[inaudible] , -- >> i don't have information at this point what for that is coming out, there we will clarify that. i don't have, do you -- yeah, can we pause on the name of the business just out of respect for the business owners and the victims and survivors, and then we will work on you as soon as we can get that out. and i heard the question over here to my right about caliber, or if the rounds heard are consistent if they were recovered at all? >> we are still looking at that, and i would prefer not to put

the caliber out at this second, just because it is -- it may hinder what we are trying to do. and again, our priority is we have to get this guy in custody. and that is exactly what we plan to do. [inaudible] not a detail at this time, other than what i described earlier. he the suspect watched in, armed, and he wasof individuals. >> you are telling people that it is safe to attend chinese new year events in this area? >> yes. and if that changes for any reason, we will immediately notify our community through all of you. >> at this point, can you say anything about the weapon that was used in alejandra, was that a long rifle, was it an ar, what was it? >> it was not an assault rifle. thank you. >> sir, regarding the events

yesterday, there were thousands of people. i wonder if they're any safety measures in place for that happening and the screening of the weapons, what are we doing before that happens? >> are you speaking about the lunar new year event? were you there yesterday? >> yes. thousands of people. but >> i had dozens of officers present, i had officers in plain clothes, i had officers in uniform, i had tactical uniforms walking around with long guns, i had drones overhead. i had the perimeter locked down with barriers. we did not screen people for weapons, there was probably over 100,000 people present, so it is impossible to screen everybody for weapons. yesterday was a safe event. primarily because of the diligence of the officers that were present there. i can't speak about the event where the crime occurred, it is a separate incident. it has no relation to the chinese new year event earlier in the day.

but >> when we expect the next update? >> we will do a next update in a couple hours, hopefully. >> same location? >> hopefully. thank you very much >> reporter: that was absolutely remarkable, especially that last part of a news conference we heard there, what we were listening there were's officers in the monterey park region, about 15 minutes or so east of los angeles in southern california as a bid you all a very good day. i am alex whitney here in new york, we are going to begin with all of this, this breaking news, there is a man hunt underway for a gunman in a deadly mass shooting there and monterey park. here is what we know from the police update. i will start with what we've known for sometime, that being ten people have been killed, another ten have been injured, and their injuries range from survivable and stable conditions to that of being in critical condition. the suspect, notably, remains

at large right now. police have said just one description factor that it is in asian mail, that is all we know. we knew it was a male earlier today, the only new revelation to come from this news conference is that that person is being described as male. >> but, most importantly, that person is still on the run. the fear is the thing though. at the end, we are getting word of what happened the scanner traffic that was heard in the city of alhambra valley. hammer is just about two miles or so away from monterey park. what that skinner traffic revealed is that there was another attempt at some sort of an event, we believe it was perhaps another dance hall, where a man was stopped by patrons of that location when that person entered a dance hall. again, i am tentatively saying

it was a dance, hall we believe that's what it was also in alhambra. that person was seen to be carrying a weapon, was disarmed, and that person left. this allegedly happened via skinner traffic, 17 to 18 minutes after the horrible incident in monterrey park, where again, ten people were killed and ten people are fighting for their lives as a result of those injuries. so we have a little more information from the sheriff, we are going to now take a quick listen to some of the details about the survivors, and what they have heard about the suspect. take a listen. at >> the ten additional victims were transported to numerous local hospitals, they are listed in various conditions from stable to critical condition. there is a male suspect that fled the scene, and remains

outstanding as of this moment. our very preliminary description has been described as a male asian. and that is from the scene here in monterrey park. and, it is taken us a while, and please be patient with us, because as we are interviewing victims and witnesses, we have gotten different descriptions of one suspect. >> clearly, this is an ongoing investigation, they have a lot of pieces to put together here. let's go to josh lederman who is on the scene, they are in monterrey part for us. josh, what more have you learned from this, and are there any indications that the victim may have been targeted or that this was a hate crime. i'm going to be honest, i was making my way from my office here into the studio for around two minutes, missed part of that news conference, was anything said about that as being a possible motive or suspicion?

