everet there's no more walter cronkite there's no more mainstream media anchorperson isn't even brian williams the last of the tribe was obliterated now you have rachel maddow everyone a mainstream media katie couric whoever they're all truly can jump out shows alex jones is the gold standard in american news and the crazier the conspiracy theories from maddow becomes the more she sells now on alex jones as colloidal silver and guardian and account sort of stuff but on her show it's just as wacky sort of opioids and by aggro and you know erectile dysfunction has been she's been shown that the goop which is the product of that shiksa. opposite of oh gosh i did not have sorry but she's got goop which is the same stuff in it that they sell over at info wars and erectile dysfunction gosh you know if only they just were able to cure baldness like they were.

missiles brian williams c.n.n. said he finally became president this is the day when trump became president starting to think or i have said there are you so you have this and they were presidential when it comes to war there that this is not a partisan issue is an important distinction first of all congress has completely abrogated its authority its constitutional authority to declare war the president the executive office as by the constitution does not have that power congress for decades now has refused to take that power back why because it's in pursuit of us germany their own support of it but congress has tried to take foreign policy powers that they don't have and this was russia comes to knowing it was the sanctions against us enemies russia iran and others where they tried to force so the trump administration to their vision of foreign policy which is economic war against iran let's not forget that obama wanted to invade syria and he went to congress to try to and congress would have conforte but the amer

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. republican party under trump to the mcarthur era. r with broin williams starts now. >>> donald trump says people should be ashamed of themselves, but then we've got to look at what the memo actually reveals about his own presidential campaign. >>> meanwhile, the russia investigation plows on, a former fbi colleague of the special counsel is here with us live tonight, and he knows how robert mueller works a case. >>> but will mueller's boss survive the trump administration? the president tells reporters, you figure it out when asked if he has confidence in rod rosenstein. the 11th hour on a consequential friday night begins now. >>> and at the end of another week, good evening once ain

brian williams has much more on the drama surrounding the release of the nunes memo, who will compares happening today under the republican party under trump to the mccarthy era. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> breaking tonight, the memo and the blow back now. donald trump says people should be ashamed of themselves and then we got a look at out what the memo actually reveals about his own presidential campaign. >>> meanwhile, the russia investigation plows on. a former colleague of the special counsel is here with us live tant and he knows how mueller works a case. but will mueller's boss survive the trump administration. the president tells reporters you figure it out when asked if he has confidence in rod rosenstein. "the 11th hour" on a consequential friday night begins now. good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. this was day 379 of the trump administration. tonight the president has arrived in florida. here's a number for you while we watch that. the president has now spent 123 of his 379 days as president at

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump back at the white house after a florida weekend tirade in the wake of the mueller indictments during which he managed to link the florida school shooting to his own legal trouble. then he went after obama. meanwhile this was not a holiday weekend for the mueller investigation, and we've got new details tonight on the former trump campaign staffer ready to plead guilty. and do the surviving parkland students in their anger and grief represent the best chance to do something about the mass shootings that have become a predictable part of our american life? "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. well, good evening once again from our nbc news studios here in new york as we on this holiday monday begin this holiday shortened week for most folk. this was day 396 of the trump administration. the president has tonight returned from florida to what is very much a white house on crisis footing. multiple controvers

will join brian williams and that is "the 11th hour with brian williams." spokeswoman says he takes domestic violence seriously. he just won't say it himself publically. and the white house struggles for a time line of who knew what when. >>> a new report on why the number three at justice is leaving. and what it may have to do with the mueller investigation. the reporter who broke the story is here tonight. >>> as questions mount on security clearances in the trump white house, all eyes on the hill where the nation's top intelligence chiefs make an appearance in a few hours from now. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening from our nbc news headquarters in new york. a new week brings day 389 of the trump administration. and fallout from the departure of a high level aide over domestic abuse ai allegations is consuming the white house. it's been nearly a week since allegations against rob porter by two of his ex-wives became public, allegations he has denied and the administration has struggled to present a clear time line to the response to these alle

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight donald trump and the memo.believes he will gain by allowing the release of a partisan document slammed by the fbi and the report that some white house aides fear it is a dud. plus, two fbi veterans here to judge whether their agency is suffering irreversible damage as trump battles robert mueller and rod rosenstein and remains at war with elements of his own government. >>> and she is among most senior servants at the center of the president's world but most americans have never heard her speak. tonight hope hicks as we have literally never heard her before. the "11th hour" gets underway. >> day 378 this was of the trump administration and it brings us closer to the widely expected release of. controversial and classified house intelligence committee staff memo. nbc

