kinda like this- welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. our thanks. your rewards. good day. i'm chris jansing live in new york city. donald trump's latest attempts to block the mar-a-lago

investigation eviscerated by a panel of republican judges, including two appointed by trump himself. why theyevident i havely fired the special master and what it all means for ts justice department's investigation. plus a shockingly good number in the november jobs report. is that the clear sign that a recession could be avoided. and can captain america play the hero for team usa for a second time? look at this brand new video providing hope that the answer maybe yes. we'll go live to kut canner for a live report and the expectations for tomorrow's huge game against the dutch. but we start with a huge setback for donald trump in his fight to hamstring the mar-a-lago investigation and a big win for the justice department. on thursday a panel of three republican judges, two of them appointed by trump, ruled unanimously to end the appointment of a special master to search through the documents

taken from the white house allowing doj to access all the documents seized from mar la go. the junl's ruling that the government was well within its rights to raid trump's home, collect the documents and investigate whether crimes were committed. the law is clear. we cannot write a rule that allows a search warrant to block investigations after execution of the warrant. nor can we write a rule that allows only former presidents to do so. i want to bring in ken dilanian, who has been following this. joyce vance is a law professor at the university of alabama. and bass else is a democratic strategic and executive director of the democratic party. good to have you all here. so ken, what does this mean for the investigation? >> first, this is are resounding rebuke of the arguments put forth by donald trump's lawyers on this case and of the reasoning by the judge imposing the special master for practical terms that this ruling is

supposed to take effect next thursday. and unless donald trump appeals to the supreme court and somehow wins a dramatic last-minute reprieve, the special master will go away and judge cannon will have to dismiss this lawsuit. then the justice department will get act is etc. to the 22,000 pages of documents. all of them, not just the classified ones they already have, but all the documents seized. and we don't want to overstate this. the investigation has been chugging along. but all the other stuff they seized in trurp's office, some of that is relative to the investigation. they have said in court papers that their lack of access to this material has slowed them down and ham strung them a bit. and the special counsel, who is overseeing this investigation, has promised that his appointment will not slow things down. >> you called this decision a painful dismantling of the judge, who appointed the special master and trump's attorneys

explained to us what this decision said. do you think there's any area that trump's attorneys can challenge, it they decide to appeal this to the supreme court? what does this means going forward legally? >> they don't have a good basis for appeal. it's interesting that the 11th circuit didn't call this a frivolous case filed by the former president, but they didn't have to use the word frivolous because it was inherent in every word. the 11th circuit provides itself on its politeness and they minced no words in this opinion. in saying there was really only one thing that the former president had to establish to even get his foot in the door of the courthouse. he had to show that there had been a wanton, a callous violation, a disregard for his constitutional rights. that's the only way a judge hears a lawsuit like this when when you've got a criminal investigation ongoing.

wait until they are indicted and then there are plenty of remedies to move to suppress the search. this is so unusual in this indictment posture. and in the absence of that sort of a violation of constitutional rights, there was no reason for judge canon to ever hear this case. that's what the 11th sur kit spent 21 pages saying in piercing detail. nothing left for the trump folks to argue on appeal. >> let's talk about the fact, and i know you pointed this out, the whole idea that there could be one set of rules for a former president and another set of rules for everybody else. >> so the court lay this is out as a three-way decision point. they can say we can either follow existing law or we can create a new rule that would let every defendant or every person under investigation in a criminal matter go and ask the

court to supervise the investigation, which would take up a lot of resources unnecessarily. or we can create a special rule that applies only to donald trump. and the 11th circuit says we're not going to do either of those craze us is things. we're going to follow our existing precedent. we're going to permit prosecutors to do their job, and that's where they land in this opinion. >> we're not going to do either of those crazy things. trump isn't trying to hide this. earlier he took the documents openly and transparently. but i guess the question is does this ruling, does this investigation have any real impact, is most of this baked in? >> i do think it has some impact. i took note of the statement in the ruling. that special rules can't be made for past presidents. and to me, if you look back at all of donald trump's presidency, he's tried to lord over all of branches of government. it says you cannot do that.

that each branch must act independently and the ju durable branch did all it was supposed to do. you cannot step in and interfere with that. that has been his mo throughout his leadership. and even subsequent to his presidency. so i do think this is a setback for him. politically, does it do anything to rally voters on either side of this conversation? probably not. i think to your question, it is baked in in many ways. what i think it does is it creates problems for him as he's trying to run for president now because this is going to be investigation he he tropped to stop, but it looks like it's ongoing. >> there was an event that was held for the january 6th defendants and trump spoke at it. let me play what he said. >> people have been treated unconstitutionally, in my opinion, and very, very unfairly. we're going to get to the bottom of it. our country is going not socialist. they have skipped over that. they skipped over socialism.

