back far enough. they should have never been moved, the intent and knowledge has been established now, donald trump was told by many of the officials who came to visit in the negotiations to get this stuff back, last january, some of which was removed in february. they knew the documents were there, they were obliged to go look for everything. lawyers signing documents, saying there are no more documents here. it's a very serious, a very bad breach of ethics for the lawyer, even having been misled, not having seen that, and information of my client, i'm saying, my client tells me, in

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fbi's raid in mar-a-lago -- users on pro trump forums were already calling for civil war. nbc's been -- reports the most popular comment on his message boards where, lock and load. reddit's board posted the address of the magistrate, to sign off on the fbi warrant. that judge has faced death threats. republican officials did not call for civil war in words, but their rhetoric was equally unhinged. ron desantis called the search quote the weaponization of the federal agencies against the regime's political opponents. as we saw on january 6th it could turn into real action and real danger. attorney general merrick garland, is pushing back on those attacks this week. >> i will not stand by silently,

when their integrity is unfairly attacked. the men and women of the fbi and the justice department are dedicated patriotic public servants. >> let's bring back our saturday night panel. nbc's been collins says the post on these forms are the most violent he has seen since january 6th. what is your reaction? >> it's scary. we have -- which we've already seen online violence turn into a real life of violence. and it did not begin with a january 6th. that is the most high-profile example of it. the anniversary of charlottesville was just the other day as well. there has been a steady uptick and increase in particularly right wing violence. it's not entirely right wing violence, that is the bulk of it. we know that from homeland

security reports. you have that going on, also at the same time, you have the dehumanization of americans and others, that is being perpetuated by the far-right. on the forms like that. and then you have of course republican officials, initially led by trump, and it is now a broader movement, who are aiding it on, because it is in their self interest. and so, the situation, it's extremely dangerous. it's not just fbi agents who are at risk, but it's every day americans, who find themselves, unfortunately, in the crosshairs. simply because they are not part of trumpism or part of wet those who follow trumpism, c is fully american. that includes transgender americans, jewish americans,

obviously black americans, liberals, gays, we can go down the list. there are a lot of groups of people right now, of americans, have a good reason to be concerned. it doesn't mean you need to be concerned when you leave the house, but we need to know what is being done to combat domestic extremism. >> let's talk about one of those jewish americans, the judge who signed off on the search has faced death threats and antisemitic abuse from trump supporters. the synagogue -- even you have to cancel sabbath service last night, what is your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction is, where is the reaction from donald trump and republican party? it's his people doing this. he has not called off the dogs, i'm sure he probably likes it, to some extent. every single day, a dozen to several dozen fundraising emails, from donald trump, and various republican political

entities, the rnc, the campaign committee, the congressional campaign committee. they always say, mostly the same thing. with the country, being destroyed by evil democrats, liberals and others. they are creating this frenzy, amongst the republican base, that if they do not do something drastic, that the liberals and the democrats, are going to send antifa into their neighborhoods, to destroy them. i'm not making this up. we see, in polling data, that anyway from five to 10% of american adults, believe that it would be justifiable, to use violence to return trump to office. there is this very strong current out there, and in cincinnati, right after the raid, and got into a shootout was killed, this is not going away. we don't see anybody in

position responsibility or leadership, the republican party addressing this. donald trump, as we saw on january 6th, as the committee showed us, when he did nothing, they want this. they want this extremism. they want to encourage it and exploited. they wanted to be there between now in the midterms, they wanted to be there in 2024. the rest of us will have to figure out a way to keep the country from blowing up over this. >> frightening and worrisome. jill fox host is facing backlash -- chile maxwell. how irresponsible is that? >> extremely irresponsible. i remain hopeful that some of the lawsuits pending against the right-wing media, dominion and smartmatic, make them think

twice, the verdict against alex jones. it's huge, maybe that will make him think twice, when they issued false statements. and putting a doctored picture up, is certainly in that category. particularly, where you have a judge who is already receiving death threats, i am friends with a neighbor of his. i worry for her safety, as well as his. because, there will be mobs at his house, because of the incitement that is coming from the republicans. at some point, if the law does not cover that, new laws are necessary, that need to make sure, that excite -- incitement of this kind of action is criminal penalty. as you pointed out already, we've had one dead person, because he acted, we go back to the pizza parlor, that was

supposedly having a pedophile ring held by -- hillary clinton. it was total nonsense. someone could've been armed, and then serious damage. we have to have laws that prevent this. >> panel please stick around for even more after the break. democrats might be turning around just in time for the midterm elections. midterm elections. at a five and dime, when she was only 16 years old. it's all right there in the census. see where a few details can lead with the 1950 census on ancestry. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juicy rotisserie-style chicken. you should've been #1. this isn't about the sandwich, is it chuck? it's not. the new subway series. what's your pick?

