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miles taylor. great to talk to you.dy does this, i can show all the places i highlighted. this is legitimately a really interesting read, very compelling. and moving because it's not just you talking about the dangers of trump but the part that i want you to start with is the amount of risk that people who are standing against trump and want to be those guardrails, whether it's you or liz cheney, talk about the sort of physical danger that people are facing by talking about how dangerous a future trump or a second trump presidency could be. >> well, jason, in a sense i'm a cautionary tale. and you know, i tried to get really, really personal in this book about those consequences, not because i'm looking for sympathy. you and i have talked about this before. i don't need the sympathy. but people need to see inside of the reality of what dissent looks like in this country. i'm someone who still has restraining orders against stalkers. someone who still continues to get death threats. we had to move my family. we had to li

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the former chief of staff of dhs, miles taylor, recounting an incident back in 2018 in his upcoming bookp displayed classified documents in the oval office in front of reporters relating to intelligence on reporter jamal khashoggi's death. writes that reporters were unlikely to happen likely to read the text. white house officials right, registered by the laps in protocol and pro protection of classified information. want to bring in former federal prosecutor numbness and pc legal analyst -- to talk more about this. as always, glenn, it's great to talk to you about the stuff. how do you think information like this, revelations from a book, for instance, that's coming out, like miles taylor's, that kind of play into the ongoing investigation. is this an instance, possibly, in which he would then say, maybe it's time i interviewed someone like miles taylor? >> great question, yasmin, because even though this may not directly involve the classified documents that donald trump took when he left the white house and unlawfully concealed and is now indicted for any number of criminal offenses c

miles taylor joins me. now miles, good to see you again.hey, ali velshi. great to be with you. >> you write in your book that, regardless of who the next republican president is, they are likely to exist in the same mold as donald trump. that is the warning that you are issuing. you are not just to be worried about donald trump, who has taken every opportunity in the last week to tell us about what he will do if he comes back, and it's all about revenge and retribution -- but you are worried that it goes far beyond that two other candidates. >> much, much farther, ali velshi. and i spent two years trying to map this out, not just in my name, but by talking to senior republicans in congress, former republicans. senior trump administration officials that i served with from the cabinet level -- all the way down to people who sat outside of the oval office, and the big takeaway, ali, with that the gop has become very authoritarian curious, if you will. . and that it's not just donald trump that has been flirting with fascism -- a lot of these o

louise: miles taylor was the chief of staff at the u.s. land security in the trump administration. miles: it was clear to me in late 2018 and early 2019 that these conspiracy theory trends, like qanon, were a danger to the country and that the vitriolic rhetoric on some of these message boards could jump the tracks into violence very, very easily. we were worried about that, and it wasn't just a law enforcement concern. we started to view it as a real national security threat. louise: in the united states, the fbi has declared qanon a potential domestic terrorism threat, but that hasn't happened in australia. according to the institute for strategic dialogue, australia is the fourth largest country for qanon-related activity online. elise: in march 2020 we had, obviously, the outbreak of covid-19 and along with that came a lot of, sort of, associated mental health pressures, and we know belief in conspiracy theories is quite closely linked to, you know, various mental health stressors. and so, we saw an explosion of conspiracy activity arou

joining me now is friend of the show miles taylor, former chief of staff of the department of homelande democracy from the next trump. miles is always, thank you for being here. congratulations on the book. even though it is horrifying why you had to write the book. why did you write this book. >> part of it, johnson, was born out of frustration. frustration because what we have really seen from ex trump officials in the past few years is a slew of mars, self congratulatory memoirs in many cases about all the great ways that they have protected the country. what we really need is a forecast into the future, jonathan, about what to expect if there is another term of donald trump in the white house, or what i call a successor, a mob copycat. americans can use that information to make really important decisions here in the next 15 or so months, before we choose the next president. that is what i wanted to do, provide that clear eyed forecast, and unfortunately it was quite gloomy. >> in fact, to your point about forecasting into the future, you're right, trumpism is a political philosophy

i spoke with trump white house whistle—blower, miles taylor, former chief of staff for the departmentowback." thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. now, your new book is titled blowback — a warning to save democracy from the next trump. why do you think that us democracy could be threatened by a politician like donald trump? well, i mean, people like me who went into the trump administration made a pretty catastrophic error. we assumed that donald trump was an aberration, that he was an anomaly, and that he was not representative of the republican party. now, over the course of four years and since then, we've seen something very different transpire, which is instead of trump being the anomaly of the republican party, all of the republicans that led the party before him now look like anomalies because the maga movement, his movement has overtaken the republican party. and you don't have to believe me — if you cut the data and you try to understand the republican base, you see that core republican voters now really share a lot of the main views that are associated wit

