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they've been watching msnbc going on 20, 30 years.e going to say, what is your strategy to beat trump? if you don't have one, then move off the stage. >> the blessing is we get to keep having this conversation for a while. tiffany, nice to see you in person. rick, as always, thank you. steve kornacki, i thank you as well in new york. >>> there's breaking news coming from the white house. while signing the space policy directive that will direct the pentagon to create the president's space force, the president was asked about "the new york times" new reporting that the president asked matt whitaker, the former acting attorney general, to put u.s. attorney and trump ally jeff berman in charge of the southern district of new york investigation into those hush money payments, he said, quote, no, not at all, i don't know who gave you that, and he described it as fake news. we'll turn the tape for those comments just moments from now. but we wanted to make sure we told you that, as that information came in to us. and just like the president

evelyn farkus and an msnbc national security analyst and msnbc nuclear analyst, great to have all ofou with us. give us your takeaway from this summit, from the perspective of the buildup going into it, what we know about the president in terms of his preference for reaching big deals against the backdrop of what was happening in washington and the desire to have a big victory or a big headline. all of that coming up empty handed not even an agreement to continue those talks on paper. >> right, i mean, this was basically a disaster for the president. it wasn't a disaster for america because it doesn't look like he gave away anything we can't reverse, but i will say it was all backwards. to use a diplomatic term it was cockamamie. you should not have had the president negotiating this deal without knowing what the north korean red lines were, without knowing we could overcome them. so in 2008, i went to yongpeon, i saw the facility, at that time they were dismantling and moth balling it. unfortunately for president trump, obviously this is a failure. >> there was a moment where the pr

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craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in no. all the president's men, big controversy surrounding two men with close ties to president trump, roger stone in court today facing the same judge he post add controversial picture of on instagram last week. >>> and the president's former fixer, michael cohen, set to testify before the house next week. what cohen could reveal that could prove problematic for president trump. >>> russia report, any day now robert mueller could finally finish his report on the russia investigation. but it could be sometime after that before the public knows anything about what's in that report. will new attorney general bill barr release it to the public? >>> one on one, i sat down with secretary of state mike pompeo. hear what he had to say about russia, north korea, and whether he's seriously considering a senate run. >>> we start with today's major developments in the legal drama surrounding president trump. roger stone arriving in washington this morning to face a federal judge over an instagram post

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here to discuss, a republican strategist and also an msnbc contributor. you both with us. two big rallies for bernie this week really trying to make a push or an opening statement, in addition to what he's already done with fund-raising, brooklyn and chicago, so many progressive candidates. how does he win big this time around? >> well, i mean, you have to commend bernie for $6 million in 24 hours. the first day of his campaign. $27 in increments of small dollar donations is pretty impressive. clearly, there is energy around him. there is excitement around him. i think the question now is going to be, can he expand his base? can he grow his base? time will tell. you mentioned chicago and brooklyn, and i think -- i see those, that tour that he's launching is going to be a way for him to put forth his vision. what is he going to do? what does it look like, 2020 look like this time around? because 2020 is very different than 2016. the dynamics are different. there are other progressive voices in the race like elizabeth warren and talked about kamala harris b

joining me, politico's senior writer and msnbc political contributor, jake sherman. l.a. times white house reporter, eli. and axios national political reporter, jonathan swan. gentlemen, welcome. the president is a wild card because he's always been the wild card. they had a deal before this shutdown. then he said, no. now we're hearing a lot of those same voices who convinced him to say no last time around trying to convince him to do the same now. ann coulter, laura ingraham. >> hannity definitely has some influence. mark meadows definitely does. i think the direction we're headed, and i put an asterisk next to this because it's donald trump, but my latest information is the president is more likely to sign this than not and reprogram money to fill the rest of the money he needs for the barrier. i think a lot of these conservatives in the house will probably hold their nose and give him a pass. maybe they'll vote against it, but they probably won't be on tv, you know, talking about how terrible the president is because most of them are still pretty scared of him. he pro

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neo-nazis legal msnbc reporter danny savalos joins us. what are the legal consequences smollett is facing if this is true? you can't file a false police report. >> reporter: you've honed in on what is the potential crime here. it's not so much paying folks to beat you up or stage a fight. more concerning is the potential false police report. and in illinois, filing a false police report is contained under the statute for disorderly conduct. at the lowest level a relatively minor crime. however, a false police report in illinois bumps it up in the statute to a class-four felony which carries a penalty of up to three years in prison. this is a very serious potential crime. if it's true that a false police report was filed. this is something that's very concerning. of course, smollett, assuming he has no criminal history, would not likely serve three years if he was convicted and if this was actual crime. but it's a felony, and felony convictions carry drastic consequences in the united states. >> those are the potential consequences for smo

both are msnbc legal analysts.ndrew mccabe speaking there and you heard how he's described robert mueller in his book. does it make complete sense, as a former federal prosecutor, all of the actions that took place and the conversations that they had? >> i would say two things about that. first, just as a political matter, it doesn't show a lot of savvy since the 25th amendment is such a high bar. there was no chance to the members of the cabinet and the vice president were going to go along. as a political matter it doesn't make much sense to me. as a legal matter, what i'm more concerned about is not that they had a discussion about the 25th amendment because that's obviously constitutional. it's in the constitution. but why? what was it about trump's intent as he described it there? what was it about trump's capacity? because he was privy to a lot of information that we still don't have and that we need to know. they were particularly worried after the firing of comey but there had been an investigation going fo