>> yeah, a large developments in short succession here, alex. we've also learned in that news conference from law enforcement authorities a little bit more about the identities of the ten people who did pass away and were pronounced dead on the scene. five of them were male, five of them female, according to law enforcement here. but the most important piece of information to come out of this most recent update from authorities is that preliminary description of the suspect, with the l.a. county sheriff saying that that preliminary information is that it is an asian male. and that, obviously, is starting to address some of the questions that have come up in the initial hours of this investigation, about whether or not this was a hate crime. given that two out of three people who live here in monterey park our asian american. now, the fact that this suspect is believed to be an asian male, of course, does not rule out the possibility that this could still have been a hate crime, but it does seem to speak to some of the unofficial fears of

potentially an outsider coming into this community and targeting the asian american community. but there is a lot more of investigators that are still trying to find out, including about that second incident, a couple miles from here, where they believe that someone had a gun, it was wrestled away from them, they're also was a white cargo van associated with that incident in alhambra that authorities say is of interest to them. but, authorities fully acknowledging at this point that they cannot say whether or not that was connected to the incident that took place here in monterrey park. and i want you to hear from one witness who was near the scene last night about what they saw and heard. take a listen. >> i did hear some sounds going off, and i said, fireworks? and then i knew for a fact it was not fireworks when i heard the helicopter up above me. because we never get helicopters around here. it is very surprising, shocking, to hear that something like that could happen went on in,

not only a small city, but my city. you would never think it would happen. >> and just give you a sense, alex, of what this community is like. behind, me you can see the main thoroughfare here in monterrey park that runs perpendicular to the city bank which is approximately the ballroom where this incident took place. this is the main drag here in monterrey park, where just yesterday, people were celebrating, according, to local authorities perhaps about 100,000 people celebrating the eve of the lunar new year. authorities downplaying the possibility that this was connected to that. they say the don't have any indication of that yet, but they have canceled the second day of lunar new years celebrations today as this period of celebration turns into tragedy in monterrey park. alex.

>> josh, let me just update you as you, were reporting what you know. we got word that alhambra valley tint, again, that is something that we are just getting details from, what skinner traffic suggested, that a ballroom by the name of live libel room is a place that, as of this morning, has police tape across its front door and an officer guarding. it not want to make very clear, nbc news has yet to confirm this report. clearly, josh, that is something you will be doing for us as soon as you get off of speaking with me here. but, according to this one report, detectives could be seen working near the open back door, there was a woman wearing gloves, examining the door handle, and again, this is for neighboring live lie ballroom, which we want to reiterate as you reported, josh, is a place where i guess patrons themselves saw some sort of a weapon, a gun, it wasn't specifically described, via the

scanner traffic that was overheard and they were the ones that got that and wrestled that out of the person's hand, described as a male. yes, you are right, these incidents have not yet been put together. but the thing is, i'll hammer is a mere two miles from henry park, and this happened also, allegedly, at a ballroom, and again, 17 to 18 minutes, that's gonna traffic became apparent after the incident in monterrey park. lots still to put together, we just wanted to let viewers know a few more details as we are getting them and josh i know you are going to get on that as well. i want to share with you. thank you for reporting what you do know so far. and we will expect to have you keep us updated, thank you josh, . >> let's bring in former seattle police chief, carmen best. carmen, welcome to you, it was quite a reveler tory to some degree, monterey park sheriff

and pd news conference that we heard just there. given what he who heard from authorities, coupled with what is being reported on the scanner traffic, where do you think things stand here and how effective are they handling this investigation? >> good afternoon, alex. obviously, we are talking about another mass shooting occurring in the country we are getting close to 700 this year. right now we, are not able to definitively tighten to incidences decatur, and, however, the proximity and the timeframe we was -- even a probability that we are looking at the same suspect. obviously, you can't say that at this point because it is preliminary, but the fact they are looking at a both locations and occasionally there could be a tie. we want people to rule in or out the fact that this is the same suspect.