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and obama in 2010, 2022, it might be different for president biden. there is a small but growing number of indicators, that democrats might not lose as much as originally predicted. and may not lose at all. this week, democrats passed republicans on the ballot average, which pits a generic democrat against a generic republican, since the first time since november of 2021. also this week, and a special minnesota congressional election, republicans won by a smaller margin. especially for mid term year. the republican won by just four percentage. -- and of course this comes after a record turnout in kansas last week, allegedly up holding of the states constitutional rights to abortion, the first statewide election on the issue since roe is overturned. so as gas prices fall of the

president racks up legislative winds, and we began to see these electoral data points coming into focus. the question is, does this indicate a change and democrats fortunes for 2022? my saturday night panel is back. what do you make of these data points? are they a harbinger's for brighter futures, writer midterms for democrats? >> whatever presents is an opportunity for democrats. let's not forget who controls the house, will actually be contingent. a number, was much smaller number of races across the country. the parties will call those frontline members. those frontline democrats, where democratic candidates, we're hoping to win often in swing states, there are races, are going to hinge not on just the fact is that you just described, but also on how well

their campaigns are run. how well funded they are. and who turns up and shows up to vote. of course, democrats now have an opportunity. they have a window. in which to make their case to the american people. and really fight that out. race by race battle, this is a get out to vote effort, but nothing is guaranteed for either party. anything can change between now and november as well. >> the democrats have gotten a big win, toronto now that the inflation reduction act has passed. but we will not see or feel -- i spoke to barbara lee earlier about this. take a listen to what she said. i want to get your take on it. >> sometimes, it presents a dilemma. i will tell you one thing, some of the provisions will be felt immediately, in terms of the

inflation reduction act. sometimes the wheel of democracy, they are slow. we are pushing as hard as we can, this is our government, it is the system of government. we are working hard to streamline all of these initiatives, so that benefits can be felt as quickly as possible. the american people deserve that. >> david do you agree with that? >> i think you get some of the benefits of this bill, -- there will still be paying attention to what devices are. gestation -- those will have dominant impacts [inaudible] about 26 or so. i think 18, are in

republican-leaning seats. but it happens in those districts, whether the [inaudible] using abortion as an issue, to play well in kansas, it could have an impact there. [inaudible] the committee has put, on what has happened with donald trump. all of these are factors that give democrats something to talk about. they did not really have a couple of months ago. if there can be a meta message that is delivered by joe biden, about what he's doing, and more importantly whether republicans are doing to stop him, and privacy for america, and impose restrictions on women, you can tie that into the effort, for these two dozen, three dozen races. the democrats have a chance. it's, you have to thread the needle. they will not have a chance. >> the trump legal chaos is not going away anytime soon. what effect do you think that

will have on the midterms? >> i think all of these other issues, it will have an impact. i think even republicans, trump supporters, when they realize that we are talking espionage, and actually espionage -- it's really dealing with the defensive information. even his most strong supporters are going to go, while we do not want a president who's going to share information that could endanger our national security. i think some of those, we've seen the impact of what happened with dobbs. i hear on twitter, i see it all around me, that people are willing now to go out more to be involved in this. men and women, because of the rights that are being taken away by a very conservative supreme court, a movement toward doing something about

the supreme court, whether it's enlarging it. or, at least getting rid of the filibuster, so that laws can be passed. that will protect people in voting. i think people are seeing a real difference between democrats, and republicans. and you started the show in a wonderful, way by saying, look at what is happening, look with the democrats and joe biden hubley -- just in the last few weeks it is in amazing series of accomplishments. really important legislation. i think that is going to have an impact, and democrats are very motivated, to get out there and make sure that we don't lose in a big way. because, of the historic numbers every midterm. >> thank you so much for explaining it, and deflating the espionage charge here. david, final question to you.

we see gas prices falling. big july jobs numbers, and legislative wins for the democrats. it can be hard to change peoples minds, about how they feel things are going. what is the best case -- who may not feel the change right away, and how to contextualize that? and get democrats to win, and get their voters out to the polls? >> i think it has to be a positive and a negative message. positive message is, selling what's been done, and how it will help expanding the aca, lowering prescription drugs, it may not happen the next few weeks. people understand what it means to their pocketbook, to have these lower drug costs, hit sometime in the next year. the negative side, is pointing out, hey, we could do more. look at what they did at the vote of insulin. 35 dollar insulin, $35 a month

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