if you're joining us welcome. if you are sticking with us, thank you. we appreciate that. by this time tomorrow, we should know the main conclusions of the january 6th committee and what criminal charges they might refer to the doj for former president donald trump and those around him. the committee and last-minute meetings this weekend to hammer out the -- the efforts to subvert the 2020 election. >> i think the evidence is there. the donald trump committed -- viewing it as a former prosecutor, i think there is sufficient evidence to charge the president. >> also this hour, a set of democrats have their own battle plan when it comes to investigations in the next congress. this comes as kevin mccarthy's fight for the speakership appears poised to paralyze republicans at the start of

their control of the house. elon musk is at it again, suspending another journalist from twitter for murky reasons just today after reinstating others. i will speak to one of those reinstated journalists ahead. all of that plus, you've heard about donald trump's trading cards. our friends at the good liars are out with their own version they are calling on us to trump cards. the former president is not going to like it. they are going to join me later this hour. we want to start with the january 6th committee. we are going to be working overtime today just hours ahead of the final public eating's scheduled to begin at one p am eastern time on monday. we will take an unprecedented look at just what happened in the lead up and after january 6th. i want to bring in scott won with the latest. talk to me. what have we known about these meetings? they are ongoing throughout the whole weekend in preparation for tomorrow.

what are you finding out? >> you know, he has been, this is crunch time for the january six committee. they have been working for 18 months on this investigation. this is really the culmination of that investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. president trump has been making efforts to subvert the 2020 election results. they have two major tasks tomorrow. one is just to adopt or prove the january 6th report is going to be hundreds and hundreds of pages. benny thompson also says that a lot of the evidence, the video evidence, the paper evidence, thousands and thousands of pages will be made available later this week and in the days to follow. that will be significant. it's not like the kennedy documents, which come 60 years after the fact. they are trying to really be

transparent and show the public everything that they have been working on for these 18 months. the second big thing that we are all watching is, are these criminal referrals specifically related to donald trump? focused on three things -- insurrection, conspiracy, and obstruction of a formal congressional proceeding. given the comments from adam schiff earlier, it sounds like a lot of those committee members to believe that donald trump committed a crime. they are definitely leaning in that direction of referring some of these criminal offenses to the department of justice. >> there has not been a lack of transparency. it has kind of been their superpower in the unveiling of what happened in the lead up to january 6th and after as well. as we are talking about these possible criminal referrals, when it comes to the former president, to the doj, there

could be more here. i want to read your nbc reporting. trump aside, the committees referrals are expected to identify others including trump loyalists. thompson has said the committee is looking at five or six categories of referrals which might include agencies that license lawyers and the house ethics committee as well. who could be some of these loyalists that we are talking about? >> yasmin, i think you have to look at trump's inner circle and the people who were advising him in the run up to january 6th, trying to sow doubt about the election result, trying to figure out ways to overturn the election and focus on january 6th itself and that pressure campaign of trump's own vice president mike pence and trying to get him to unilaterally overturn the election. those are people who are in his inner circle like mark meadows and john eastman, rudy giuliani. those could be a referrals to

various bar associations to try to get them to spark. you mentioned congressional referrals, members of congress who were involved in this effort as well chair. german thompson asked spoken specifically about referring some of these gop lawmakers, people like scott perry and others, to the house ethics committee for possible ethics investigations. that is something that -- donald trump is obviously the main focus but we are likely to hear about some other broader attempt to overturn the election. >> i want to touch on what we heard from schumer. he showing a lot of optimism when it comes to the path of republicans going forward, not even cautious, just straight-up optimism, which i found pretty interesting to say the least. here's what he sent. i think there's going to be a whole chunk of republicans in the house and senate who realize that the maga way doesn't work. i hope to work with them to get

real things done. i said this to mitch mcconnell. i think you can see for themselves that i don't have to do this. tell me more. >> well, of course, you know, you are going to have republicans controlling the house of representatives. well chuck schumer is taking a victory lap here in terms of the accomplishments that they got done in this congress, and it's quite significant, everything from the chips bill to the inflation reduction act infrastructure, they are likely going to be able to pass election reform, a direct response to the january 6th attack, to tack it on to the government funding bill which is moving at the end of the year here, so while chuck schumer has a lot of optimism heading into the next cycle, coming off these big legislative wins, they are going to be up against kevin mccarthy or whoever the speaker might be and the house republicans who are going to be solely focused on investigating the biden administration.