our country is going communist. this is what happens. we with can't let it happen. >> do republicans look at that and say, yeah, we can win the presidency with that. >> there's no way they can. the midterms have told the story. the fact that you've got oath keepers convicted of sedition tells it cons that story. that all these arguments of not missing arguments for republicans. the justices, whether you're a trump appointee or a trump act lite f you will, you have to stop and take stock of wherer we are right now. that there are many parts of this country that want to -- even if think agree on some policies, they don't need to publicly align with this man. because nothing succeeds like success. and they are not being successful in the embrace of donald trump. i don't think these arguments.

>> if you're in your 30s, 40s, even 50s, you're building a party for a much longer run than donald trump is going to be around. the tax fraud case against the trump organization is winding down. and yesterday the prosecutor said something fascinating in his closing arguments. quote, trump knew exactly what was going on. this case has been about his former ceo, but assuming they can prue that about trump, how significant could that be? >> there's been a lot of back and forth about whether this prosecution could ever reach the former president personally. the case that's ongoing right now is about his company. and really the decision point for the jury is this. it's whether or notwise the berg, the former cfo was acting on his own for his own benefit, or whether he was acting in ways that benefitted the organization. that's very tied up with this question of what the former president knew.

it's not impossible that prosecutors develop evidence or new information during one trial that leads them to prosecute in other areas. so first off, we'll have to wait the outcome of this jury's decision. it they don't convict the organization, then probably the work through the manhattan da is done. if they do convict, if there is information that links the former president to the fraud, then i think it's game on. >> joyce vance, ken dilanian, thank you. meantime, a potential economic disaster has been averted with the stroke of a pen. just a short time ago, president biden signed a bill to plok a rail strike that was set to take place right before the holidays. which means the railroads and their workers must abide by an agreement negotiated by the white house. industry experts estimated a strike could have cost the economy as much as $2 billion a day. >> i know this is a tough vote for members of both parties.

it's a tough one for m, but it was the right thing to do at the moment. to save jobs, to protect millions of working families from harm and disruption and to keep supply chains stable around the holidays. and to continue the progress we have made and continue to see on the economy. >> the president also took the opportunity to tout the new jobs numbers that came out this morning. they showed 263,000 jobs added in november. a number far beyond expectations. and the latest in a string of positive economic news involving everything from consumer spending to gas prices. i have business reporter brian chung with me. we keep waiting for the other shoe to drop. but in terms of a possible recession, what do these numbers tell us? 263,000 jobs is just a number. let's contextualize it. that 263,000 was a little bit lower than 284,000 we saw oded in october. but consider that wall street

economists were only expecting this number to come in around 200,000. so a big beat here. and the unemployment rate was 3.7%. that was the same as we saw last month. so that uptick in unemployment. when we look at the jobs sectors that added these jobs, 88,000 in leisure and hospitality. that's bars and rrlts. also health care added 45,000 jobs. a lot of burn out among nurses. but you want to highlight professional and business services adding about 6,000 jobs in the month. that's not a lot. it's essentially flat. this is where you may have seen some of the tech layoffs. there were a lot of tech layoffs. but it seems like not having too much of an effect on the overall picture. and one last thing to highlight. average hourly earnings, wage growth in november, people getting paid 5.1% more than this time a year ago. but consider that inflation is 7.7%. so high prices at the stores eroding any sort of wage gains you're getting. a big reason that continues to

weigh on the economy. >> have you calculated perhaps how much money employers have saved because the world cup game is on a weekend so people respect calling in sick or watching while they are supposed to be? >> the group games were during the week. but tomorrow's game, go usa. hopefully not going to take too much dent out of productivity. president biden is on the move to boston as we speak. no running shoes, though. moments ago he boarded air force one wrapping up a whirlwind week with diplomacy on full display. was that meeting a success? a former chief of protocol who planned state din etc. for years is here. plus ab alarming rise in hate speech online. disinformation expert is here ahead. and less than 24 hours to go until team usa faces off with the netherlands in qatar. and the high anxiety question,

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the power of glamorous diplomacy was on full display at the first state dinner for the biden administration. the u.s. and france hosting their alliance with lobster and american made cheese. but this post covid return to pomp and circumstance proved just how valuable a diplomatic tool it can be. the country's differences easing over economic policies and the war in ukraine. and president biden now saying he's open to talking with the russian leader with conditions. i want to bring in senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. host of the sunday show jonathan capehart, who was a guest at a luncheon with biden and macron.

