hi everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, welcome it is great to see you. if you are sticking with us, thank you. the president is coming off a very strong week and better than expected numbers on the economy and a deal to avert a strike that would have crippled the supply chain. in a moment, i will talk to congressman brandon boyle about the rail strike deal that he voted for. plus, new details on the behind the scenes negotiations over the final january six report. and from kanye west, hate robert sent by the former president and the growing extremism allowed on twitter,

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season. obviously out of christmas. the president having a pretty good week at that. >> yes that's right yasmin after any concerns at the steps of the administration and to try to take inflation under control. what have dampened the jobs market. the jobs report indicated that that labor market is still red hot. the president using that announcement as an occasion that he feels on his administration has taken to try to ease off the gas pedal on the economy to try and bring prices down, gas prices now back towards about three and a half dollars a gallon. without tipping the economy into a recession, of course the flip side of that, job support is that it is probably going to make the federal reserve more likely, not less likely to once again raise interest rates because we are not yet seeing the economy and inflation come down the way they want to. so there are increase concerns

about what their additional action by the fed could once again create the risk of going a bit too far and pushing the economy towards a recession. of, course the big event this week for the economy in the president was that deal off for the locking signs to avert that real strike which really put president biden into a unusual position as someone who has long prided himself as a champion of unions of paid sick leave. the president acting to over the real strict despite the lack of paid sick leave for profession to not deal because he says of the profound economic implications that a real struggle to fat on the economy, estimating to cross the country about two billion dollars a day. the president saying in this situation that he had to keep the economy on track to avert much more calamitous consequences. >> a judge will have, you i want you to talk a little bit of the change and possibly the primary calendar, that both the president and the dnc have lobbied for. the president saying essentially let start with

south carolina right? that is more represented at the u.s. population versus iowa or new hampshire for instance. >> exactly and that was a pretty big surprise in the president came out with this letter to the dnc rules committee saying south carolina should go first. the president saying that black voters should be able to shape the primary contest from the very beginning and all throughout the process. he wants to then see nevada and new hampshire share the second date before the contest would go on. two other states like georgia and michigan. battleground states in the presidential election, having it in the past had such a primary role that early on in the process. and on friday, the dnc of voting to move in the direction of adopting that planned by president biden, despite the fact that the state fair is going to lose out on their early status like iowa are very unhappy about that yasmin. >> josh for us as always my friend, thank you. let's bring in congressman brandon boyle, democrat from pennsylvania. . congressman is always great to

talk on the saturday afternoon. i want to pick up on some of what you austin and that is of course averting this rail strike and assigning by the president for this deal. without of course that six days probation. i have to say just as an outsider looking and right, the fact that railways don't provide paid sick leave to folks that are working for them is astounding right? that seems like a no-brainer here. i know you in fact voted for including the sick days in the house, talk to me about the predicament and watch the democratic party found themselves and with this specifically the biden administration. it seems somewhat of a looser situation. i know biden has been with on the side of the union for a very long time, really throughout the career just as president and vice president. as senator as well. but really had they gone on strike, amidst the holiday season the christmas holiday it would have crippled the economy and thrown backwards and the progress that has been made in

averting a recession. >> -- that is exactly right and you laid it out quite well. the reality is within the first week, it's estimated that some 765,000 workers would've been immediately laid off. and as you mention the effect on the economy would've been crippling, and as you mention i did vote houston across that vote to include seven days have paid sick leave. unfortunately, not enough senate republicans went along with us and that the not and that being part of the final deal. my view is that we as democrats need to return to what was in the original build back better act. that is having paid sick leave programs for not just rail workers, but all workers in our economy. it's in my, view should be a part of the basic social compact that we make with workers in america. >> tell me this, and new york article laid it out pretty well but i think if you are watching this at home and you don't really know the intricacies of the steel, you don't understand