we will see what happens. clearly, chuck schumer is very pleased with the way things turned out from this latest election. >> kevin mccarthy is also showing optimism, saying the five know kevin's are going to come around. we will have to see how that happens as well. scott won, we thank you. joining me on set, what a pleasure, jamal bowman. good to see you. thank you for joining us. you are shaking your head a lot as i was talking to scott there, specifically about the referrals of these trump loyalists in the house. what do you know? >> it's time to hold trump accountable. it's time to hold my colleagues accountable in the house. they were a part of these conversations. marjorie taylor greene comes to mind. this is -- you know, the committee is going to present evidence and has presented evidence in a transparent and comprehensive way which shows what the american people already knew

about january 6th. trump incited the insurrection. he tried to stop us from certifying the election results. he did it on social media for several months prior to january 6th. on january 6th, he told them to go to the capitol and fight for your country or you will not have it. i think he's going to -- he tried to be there when the insurrectionists. the secret service turned him away. he needs to be held accountable. members of the house, i can't wait to see the evidence presented for them. we knew at the time that they were my colleagues in the house. they were involved from the republican party. it's time for accountability. it's time to set the record straight. it's time for cost correction for our country. we have to start moving in the right direction. accountability for trump and other members is going to be key. >> we don't know if we're going to see accountability from the department of justice. well we are actually going to

do with the referrals -- 48 other members of congress are trying to find accountability elsewhere for the former president. that is bringing forth this legislation to bar him from ever holding federal office again. where do you expect this to go? >> we will see. the reason why myself and my colleagues are pushing for this is because this should be common sense. someone who has violated the oath of office, someone who tried to take our country by force, someone who is involved in many other criminal aspects of the presidency like taking records to his home in mar-a-lago et cetera, tara, this is what accountability looks like. you can't run for office if you tried to take over our country. you have to go. >> adam schiff mentioned what they want to do with republican members of the house that need to be held accountable.

we also heard from kevin mccarthy earlier on in the week as well. let's listen to them and then we will talk. >> we are considering what the appropriate remedy is for members of congress who ignore congressional subpoenas as well as the evidence that was so pertinent to our investigation and why we wanted to bring them in. >> [inaudible] >> not at all. we did nothing wrong. >> what are you expecting coming out of this january 6th report? what do you want to see? >> i'm hoping to see my colleagues in the gop held responsible for anything they had said or done or were involved within the insurrection. you can't ignore subpoenas. you can't dodge your responsibility. this is a reason why the american people continue to not trust what happens in government, they don't trust elected officials who are not

engaged in the democratic process because of stuff like this. powerful people seem to dodge accountability and the law whereas poor people are always held responsible for it. this is an opportunity to see members of the house if they are -- what does the evidence present? if they are guilty, hold him accountable and let's move forward. >> one final thing as we are talking about january 6th. how do democrats keep over the momentum and the republican held congress, the republican held house? the final report is going to come out. it will be in the hands of the department of justice. everything will essentially stop. the january 6th committee will be resolved at once -- how do you keep up the conversation. how do you keep up the momentum? do you not? do you move forward and other issues? >> it's about how well we did. it's about how you have gotten things done and had control of

the house and the presidency. democrats have gotten a lot on. the democratic party is a party that most representatives -- we'll build our momentum from the midterms in terms of the house in the dramatic way. we only lost by a few. we are going to continue to grow our power in congress. >> let's talk about some of the most important people in the country, our teachers. >> i taught elementary school. i was also a middle school principal. >> you must be a patient man. i would never be able to do that. i adore my kids teachers. they are everything to me. teachers do not get paid enough in this country. let's talk specifically about

the american teacher act that you are pushing for, advocating for. you are advocating for a minimum salary of $60,000 a year. >> we have to make sure republicans are on the record as either supporting teachers or not supporting teachers. we know democrats by a large support our teachers. we support our kids. we support our public schools. republicans always fight us on this. there are some states where they make much less than that. $60,000 should be the minimum. it needs to be tied to inflation. we have to take care of our teachers to take care of our kids. we are in a crisis of teacher shortages. it is getting worse now.