>> how concerning is, it carmen, that there is clearly a killer suspect at large, police have yet to track him down, what does that do form a police leadership perspective. what would you do in a situation like this? everyone is going to be on, hiler is nothing more important than bringing the victim into custody. we don't know what he will do next. he is probably on the run, and that is just the facts. so we are going to have every cop everywhere local authorities looking for anything else suspicious at this time that we are trying to track down the suspect. it is absolutely paramount. the >> car, in the shooting took place in a predominantly 65% according to the latest census, asian american community. it happened during the lunar new year celebrations, yes a

motive has not been established does anything scream out to you that this could be a hate crime? >> that was my first thought, is that we could have the chinese media celebrations that are recurring, and, as they said, 100,000 people gathered, many people with the preparation for the celebrate. so my first thought was this could be up to the united states and attack on a specific demographic. that said, even though that this initial description of the suspect that you said is correct, i still wouldn't rule it out, but it does rule out maybe some of the other things. but right now it is just too early to speculate, so we are going to have to get this person into custody and determine what exactly was going on there. >> >> you are 100% right on that, tremendous. thank you so much for weighing in on this breaking news. we appreciate your sage insights. there let's turn, now everyone, to our top. story we will keep an eye on that one though, i promise. this one is the new details which are surfacing about

additional classified items found at president biden's home in delaware. on friday, the fbi recovered six items with classification markings and surrounding materials. some of which, authorities say, dated back to his time in the senate as well as his years as vice president. the newest discovery sparking new reactions this morning from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> i am grateful that the president is now being more transparent about it, but he did had it for two once once was discovered. and then nobody nobody for five years. and the investigation oversight does gets the other side of. that >> we are all human and make mistakes. i can tell you i don't think anybody intended for to fall into the wrong hands. i know they didn't intend that to happen. couldn't have happened? i don't know. >> the latest documents marked the fourth discovery in this case, first place on november 2nd at the pen biden center in washington, d.c., or two sources say that fewer than a dozen documents were found.

the second, a small number of documents were found on december 20th in president biden's wilmington garage. the third discovery took place between january 11th and 12 for a total of six pages which were found. nbc's mark alba has more details on what led to the fourth discovery on friday. >> the white house revealing more classified information was found at president biden's delaware home. taken by the justice department on friday after a nearly 13-hour fbi search of the entire property. done at the invitation of the president's legal team who said that they offered to provide prompt access for comprehensive check of any potential classified material that was not already turned over to the doj. the disclosure comes just days after the president said he had no regrets over his handling of the documents saga. in his first public comment since the appointment of a special counsel. >> what the lawyers have told me they want me to do is exactly what we are doing.

there was no there there. >> in this, case there was no search warrant that prompted a detailed review. unlike the fbi seizure at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate last august. a distinction that the biden white house has made repeatedly. >> that was monica alba reporting there. we now have our team of reporters and analysts joining us on today's development. we'll begin with allie raffa in rehoboth beach, delaware, where the president is spending his weekend. welcome, the white house is speaking today about the latest discoveries and what are we learning about the circumstances around that search? >> yeah, alex. just a remarkable new development in this growing controversy. it is really adding more questions to the already lengthy list we have for this white house. and the white house is responding this morning by trying to clarify some of the details there. you heard monika lay out a bit of the basics here that the fbi conducted this 13-hour exhaustive search of president biden's wilmington home for the

second time. they say that this was done at the request of president biden's legal team. in other words no warrant was needed and this was done in cooperation with the president's legal team. out of that search came the discovery of six items with classification markings dating all the way back to when the president was a senator. he certainly senate for 36 years, alex. in sam's special assistant to the president spoke to our colleague jonathan capehart this morning by clarify some of these details. listen to what he had to say. >> after the lawyers found an initial additional document to the presidents home, the president asked his team to reach out to the doj and give them access to my house. proactive involuntary and consensual as the doj said in their statement yesterday. so they did that on friday and went through, as you noted in your, open unprecedented material. stuff going back decades. his to do lists from decades ago. to just make sure that they have everything. this is all part of the presidents commitment to total

cooperation with the justice department, making sure they have the information that they need. >> alex, this is now the fourth discovery of classified materials when you combine the penn biden center and the president biden's wilmington home. remember that this comes a week after we learned of another discovery at president biden's wilmington home. you and i talking about that as soon as it broke on the air last saturday. at this point we have so many more questions than answers still. we don't know how many documents total have been recovered from both the penn biden center president biden's wilmington home. we did not know the level of classification, that these fall under. and also begs the question, we heard president biden on thursday out touring the storm damage in california really downplaying the backlash over all of this by saying that there is no there there and that he is no regrets in handling these documents. when we can assume that he knew about this pending search of his wilmington home, that came