why the railways would not necessarily provide paid sick leave. they're willing to provide 24% i believe increase and salary over a certain period of, time 1000 dollar bonus as well. not two, three, four days of paid sick leave? >> it's harder for me to understand and i believe the bonus was actually quite a bit larger, even at $1,000 but the reality is that we felt that we were in a situation in which having a nationwide rail strike would have had devastating for millions of americans. this administration and congress needed to take decisive action but again i don't think that we should leave this paid sick leave issue unresolved right here. i think for rail workers, and for workers beyond just rail workers, we need to guaranteed paid sick leave in this country and we had it in the build back better act. it passed the house of representatives and hopefully we can pick up an extra senate see this upcoming tuesday and will be able to revisit this

issue in just a few weeks. >> possibly the senate what about the house. and certainly going over to republican control. so one if this is something that we want to get done in the language in and we have a lot to get done in the next two weeks before december 25th. something that you feel like has a possibility of getting done with the republican-led house? it was interesting that even before, as much as i oppose the trump administration in so many ways, if you remember it was the last and administration that even said the right things on paid sick leave. so i wouldn't give up that is a possibility, even under a republican controlled house. but look, over the next 30 days we democrats need to do a lot of the slingback section. in my view, we need to raise the debt ceiling in order to avoid what would be a catastrophic hit to the worldwide economy if republicans refused to act. they are openly saying they won't raise the debt ceiling unless democrats agree to cuts

to social security and medicare. i will never support. that so raising the debt ceiling, reforming the electoral count act to avoid a repeat of january 6th, paid sick, leave so many things we need to get done. i'm committed to stay there as long as it takes to make sure we get this unstoppable relinquish power i knew not january 3rd. >> you will need more than just you, sir, to be frank. to stay, in order to get this done. but we wish you of course the best of luck during this land accession, as. always congressman brandon boyle, thank. you appreciate it. >> i am committed to it, thank. you >> still ahead, gop extremism and the spotlight this week as unbridled antisemitism went mainstream. thanks in large part to rapper ye and trump. will the party make it as an effort to distance itself from those that are soaking the state? but first. we are are just days away from the georgia runoff election that will test the staying

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shown him a headband several percentage points. he is vastly outspent herschel walker on the airwaves over here. and walker's strongest argument to voters, particularly independent and center-right voters, went up in smoke and democrats clenched control of the senate in the general election before this runoff was to even happen. there have been 1.8 5 million georgians who have participated in that runoff election so far. that is an extraordinary early vote number. it has broken single day record multiple times. one number jumped off the page at me here. 76,000 georgians who voted early this time around did not even vote in the 2022 midterm elections. so i looked at where these voters who didn't show up in the general election where voting now. some numbers stood out to me. among voters under 30, voters under 30 years of age 16% of them have showed up in early voting to not vote in the general election. hispanics, 8% voting now did not vote in the general action. asian americans, 9.5% voting

that didn't vote in the general election. these are all democratic leading cohorts. so more likely than not warnock's gonna benefit from that. i spoke to an organizer at a labor event that were not killed earlier and asked, who are all these people didn't show up in the midterm election who are voting now. and this organizer said, they thought mourdock was that she won. they didn't think we will take her chilocco seriously and that would actually win. turns, out they did take walker very seriously and now these voters seem more motivated. >> can we talk specifically about abortion politics because i know that you wrote about this specifically in the state of georgia. obviously this is gonna be a major test of abortion politics since the midterm elections, and we saw how that kind of played out when it came to midterm resolves. if you take a look at georgia specifically, there has been a lot of back and forth with the supreme court there over the six-week abortion ban. he right this. well some like senate minority leader mitch mcconnell have sought to minimize abortion and looks to other issues, they

want republicans to lean in and paint democrats as the real extremist. how much do you think that this is staying as a real election issue with this runoff? >> democrats here are determined to make republicans continue to pay a price for something that supreme court majority that ended up overturning roe v. wade. and the dynamics, are somewhat similar to what we saw in this general election. democrats are up on the air highlighting the issue of abortion, highlighting the fact that herschel walker the republican candidate has called and asked for no exceptions ban on abortion. in the general election, msnbc news showed that abortion was the highest second highest issue for voters here. those who cited it supported warnock over a walker by 56 points. that is an extraordinary margin. and republican, huge, and conservative advocates say that that margin, that show lacking