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joining me tonight, neil catchall, miles taylor, presidential candidate francis suarez, one of the northwestern players breaking his silence on hazing, the singer monica on why she stopped her concert when she noticed something in the crowd. and, we will discuss the politics of, of course, barbie. as movie crushes expectations, despite right-wing outrage. but first, tonight, one of the big legal questions, as donald trump awaits a possible third indictment. did he believe his own lies about the election? new cnn reporting, lifting the curtain on the evidence of jack smith is now obtaining. we are told the witnesses are being asked about a oval office meeting in february of 2020, in which trump praised improvements to the security of the united states elections. that includes the use of paper ballots and security audits. so, why is this significant? weeks later, he would start spreading voter fraud conspiracy theories. to begin undermining the election results. >> i don't want to see a crooked election. this election will be the most rigged election in history. they know it is going to be fraudu

those are criminal leaks. >> in his book, miles taylor alleges that as president trump wanted to, quotethe phones of white house aides, expected of leaks. despite the obvious illegality of the proposal. serious question. you can crack down on your aides for leaking information, but you have no problem waving around our nation's secrets in front of reporters? we have an all-star panel to kick things off. former alabama senator doug jones, the author of bending toward justice, the birmingham church bombing that changed the course of civil rights. terrace that mayor, senior adviser for the lincoln project, and -- msnbc political analyst and professor at princeton university. senator, let us begin with you this evening. your reaction to this blistering response from special counsel jack smith on trump's request to delay the trial until after the election. >> i think it was absolutely appropriate, everything jacks mitt put in that pleading was basic law one-on-one, prosecution one-on-one in federal court. there is no right for this. what's interesting, michael, is that one would think if he

what do you make of this new information coming out of miles taylor's book?there anything there? >> so laps and protocol is an absolutely weak way to characterize what happened here. look, while trump was in office he had the ability to declassify information, we saw him do that on at least one occasion after he shared, and i would say spilled, classified information in an oval office meeting. but this is the sort of thing that i think is more tenuous and holding on to documents at mar-a-lago because he was in office, nonetheless, it is the sort of evidence that shows that there was a pattern of doing this. the government could be entitled, in the mar-a-lago trial, to show evidence of other bad acts, or similar acts, to establish an absence of mistake or knowledge about what he was doing. particularly at the testimony here is that they talk to the former president after this incident, or these incidents, and tried to get him to behave more responsibly. that would show that trump had been well advised in this area. >> so with this i want to talk quickly, if we

former trump administration official miles taylor joins me next to talk about that.> hey there, i am ayman -- tonight at nine eastern on ayman it is the summer of accountability for donald trump. i will be joined by lisa reuben, christine greer, and tymofii to discuss the ex presidents half talk to calendar of civil and criminal trials, going all the way up to the presidential election. and that is tonight, nine eastern, right here on msnbc. >> -- former vice president mike pence made a distinction today between former president donald trump's actions on january 6th, and his possible intent. listen. >> criminal charges have everything to do with intent of what the president's state of mind was. >> sure. >> and i don't honestly know what his intention was that they. whether, as he spoke to that crowd, as he tweeted during the riots themselves. but for my part, from what i saw, as i have said, his actions were reckless, i believe that history will hold him accountable. >> joining me now is former federal prosecutor ankush khoury. so, what do you make of what pence said

senior political commentator adam kinzinger who served on the january six committee, and also miles taylorump dhs official who wrote, anonymous an op-ed, and is the author of a new book called blowback. adam and miles, both of you, thank you very much. congressman kinzinger, i want to start with you on this superseding indictment that adds a lot of meat to the bones about trump's role in leading an effort to obstruct this investigation. what did you make of the details that we learned tonight? >> here is the interesting thing, and i know this is probably not why it was done this way, but it is almost perfect that the former president came out and say said i was just showing newspapers and clippings. and then it's like, a few weeks later, hey, look we got proof that that's not the case. it's yet another lie that the former president was caught in. i think what is very clear here is that jack smith is taking this very seriously. he is going where the path leads. and if i was donald trump, and frankly -- i think donald trump is -- he's very afraid of what is going to come out of this and what