today after those remarks. still so many questions that we have for this white house that we are hoping to get answered very soon, alex. >> okay and ali, i think there's some christmas for next guest on this. we will bring in peter baker, msnbc political analyst and correspond to the new york times. as well as cynthia oxen, ems nbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. welcome to you about. peter, you first hear. the president has yet to make a 2024 announcement, but that could happen next month after the state of the union on the. seventh if he runs, what could be the political impact of these documents and the case around? it how does the biden camp explain it? how does >> for the moment, thn camp is not that much worried about a larger political impact. they think it is mainly a d.c. beltway story that the average parent is not going to focus on. they're trying to replicate the bill clinton strategy from 1998 and 1999, have any present look like he is mostly focused on policy and serious governing

not on scandal. having said that, as we have seen in the past special counsel investigations have a way of distracting the white house and a way of metastasizing and way of continuing to chip away at a politician or a presidents momentum, or ability to communicate his or her message. so it is not a welcome thing obviously. i think the biggest political impact for president biden it lets former present trump off the map when it comes to the issue of his own mishandling of classified documents. we can say all we like, it is true, of course, the president trump was defying, clearly, a subpoena issue of the court and having a search of his home against his interest, because he was refusing to turn over everything that he had collected. very different from the biden case in which every time they found something they've immediately turned it over but having said that it means is going to be hard for the body cam to be criticizing the trump camp on this because that distinction is going to be lost

in the wash. and because trump supporters going to look at this and say look either treating them differently than they treat their own president and they're gonna kind of come after our president and former president and not come after the sitting president because he is a democrat. it is enough to muddy the waters and is not helpful for president biden. >> i appreciate your student alice of it but let me just throw back to you anecdotally. any republican that i have spoken with in the last couple of weeks are like, look, biden is doing the same thing that trump did >> and of course there are differences. especially because biden never said, these documents are mine. that is a basic thing there. but i will also tell you that every democrat with whom i have spoken to, peter, has said odd and then gone out to elaborate what they meant there. so when this is happening, i will grant you what the biden ministration is saying. we are gonna focus on this or that. but do you think they're gonna have to change their tune and focus a little more on this?

to guess red of the gas reaction to the lot of democrats have? >> you are right about the democratic reaction. there was a sense that this is their own goal today across themselves more trouble than was necessary. it comes back to a legal strategy that biden decided to follow. the strategy was that when they discover these first documents in november let us hug the justice of this house as possible. let's work as closely as possible with the investigators in seem to be as cooperatives possible so there is no reason that they would have any reason to think anything affairs happened here. that they will conclude it was innocent mistake. we're not anti trump we're not gonna do what trump didn't resist. but in the process of doing that they concluded that therefore they should not go public because doing so would seem to be litigating in the media. they thought that might aggravate the justice department. so they decided not to do that. as a result, for 60 days they did not tell the public and they did not do it until a reporting -- first reported it. now they're trying to dig themselves over the political

role because it looks like we're trying to cover it up for two months which they couldn't because they first discover the story before the midterm elections when it would've been big news. there are things, still. we're gonna take that hit and try to be more productive in the press in the media by explaining ourselves. but the overall strategy they still think is right. even though they got special counsel out of it they want to make sure that they are looked at as cooperatives as possible with investigators. so in the and the investigators do not find any criminal intent or anything to prosecute. >> gotcha. cynthia, moving to you here. the president is already the center of that doj special counsel investigation. so from the perspective of you being a formal federal prosecutor, could this latest discovery create any legal vulnerabilities for the president? >> i think it is part important for people to understand that what they have done is do exactly what the justice department has told him to do. and what we know is that has caused the political problems but as a legal matter it is the right way to go forward.

the fbi does not do searches voluntarily, consent searches, unless there are no rules, there are no ways they can -- say you can't go in this, room or you can't look at that or you can't open that drawer. when you have a consent search by the fbi, they went through that house with a fine tooth comb. no rules. and that does show how much cooperation by the days given the fbi, and trying to help the department of justice into exactly what they want. the obvious legal problem that comes from all of this is because we have to special counsel's, both of whom the trump won and the biden won, are going to recommend something to the department of justice. the attorney general is going to have to weigh them together. ordinarily if you have a case of california, that is deciding separately than a case out of new york. these are going to be cases are going to be looked at it together. that does weaken the ability, frankly, of the cautious attorney general to make a decision on the trump case. we all know what the differences are most notably for me is the obstruction.