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. demanding action.in the question, is this the generation that's going to force a change in policy in a ghoulish pattern of mass shootings? >>> new reporting on the mueller investigation what might be new trouble for paul manafort. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 398 of the trump administration. grief, rage, raw emotion came to the white house today. exactly one week after 17 people were killed in that shooting in parkland, florida. the president who has indicated his openness to some narrow measures of gun control met students who survived that attack at marjory stoneman douglas high school. along with families from newtown and columbine and others. the white house had called this a listening session and a discussion on school safety, but it became much more than that. >> we're here because my daughter has no voice. she was murdered last week. and she was taken from us. shot nine times on the third floor. all these

coming up in the next hour with brian williams, saw wisenburg, he is the lawyer who questioned presidentl clinton under oath. he will explain how the special prosecutor and the staff will prepare for the questioning of president donald trump under oath. >>> and also in the next hour, are the olympic games going to provide a chance for the united states to actually engage in talks directly with north korea? h all that and more is in "the 11th hour" with brian williams and that starts now. >>> tonight, president trump says he'd love to see a shutdown after suggesting democrats are guilty of treason, and his legal team mulls whether to sit down with the special counsel. all this and it's only tuesday. >>> plus, inspired by his trip to france for bastille day, trump calls for a military parade here in the u.s. the reporter who broke the story standing by with details. >>> and how does robert mueller's team prepare to sit down with a president unlike any other? the man who interviewed bill clinton is here tonight with us to share strategy. "the 11th hour" begins now. well, good evening once a

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. support banning assault weapons. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, a white house dealing with ongoing crisis. the press secretary today claiming trump was tougher on russia in 2017 than obama's eight years as president. >>> plus, tonight, chief of staff john kelly issuing a statement in support of jared kushner following reports of a clash between the two men over security clearance. that in light of another report tonight that jared and ivanka were in the caribbean amid the president's spectacular weekend social media tirade. >>> a guilty plea today in the mueller investigation, and it's only tuesday night as another "the 11th hour" gets under way. >>> good evening from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. this is day 397 of the trump administration. news on the mueller front. the mueller investigation of russia and a matter involving the president's son-in-law and chief of staff. first off tonight, robert mueller has obtained a new guilty plea as he investigates russia's interferen

next hour with brian williams, the latest from the white house tonight on the resignation of rob porter after being accused of spousal abuse by two former wives. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >> tonight is a very real threat posed to the u.s. election system. new details now on how russia penetrated voter rolls in this country in the last election, while rex tillerson warns we're no better prepared in 2018. >>> plus president trump touts bombshell text messages from the fbi, but at the white house, a decision looming over that democratic memo. and another close aide to trump resigns, this time afteral gagss by his two ex-wives of physical abuse becomes public. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 384 of this trump administration has handed us a very busy wednesday night indeed. we begin with the troubling news about russian hacking into the 2016 u.s. elections, which, of course, is part of the foundation of the entire russia investigation. our colleagues here at nbc news re

. >>> the 11th hour with brian williams starts now.brian williams starts now. >>> the breaks news we're covering tonight comes from "the new york times." what donald trump's legal team thinks about their client sitting down for an interview with mueller. the times reporter on the story joins us live. >>> also as trump spoke about the economy today and declared america open for business, the cable networks cut away to cover the largest single point drop in the history of the market. and the president says the democrats who sat silently and didn't applaud his speech are un-american and suggest they might be guilty of treason. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a monday night. >>> good evening once again. as we start a new week from nbc news headquarters in new york, day 382 of the trump administration, a day when the stock market took a massive and

brian williams has much more on the drama surrounding the release of the nunes memo, who will compare what's happening today under the republican party under trump to the mccarthy era. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> breaking tonight the memo and the blow back now. donald trump says people should be ashamed of themselves and then we got a look at out what the memo actually reveals about his own presidential campaign. >>> meanwhile, the russia investigation plows on. a former cullege of the special counsel is here with us live tant and he knows how mueller works a case. but will mueller's boss survive the trump administration. the president tells reporters you figure it out when asked if he has confidence in rod rosenstein. "the 11th hour" on a consquential friday night begins now. good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. this was day 379 of the trump administration. tonight the president has arrived in florida. here's a number for you while we watch that. the president has now spent 123 of his 379 days as president at a trump branded prop