and former chief of protocol at the state department for president obama, capricia marshal. so kelly, wednesday night double date for the bidens and macrons. a fancy state dinner. what's the impact on getting a united front regarding ukraine and what about biden potentially being open to talk with vladimir putin? >> in so many ways, president macron is the leader of europe at the moment. for a long time, we thought of that as angela merkel, who was chancellor of germany. now the landscape in europe has changed. great britain has gone through some turnover in the prime minister role. and president macron has been a leader there and has been someone who has been right with president biden when it comes to unity on ukraine. and he's also been someone who has kept a channel of communication open with vladimir putin. one of the french reporters at

yesterday's news conference in the form of a question had raised the issue of president biden speaking to putin. we know they have thot spoken. so the president in his response contemplated what conditions might exist where he would to that. he was very closer that those conditions do not presently exist. he does not want to elevate vladimir putin to the level of having any communication directly with the american president at this point given the circumstances around ukraine. but he said if vladimir putin was willing to really talk about an end to the war and specific negotiating points about that, he would be willing to do that along with the support of partners like macron, g and nato leaders, that kind of thing. so it does not appear that there's any intention at this point for biden to talk to

vladimir putin. but he did set kind of the timeline or the set of conditions they could possibly exist down the line. a personal diplomacy we saw very hutch on display in policy discussions and then in the more social and some of the things we haven't seen in washington in a number of years now. the entertaining and the cultural part of what washington can be. that was very much a part of this state visit. and it's a part of what the cull churlt piece of what the white house can be where presidents have a number of state visits during their time. we have not seen that because of covid. this was the first one for the biden administration. it included the very elaborate ceremony on the south lawn. it included things like the toasts here. and because of the christmas holidays, they did not hold this in the state dining room. they had a special tent situation erected on the south lawn. that allowed the guest list to expand from what would normally be about 100 people to 300 or

so. so they got a bonus for waiting is long so long. >> thank you for that. jonathan, she points out rightly that it does see biden is effectively elevated macron to who he sees as the leader of europe right now with merkel gone and the uk on its third prime minister this year. how important is this alliance to taking on not just russia, but china? >> it's very important. and look, during their remarks there on the south lawn, they both talked about the enduring friendship and relationship between these two countries. france is our oldest ally. it's the united states oldest ally. and whenever the united states has had to do anything on the world stage, more often than not, the united states and france have been in lock step. more often than you would think the united states and france have not always been in line, but the one thing that happened

that is 100% guaranteed is that the united states and france always talk to each other before either one takes any action. and so the fact that this is macron's second state visit to the united states. he was also here when trump was in the white house, it shows how important this relationship is. also because of the deback the over that contract that was taken away from france and australia with the help of the united states taking this submarine contract away really ruptured the relationship to the point where the u.s. ambassador to the united states was recalled. vice president harris went over to france in a fence-mending trip five days in france. and a budge of things she talked about at that luncheon that i went to at the state department yesterday, lots of things have been done behind the scenes to

mend the tear in the friendship. and one last thing. it's been clear since the election of president biden that he looks at french president macron, who is much younger than he is, as someone, a mentee in a way, not in a belittle thing way or condescending way, but as young leader on the world stage much like he was when he was chair of the senate foreign relations committee. and looking to him as someone to say, hey, i have been around the world stage for decades. let me tell you my experiences, my thoughts, and let's talk back and forth. that's why i also think that the friendship, not just between these two countries, but between these two leaders is so strong. >> and you did this more than a few times when you were at the obama white house.

what makes or breaks a state visit and dinner like this? what's the difference between it being a successful diplomatic tool vs. falling short? >> well, it's a pleasure to join you here from little rock, arkansas. were hosting the women's voices summit. and in looking at so fondly upon the beauty, the imagine industry of a state visit, it is the highest invenation that our president can extend to another nation. and so there's a lot of thought that goes into this. a lot of planning. but what we really need to be prepared for are the oops that can occur along the way. so you have to be flexible. you have to have a plan that's in place. but flexibility is absolutely key. making sure that once things go slightly off track like timing, as i understood yesterday was a bit of an issue. there was a lot to say.