but it makes it harder for somebody to make a decision to go ahead and indict trump. knowing that the cases are similar with biden. >> let me ask, you politically speaking the strategy by the biden administration this morning which has been relatively tightlipped about this. is that backfire on them at this point? and if it is, is that just temporary? timing can be everything. >> it goes to what you're democrats were telling you then. this is not what they want to be talking about in the definitely do not want to be seeing the white house having to correct the statements that they made or that were incorrect to begin with or drilling out information that comes out and gets into bits and pieces. why was it that the public didn't know about this and didn't know the searches or the other possible locations? so you didn't have continuing discoveries like the one that we had just last month. i think that that is a great frustration for democrats. but you are, right there trying

to get out there and go more public. you saw, obviously, the white house spokesman, it is a new thing. getting out of the briefing room because it has not gone well. and -- left to say things like i don't have any more comment for you on that. or to make statements, as you have, when she said that the original discovery team to contact the justice department, which it didn't. do the archives do that. so, you know, i think they are trying to get ahead of the eight ball, having lost some momentum here in terms of the public a case. there is a lot of intention to that right now in the white house, to do. that we will see if they're able to smooth that out, and present a more coherent message to the public. >> listen, guys i only have time for one more question given the breaking news of that mass shooting in monterrey park. so i will toss it to, you cynthia. do you see the fact that the white house asked for this search, does that provide any legal cover? does he knew that kind of legal cover?

>> it does not provide legal, cover but it does tell you that they are completely cooperating. the facts will be the facts. if for some reason there is any way that they had anything, that will come out. it does not provide legal cover. but it does show you that they are cooperating, and that they do not think they have anything to hide. >> okay. peter, you broke the story about ron klain will be stepping down soon. we are not enough time to talk about it today, because of these around for a few more weeks next weekend, we'll talk about this. thank you so much. you cannot make this stuff up. actually, you could make it up. no one would believe. you however, what if almost everyone believed you and even elected to congress? until it all fell apart. and, now no one knows what to believe. the george santos saga is going to end someday. my next guest predicts how. ext guest predicts how edom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it.

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house homeland security and financial services committees. welcome back to the broadcast it is good to see you and let me ask you. are you worried at all of this discussion won't ultimately end with the debt ceiling being raised? at this point, is it dangerous to use the debt limit to try to negotiate spending cuts? or is the right, now still, a little wriggle room and time for negotiations? >> >> we should keep in mind that the far-right of the republican party consists of arsonists to are intent on burning the united states and derailing the american economy so as far as i'm concerned the president should refuse to negotiate with arsonists who are playing politics in bad faith. we should not be legitimizing a position that is unworthy of accreditation. it is fair game to negotiate to the budget but negotiating the full faith and credit of the united states is a line that we should never cross. because it will do irreparable damage to the credibility of

our country into the economy. >> it seems like the botanist ration isn't 100 agreement with you as you know they have said there will be no negotiating on the debt ceiling limit. all, right we are gonna see what happens with that. but i want to turn to the new committee assignments to be given to your republican colleagues in particular marjorie taylor greene. it was removable a call from her committees in 2021 over a laundry list of extreme views and conspiracy theories. but now she will serve on the homeland security committee with you. are you comfortable with that? i'm just trying to envision what it is going to be like when marjorie taylor greene has thoughts to share or things to say. and the extent to which you are going to have to take them seriously. >> there are moments i wonder what planet i'm living. on the house of representatives to become a morally inverted universe and marjorie taylor greene helped incite january six. can be on the homeland security committee. george santos, who stands accused of stealing for a small

businessman, will serve on the small business committee. and scott perry, who is being investigated by the fbi might investigate the investigators investigating him. and all of these mini assignments will would be comical were not so tragic for the country. it is tragic to have a congress corrupted by charlatans and clowns. >> we are gonna show right now for our viewers a bigger look at some of the key committees that some of the most far-right members of the republican party have been assigned to. some of which you have articulated their. but what message does it send that speaker mccarthy has put such a steadfast election deniers on these key committees? he is vowing to remove democrats ilhan omar, adam schiff, and eric scott will from their committees. how are you interpreting that? >> it sends a message that the house republicans are more interested in grandstanding than governing. and that stephen mccarthy is a