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now.11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump back at the white house after a florida weekend tirade in the wake of the mueller indictments during which he managed to link the florida school shooting to his own legal trouble. then he went after obama. meanwhile this was not a holiday weekend for the mueller investigation, and we've got new details tonight on the former trump campaign staffer ready to plead guilty. and do the surviving parkland students in their anger and grief represent the best chance to do something about the mass shootings that have become a predictable part of our american life? "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. well, good evening once again

hour with brian williams."swoman says he takes domestic violence seriously. he just won't say it himself publically. and the white house struggles for a time line of who knew what when. >>> a new report on why the number three at justice is leaving. and what it may have to do with the mueller investigation. the reporter who broke the story is here tonight. >>> as questions mount on security clearances in the trump white house, all eyes on the hill where the nation's top intelligence chiefs make an appearance in a few hours from now. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening from our nbc news headquarters in new york. a new week brings day 389 of the trump administration.

mike quickly, who is on the house intelligence committee will join brian williams and that is "the 11thrian williams." >> tonight the president's spokesperson says he takes domestic violence seriously, he won't say it publicly. and they stugle for a time line of who knew what when. >>> a new report on why the number three at justice is leaving. the reporter who broke the story is here tonight. as questions mount on security in the white house, all eyes on the hill where the nation's top intelligence chiefs make an appearance in a few hours from

for brian taff, i'm sharrie williams. jim, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, brian.nk you, char. fly eagle fans fly, if you are not driving an rv, it's a 980-mile trip by plane. airline officials tell us most of the people headed to minneapolis from our area departed today. the rest are expected to leave tomorrow. united airlines added flights and switched to bigger planes. kicking off the superbowl weekend here on channel6 is a terrific idea. tomorrow night at 8:00, join us for the preview live from minneapolis. we have live reports throughout the day saturday. our pregame coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. we'll have complete coverage from philadelphia, from minneapolis and we'll wrap it up with "action news" at 11:00 and sports sunday. that is our football coverage tonight. other news, edward archer has been found guilty as charged for trying to kill a philadelphia cop. the jury deliberated less than three hours before finding archer guilty of attempted murder and aggravated manslaughter. it was january two years ago when he ambushed jessie hartnet in philadelphia. arch

up next brian williams will have more on jared kushner emphas's y clearance problem and walter chronchinderstanding of the vietnam war. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight jared kushner losings his top secret security clearance as "the washington post" reveals four countries have talked about how to manipulate the president's son-in-law. and robert mueller is looking into kushner tax with foreign leaders. >>> also one of the nation's top intelligence chiefs tells grz he has not received a direct order from the president to stop the russian meddling. >>> plus hope hicks spends over nine hours before a house committee and paul manafort due for arraignment just hours from now as "the 11th hour" gets

i know that's exactly what brian williams has had to do too.why we have another hour of coverage of all of this and more. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> a breaking story from "the new york times" tonight. robert mueller now digging into the cover story about that trump tower meeting and the role white house aide hope hicks might have played. also washington counting down to the release of that controversial memo even after the fbi warns of grave concerns about its content. plus donald trump believes the memo will show the fbi and doj are conspiring against him. the reporter on the story here tonight with details. and reports the president asked rod rosenstein, the man overseeing the mueller investigation, if he was on the trump team. "the 11th hour" begins now. good evening from our nbc news headquarters in new york. this was day 377 of the trump administration, and we have breaking news on the russia case tonight.

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> tonight, the very real threat posed to the u.s.ection system. new details now on how russia penetrated voter roles in this country in the last reaction. rex tillerson warns we're no better prepared in 2018. >>> president trump touts bombshell next messages from the fbi. at the white house, a decision looming over that democratic memo. >>> and another close aide to trump resigns, this time after allegations by his two ex-wives of

>>> the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> the breaks news we're covering tonight comes from "the new york times." what donald trump's legal team thinks about their client sitting down for an interview with mueller. the times reporter on the story joins us live. >>> also as trump spoke about the economy today and declared america open for business, the cable networks cut away to cover the largest single point drop in the history of the market. and the president says the democrats who sat silently and didn't applaud his speech are un-american and suggest they might be guilty of treason. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a monday night. >>> good evening once again. as we start a new week from nbc news headquarters in new york, day 382 of the trump administration, a day when the stock market took a massive and history-making dive at one point today falling nearly 1,600 points before settling down more than 1,100. it happened while the president was speaking about th