his former aide miles taylor shares new details in a forthcoming book obtained by nbc news.mp is now facing criminal charges for his handling of documents after he left office. with me now to break it all down, msnbc legal analyst -- mcquade. she is a university of michigan law professor and attorney. also msnbc contributor jill wine-banks. they are both co-hosts of one of my favorite podcasts, has tag sisters in law. let's start with jack smith digging into that off the rails oval office meeting. what does it tell you about where he is with the january 6th investigation, and the dots that he's trying to connect? >> i would say that he is making very speedy progress, and that i would anticipate another indictment from him about january 6th. and that he is investigating all of the elements. we keep saying january 6th, but besides the incitement that might have happened that day and the right at the capitol, you have weeks before that eight weeks after that of illegal activities that threatens our democracy. and that's a very important to be looked at. so he's looking at the f

miles taylor, you are here.back, and you talked about what happened when you were working inside the trump administration. i want to look at it as it pertains to a potential second trump term, and you said the aides that guarded the book meaning you were talking about something called the doomsday book were concerned about the president reading it or maga allies around him getting a hold of it especially towards the end of the administration theyness withed the president's proclivity to abuse his authorities for political purposes and he started to signal that the 2020 election might be stolen or he could be cheated. >> to your point about the polls, i want to say that i do think that donald trump is stronger than he was politically in 2016. i mean, the odds markets had him at 9% of winning the presidency at 2016 and the betting markets have him at 20% or above and it's confounding, i think, to a lot of people that the twice-indicted soon to be thrice-indicted donald trump would be the leader in the field, but w

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has released exclusive information from ex trump aide, miles, taylor's upcoming book.ges in 2018, trump's press secretary, sarah huckabee, sanders described an incident of trump displaying classified documents to reporters. do you think federal prosecutors will look into this? >> if it happened while he was president, it's not something he could be charged for, but it certainly is the kind of evidence i would want to use as a prosecutor to say, this is what he does. he's really careless with this stuff. and there are lots of voices where -- that could be relevant to the jury's inquiry. even as to a different incident, which is ultimately the incident being charged. >> tally, thank you so much for coming to the saturday show. >> thank you. >> coming up, pulitzer prize-winning reporter and author, wesley lowery, and his new book, american whitelash, on the historical push and pull of racial progress in the united states. and how it still is shaping our lives today. that is after a quick, break don't go anywhere. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry

and a new book written by former trump aide miles taylor to the white house officials worried the trumpsified material while an office. joining me now, charles coleman, former brooklyn new york prosecutor, now civil rights attorney. msnbc legal analyst and host of the charles coleman podcast, in kyle cheney, senior legal affairs reporter at politico. guys, welcome to you both, charles, let start with you here. yet another former trump insider appears to have opened the record books on him. this time, his former chief of staff john kelly. what are the implications for trump when someone like kelly starts spilling the beans? >> well alex, what it tells us is that for the long period time that we have seen donald trump have unshakable allies with unshakable loyalty, that period may be coming to and. we are talking about mark meadows, we are talking about john kelly, we are talking about so many different other people who seemed to be impenetrable parts of the trump dynasty in terms of information in proximity now beginning to release details, this is something that should be a significant

joining me tonight, neil catchall, miles taylor, presidential candidate francis suarez, one of the northwesternilence on hazing, the singer monica on why she stopped her concert when she noticed something in the crowd. and, we will discuss the politics of, of course, barbie. as movie crushes expectations, despite right-wing outrage. but first, tonight, one of the big legal questions, as donald trump awaits a possible third indictment. did he believe his own lies about the election? new cnn reporting, lifting the curtain on the evidence of jack smith is now obtaining. we are told the witnesses are being asked about a oval office meeting in february of 2020, in which trump praised improvements to the security of the united states elections.

>> that's miles taylor. he worked for the department of homeland security. trump critic. he writes about an episode back in 2018 where he says that sarah huckabee sanders, the then press secretary described being at a meeting with donald trump and reporters who were working on a book and talking about the case of jamal khashoggi, the journalist who was killed according to the cia by the saudi then crown prince, and talks about trump waving classified documents around in the presence of these journalists. sarah didn't believe that these journalists actually saw the documents, but it was an example of mr. trump being cavalier with classiied documents and deploying them for his own purposes. and john bolton, the former national security adviser told us as he has in the past this is one of many such examples that he observed in the trump presidency where donald trump was asking for classified documents, keeping them, hoarding them, that there was a lot of concern among aides in the inner circle about mr. trump's treatment of classified information. >> could any