speaker in title only. he is it hostage to the far-right of his own party. he has given us a dysfunctional house where the inmates are running the asylum. and the inmates like george santos and marjorie taylor greene are in charge. >> you made the point that embattled rob looking congressman george santos has assigned us to a committee small business, as well as a science space and technology. were you surprised to see and be put on any committees? even as everyone, including those who are going to have to work with him on the committees, much like i was asking how you would work with marjorie taylor greene, but in his case everybody knows he is facing local, state, federal and international investigations. >> george santos departed his way into the united states. he has no business being a member of congress yet let alone the member of the committee. i want to disabuse the public of the notion that there were an important or inconsequential committees in congress. a small business committee oversees the protection program

which is one of the largest programs the federal government has ever implemented. they can afford, like george santos, could be trusted to rule out fraud in the ppp program. the answer to the question is so glaringly obvious it is not even worth responding to. george santos has no ability to govern. his credibility is completely collapsed. his only purpose is to be a punchline for late night comedy. >> it is actually extraordinary when you listen to him saying i will only relinquish my position here that i was duly elected to buy 140 to thousands of people,, those that voted for him. vote for me to do this. when the reality is that when you think about it, the person the people of new york's third congressional district voted for was not this guy. visually maybe that was the guy but everything he said about himself is not who they voted for him. on the heels of that, you introduced earlier this month the santos act, which requires any potential candidate for congress to file their

educational, military and employment history with the fec, and makes falsifying any of that information punishable. i am curious about the reactions among your colleagues, both democrat and republican. what are the chances that this becomes law? >> i am optimistic because there is no argument against requiring candidates to tell the truth to voters. i find it outrageous that a fundamentally fraudulent candidate like george santos can win congressional office, while a lying blatantly to the voters about the most fundamental acts of his life. you cannot even be assured whether he is telling the truth about his own name. so the santos act to chalk another stop another not truthful officer would require candidates to expose in writing under oath, under the penalty of perjury, that their employment and educational in military history so the candidates like george santos who lie to voters can finally be punished. can finally be held accountable. voters would have the ability to compare what canada has set

on the booth versus what they say on the campaign trail. >> let me ask you quickly, a new search engine can be removed from office. how do you see this ending? >> george stellantis's -- will be short lived another move by the electorate or by the criminal justice system. if you basis prosecution from the u.s. attorney, he could resign as the condition of a plea bargain. but i predicted he love a short tenure in washington, d.c.. >> congressman richie torres, very to speak with you and thank you for your time. in the, meantime class warfare enumeration florida after governor ron desantis. he has rejected in advanced placement course for schools, there. now you are going to hear why this becomes potentially a big problem for him. problem for him.

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live pictures right now over the scene where police say at least ten people are dead including five men and five women. ten others have been injured and are in various conditions from stable to critical. the john gunman is still at large of opening fire inside of a crowded dance studio and monterey park last night. people were celebrating the lunar new year. authorities say the shooter was a man, and they haven't released a description of him other than to just described him as being asian. the motive remains unclear. kamala harris just minutes ago declared laddonia their mass shooting here in the u.s.. >> at the time of a cultural celebration and yet another community has been torn apart by senseless gun violence. so doug and i joined the president and dr. biden and i know everyone here in mourning for those who were killed. as we pray for those who were injured and as we grave for those many people whose lives

are forever changed. >> the vice president are speaking event talking about rights to have an abortion. that was in tallahassee, florida. in the meantime, monterey park is canceled all lunar new year's events that were expected to take place today anywhere near that studio. we will have a lot of people from the scene coming that way in the next hour. also right now, live look at washington, d.c., one city where marches are taking place on the anniversary of roe v. wade. the protests both for an event against abortion rights are being held there. they marked the first anniversary of the landmark decision since it was overturned by the supreme court last year. going to nbc's morris a car at a pro abortion rights rally in madison, wisconsin. but marissa tell us what you're hearing from the folks there and how is the mission changed in the post roe era? >> hey, alex. the rallying cry today is bigger than roe and the idea behind that being there are a lot of facets to that.

