it feels like 2022 is a grea moment for nancy pelosi to remember a very basic thing. am an economics guy, nancy pelosi could count, she used a calculator, she didn't bring a boat to the floor that she was going to lose. she knew what she had to do to keep our caucus together and what she allowed the dissonanc in her caucus to do was be dissonance she allowed them to say i get, it i get it, you don't want to support this i will find a couple other people, we will delay the vote until we get it. she was masterful at her craft as much as she was great whe she came out to a podium and she had witty things to say. that is not where her workwas. she was, like we talked about, katie hobbs, like we talke about so many others, like w are going to talk about hakeem jeffries people who just do their wor that nancy pelosi did her work >> susan, let's get to the heels of 2022. starting with a familiar face. former president donald trump. trump continues to betra himself as a king. the midterms further undermine that dubious claim a washington post analysis o results found quote, t

the decision, this is a pivota time in the history of our country, where the ver foundation of the grea democratic republic is being shaken by the other side, wh are election deniers, an trying to move this country in a very dangerous direction and we thought, this is a time let me use the experience, i will do what i can, i will wor as hard as i possibly can, because so much is at stake. we have to win and that's why i took the job, and why i was very fortunate t be surrounded by amazing peopl at the dscc. kristie roberts, our executive director, everyone working there also shared that sense o mission. this was a mission to uphold democracy in this great countr of ours. >> senator gary peters, i've never seen a senator who has more people owing him big time from the president of th united states to every democratic senator, to the people of the united states. because this election was abou democracy. and that's the side that you are on senator gary peters, thank you once again for joining u tonight. >> it's a pleasure thank you for having me on >> democrats also won big in state legisl

eventually -- reemerge >> stuart stevens, breakin down grievance, governance 2023, stewart, thank you, grea having you all here. when we come back, a rar bipartisan push to protect kid on social media. we will talk with one of the coauthors of that bill senator chris murphy next. later, big losses for firs republic bank, will they get through with a lifeline from the government, insiders say > stuart stevens, breaking dow grievance, governance, 2023, stewart, thank you, grea having you all here. when we come back, a rar bipartisan push to protect kid on social media. we will talk with one of the coauthors of that bill senator chris murphy next. later, big losses for firs republic bank, will they get through with a lifeline from the government, insiders say d not hold your breath we will break down what yo need to care the 11th hour just getting underway, i'm clearly a very busy wednesday wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next

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question, as crypto did, the crashing crypto, whether there's way too much ash floating around two grea of it in th crypto space we'll see more of it i don't think it really hi silicon valley that hard overall. the banking industry, frankly, this has been a fairly orderly process now. the ftc has now taken over people under 250,000 get their money back my guess is over that amount they'll eventually get their money back, federal below. you know, right now, it is that there should've been mor regulatory oversight but it is not catastrophic o systemic at this point >> 30 seconds that i have left investors like mark cuban ar now calling on the federal reserve to step in and buy svb's debt is that realistic? >> not, it's not realistic o really a good idea at this point. that might have been useful as they were trying to survive, i they stepped in and tried to help their debt now. the fdic has control of, the there perfectly, in, noa tracked of as a fire, as a bank, to be bumpus mills we don't need the feds below we don't mean the fed to buy their bonds. there will be a market solutio to thi

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that is not what she got instead, the juvenile cour judge sent the girls to live with della, their greadoing what were they doing while they wer in dallas house? >> pretty much whatever they want they kind of when wild and got >> in troubl repeatedly in school and out shoplifting, smoking marijuana, seeing th wrong type of boys >> well, she didn't want that. she knew she was going back to when she was their age and i her grandmother's custody. she didn't want that for her kids >> it seemed that della wa undermining her. and had somehow stolen away th daughters who matter to he more than anything else in her life >> she really wanted them back really wanted them back. >> how did you know this how did she express this >> she said every day. i want my girls. i'm gonna fight for my girls >> and in january 2010, nikk finally won. the judge ordered the girl back to nicky's. and jas and tas, did not lik it not one bit. >> so they start screaming and hollering, i don't want to g back with her! why would you make us go back? >> in court they were doin this >> yes >> nikki told her mother not t w

