these reports by chris cook and lucinda day have had an impact, and chris is here to fill us in on thepeech tonight from andrea leadsom, the leader of the house of commons, who is at the forefront of pushing for a response to our reports but she confirmed something we learned earlier this week that dame laura cox, a formerjudge, will be leading an independent enquiry into the specific allegations we raised and that there is a cultural problem with bullying in the house. it will not name names of mps, we will wait to see if that line holds. we have spoken to a lot of staff since this came out, that the inquiry will be led by dame laura and it would not name names and actually staff are more upbeat than i had expected. basically she has a very good reputation, she has been given the flexibility within this to make recommendations about how to deal with past offences by mps. may be bygones will not be allowed to be bygones but we will wait and see. thank you. while most of us have not known the word ‘incel‘, it has been very much in the lexicon of two recent killings. one accused killer i

chris cook, our policy editor there. this story the last three nights, but nobody has been available. the home office and its culture is at the centre of this. we'll debate how this has gone wrong shortly with a former head of the civil service, and a defender of the tougher immigration controls. but everybody agrees that it's too easy in some abstract way to support a policy while forgetting what it actually means in real cases, which means we should keep reminding ourselves what the human effects have been. james clayton has been talking to clayton barnes and his daughter — he's a jamaican national who worked as a roofer here for half a century and had indefinite leave to remain, but unwittingly forfeited it when he retired to jamaica, only to find he couldn't get back in to even visit his family. despite having a uk pension. dad came to the uk around 1959. lived a full life, got married, had a house here. travel back and forth to jamaica to see family. he had indefinite leave to remain in his passport, a stamp in the

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. >>> tune in tonight to see the town hall that started the war of words between tim cook and mark zuckerberg. chriskara swisher sat down with tim cook. >> we do carefully review each app and police now and we don't subscribe to the view that you have to let everybody in that wants to, or if you don't, you don't believe in free speech. >> you can watch revolution. "apple changing the world" tonight at 8:00 eastern only on msnbc. and you can learn more at msnbc.com/revolution. >>> a chinese immigrant who is also a u.s. army veteran facing deportation and the decision appears to ignore a broad directive from the secretary of defense to protect noncitizen troops and veterans. but first, here's something we had to share. a bald eagle landing right on seattle mariners' pitcher james paxton yesterday. the eagle was supposed to fly over the field before the national anthem. but the eagle decided to land there. also worth noting that paxton, for what it's worth, paxton is canadian. 0-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but

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apple's tim cook is getting questions from chris hayes and kara swisher tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. "hardball" starts now. >>> is pruitt through it? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews back in washington. at the end of another wild week at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the president ordered troops down to the border. he forced a game of chick within china over a possible trade war. without giving evidence made another startling comment about women immigrants getting raped at levels never seen before. amid all this, trump has reportedly sidelined his chief of staff and is publicly standing up to his living it up epa director scott pruitt. pruitt is facing mounting questions about ethics and spending habits. there's his reported taste for luxury travel that he often sits in first or business class. pruitt said he needed to because of unpleasant interactions with other travelers meaning those pesky citizens in coach. he's the first epa ex-administrator to have a 24-hour security detail at all times. his office requested a bullet proof sport utility vehicle

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zuckerberg is firing back at his apple counterpart tim cook over comments that cook made during a town hall that was hosted by you and chris hayes. let me start by giving our audience tim cook's comments and then mark zuckerberg's response. >> we could make a ton of money if we monetized or customer -- if our customer was our product, we could make a ton of money. we've elected not to do that. >> mark zuckerberg, what would you do? >> what would i do? i wouldn't be in this situation. >> i find that argument that if you are not paying, that somehow we can't care about you. to be extremely glib and not at all aligned with the truth. i don't think at all that that means that we don't care about people. i think to the contrary, i think it is important that we don't all get stock home syndrome and let the companies that work hard to charge you more convince you that they care more about >> what are your thoughts on that little spitting match? >> i think cook won that one. i'm not sure what -- i think he called tim a liar at some point. i don't know if -- why it is extremely glib and not just glib. the part about charging more d

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tim cook with kara swisher and chris hasyes on the msnbc progrm critical of facebook. mark zuckerberg striking back. let's watch. >> you know, i find that argument that if you're not paying that somehow we can't care about you. to be extremely glib, and not at all aligned with the truth. the reality here is that if you want to build a service that helps connect everyone in the world, then there are a lot of people who can't afford to pay. and therefore, as with a lot of media, having an advertising supported model is the only rational model that can support building a service to reach people. that doesn't mean that we're not primarily focused on serving people. i think probably to the dissatisfaction of our sales team here, i make all of our decisions based on what's going to matter to our community and improve the experience and focus much less, you know, very little on the advertising side of the business. >> what are the implications of this? zuckerberg beginning to speak out but still has not spoken out publicly on a broad enough platform, arguably -- that was on v

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prt esidenp today is also he eo tim cook, a guest at last night's state dinner, alisyn and chris. >>hank you very much for all of the reporting. let's bring in john avlon and david gregory. great to have both of you. so david gregory, about dr. ronny jackson, first when we started hearing these whispers or claims about him, there was some suggestion that maybe it's a smear campaign. maybe it is a smear campaign from critics and we should be cautious. but now the number of people -- there is this growing chorus, up to 20 sources, who have is these really troubling accusations. he was called the candy man. there are reports, cnn reporting that drinking on the job, pounding on a female staffer's door in the middle of the night while on the road at hotel. so now what? now where are we? >> well, we're just in this unusual zone or donald trump and people he supports despite the political headaches that they're creating. there's not really a vetting process. it's so clear that this is just the impulsiveness of the president who liked dr. jackson, thought he was good on tv and should run the