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. support banning assault weapons.th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, a white house dealing with ongoing crisis. the press secretary today claiming trump was tougher on russia in 2017 than obama's eight years as president. >>> plus, tonight, chief of staff john kelly issuing a statement in support of jared kushner following reports of a clash between the two men over security clearance. that in light of another report tonight that jared and ivanka were in the caribbean amid the president's spectacular weekend social media tirade. >>> a guilty plea today in the mueller investigation, and it's only tuesday night as another "the 11th hour" gets under way. >>> good evening from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. this is day 397 of the trump administration.

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >> tonight is a very real threat posed to the u.s.n system. new details now on how russia penetrated voter rolls in this country in the last election, while rex tillerson warns we're no better prepared in 2018. >>> plus president trump touts bombshell text messages from the fbi, but at the white house, a decision looming over that democratic memo. and another close aide to trump resigns, this time afteral gagss by his two ex-wives of physical abuse becomes public. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 384 of this

with us is jamie apody and ducis rodgers and brian taff and sharrie williams. ducis, understanding -- look who's with you. hi, ron. we had exclusive action at the pre-superbowl party in minneapolis tonight. that's corct, jim. the hottest party going on in the twin city. superbowl week is upon us. the eagles are in the superbowl. you hosting the party. how awesome has this been for you? >> it's incredible. 72 hours from the eagle/patriot game,uperbowl 52. you have to have fun. we rais money for at risk community. it's something enjoy, but this special. the eagles in the superbowl, we have 1200 people at this party. it's an eagle crowd and it's wonderful. >> eagle chant all night long. >> the entire building. the birds we want ba to practice. tom brady, what makes him tough? what makesim tough sunday? is a great quarterback and arguably the best quarterback in the game. i watched every one of his hims. you have to move him off of his spot. i think the most important piece of real estate sunday is five yards behind tom brady. if he has time, he will have a go if o

nbc's brian williams takes a look back at the life and legacy of billy graham. >> the answer to yourin today is jesus christ. >> billy graham used to say all he ever wanted was to bear witness to the power of the gospel. >> what a tragedy it would be, i tell you, if you were not saved. >> he ended up becoming a legend. >> god can be trusted even when life seems at its darkest. >> as an evangelist, billy graham changed the way america talked to god and viewed god. a true civic pastor, he was confidant to 11 presidents dating back to eisenhower. >> what is the trouble with the world? our problem today with the hearts of individuals. >> for more than half a century, it always seemed as if billy graham was there to guide the nation and the world. at the time of our last interview in june of 2005, graham was 86 years old. he reflected on a lifetime of ministry. >> what are your worries about the world you leave behind? >> the world we leave behind is about like the world when i came into the world, just at the end of world war i. and the world was at each other's throats at that time. and

for brian taff, i'm sharrie williams. to you. >> at the mall of america, ducis rodgers and jamie apody. guys, what can you tell us about the eagle last practice before they kick it off for real? >> jim, it's not just the last practice superbowl week, it's the last practice of the season. it was an 80 minute workout at the university of minnesota. every eagle participated including tackle tim jernigan. >> they are in the mall of america riding rollercoaster rides, which is great. today, they had their last practice. doug pederson tole them to keep things loose, have fun, enjoy the moment. you don't know when it will come around begin. they get set for the biggest game of most of their careers. >> the eagles made it a point to keep things light this week, from dancing to doning wrestling masks. they are focused on fun, but bring up tom brady and the patriots and that mood changes quickly. >> they are not here by mistake. if we make it about the patriots, we might as well pack up and go home. >> the birds are not in awe. the

for sharrie williams, i'm brian taff. back to you in philadelphia. >> i love that juicy lucy phid watch your arteries become calls phid. post game celebrations spill out on the street, the mayfair section will be cast in a different light sunday. the street department has installed new brighter l.e.d. fixtures on the light poles one block all direction. that could help stop poor decision making by fans bathed in light twice as normal and bright during the championship celebration. >> do the eagles need devine intervention? our superbowl weekend coverage kicks off at 8:00 sunday night with the championship preview live from minneapolis. join us throughout the day saturday as excitement builds. game day, sunday, tune in for live reports at 6:00 a.m. all morning long and again at action news at noon. our pregame coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. we'll be on the air after the game covering the angles from philadelphia and minneapolis wrapping it up at 11:00 and then sports sunday. we have you covered here on channel6. a noticeable