i wouldn't have people lik marjorie taylor greene on my show even though we'll get a grea clip singleon't even believe half the stuff they say the book is all about good faith arguments -- debate gets a bad rap. because that faith acts have ruined it for the other -- going back to age increase as do in the book, it's alway been the way you reach the truth, if you're engaged wit truthful people. i want to be that marjorie taylor greene's, or the tucker carlson's of the world say one thing in public, and another thing in private joe do bad faith walk away from that. but with everybody else, mak the argument, put in the hal or even with your mad uncle at the thanksgiving table try and get across the board what you want to get across. and of course, in presidential politics in american politics, we need to have these argument are as democracy can't survive >> i'm glad you're doing wha you're doing on the 20th anniversary of iraq. something i struggle with ho to think about - formative for me because of th age i am because of the time when i entered into journalism. there's two arguments i

ideological and political commitments, and simply as someone who is a well deserved reputation as a grea votes, what you think of kevin mccarthy's performanc in the role that you had i these first hundred days >> first, let me congratulat you on ten years of the highes ethical standard your bringing truth to power and the public congratulations, i was honored to be with you from the start. thank you for the opportunit with you today i am not want to speak personally about another leade but i will look at the results what you mentioned is that i has nothing to do with being wrong. as you know, in the ten year with all in, you had seen us move to expanding freedom on our country. we were very proud on the last term to have marriage equality the respectful marriage ac passed then you see the supreme court reversed freedom and go back t what you just described earlie with the judges that are makin decisions now. they are reversing the tide of history. in the beginning, our founders had a vision, they had documents that were about th dignity and worth of people. but they did not all live up t

crease there is not this is fairl criminality, there what is the difference >> yes i think it's a grea reluctance to interfere in the legislative process. and as why that draft letter that jeffrey clark prepared an wanted the justice departmen to send out to georgia recommending that they reconvene their legislatures for the purpose of votin alternate slates of electors and the 2020 election is s appalling for anybody who ha worked at the justic department there is a real reluctance t interfere and the activities o another branch of government especially one that is in th state as opposed to th federal. it's not an impossible, task i could happen at then they would be very reluctant to go down that road and that they would be mor inclined to look for other remedies, political remedies perhaps are more appropriate than what we saw in this case? >> see, barbara knew who the answer and that's why i just had to ask well now we need to go and tal about justice clarence thoma and action want to play for, folks something that justice thomas said a few years back about the supreme court, liste

. >> it's a sign of what to come rehema ellis, nbc news, ne york >> thank you to the grea rehema ellis and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the network networks of nbc news, anthks for staying u late i will see you at the end of tomorrow >> donald trump's questionable fundraising tactics are no exactly a new thing. and i mean if it ain't broke - after all, he's turned his manhattan indictment into moneymaking juggernaut to the tune of $12 million plus just like he turned his last days in office into a cash bonanza while at the same time trying to subvert democracy. it was pretty ambitious. i mean, some people might just try to steal an election and leave it there but not donald trump at the second of january 6th hearing in congress back i june representative zoe lofgre -- made a point of highlighting trump's fundraising strategy she called it the big rip off. >> president trump used th lies he told to raise millions of dollars from the american throughout the committee investigation, he foun evidence of the trump campaign and it's surrogates

make up for that by being really cruel and sinister through policy lenses and so while it makes for greatrigue as we thin about 2024 it actually really harms floridians, because the tire of the dial to a 13 out of ten in our state and takes aim at the mos marginalized people to continu to try to generate headlines s that he can, as you said, ou trump donald trump donald trump has that bi bombastic personality. he is never afraid to shoo straight on tv and ron desantis has to matc that by the cruelty of his policies and so what does that look like? it looks like we are on th doorstep of policies that will charge transgender peopl traveling to florida with crime for using the same bathroom they use in their hom state. there are bills that are on th doorstep that will revok health care insurance coverage for transgender adults in ou state. which will mean, you know, hundreds of thousands of knock millions of people will lose their health care. all of these things are no convictions or values fo someone like ron desantis, the are hysteria bait. and he is completely sold ou state to the anti