republicans on the issue of abortion is gonna continue to republican of the better arguments. in their, view and the view of antiabortion advocates they need to paint democrats as the real extremist on abortion. that is what herschel walker is trying to do with arguing that warnock supports abortion rights without restrictions, without federal limits. and things like delayed turn for various circumstances where there may be public support for government restrictions. that is the dynamic at this moment, but it is hard to look at that terrain at the moment and not think that democrats have the event on the issue of abortion. >> and for walker to be the one that is trying to shape that argument considering of course the allegations that have been made repeatedly against him throughout this. so i hookup, or as, always thank you for your reporting on this. let's talk soccer. once again, the world cup. heartbreak for team usa. i'm sure many of your. watching it was a win or go home game for the u.s.. they did in fact come up short. eliminated after 31 loss to the late netherlands.

the president reacting to the loss by tweeting,, fellas they made us proud. we get up and keep going. here is to a bright future and 2026 back here at home. nbc's megan fitzgerald is in doha covering this for us. again, america kind of just sad to see the loss happening, not necessarily surprising but a major rise in major compliments foreseen usa throughout the world cup. and you cannot forget that end of the historic games that they have played up until this point. unless they are now heading home. what does it feeling like they're? >> yeah, you are right. this is a disappointing loss 14 usa. they are supporting each other right now, but also proud of how far they have. come a lot of people didn't think they would be able to make it to this around, the knockout round. but the reality is, they came to guitar try to get a world cup title and they fell short. and this team has perspective. they know they are a young team,

they realize that there is a lot more work that can be done, and they realize that they have a bright future ahead. keep in mind, on the flip side of this we have an argentina game right now taking on australia. argentina is up to nothing. that would have been that game that they would have played in the next round of this tournament. they would have faced argentina, which is it very difficult and challenging team to take on. but right now, team usa is looking ahead. they are looking at the world cup in 2026 which will be played on our turf in the united states. of course mexico and canada as well. and i think we should expect a lot from this team in the coming years, yasmin. >> a lot of folks are gonna be watching that of course watching the completion of this world cup. as, always megan fitzgerald, thank you very. coverage all right, coming. up suspend the constitution. that is the outlandish message from the former president today in an effort to overturn the 2020 election. how that could be foreshadowing of the political circus republicans may be leading as

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special counsel, takes a look at all the evidence the 16 committee has put together and decides not to bring charges? >> i think i am someone who says you have to wait until the process is over and i don't know anything other than what i read in the press about the new special counsel. to my, knowledge i've never met him. so let him do his job. that is in a process that should be totally free of politics. sometimes, it isn't as much as we which but it should be. what we've got in the house, saying they're going to be investigating is a political circus. >> so that was hillary clinton speaking to my colleague alicia menendez about the special counsel as well as the house

gop's plan to launch investigations into democrats and the biden administration once the somehow steal a gop majority takes hold. but with trump's latest election lies which include and appalling anti-democratic suggestion to suspend the u.s. constitution in order to redo the 2020 election are just a clear winner. cut that political circus include re-litigation of the 2020 election? we are gonna ask jonathan allen. who is joining me now. i mean, that is not actually going to happen? nobody really takes a seriously? >> donald trump is not going to be installed as president of the united states. >> but even the real litigation part of it. even just revisiting. none of it is going to happen. it will not happen. the 2020 election was decided fairly. pretty much anybody who is serious acknowledges that. republicans would like donald trump to stop talking about it. i shouldn't that all

republicans but i would say most in the republican party would like donald trump to start talking about it. they think it is not only been embarrassing but has hurt their party or as evidenced by these recent midterm elections and what republicans are expected to have a big wave and ended up having a little ripple. going beyond that,, yachtsman you put up a true social post. for about half a dozen years now, democrats and even some republicans have said that donald trump wanted to get rid of some of the constitution. he wanted to ignore or rebut parts of the constitution. and here's donald trump saying, hold my beer. i would like to get rid of the whole damn thing. so he is just openly admitting what they have been accusing him of four years. and, you, know it is hard to see how republican members of congress will go along with that or other republican officials will go along with the idea of just dispensing with the constitution. >> here is jonathan allen, why i'm not so sure about the fact that they will necessarily