so you have to bump things and make adjustments, but they did a spectacular job. it was so elegant. even when you have an expanded state diner like you noted that was held in the outside pavilion, as we like to call them. we don't refer to them as tents really. it was just exquisite. the flare of dr. biden and the desire to showcase the best of america. the food, the music, it was amazing. it was all spectacular. >> well, you mentioned you were at the clinton loi brir. i can see behind you there's the setting of a steak dinner. jonathan sent a picture of just the table setting is so speck tack larceny. i cannot imagine the logistics, let alone managing the guest

list and the diplomatic sensitivities. can you even sort of summarize what goes into putting a night like last night together? >> ab slout lu. i'm very privileged. one of the only people who held the position of both social secretary in the white house and chief of protocol at the state department. and those two people really link arms in an event like this. once the embassy determines a date and coordinates with our visiting country, the time begins to tick. st usually about six to ought weeks out from the visit. you have a meeting between the two delegations. that's when the chief of protocol steps in. we draw from them any issues of allergies, preferences, music, people they would like to see.

and you put all of those details together. but it is a tik tok that continues. and the planning is extraordinary. you go to every single detail. the white house has the layer of still having to worry about not just security issue, but covid issues as well and making sure people are testing. so they had some drops last minute in the attendance. you have to figure out what to do with hen you have an excelle plan, fail to plan, plan to fail was always our motto. we planned really well. >> well it's all a pleasure to have you on the program. thank you so much. jonathan, i hope you at least took away your name plate. look at that. he's got it. >> i took my menu. >> tough save those things. i have a box at home. thank you for being with us today. appreciate it. the family of paul whelan shs the american imprisoned in russia, says they finally spoke

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a little fun at herschel walker's latest controversy. >> since the last time i was here, mr. walker has been talking about issues. that are of grave importance to the people of georgia. like whether it's better to be a vampire or a wear wolf. this is a debate that i must cob fess i once had myself. when i was 7. as far as i'm concerned, he can be anything he except a united states senator. >> let's bring in national politics reporters jonathan allen. jake sherman and basel, this race has been stubbornly close. is it too hopeful on democrats parts to think that obama's vut

can make a difference? >> it will certainly make a difference. that was a great speech. >> he seems to be having a lot of fun. >> a lot of fun. a lot of fun pokes fun at herschel walker. he's still obviously an extraordinary important figure in the democratic party. what i think helps reverend warnock is independents seem to be swinging his way. that's very critical, especially if you don't have the turnout that you do normally in runoff elections. had what is concerning for me is the recent reports that black votes have been very low. the turnout has been very low in a lot of key states where you have had african-american candidates. so that's why we talk about when we go around and talk about how important this race is. it's not just about control of the senate. it's the ability for joe biden to have a freer hand respecting

that. a freer hand to push through his policies. warnock has been down this road before. so there is reasons for democrats to be hopeful. >> it's so interesting. georgia's elder statesman, newt gingrich, he used to be speaker of the house, put out a warning to his party about the power not of barack obama, but of joe biden. i'm going to quote from what he wrote. i deeply oppose his policies, however, accidents hos pillty to the biden administration on our terms tends to blind us to just how effective biden has been on his terms. his bottom line message, which was the headline of the piece, stop underestimating joe biden and start understanding that our approach has failed. do you see in some of the things you're hearing from republicans they are starting to get that or not so much? >> i think they are starting to get that. at the ebtd of the day, joe biden has delivered something for the american people. delivered several things for the

american people. he may not have done all that many wanted him to do, but he's done a lot more than folks thought he could do. particularly in this time of tension and divided government. so with a package of legislation for the country, the student loan forgiveness for young people, the fact that he and the administration and democrats were able actual able to energize young people, that's something that republicans should never underestimate. the value of actually doing something and producing something. >> you have new reporting on joe biden's attempt to shake up the primaries. you write that biden is recommending that south carolina, the state that lifted had him to front runner status in the primaries, kick off democrats presidential nominating contest. what hr can you tell us about this plan and the likelihood that it might be adopted by the

party? >> there's a process they have to go through probably today. the rules and by laws committee will vote on that. that's likely to pass that. committee members have to get together and pass it. i think in terms of that being the desire of the democrat you can national committee to follow biden's recommendations there to put south carolina first, which prioritizes heavily african-american elect rat and democratic primaries. it's been cradle of joe biden's victory and is a warning to other people who might run against him that they would have to come through him on his best political term to beat him. but in addition, adding to the pile of michigan and georgia, both larger and diverse states where democrats would be able to sort of test their primary candidates a little bit earlier. sort of the larger states. and getting rid of iowa is another proposal here. missically making new hampshire an early state, but making it go

second alongside nevada at the same time. de-emphasizing the majority white states. a lot going on here with this plan for biden. but you have to ask you. ware wolf or vampire? i know jake has gone ware wolf. i see the scruff around the edges there. >> there's a great show from the bbc called "being human" about a vampire, a ware wolf and a ghost. that's as far as i'm going to go. jake, speaking of not expecting. nbc is just reporting, we just got this information, our folks down in south carolina talked to some of the party leaders there. they are stunned by this suggestion. at least nobody told them that barack obama -- that joe biden was going to do this. jake, your organization says it's hard to overstate how significant this would be it