and then long covid, there i studies with really grea breakthroughs, but they're not being funded towith us forever. >> do you think that is becaus of politics or because of covi exhaustion or both? >> i think it is a psychological manifestation, look, we can all agree that it would be very nice to not talk about covid all day, i certainly feel like i' exhausted in saying the same thing. vaccines and masks, washin your hands, but i think on top of that, public health i general is not funded. in fact, public health infrastructure is where people take money out of to pay for other things i think a lot to do is look at the lab leaks subcommittee hearing conversations this wee because it was all about looking back and blaming, no about looking forward to prevent something like this. >> what have we learned when we talk about what we know and what we don't know, let's talk specifically about immunit here and vaccinations alon with mask-wearing, the three pillars of how we've bee dealing with this whole thing. what have we learned from what we went through over the las three years? i'll gi

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>> yes, so justices ar required to disclose gifts ove $415 to the public >> i feel like, i'm not greae exceptions to that rule. the exception is that thomas seems to be alluding to in his defense, and also the expert have latched onto, seemingly what might justify the disclosure, his failure to disclose that something called the personal hospitality it is extremely technical -- it's actually not that technical. >> someone has you over to their house -- >> so if you go over t someone's house for dinner, an they serve you food, you don't have to report it. and what it actually says it's food, lodging, and entertainment don't have to be disclosed. if they are at someone's house or private property that the own. after thomas released statement today, we went t seven ethics law experts including former congressional ethics lawyers from the whit house ethics lawyers, from bot parties. they all said that things like this particular private je trip needs to be disclosed tom assisting but that is no the case, they say that he i wrong. >> a private jet trip is not - i mean, the anorak thing may

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douglas brinkley, a grea pleasure to have you here. my friend and colleague john psyche, check her out this weekend. thank you very much. that is all in on this norma thursday night and the rachel maddow show starts right now good evening, rachel >> this is not supposed to b when the rachel maddow show is on >> i know. can i tell you a quick funny thing? you texted back the back and forth and i misread your tex [laughter] i thought i was gonna have you on the top of the show and the you are you crossed on the top of my show and i was lik sending everyone on a while it was chase. but it's wonderful to see you. no >> or you thought i was gonna be on with you an hour ago, just pop up roundly o your show uninvited? >> no, i was having you on but then i realized afterwards tha i'd screw that up and heads an a bunch of embarrassing emails telling people to stand down having revere the text you sen me so it's wonderful to see you here on this very importan day. >> thank you, chris. hey, and thank you for askin me to be here, i'm here unde wei

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norm ornstei wrote -- more than 40, years worked alongside her for many electio weeks, she has been a greahis is disgraceful cringeworthy performance, shameful for he -- i respect leslie and 60 minutes, but airing this is garbage i can go down the list so i ask this, again, knowin leslie, liking, leslie respecting her, an extraordinary journalist, an she has been for a long time i'm just curious, what are you thoughts about putting her o 60 minutes putting mature telegram on 6 minutes? by the way, this is not leading question, i think this is an important debate to, hav if you have a woman who' considered the second most important person in the hous of representatives, becaus kevin mccarthy has made he that she's a person that helped kevin mccarthy become speaker. i'm sure 16 minutes and leslie stahl are thinking, if she i that powerful, americans nee to know what she thinks. on the other side, you have lot of people say she should have never been given that platform what are your thoughts >> well i did not see th interview, joe, i have enormou respect for leslie who hav known for many yea