this is a way to recruit them back into the classrooms. we need them so desperately. >> what about cost of living adjustment for -- $60,000 is not going to get you very far. it will do quite well. >> exactly. we are happy to have the aft and nea who are endorsers of this bill. the aft and the u f t have been a very strong as a union to make sure teachers earn a prevailing wage. we need to make sure teachers are earning a prevailing wage across the country. that is why we are also pushing back against the right to work nonsense which keeps teachers out of unions. we need to grow unions. we need to make sure teachers are represented. >> jamal bowman, what great and elementary school? >> kindergarten through fourth grade. it was a lot of fun. >> my oldest is a kindergartner. i'm sure was a lot of fun, quote unquote. thank you so much. we appreciate you. still ahead, an in-depth look at the january six committee,

including potential referrals for former president trump. plus, one of the many journalists band and then reinstated by elon musk joins me to talk about the future of twitter journalism. trump's trading card flop -- what was teased as a major announcement becomes comedy gold right for the picking. our friends are back with their own honest versions of trump's nfts. we will be right back. trump's nfts we will be right back.

welcome back, everyone. new york police are asking for the public assistance after a 63 old man was assaulted while walking in central park. on wednesday, the unidentified male individual struck the victim from behind and made antisemitic remarks. the suspect is described as a male in his 40s. the victims suffered minor injuries and was taken to a hospital. he is in stable condition. the head of failed crypto exchange ftx is apparently ready to face the music. sam bankman-fried expected to waive extradition at a hearing in the bahamas, paving the way for his return to the u.s. to face charges including securities fraud and money laundering. ftx collapsed last month after filing for bankruptcy and losing hundreds of millions of dollars from its investors. new developments in the twitter saga -- elon musk suspending the account of another prominent journalist, this time, taylor lorenz of the washington post. >> hey, guys.

the rumors are true. i have been permanently suspended by twitter. i was given's your reason, only had three tweets on my account. elon seems to be banning anyone he disagrees with. i certainly did not violate any terms that i was aware of. >> you have to love the backyard music on that. lauren's was reinstated a short time ago, but this follows the week in which musk suspended several other journalists who have reported on an account which tracks musk's private jet. one of them joins me now, erin ruby are. erin, it's good to talk to you. it seems like it's a badge of honor to get suspended on twitter by elon musk. i feel as if i have been overlooked. i should be insulted now that i haven't been mandate. walk me through, if you will, the last couple of days, how did you find out that you are suspended? >> yeah, it's been a crazy few days. last thursday, i was playing on the floor with my seven-month-old. i started getting messages on

instagram and texts and emails from people telling me that my account had been suspended on twitter. i was shocked to hear that and kind of disbelieving at first. sure enough, i pulled up twitter and out the top of my feed, there was a notice that my account had been permanently suspended just like tailors apparently. it turned out to not be the case. i was reinstated 24 hours later. in the meantime, it became this huge international news story. friday, i spent a lot of time doing td hits internationally and domestically. it's brought more intention to my -- it ended up being a net positive. the broader story about what is happening to twitter is really disconcerting. >> what do you make of twitter, right? we could talk about that for 17 hours. what do you make of tour since that has happened? what do you make of his relationship with journalists? he tweeted out something like, not all journalists are bad, but a lot of them are. i'm paraphrasing. it was something to that effect,

right? he has this incredibly strained, it seems, complicated relationship with journalists. a journalist to report a lot on tesla specifically still remains banned from twitter. they have actually said that they never even tweeted about the location of masks jet although -- that was the rationale behind him saying that he manager nola's. >> yeah, you know, it really does seem like people who have been critical of him are being targeted at this point. i should have mentioned in my previous response of the reason that i was banned was because i linked to a facebook page which has been tracking elon's jet. that page was banned from twitter. it's kind of a service to my followers to put it out and be like, do you want to still follow this account? you can over on facebook. this was construed by elon musk as doxxing him and endangering his family for reasons that still remain quite unclear. the other thing that all of us

had in common who were warned last week is that in one form or another we had been critical of musk, whether that is how he runs his company's or how he handles twitter. the other thing is that in the tweet i posted which calm the band it did not violate twitters terms of service when i posted it. it was only hours later that musk changed the terms of service to prohibit linking to sites like the one i did. i think the lesson from that is that he can find reasons to ban you. if you are critical of him, he might be that. >> aaron rupar, i thank you. i'm glad you are back up. should we even be using twitter at this point? that's a whole other conversation. by the way, if you want to know where he was today, eric -- mosque and jared kushner watching the world cup at the box. coming up, from tomorrow's crucial vote to the final report rollout, our own richard louis breaks down the january 6th committee's plans for the week and a look at the democratic strategy to counter