missiles brian williams c.n.n. said he finally became president this is the day when trump became president starting to think are right so there you have this presidential when it comes to war this is not a partisan issue is it important is that first of all congress has completely abrogated its authority its constitutional authority to declare war the president the executive offices by the constitution does not have that power congress for decades now has refused to take that power back why because it's in pursuit of us germany their own support of it but congress has tried to take foreign policy powers that they don't have and this was the russian economy is tomorrow it was the sanctions against u.s. enemies russia iran and others where they tried to force so the trump administration to their vision of foreign policy which is economic war against iran let's not forget that obama wanted to invade syria and he went to congress. tried to congress would have come for it but the american people did not have a nap it w

everet there's no more walter cronkite there's no more mainstream media anchorperson isn't even brian williams the last of the tribe was obliterated now you have rachel maddow everyone of mainstream media katie couric and whoever they're all trying to catch up to challenge alex jones is the gold standard in american news and the crazier the conspiracy theories from maddow becomes the more she sells now on alex jones of colloidal silver and guardian and account sort of stuff but on her show it's just as wacky sort of opioids and by aggro and you know erectile dysfunction has been she's been shown that the goop which is the product of that shiksa. opposite of oh gosh i did not have sorry but she's got goop which is the same stuff in it that they sell over at info wars and erectile dysfunction gosh you know if only they just were able to cure baldness like they were trying to do originally i mean then we would need a d. woodley because we're just too good looking i saw a horrible video of donald trump apparently is i completely bald and has these weird patches all over its head i think i never do

. >> i feel bad for you, intelligent people like you and rachel and brian williams and nicole wallace and jean robinson, you all have to sit there and talk about this guy as if he's a president. greg: he'll always be meathead. [cheering and applause] all right. so, you have a choice, do we talk about the state of the

everet there's no more walter cronkite there's no more mainstream media anchorperson isn't even brian williams the last of the tribe was obliterated now you have rachel maddow everyone of mainstream media katie couric whoever they're all trying to catch up to challenge alex jones is the gold standard in american news and the crazier the conspiracy theories from maddow becomes the more she sells now on alex jones of colonial silver and guardian and account sort of stuff but on her show it's just as wacky sort of opioids and by aggro and you know erectile dysfunction has been she's been shown that the goop which is the product of that shiksa lewis powell charlie opposite of oh gosh i did not have sorry but she's got goop which is the same stuff in it that they sell over at info wars and erectile dysfunction gosh you know if only they just were able to cure baldness like they were trying to do originally i mean then we would need a d. woodley because we're just too good looking i saw a horrible video of donald trump apparently is i completely bald and has these weird patches all over its head i t

an nbc and msnbc contributor and so i might see you on morning joe or i might see you on that brian williams program late at night. your workday is not a workday of journalists of a previous generation. there's no off switch. - there's no off switch, but there hasn't been an off switch for me for a while. i covered ferguson, i covered the death of trayvon martin, i covered the protests in baltimore. i've never had a job where i could just clock in, clock out. that's never been something i, my first full time gig was at newsday in long island, and i remember i used to get woken up at seven o'clock in the morning 'cause some cat was in a tree and something had to happen or a dead whale watched up on hampton beach. - glamorous journalism. - and i had to run to go do that. journalism that taught me how to be a really good reporter that says yes a lot. and then, the night would almost be over and they'd say, well now there's gonna be this multicultural thanksgiving dinner at this college that we really wanna cover, you're gonna go do that too. so that's been the journalism that i came up in. - so

. - i was mentioning you before we came out, that i enjoy seeing you on the brian williams program on msnbc at what airs in texas at 10 o'clock but it's 11th hour because it airs on the east coast. talking about whatever the story is of that day and of the next day and that really allows for the new york times to be the news brand of record. it puts you in front of an audience and they think, "well the new york times has the story. "they're the ones." - yeah, the papers really had to shift and change about how it views these things. your right, it used to be we would say, "nah, that's not what we want to do. "we want to be the old gray lady." now we understand we have to evolve like everybody else. it's a new environment, a new type of audience, a new type of marketplace and we want to play it. we want to play in all the different platforms. - back to this point about the waterboarding or the fire hose. given the news environment, it is literally the case that almost ever yday there's some major scoop that you or the washington post or both of you or the wall street journal, i mean it