pursue some type of re-litigation even who means kind of this thinly veiled investigation into what took place on january six from the other end. it is because of the ledger that mccarthy sent, or has promised to investigate. the very investigation, and asking for i believe he said, preserving all records and transcripts of testimony taken during your investigation. saying, the gop will hold hearings into why the capitol complex was not figure out january 6th 2021. so even with this promise, of course of the promise of multiple investigations into the biden ministration as well, along with hunter biden by the republican-led majority in the house starting in january. you can't help but think, if marjorie taylor, greene someone like that speaks up and she has got kevin mccarthy in the crosshairs. considering the fact that he is still vying for speakership, something like this could happen. >> well, it depends on what we

are talking about a chance of re-litigating. i think you can separate religion gauging what the january six committee reports or doesn't report from the question of whether the 2020 election was legitimately decided or whether the actions of former president trump were legitimate in the wake up that. so, if they are looking at did law enforcement do everything that they could to prevent this with their intelligence, things like that. those are credible questions that i think they'll be pursued. and frankly, there's been a lot of disagreement within the january six committee about how much of that is included in their own report. but, as hillary clinton said in the clip you just played, i mean the house of representatives is an inherently political party and it is usually pretty clear when what they are doing is designed to be political or when it is designed to try to be last political. >> jonathan allen, as, always it is great to talk to you. >> all right, the gop now trying to cut ties with kanye

west, another extremists. but are they already to place closely bound? on thursday, republicans in the house judiciary committee deleting their tweet from october six that red, i'm sure many of you remember, this kanye, elon, trump. all of, this after the rapper now known as ye saw his own twitter account suspended for posting a swastika inside a star of david. it follows this hours antisemitism filled interview with conspiracy theorist auctions and his meeting with white supremacist nick fuentes. meanwhile, stewart rhodes facing decades in prison after being convicted of seditious conspiracy for his role in the january 6th insurrection. ruth ben-ghiat is an msnbc columnist and author of strong men, and is joining us. now ruth, is great talking about this. i appreciate you joining us on this incredibly important topic. some have called for kanye's antics to be ignored. saying it is adding fuel to the

fire. giving him what he. once he wants to be talked about. you however say it needs to happen. and you tweeted this, thank you responded to the president's tweet. thank you for it this. i wrote strong band because i saw the global right rehabilitating figures like hitler and -- and obscuring or denying them everyday violence. that's why include details of on torture that many found a bill to read. how do have a nuanced conversation about what is happening in this country in this world that people like kanye west variable to come out and say things like this. alex jones, elon musk, what's happening on line. without giving them a platform? and giving them what they want which is to be talked about? >> well, i think we are talking about doing this on platforms like twitter, you don't want to retweet them. you want to you perhaps screenshot them so that they don't get more engagement for

their accounts. but more broadly, it is just really important to have perspective on this. and that is in meeting with these people, trump is being who he always has been from the very beginning. he cultivated extremists and by the way, used oath keepers and proud boys a security at his rallies to cultivate them as well. we earliness campaign, 62% of his postwar retweets from white power white nationalists accounts. so all of this is, has a long history. so this holocaust and i'll, right after his inauguration's administration released a holocaust remembrance day statement that did not include choose. that left how to use. and that was a big gift to all across today are. so, this now matters because as somebody who studied straw men,

the more that trump feels cast out by the gop and is worried about the investigations, having defeat after defeat, the more he is going to double down and embrace and support the most extremist people in society. so that is what we have to look forward to. >> and you are an expert on this, right. because there is something about instilling fear in the have-nots that gives someone like donald trump power. there is a real strategy to this. whether he actually believes what he is saying or not. and what is it about this time in history, compared to much of the research that you have done that has enabled people like donald trump, kanye west, stewart rhodes, we can go on and on. nick fuentes. to kind of gain the popularity in the platform that they have. -- yeah, it's a great question. and actually america

corresponds. the the latest examples on that i've seen since the original -- and that is the strong wind figures. they find, they have an appeal when society's gone through a lot of progress. it could be gender equity, racial emancipation, and so they come up and they say that is not who we are we are gonna turn the clock back. and so that is what trump did. and he also elevated fringe fringe elements of society in talk to people who felt threatened. threaten by mail that by white male authority was on the downturn. felt threatened by eight years to present obama. and this works every time. he is a very able propagandist. so he cultivated all of these people, and kept them. and then it paid off for him on january six. they all came to you rescue him. and he is the victimhood call, that is also very important in history. >> just to quickly verify, talking about the significance