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that's where we find msnbc's garrett hake. happy day after state of the union to you. what do democrats have lined up against this president? what's their first order of business? >> reporter: well, craig, democrats are going to open a host of different oversight actions here over the next week. committee meetings into every aspect of our politics. everything from the president's tax returns, to his policies like child and family separation. to issues that are broadly popular with the american public. the democrats have wanted to push forward over the last couple of years. the meeting behind me, you can see the folks lined up. this is a hearing about gun prevention. they're finally starting to do it t. a lot of these things are targeted at the president and at his administration. but behind the scenes there is still some bipartisan action going on. i can tell you there's been some movement, some staff negotiations in that conference committee that is trying to find a way to keep the government open. this morning, i asked speaker nancy pelosi about their work. here's wh

and that's why he's speaking out now. >> reporter: msnbc correspondent trymaine lee spent his career stories of people who survived and overcame trauma. nearly two years ago, at age 38, he almost didn't live to tell his own story. >> to now be on this side telling the story is amazing. because we're not all as fortunate. i'm cognizant of that. >> reporter: growing up, lee was athletic and relatively healthy. >> no history of heart disease in my family. no high blood pressure, high cholesterol, nothing. >> reporter: so lee thought it was strange when he wasn't feeling well for three straight days in july 2017. >> i was actually at work. i felt tightness in my chest. that was monday. the next day, same thing. but i felt dizzy. i never felt that before. >> reporter: the day after, he started feeling better and shrugged it off but at home that night, lee says everything went from bad to worse. >> as soon as i laid down, probably just a few minutes, i felt this pressure building in my chest. similar to what i felt in the days previous but like way worse. it felt like someone had jammed a

i'm phillip mena, msnbc headquarters in new york. msnbc is live. >>> first came the revision, then the retraction. virginia's governor refusing to step down because of a yearbook photo and then admitting to memories of his past. >> this was a yearbook photo with my face and my name. it was not me. >> he does not understand the implications of blackface. >> i think the governor needs to go. right now it's embarrassment. >>> on a collision course, the president, nancy pelosi, the wall and a shutdown. something has to give as the clock ticks down. we'll tell you the likely scenarios. >>> and it is super bowl sunday. this hour the expectations of the big game and the controversy surrounding the half-time show. >>> new details this morning on the controversy over virginia governor ralph northam. nearly the entire democratic establishment now urging him to step down, but he's refusing, insisting yesterday he was not either person in this racist photograph from his 1984 yearbook page. a stunning reversal after initially saying friday that i

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joining me, msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki, msnbc senior political editor bethooey. and former new jersey governor christine todd whitman. governor, we got to go jersey pride first. talk to us about the new jersey aspect here. cory booker. junior senator from my home state. long time new york mayor. raised in the nj. how's that gonna play? >> i think it's going to play well. people are going to scrutinize the record. but corey's attractive, he's articulate. he represents a new face. i think he'll position himself very well to be considered. we got a lot to be proud of. it's nice to have someone who will be taken seriously and has the kind of record and will stand up to some scrutiny. >> who doesn't love the gouarde state? >> nobody who knows it. >> it's a hidden treasure. break this down for us. we have eight candidates already running. someone said there's more than 20 possibilities. paint the picture. it's a crowded one. >> it's interesting to see where cory booker, you know, could fit into this. one thing i'm struck by if you look at his political career in n

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>>> that will do it for this busy hour of msnbc live. and i'll be back tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern and follow me on twitter and instagram. the news continues with my colleague ri-- with richard lui >> busy is an understatement. i'm richard lui live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. we have breaking news. just about two hours ago federal prosecutors filed a redacted 800-page sentencing memo for former trump campaign chair paul manafort. much awaited for. the the key takeaways and what this means for mania for the -- for the's future. >> and now in debate today, will it be revealed publicly and when, the president's new attorney general bill barr is now that decider. >>> the president's former fixer michael cohen has three meetings on hill this week. the big one on wednesday and open and public hearing added to the drama and new reporting and revelations of how the trump organization that cohen could offer up to try to lower his sentence. >>> but we start this houring with the breaking v-- developments in the paul manafort case. ain ordering to mueller team, over t

so joining us right now our msnbc political analyst, kimberly atkins, msnbc contributor for npr out ofd washington correspondent for the "new york times" katie is back with us. katie, let's start with you. the legal aspect here. is someone? legal jeopardy and why? >> ami, if i were them, i would be very nervous. there is a non-prosecution agreement they entered boo a few months ago with the southern district of new york. it regarded the michael cohen case. it participated in campaign finance violations to benefit who? donald trump. so why is that relevant? well, think about what angle is being accused of by jeff bezos at this time. he said there is a political angle to what has happened to him to is the extortion and the blackmail being alleged. there is a federal crime of extortion. it is the idea that you transmit something to a person and you threaten to injure their reputation and you want some of value. well, the thing of value in this case, kendis, is the fact that jeff bezos would have to admit there was no political angle. so if i'm ami, i'm nervous that agreement will allow th

msnbc headquarters in new york city. new revelations. michael cohen preparing for testimony on capitol hill. the mueller report is expected soon, after the special counsel slammed paul manafort in the 800 page sentencing memo. what it all tells us. >>> also, trump's gamble. president trump leaving for his second face-to-face meeting with north korea's kim jong-un just an hour from now. why u.s. intelligence officials are worried. >>> and without her consent. a new report just out details a lawsuit from a former trump campaign staffer against the president and the trump campaign. she says that trump forcibly kissed her in 2016 and experienced pay discrimination, as well. the white house denies that. the reporter who broke that story will join me. >>> before all of that, we start with the president. washington. president trump starting with the washington he leaves behind, departing to vietnam shortly. moments ago, he met with the nation's governors. self-congratulations about his domestic agenda. nothing on the big week ahead for his form