. >> i suspect the president is going to be declaring this to be grea victory. a month from now and six months from now because he is allowed himself that wiggle room. you have to be kind of willing fly blind to the history of north korean behavior and american agreements to think that this is a great victory for the united states today. the victory such as is is we're no longer, at least for the moment, at the brink of nuclear war but who got us there. the north koreans and donald trump with vetheir language. this is an empty agreement. an empty agreement combined this shameful failure to hold him responsible for the atrocities that he and h family have committed on his people. >> republican senators clearly were uncomfortable on the president's praise of kim jong-un today. take a listen to what i would call tepid responses. >> he talked about how he is loved by his people. >> look, again, i think that's the style of president trump is to -- that's his style. >> i'm not sure i want to question the president's conclusion when he night know about it more than i d

hold these nominations and confirmations across the government, right, the tuberville blockade wasn't grea politics for the gop, and yet they survived it and they're replicating it on a different level. it's o not the u.s. military an certainly the w.h.o. and u.n. are not favorites of this republican party. but nonetheless they're stymieing the basic work of governance, and they think it's good politics for them? >> i think they do think it's good politics from the standpoint the republican party's political focus at this point is retribution against joe bidenet and putting your finger finger in the face of elites. mitch mcconnell doesn't wake up in the morning to say that's what he wants tong do, but he understands that's what the base is doing. it's mitch mcconnell back in 2016ne holding open the supreme court seat, so we've seen this in the past in the republican party, and it is very anti-institutional, but it is fundamentally but sending a message to the american public that d.c. doesn't do what it's supposed to do, and we need to get trump in there to get these calves to heel. >> to

the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always grea great. >> we know from president trump's tweets around that same time of that eulogy from meghan mccain, the president tweets make america great again. is this what the president has intentionally fostered? you believe that he thinks that this helps him politically. >> it's interesting you had a split screen here. on one hand, this funeral was about civility urging washington to come together in a bipartisan way and you had these former presidents there and then on the other hand, you had people taking pot shots at the president with these not so subtle jabs who wasn't invited himself and deepened the tensions between trump world and the washington elitest sort of d.c. establishment that trump and his allies have decried. so look, i think it's not surprising that trump took a little bit of a shot back but saying make america great again on twitter. some of his allies were livid with how the president was treated and they wanted him to hit back further but i think given the blow black from th

an ice storm so, this warmer weather leading with th snow melt and additional rainfall, will not be grea with flooding concerns if you're worrying about the snow melt? >> - up the lower elevations no quite as much, but still i would be something that will impact folks there, with the cooler weather working in an the flooding concerns and th snow we've really got it all goin on across the country richard. it's been a busy wee weatherwise. >> in terms of all this weathe reminding me of a traditiona normally is to watch a christmas story. i think it's definitely switch year from planes, train and automobiles. a good laugh for all the folks out there stuck across the country. thank you so much angie. let's go to shaq brewster, he' in michigan, track, tell u what you're seeing >> we're still seeing that snow that lake effect snow. something that folks here tell me they're used to getting they know how to deal with the snow they know how to drive in th snow but we continue to see the winds in the benton harbor area that's what officials have bee pointing to over the pas couple of days as the m

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thanksgiving, and you helped to make sure they got lots of food, and lots of corn and i think that is a greang. did it make you feel good to know that because if your love of corn, other kids would no be hungry? >> yes >> it did? well, what is your next move what is the next thing the cor kid is going to do >> i have no idea. >> well, listen, i have an idea i think you are just going t continue to be amazing, an adorable, and famous for the best reason. you know what the best reaso is to be famous? >> no. >> because you are a nice youn man. you are just a nice guy. we love you. we absolutely love you, corn kid, so thank you for coming i and talking to me. >> you too >> okay, i have to say this, i hope you have a corn evening >> same. same to you. by now >> by! thank you. that is the wonderful cohn kid tyreek the corn kid. tell me why if your food is? >> cohen >> i love it thank you tyreek so how do your family for me >> goodbye >> goodbye thank you, tyreek. >> it is corinn. and, that is tonight's rea out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. good evening from new york, i' chris hayes, i