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to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. welcome back, everyone. we are rapidly approaching the january 6th committee's dramatic finale, that conclusion the result of the year and a half of work. it is set to come to light tomorrow with the committee's final public meeting. msnbc richard louis -- he's at the big board. when will they? how will they? >> how many words? how many days? exactly, yasmin. so much to watch. this weekend, let's talk about that right now. they are both working very late to finalize the details, trying to pack 537 days of work into one report. monday's final public hearing. it's at one p.m. eastern. wednesday, december 21st, the

written report is released, if not before then. new year's eve is when the committee expires. that is the end of what you are remarking their 18 months of intensity. the beginning of another intense period especially for those expected to face criminal referrals in this unprecedented investigation. expect to see these names here. former president donald trump faced a criminal referral. we could see the same for rudy giuliani, former justice department jeffrey clark. we also have laura john eastman. we are supposed to have faces, but you know with the faces look like. to the criminal charges being referred to the doj, what are these charges? for the president, it could include insurrections, obstructions of congressional justice, congressional official proceedings, and conspiracy to defraud the united states governments. the others could also see referrals to criminal prosecution. they could also see referrals to discipline and more. all of that is on the list.

these are all advisory, no, illegal bite. that has been said. these committee members will publicly preview all of this as a lead up to the wednesday report. that's a lot to cover in the time that they have got. they said there was going to be a shorter time period. we shall see. the report is expected to be over 100 pages long, including 1000 plus witness interviews and testimonies. he has details from 8000 plus pages from the secret service, white house records, and more and more and more and more. who will say what at the hearing? well, watch the only two republicans on the committee, liz cheney and adam kinzinger. voters decided not to bring them back next congress. that's important partially because of their criticisms of trump and because they have little to lose in their remarks tomorrow. they might come on strong and say things they haven't before. that could be the soundbite that we listened to from these two here 50 years from today.

we will do that right now. congressman lawrence hogan senior spoke out back in the 1970s during watergate. >> party loyalty and personal affection, precedents of the past must fall, i think, before the -- the law itself. no man, not even the president of the united states. is above the law. >> the only republican who voted for all three articles of -- hogan was a republican who stood out in the watergate report thereafter. speaking of which, the senate watergate report had over 1250 pages and 11 chapters. this report would be a little smaller. it's still sizable. it's a chapters with these titles and focuses. expect thousands of footnotes and work from five investigative teams. it will be uploaded, it is

important to know, to the publishing office. that is a separate non-congressional federal agency. all of this, we can ensure that there will be no cherry-picking or deletions by future congresses. fyi, most representatives will get to this report when we knew. the only difference is that we get redactions. we also get, yasmin, the report in any format we want published by our preferred news outlet with commentary or footnotes. you might recognize some names on this from our favorite news, legal, or editorial personality. if you prefer to have the report read to you to celebrate its elocution, well, audiobooks are already there. yasmin, i know you are saying, i have to get it right now. your wish granted december 22nd. that is when these first begin be released. it's perfect for your white elephant gift exchange. >> that's what i was saying. >> right there. >> that's exactly what i was saying. richard lui, we appreciate it.

be sure to watch our coverage of the january 6th meeting tomorrow. at eight eastern, a recap special with rachel maddow, leaving our coverage all right here on msnbc and streaming on peacock as well. house republicans have not been shy about their plans to use their newfound majority to go investigations crazy from hunter biden and the january six committee itself. democrats in the senate are gearing up to launch their own probes with their soon to be 51 seat majority, giving them critical subpoena power. politico congressional reporter jordan carrion joins me with more on this. good to talk to you on this. you are right about the possible investigations that some democrats are willing to launch. we're talking about drug pricing. even jared kushner's business dealings, interestingly enough, are related to the picture we just saw earlier. jared kushner is -- that is in qatar watching the world cup finals alongside qatari officials. all that aside, how are they likely to get this thing off the ground? >> yeah, so, one of the under

the radar changes that a 51 seat senate majority will bring that senate democrats can now issue subpoenas without needing gop support for the past two years. that means that if they want to issue subpoenas, they needed either the buy in of the top republicans on a prospective committee or they just needed gop support more broadly. they -- they say this is going to be a caucus discussion. as we get closer to making those decisions, you will hear it ramp up. senator schumer has been really adamant that this new -- it will let them use subpoena power. >> it's interesting. i spoke to mazie hirono. she spoke a little bit about the. she talked specifically about launching investigations possibly into the actions of