part of it is they say that roe was inadequate even when it was in place. so abortion rights activists point out, they said that abortion access was inadequate for people of color and people living in lower income communities. living in rural communities. but of course they say that this is only gotten worse since roe is overturned. and terms of the mood today, of course there is some small element of mourning the fact that roe is overturned. but really today you can tell with the energy that it is meant to be a mobilization. they are quite literally calling it. that it is supposed to be galvanizing especially to get people to the ballot. to about. we spoke to a couple of people about what brings them out here. take a listen. >> i have been out in previous years. this is huge. criminalizing being a woman. it is so fundamentally wrong. >> it is so important now.

i see for younger women who do not have enough information or access to services to even know what they need. we have to share information which protects women's rights because they are not being protected. >> now, this is the first time that the main event, the focal point for the women's march, will not be in washington, d.c.. it is a here in madison, wisconsin. there are two main reasons for that. one, there is a major election coming up. primaries. second there is a supreme court seat up for reelection. and if that gets filled with somebody who is pro abortion rights, that could place wisconsin in a place to overturn the court abortion ban. so that is something they are stressing here. then furthermore the other messages that they are taking to the states, where the current abortion battlegrounds are. alex, back to. you >> great explainer as to

why they are hosting that abortion rights out rally. thank you for that. it is a song make famous by the muppets or at least they saying it fast and we learned something, to. one of these things is not like the other. my panelists next to tell us why that is the case in the ongoing documents drama. ongoing documents drama. (kathryn) now, after this year's event, subaru and our retailers are proud to have donated over two hundred and fifty million dollars to charity. (brent) just tremendously satisfying to know that we're doing something that's helping other people. every car company wants to sell you a car, but none of them give back like subaru. >> the latest discovery of

classified information is sparking new debate over the

handling of sensitive materials. an fbi search friday of the president's home in delaware led to the recovery of six items with classification markings and surrounding materials. earlier today, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle getting reactions to the latest revelation. >> i am confident that president biden has said truthfully that there is no there there and that in the and we will see that this was just an inadvertent matter of filing. >> why are they taking these documents home? i don't understand that in the class we roll for a long time. >> those documents do not have been in the personal possession of either joe biden or donald trump. but what happened in followed from is significantly different. >> joining me now is john calloway, democratic strategist and founder of the national voter protection action fund. susan del percio, republican strategist, and david jolly former republican congressman from georgia. both msnbc political analyst. let's get into the sunday family.

don, starting with. you how much to these new discoveries impact not just president biden but the democratic party? will there be political fallout from either because of this drip drip drip of documents being discovered? >> the best thing for joe biden is that this happens at the beginning of this congress. if there is a long time between now and the next few terms, where we might see some type of political fallout come to fruition. they had a long time to craft their narrative and i will not believe it is compelling narrative. when you think about, it context matters both before in terms of corporate with the fbi, and in terms of what we have seen in joe biden's 50-year history of public service, suggested there may have been malice or intent on these documents. and context matters afterwards when you contrast him with what happened at mar-a-lago in terms of cooperation with the fbi once it was found that there may have been some documents. but i do think that this is a warning signal to both parties to tighten up when it comes to the universe of classified documents because durbin was

right, neither president of either party should have these documents. i think there is a very clear contrast between malice intent and probably just making some silly mistakes. >> this question to you, don. will the facts matter more ultimately or the way it was handled matter more? >> not to fox news and not to republicans, the facts on the matter at all. you will prepare to see the greatest false equivalency, perhaps not the greatest but the substantial false equivalency. where you know what happens. i don't watch those numbers to follow those twitter channels anymore but we already know what this is they're making this out to be. and the full context just in case there's no true comparison compared to these men have reported doing so. we hope that the facts will matter and with the best thing to write has going for him is that he has a whole other 20 months until election season. >> timing, yeah. susan, it appears that the president's team is encouraging the searches. they have been cooperating with investigators. is that fact getting through to