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louis, and a little farthe to the south, the sunshine state, not feeling so grea right now. 27 degreesls like there as we get through the next couple of days, though we will start to see improvements, and we will see some warme temperatures and it will feel bit more like it is supposed t this time of year. >> as you know - all day, nbc meteorologist andrew - all right, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is bac home after delivering a speech before congress on capitol hill, it was his first known shi outside russia since russi invaded back in february -- >> we will discuss that next o velshi >> doom and gloom, we defeated russia in the battle for - next year, it will be a turnin point, and the point when -- must guarantee the future of our freedom. we will celebrate christmas. even if there is no electricity, the light of our faith, an ourselves, will not be without >> even if there is no electricity, the light of th faith and ourselves will not b put out. ukrainian president volodymy zelenskyy on wednesday addressing both chambers o commerce on capitol hill, no back in ukraine lea

she had nothing but grea things to say. >> lisa's close friends -- where the unofficial chaperone of lisa and kevin's first -- >> we got along right away >> he fit right in seriously. i can see why she was drawn to him. i really can't >> kevin was just as drawn t lisa, according to kevin sister >> i remember kevin telling me that he met somebody her name is lisa i think i really like her. >> both kevin and lisa had bee married before and both ha children lisa had meghan. kevin had cody >> kevin was always good wit children >> this is a family friend who has known kevin all his life >> good father >> good father >> dedicated father. >> absolutely. absolutely >> kevin was a jack of man trades a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping in caring for sexually abused kids kaitlan was one of lisa' coworkers. >> she just wanted to help people we worked in sex abuse that's a very difficult subjec a lot of people can't deal with she really prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know make a

he thinks north korea's beaches are grea yd seecuba.f cuba had in 1959, 1960 decided to open itself up, it would be a tourist meccaen a very wealthy country. turns out the castro brothers weren't interested in that. they had other goals for their dictatorship. the same is true with north korea. mr. trump is demonstrating the ultimate parochialism which is to believe everyone wants what americans want. >> i don't know if tre ready to have their first club med or sandals opening. i'm guessing. what do you think? >> i don't know. he's had the same message for the last few weeks, few months. he didn't a it quite this way. he keeps saying if north korea goes through with this deal that it's going to be better for the people there, that it's going to be an economic engine. he hasn't talked about the condos and beaches and the developer stuff. that's what he relates to. he came into office with no other experiences than being a businessman. he likes talking like that. >> this fellow has had many years tomy think about whether he would have nuc

he's also looking to do th great grift, continue the grea grift, and obtain campaign contributions allhis attacking the fame president $75, send me $10 it's part of the great grift >> lisa, as you are. >> now, i was saying you and i have talked in those terms man times before about how the grift continues. every victimization is a further opportunity to mak money. one of the things i pose tonight on twitter, alicia, is donald fronts gave this -- speech last week where he said, i'm you retribution, and my question t his supporter is is that reall true are you his retribution? is he using you. and your hands and you prospect of violence to get ou how his revenge he think erroneously has been wrong >> there is that question to the followers, david, there' also the question to the republicans, you saw mccarth coming out as full-throate defense. i've read the pen soun differently than my colleagu garry run back, to me this i exactly the line that mike pence has been trying to walk, where he's trying to - have it both ways, calls for accountability, not this particular form of accountability

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garrett haake, stoking fear as a political strategy is grea tv for conservative media, for the people who watch fox news. but for political strategy i has been failing because peopl actually know what is happenin in their towns and cities. new york is a perfect example. do you remember when governo hochul was running for electio and it was - this is a crime filled city an there is no way she's keepin new york are safe? she was. >> well, look, to mike's point that tide only rises so high you can stoke the base with th idea of fear, about issue x, y or z, but that issue is only good to get you so far because before you get to the objectiv reality of where you live. now look, at what crime is rising in different parts of this country crime is a legitimate issue in this campaign, as it was i 2022 so you are going to hear about that but yeah, you can only tak your hyperbole so far before you have to start expanding th base of voters who you can appeal to. look, i am more bullish on donald trump's chances o getting through the republican primary, and i think that will be a huge asset to joe