the supreme court. let's listen to what she had to say and then we will talk. >> this is a supreme court who has -- >> the senate plans to hold hearings? >> i think so. yes, i talk to dick durbin who will continue as chair of the judiciary committee. we are concerned about what the supreme court will say. they do not have a code of ethics. >> what specifically do you know that they are looking to do? >> if you look at who is on the -- the democrats who were on the judiciary committee, quite a few of them have been talking for awhile about this question. does this supreme court need a formalized code of ethics? should congress be the entity to do it? that is something senator -- he seemed to be tipping into

that in the interview. >> he also talk a little bit in your reporting about how some democrats need to be cautious about wanting any of these investigations. they are vulnerable, right? let me read for folks what you wrote. you said this -- among those up for reelection besides kristen sinema are -- he chaired the veterans affairs in banking committees. they all hair from states which voted for trump in 2020 by overwhelming margins. much of this is going to be a factor in what investigations are launched and how deep they go? >> yeah, i mean, again, i think that the majority leader schumer has really stressed that these are going to be caucus why discussions and included in the caucus going forward into 2024 are several members who are in red and purple states you are going to have tough senate reelection bids if they all decided to run

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we are in bath, pennsylvania. can you help us understand what is going on with this christmas tree shortage? what is happening? >> yeah, so, here's where things get a little confusing. you can see a bunch of christmas trees behind me, right? well, you have to remember to understand the shortage that it takes so long for the trees to get to the high that they need to be. farmers have to allocate the trees. when we spin around this way, i'm going to explain all of this. this is an empty field where all of those trees went home to their happy families. you can see some of swab the stomps left over here. we are at unangst in bath, pennsylvania. they have closed for the season. they closed weeks before they normally do. that is because of this shortage. before i get into more of the specifics on why we are seeing the lack of juries, i want to take you to someone from the national christmas tree association on why we are having the shortage at all. >> it goes all the way back to

2008 with the economic downturn. at that time, there was an oversupply of trees, especially large trees. growers were not able to sell what they needed to. they were unable to get the price they needed to. there was a shortage of seedlings because the ceiling producers were not able to sow what they needed to do. a lot of the small producers went out of business. >> former softer look five, ten years in advance. these trees you are seeing are for next year. they have to be thinking about the years to come. the good news here is that this is a temporary problem. the good news is that while we will likely have a jury shortage next year in the years to follow, if this is something that we will hopefully see go away. back to you. >> two things -- i had no idea there was a christmas tree association. who knew? those trees behind, they already looked pretty darn perfect, i have to say.

as someone who likes to look for a perfectly shaped christmas tree, those looked pretty good to me. marissa parra, what a great place to be. >> that the future. >> what a great place to be a weekend of the christmas holiday. thank you. all right, wow, what a gained, what i day for the world cup. the wrap up of a thrilling world cup series -- victory for argentina after the world cup tournament comes to an end in dramatic fashion with a penalty shootout. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> oh, man, it was quite a party, to say the least. the party is still going on in the streets of buenos aires. the wind gave argentina their

very first world cup title. we are taking a look at live pictures here. look at the scope of the celebration. it's about a quarter to six in the evening in argentina. thousands upon thousands if not millions of people are in the streets having taken multiple views here of the celebrations after this incredible world cup victory. can you imagine what it's going to be like for lionel messi, the legend returning to argentina after that win? we're going to have to wait and see what that will look like. all right, everyone, after the break, injecting a little honesty into donald trump's trading card announcement -- the good liars join me next with their spin on the digital art garnering jokes across the political spectrum. we will be right back. political spectrum we will be rhtig back. ♪ ♪

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trading cards that came out. you have surely seen them by now. the former president in this -- you might laugh, but they sold out and brought in more than $4 million. i guess that's how you put it. they sold out. who knows when it comes to nfts? we don't know much about the nfts. our friends of the good liars came out with what they are calling the honest trump cards. there is the hero honoring his usual social media posting style. the builder hero shows him in front of a small part of the wall that he built. mocking hero, memorializing the time trump mocked a disabled reporter. the good liars are here with me now. hello, guys. >> hello. how is it going? >> there was this major announcement being teased by the former president. everyone was like, what's he going to do? what's he going to say? what's the announcement?