acknowledges the growing party and other people of color inside the democratic party. iowa, a red state with the population that's overwhelmingly white, gets shunted aside. the shift will impact not only who wins their party's nomination, but who can even run in the first place. so talk more about how this would blow up the process overall. >> i was not surprised by john saying that having worked with him for so long. he always has a curveball for you. i think that the primary map is antiquated. the entire process is seen as antiquated but most people who look at it with an honest and unbiassed point of view. but in writing that, what we're trying to say, it will determine who will run. if you get left behind if it's the first state, then your candidacy is all but dead. if you have nowhere to go from there or if you can't make end

roads, then you're in trouble. and i think it does acknowledge the fact that the democratic party, that black and colored voters in the democratic party are just more powerful than ever before. so i think that that is the bottom line. >> so you have been a state party chair. you understand how this primary process works. besides the fact that there are other states furious about this. there are economic implications besides the bragging rights. how would it change the way people run for president. >> the country is changing. if you can do well in south carolina, you can get black votes. that's very important to whether you want to run nationally and govern for the entire country. nevada, latino votes. michigan, you have union workers. this is blue collar white voters in a rust belt state.

it's regional effect wit tu that he's going for here. i love this decision because i do think it reflects where the country needs to go. i sgl do you think it's going to happen? >> because joe biden is the lee leader of the party, there's going to be many that want to make it happen for him. but i understand the pushback. you said it's economic. a lot of resources go to iowa and new hampshire and these early states for the businesss get heavily supported by the folks that get down there. it's going to be tough. i understand that. but i this it's the right thing to do. >> thank you for coming in. have a great weekend. thank you. just when you thought it couldn't get anymore bizarre, it does. the new and confusing comments from idaho police with a killer still on the loose. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults.

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found that slurs against gay men are up 58%. against jews, 61%. against blacks, 200%. let's talk about it with ben collins, who covers nis information, extremism and the internet. so ben, you and i have been talking about this just over the last couple days. the ceo of the center for countering digital hate puts it this way. elon musk sent up the bat signal to every racist and oklahoma focus that twitter was open for business. they have reacted accordingly. i assume this is consistent with what you have been seeing, but why is it happening? >> first of all, there's general change in terms of service, about misinformation and hate speech. it's harder for someone who is pushing that to get kicked the platform. there's nobody moderating the people who are previously charged with moderating it. it's very case by case now

instead of based on a much larger protocol. i want to say there's a general amnesty that's starting to be unveiled for white supremacists on twitter. andrew, who runs the daily stormer, the largest neo-nazi website this the united states, he is now pack on the platform as of today. he has a bench warrant out for his arrest for stalking and harassing someone who lived in montana, who is against white supremacy. that guy is back on the plat tomorrow. that's the sort of space that we're reentering now on twitter. >> early this morning, we know musk suspended kanye west's twit er account because he posted an image of a swastika. but advertisers have been jumping ship. they said, brand safety is only possible when human safety is the top priority. given these numbers, given what you just said about the guy who runs the daily storm, are advertisers who are still with twitter likely to buy that

statement? also, maybe more importantly, what's the real societal cost of this rise in hate speech? >> the societal cost plays out in real life. it takes time. it comes down. we have seen it the last few years with the rise in attacks in reel life. in terms of advertisers coming back, twitter is betting this is a war of attrition. they can keep the people on the platform. they are hoping the sheer amount of numbers they can target to that tuzers will come back over time. as of right now, that's not what's happening. >> ben collins, it's good to have you on the program. thank you for that. in less than 24 hours shs the u.s. faces off against the netherlands in a win or go home world cupmatchup. will the star player, christian pulisic, be on the field? we've got the breaking news. we've got the answer. right after this. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair.

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more important than team usa, if you're a little kid, is that there's 23 days before christmas, and you might want to sit down for this one, there's a santa shortage. companies that specialize in making sure that mr. claus is coming to town are seeing a big demand, up 30% from last year, according to hire santa, a texas-based companies that books entertainers to play santa claus. up to 120% from before the pandemic. there are 2200 open positions for santas, mrs. claus, and elves. never fear, the real santa, sources tell us is currently working from home, working out as he always does this time of the year, and he'll have the reindeer ready to go on christmas eve. that's the breaking news for the day. that will do it for us this hour. you can tell it's friday. make sure you join us for "chris

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