literally 3 billion people will know about that attack in less than 10 or 15 minutes, th then they have grea capacity to claim victory. as long as we're exchanging these punches, you have to understand this isn't going to stop anytime noosoon. it's now in the twitter age and facebook age, it's just faster and you see more of that information. so as these attacks keep coming, it just appears as if there's a higher intensity and a greater crescendo. but in fact we've had attacks -- i mean the 2004 attack on the train stations in madrid, spain, killed 200 people in just one morning, in one series of attacks. right now france in the last nine months has lost about that many people. but they're not going to stop anytime soon, and the attacks that we suffered in the united states, that's the future as isis gets degraded. they're going to transform into what we call a ghost caliphate where everything becomes virtual. everything becomes self-inspired, and they will carry out these attacks with whatever weapon systems they have at hand because the ideology makes them believe that they are self-inspir

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careful and not only does he want there to be another violent protest, he is also looking to do the grea grift, continue the great grif and obtain campaig contributions off of this. oh, they are attacking you favorite president $75. send me $10. it's all a part of the great grift. >> michael cohen, thank you fo being with us. while trump since in his glass house preparing for a possible arrest, his allies are throwin stones at a growing politica rival, i will explain in thi week's got you and later, the mother of tyr nichols joins politicsnation along with the silver rights attorney benjamin crump. we will talk about what is nex in the quest for justice but first, my colleague jessic layton with today's top news stories. jessica? >> hi reverend al, thank you stories we are watching at this hour, russian president vladimir putin is facing a warrant for arrest for alleged war crimes he traveled to crimea today on the ninth anniversary of its annexation by russia putin will be meeting with chinese president xi jinping and moscow next week and france, thousands of protesters continue gatheri

cain made an grea gresive and unwanted sexual advance toward measure. >> he suddenly reached over, andnd on my leg under my skirt and reached for my genitals. he also grabbed my head and brought it towards his crotch. i was very, very surprised and very shocked. i said, what are you doing? you know i have a boyfriend. this isn't what i came here for. mr. cain said, you want a job, right? i asked him to stop, and he did. >> the herman cain campaign responded to this. actually, they preresponded to this putting out a state during the press conference that said mr. cain has never harassed anyone. quote, all allegations of harassment against mr. cain are completely false. there are a number of these allegations now, depending on how you count. this was either the sixth woman or seventh woman who alleges that she was harassed on or was allegedly harassed by mr. cain. the first two were women employed by the national restaurant association when mr. cain ran the association. both of them, after complaining formally to the association, were separated from their jobs and given cash settlements

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when the officer heard the man could not afford to buy more grea groceries, guess what? she did.here you go. that wraps up this hour of msnbc live. katy tur standing by to pick things up. i'll see you tomorrow morning on today. >> i have nothing nice to say about that thief and everything nice to say about that officer. what an amazing story. >> there is goodness in the world. we don't get to highlight a lot of it, but there is a lot of goodness. >> happy to hear it. craig melvin. i'm going to give a commencement speech this weekend. >> where are you going to do this commencement speech? >> uc santa barbara. my college. i am an alumni. >> good luck. >>> it is 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. in washington, d.c. where the president's campaign chairman is now going to jail and the president himself had a really tough time with the truth this morning. more o

probability, now, i'm not going to be able shortly after the incident i had seen a picture i noticed that my grearandson's head was right up against my sig sauer p32 that's signed by the department if that gun would have discharged right then, tha would be the end of it >> tom jackman is th washington post reporter behin the investigation with trace and he joins me now. first of all, it's a great piece of reporting, tom. first of all, let's start with the gun, how popular it is, an how people started to become aware that this might be a issue. >> well, the gun is popular in part because they make it fo the military, and people lik the gun that has been approved and invested by the military and that was a big selling point, not only for the public but then also for police departments, who - so the sig sauer p320 is a modified version of what the american military -- they also have this gun. and so we don't know how man guns are on the street wit civilians. we do know that in 2017, whe it was pointed out that the gu fired when it was dropped, sig did a voluntary update program where you could retur

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