these nfts came out. boy were they something. at what point did you guys say, all right, we have to readjust and make the real thing, he's honest cards? >> well, at the very beginning, when they made the announcement, we were thinking that we were speculating, black, what's this announcement going to be? is it actually going to be a big announcement? it's something crazy going to happen? we were like, oh my gosh, it's really very trump. when we saw them, we were, like please trump and if she's do not actually represent who trump is. he was our astronaut. he presents himself like this heroic figure. he's kind of a side, side man who still has not come to terms of the fact that he lost the 2020 election by 7 million votes. we have to create nfts to commemorate the things that he will actually be remembered by. >> you're really turning the

screws, mentioning over and over again the loss. >> did i mention that he lost the election by 7 million votes? >> 2020, he did not win. he lost. >> yeah, he's number one. >> i wouldn't to say that for the record. >> it's interesting that you guys bring up the whole losing mentality. i want to show folks the 2020 loser. there you go. we see it right there, face and all, expressions and all. trump is looking very sad there. i wouldn't expect this one to be very popular with the folks that voted for him. why this one? >> you know, like we mentioned, he lost the popular vote. i'm not sure if we mentioned that he lost the election. >> he lost? by how much? >> 7 million votes. and as we said, we wanted to make an honest version of this and we felt like his were incredibly dishonest. they were expensive.

we can't believe that he made about $5 million or something like that for people to possibly have dinner with him. the whole thing seem like an incredible grift. he had gone all the way to be like, these are nfts. there is no physical thing. it's even worse than trump's university, which i guess got a real diploma. >> i think they got a really something from that. trump states, they got a state. >> this is fully imaginary. people spend money on it. i feel like we can finally all see where the bar was for those who support trump in an undying way, $5 million. >> i want to show you guys are anticipating will happen as we are waiting for these criminal referrals from the january six committee. this one is called jail hero. . jason, i'm wondering if this is a play on where you are

expecting the former president to spend his time in the future. tell me about this one. >> i am not going to be one of the people who says, tiktok, eyeball emoji, it's all falling down for trump right now. i have been wrong so many times about that. a lot of people have been wrong about that. i'm not going to say he's definitely going to go to jail, but i think that image is him looking at people who are arrested on january 6th. he is looking from outside of the bars. >> that is heroic. >> oh, that's how you are viewing it. >> yes. >> it's open to interpretation. this is art. he is making -- he is looking at the people who is responsible for putting in jail. he's a little bummed. he's not doing much. >> it really shows the various interpretations that we can have as viewers looking at art. i want to show you this one as

well. we know that the phone president likes fastfood. he has been pictured along with piles and piles of fast food. this one is called kroger hero trump. i wonder if it is also the incredible hulk. why are they all green? >> there is something on the inside. this is a representation of what he is inside. >> green with envy or, like, ill, or -- >> this is great. this is the moment we are at right now. >> green with money, maybe. green with greed. >> we have an artist friend who did not want credit for it, but he took a few liberties. we gave him some direction. he ran with it. not every decision, we got it out later the same day that trump put his out. there was a certain amount of speed which with this had to be done. >> let's end on a high note. jason, did you have your baby? >> guided.

>> congratulations. >> yeah, we filmed yesterday. it's been a lot of not sleeping. it's been wonderful at the same time. >> wonderful at the same time, sure. thank you both. snl announcing a long time cast members exit hours before showtime. we're going to tell you who next. we're going to tell you wh next

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character, making a return to weekend update as kathleen, a woman who is always yelling outside michael chains window, telling cheney about her impending trip to jail. >> everybody has to go to jail at some point, right? it's just my time now. but i had a lot of fun here and i feel really lucky that i got to have so many of the best moments of my life in this place, with these people. i love you so much. i guess take that with a grain of salt, given i have addiction issues. as another great drug and act once said, there is no place like home, and there is no home like the place we've got to yell outside michael che's window. don't be sad, because remember,

i dated high che. >> oh man, we're going to miss her. she leaves after 11 seasons, the latest veteran cast member say goodbye. that wraps it up for me, everybody. i will be back here tuesday and wednesday right here on msnbc at 11 am. i will see you then. greetings, you are watching simone. just 21 hours to go until the january six committee's decision on criminal referrals. and it could include an unprecedented moment, a recommendation to former u.s. president be criminally charged. we have the latest on the panel, and who else could be caught up in referrals? the house majority will join me with what he is hearing from the hill, and who he thinks should be held accountable. and i