>> well, as tim cook said the other day, i wouldn't be in that situation. former governor chrishristie, who was originally tapped to lead the transition, said last week he never should have been -- scott pruitt never should have been appointed in the first place because the judgment calls he made as attorney general in oklahoma were filled with the same kind of stuff that he's doing now. i will tell you that i'd be very surprised if 90% of the american people looking at the facts of that situation did not think there was the appearance of outright corruption there. and donald trump ought to fire him. it won't do any good for me to say that. if i told him to keep him on, maybe that would make him fire him. but honestly, rrdless of policy, regardless of ideology or his policies, the american people have a right to believe there is some modicum of integrity in the way our government is operating. and if someone who is making decisions on the levels of permissible pollution from a facility that's represented by a lobbyist who is giving money in effect, you look at the terms of that

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chris hayes. tonight something different. you may have already seen some of the news-making sound bites from our sxwv with tim cook of apple who sat down with kara swisher and i at a town hall in chicago last week. tonight we bring you a full hour with the apple ceo. it was an illuminate tag discussion covering everything from and al's responsibility to workers to their approach to customer privacy to exactly what tim cook would do if he were in mark zuckerberg's shoes right now. revolution, apple changing the world starts right now. >> tim cook the leader of one of the most innovative and influential kchz our time. >> we've always infused humanity into our products. >> tonight he opens up into how technology is revolutionizing education. >> we want kids to be creators, not merely consumers >> about increasing concerns over privacy issues as personal information is misused on the web. >> privacy to us is a human right. >> and the most consequential issues americans face including immigration. >> the daca situation i am personally as an person deeply offended by. >> from chicago, this is "revolution, apple changing the world."

chris hayes. tonight something different. you may have already seen some of the news-making sound bites from our interview with tim cook of appleth kara swisher and i at a town hall in chicago last week. tonight we bring you a full hour with the apple ceo. it was an illuminate tag discussion covering everything from and al's responsibility to workers to their approach to customer privacy to exactly what tim cook would do if he were in mark zuckerberg's shoes right now. revolution, apple changing the world starts right now. >> tim cook, the leader of one of the most innovative and influential companies of our time.

chris hayes. tonight something different. you may have already seen some of the news-making sound bites from our sxwv with tim cook of apple who sat down with kara swisher and i at a town hall in chicago last week. tonight we bring you a full hour with the apple ceo. it was an illuminate tag discussion covering everything from and al's responsibility to workers to their approach to customer privacy to exactly what tim cook would do if he were in mark zuckerberg's shoes right now. revolution, apple changing the world starts right now. >> tim cook the leader of one of the most innovative and influential kchz our time. >> we've always infused humanity into our products. >> tonight he opens up into how technology is revolutionizing education. >> we want kids to be creators, not merely consumers >> about increasing concerns over privacy issues as personal information is misused on the web. >> privacy to us is a human right. >> and the most consequential issues americans face including immigration. >> the daca situation i am personally as an person deeply offended by. >> from chicago, this is "revolution, apple changing the world."

chris hayes. tonight something different. you may have already seen some of the news-making sound bites from our sxwv with tim cook of apple who and i at a town hall in chicago last week. tonight we bring you a full hour with the apple ceo. it was an illuminate tag discussion covering everything from and al's responsibility to workers to their approach to customer privacy to exactly what tim cook would do if he were in mark zuckerberg's shoes right now. revolution, apple changing the world starts right now. >> tim cook the leader of one of the most innovative and influential kchz our time. >> we've always infused humanity into our products. >> tonig

chris. >> i want to tell you about a special show we're airing this friday calling revolution, apple changing the world. kara swisher and i sat down with apple ceo tim cookhe interview. it made a lot of news. the entire hour is just as compel. so i encourage you to join us right here friday night in this hour. we'll be right back with thing 1, thing 2 next. >>> thing 1 tonight, there's a thing that happens on twitter called getting ratioeds when your take is so bad, that the likes and the retweets are greatly outnumbered by the amount of replies usually because the replies are full of people informing you how bad your take was. well, wisconsin's republican governor scott walker got brutally ratioed last night. if you support our bold efforts to the reform government and help families i need your help right now. look at the numbers, 167 people liked that message, 90 people retweeted but over a thousand 300 people replied savagely ratioing it. that pitiful ratio is the least of his worries. what happened in wisconsin to prompt the tweet last night is thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> back in january, democrats in wisconsin flipped a state senate seat butting off

chris. >> i want to tell you about a special show we're airing this friday calling revolution, apple changing the world. kara swisher and i sat down with apple ceo tim cook the interview. it made a lot of news. the entire hour is just as compel. so i encourage you to join us right here friday night in this hour. we'll be right back with thing 1, thing 2 next. mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is cl

cook political report. writingdavid host: air is christopher. randallstown, maryland. caller: my name is chris.e two comments to make. the first is why -- a caller earlier asked this -- why is no one covering what is happening in gaza? the second thing i would like to ask is trey gowdy came out and wastinguch said he was the time of taxpayers chasing years, yetnton for you have a lot of people that still like defending him. this is the issue with politics. no matter what happens, if somebody does something like this, they are not held accountable. you know, he can come out now because he is retiring and say for years we did this, it was all partisan politics. now i am leaving, i can speak about this freely. host: chris, thanks for the input. more of your comments. next we will speak with congressman gregory meeks of new york, from new york city, the queens area. congressman meeks will talk about potential military action against syria amidst tension with russia. more "washington journal" coming up. ♪ "landmark places -- landmark cases" -- was convicted of hate speech under ohio law, but the sup