americans? or is it challenging for the white house to argue, this is vastly different than what trump did with as many classified documents? >> well, the biden white house has tried to make that comparison. of course it is a better picture to have people not become big into your home like a rates. the problem is this drip drip drip. not only is it classified documents but here is my next question. for the biden folks. have you had to return any documents to the national archives? >> yeah. >> even if they weren't classified? because let's not forget, that's where this all started with donald trump. donald trump, obstruction 100%. is there are false equivalency and with both of these men have done? absolutely. but i would still like to know about those records, if there were records it had to be returned to the national archives, because it is another trip. and that is what is hurting the

president now. that is what is making this more of a political issue than it should be. originally we thought it would just take the issue off the table for democrats using it against trump. now biden is just mishandling the situation and it's just dominating the news cycle. >> let me ask you. you bring up the national archives, this is a question for all three of you because i do not know the answer. does the national archives control and or keep every single classified document? or are there some that escape their purview that they do not necessarily want back? there's anybody know the answer to that? because we've not heard the national archives coming after this. do you know, david's? >> i don't know specifically in their jurisdiction. when i do know is that there is a custodian either of the national archives or the agency responsible for the material and this is the odd thing about both trump and joe biden. and even takers commented on this. who takes classified material

home? in the case of a president and vice president where there could be classified materials used out to their residences because of their positions, that's not true of a senator or member of congress. alternately, the, what typically happens is you view the material that comes of a locked bag and you view it and you return it to the person who is in the room with you and that is the odd thing about how did this classified material make it to their residences of former president former vice president. >> let me ask, you david. is this a political gift to donald trump? if trump is prosecuted does that make it easier for him to say he is being persecuted, and biden is being let off easy? and how difficult would that be to counter him? >> the contrast between cooperation and criminal intent is clearly there, and it is sharp between the two cases. donald trump might be prosecuted within the four corners of the law and joe biden likely will not. but another stance for

republicans in part of their narrative is the mistreatment of conservatives. this will weaponization of the government committee is exactly about this issue that somehow republicans are unfairly treated and democrats are given more grace by the federal government. this contrast, despite what we know about it, these right into that narrative. republicans are mistreated democrats are treated with kid gloves. >> i do want to get to this topic and i may only have time to ask you this question, don. for the governor rhonda scientist doubling down in the so-called anti woke agenda. his administration has blocked a new ap course of african american studies which is being taught in high school, saying that violates state law and is historically inaccurate. also this week the governor's office took aim at the nhl for a cup to make diversity job they are for underrepresented groups. desantis has presser terry said that job fair amounts to discrimination. how do you see this, don? how do you see this, don

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in memphis, tennessee, we are building a final farewell to lisa marie presley. of course her father elvis presley's former. when thompson is there for us at graceland. and, priscilla welcome. i mention it is a big day considering how quickly -- pass. lastly how are folks paying their respects? >> yes, alex. it has been an incredibly emotional pursuit and we heard priscilla pressley get up today and she said that this family is just heartbroken. and we also heard something that the eldest daughter riley route. shot without but that what is like to feel safe in her mother's arms and she said that she felt that same safety just

two weeks ago and her mother's arms. really a sense of how sudden this was. also in the welcoming remarks, the man you spoke said one thing that lisa murray wanted was don't make this sad. and so this was also a ton of celebration. and we felt that in the hundreds of fans that turned out. many of them from across the country, to be there and pay their respects. i want to play some of my conversations with those folks about why it was so important that they be here. >> i can't believe it. >> lovely, so. >> important press for to be here. >> we are just so sad about lisa marie eight pass a. she is somebody we go up with and she was part of our family. and are linked to elvis. so it feels like a big loss. >> elvis is. baby we lost our own. >> after the service, alongside the family those fans were able

to go to the meditation garden where the summary is buried and lay flowers. and of course, she is buried there right beside her son and very near her father. alex. >> unforgettable life in the very heartbreaking and. thank you so much, priscilla thompson, graceland. more now on that breaking news we told you about the mass killing in california that mueller knew your linear event. the shooter got away is now at large, and that is the biggest concern. but there is also one more wrinkle to the story that we are just learning. we will have those details at the top of the hour in just a couple minutes. couple minutes a day off, or a double shift. make your move and get out in front of eczema with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and it's proven to help provide clearer skin and relieve itch fast. cibinqo continuously treats eczema whether you're flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests.

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