of the conviction atkins seditious conspiracy when it comes to sears rose? >> yeah it is absolutely fundamental because these are people who don't except the authority of the government and they believe that violence is the way that we change history. that violence is the way that you do politics. and so this conviction asserts that they can be held accountable. that the rule of law does function. and in general, with extremist and strong meant to you, prosecution is very important to assert that the state and democracy and justice, these people are not in mortal, they're not on division, they can be held accountable. >> ruth ben-ghiat, really great conversation. we thank you for joining us. coming up next, new body cam footage showing shedding more light on the fatal shooting of a texas man on his own front porch. what his family is telling nbc

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and spin around town. bam, a. special >> i mean, i don't know if you go so far as to say, bam, espresso. >> that was definitely weak coffee. let's just say. by the way, you are sleeping in your van and coming to us from your band which is where you live. so, that helps. >> yes, it. is >> with coffee measures. frankie, by the way is joining us. why did you do this? >> a string of bad financial decisions, yasmin. i went broke a month ago. i was forced to do this. >> so how much money do you have left right now? >> i have $4.33 left. >> what are you going to do that money? how long is that going to last? >> maybe two more days. >> and what are you going to

spend it on? >> probably pizza. and dumplings. >> you are going to get pizza and dumplings for $4.33 in new york city? if you can find a place to get both of those things, share with us please. how do you do that? >> well here you go. $1 slice in china town has ten dumplings for $3. >> there you go. and then what we do when you run out of money? do you have any money left or are you not making money off this kind of viral moment that you're having? >> yeah, i am making money. i working catering so i work like six days since then surrogate hundred bucks. then i sold t-shirts, and a lot of people in new york in the united states about them. >> how did she should've you sold? >> like 22. >> wow, good for you. here's another thing. you are coming to me from what, your phone? >> yeah, my phone. >> so are you having to pay your phone bill as well are set

not included in this budgeting? >> no that is not included, that is connected to my credit card that i will worry about next month. >> so that is not great financial advice. everybody closures right now. that is not the best financial advice. to worry about your credit card next month. what did you want to achieve by kind of making this so public and did you expect it to get as popular as it did? >> no, i did. not i was hoping to survive until my next paycheck, that's what i was hoping to achieve. >> and when did you realize that it was kind of really taking off and people were interested invested in what you're doing now you're spending money? >> day three, people were like come and see it. and they were like sharing it. and i checked my phone, i had 150,000 views. i was like oh my god. i did not expect double the way it did. >> and i know the moment you figured out it was blowing up

when you're actually on stage, doing standup because your standup comedian. you're trying to make it in new york city which is amazing as a stand comedian. but you realize that while you are on stage doing standup that it was really taking off and people were invested. >> yeah. i didn't know what was happening. i was looking at my phone it is going to be doing. and i was like, what is happening? and then when i got onstage, i checked it out and it just kept growing ever since. i had like 8 million views, which is insane. >> have you been on the date a date in the last month? >> i have a girlfriend but she lives in california. >> well that's good. i think it is probably better your girlfriend lives in california for the month of 100 dollar budgeting. she would not necessarily be happy that you're having to do this. your budget advice, frankie, aside from of course putting off your credit card for next

month? >> well, make your own coffee. i saved $155. make your own coffee, that is huge. >> there you go, i make my own coffee every morning and i've figured out that that is a huge cost saving method. frankie, good luck to you that for 33 the have. left thanks for joining, us we appreciate it. before we end the show. it is all about rats, we want to know you let you know about a new job opening in new york city, maybe frank is interested. the mayor announced that the city would be hiring a rats are to mitigate the voting population that has plagued the city for decades. some key requirements include, swashbuckling attitude, crafty humor, and a general or a bad ass worry. let's see if you have killer instinct and virulent vehement for vermin than your dream job away. it's the best news for whoever becomes the new rat overlord, it pays over $100,000. so, sorry pizza rat. but new york city sanitation commissioner says the rats don't around the city, we do.