nbc news has no exclusively obtained a copy of ex homeland security aide miles taylor's upcoming book, in which he accounts -- 2018 meeting with the national security advisor john bolton. during that meeting, then white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and heard bolton's office, told him that trump just shared classified information to reporters, while discussing the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. sanders told bolton that the president had picked up documents relating to intelligence on khashoggi's death, and displayed the. them, taylor writes, but the reporters were unlikely to have been able to read the text. according to the book, bolton yeah gasped at first, but breathe a sigh of relief when sanders told him that there have been no cameras in the room. but as taylor writes, quote, we were all disturbed by the laps lapse in protocol and -- x trump official on this very network last week. here's former white house press secretary stephanie grisham. >> look. you know donald trump. is it plausible trump was showing classified documents to people in private meetings

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we have to let you go, barb, last night, nbc releasing exclusive reporting about ex trump aides miles taylor alleges in 2018, trump's press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders, described an incident with trump displaying to reporters classified documents related to journalist jamal khashoggi's death. do you think jack smith has already had a lead on this? we keep on hearing these things pop up here and there. we saw in the indictment about bedminster and the writing of a book, and journalists being present, even aipac person like susie wildes. like, it's a kind of stuff we think jack smith would have beaten already? >> he might. katie, it could be valuable. as what you know, it's for a four b evidence. evidence of the persons common scheme or plan. even if he doesn't charge it, you can use that as evidence to show that trump is very reckless on he handles classified information. so, every piece of evidence brings value. >> yeah, in that evidentiary rule would allow the prosecution to basically say it wasn't a mistake, right? it wasn't an accident or mistake on the part of trump. it's part of w

miles taylor, whose new book "blowback" is available now. that's all in for this week. you can ali watch weekends 10:00 -- alex wagner tonight starts right now with jonathan capehart in for alex. -- you have a great show. >> thanks so, much ali. it's a weird -- you are literally in stereo. ali, thanks. see you in the morning. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i am jonathan capehart, in for alex wagner tonight. today, the 2024 political calendar got a little more complicated. the judge and former president trump's mar-a-lago classified documents case has set a trial date. may 20th. 2020 for -- the government expects that trial to last somewhere in the range of 21 to 60 days. and it will come just a few months after trump's new york hush money trial starts in march. we don't know how long that case will last. but both of those criminal cases against the former president comes back dab and the middle of the 2024 political calendar. both are after the bulk of the republican primaries, but before the general election. and if that calendar seems full now, gi

miles taylor joins me on that. plus, save the date.with the gop primary calendar. and the people of israel pushing back against a power grab by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but what about the occupation? >> welcome to the

miles taylor's book. this is keith, republican. good morning. caller: hi, good morning.ssed around domestic, political mess, i think it is important we start paying attention to what happened this morning in moscow between putin and lukashenko. it sounds clear to me they have their sights set on poland's. lukashenko talked about the wagner group and how the mercenaries in belarus are restless and eager and went to go west -- one to go west. this is a clear indication we are heading to war and there is going to be a big innovation to pull in. i am worried. i think we have to start paying attention on this. host: lori is in california, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling because i want to share my reflections on the chino valley school district meeting this week. i watched the whole meeting about over four hours long. in some ways, it is wonderful because both sides on the issue got to sit and listen to each other. i've felt for both sides. one of the main things was our school's state superintendent was present. his concern about giving parents n

miles taylor's book. this is keith, republican. good morning. caller: hi, good morning.ssed around domestic, political mess, i think it is important we start paying attention to what happened this morning in moscow between putin and lukashenko. it sounds clear to me they have their sights set on poland's. lukashenko talked about the wagner group and how the mercenaries in belarus are restless and eager and went to go west -- one to go west. this is a clear indication we are heading to war and there is going to be a big innovation to pull in. i am worried. i think we have to start paying attention on this. host: lori is in california, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling because i want to share my reflections on the chino valley school district meeting this week. i watched the whole meeting about over four hours long. in some ways, it is wonderful because both sides on the issue got to sit and listen to each other. i've felt for both sides. one of the main things was our school's state superintendent was present. his concern about giving parents n

congressman jasmine crockett of texas, and former homeland security chief of staff, miles taylor. but now it's time for encore presentation of the nbc news studio documentary, to end all war, oppenheimer in the atomic bomb, right here, on msnbc. (explosion booming) we have made a thing that, by all standards of the world we grew up in, is an evil thing. (birds chirping) ellen bradbury reid: when i was 15, i had a chance to speak to oppenheimer alone. he was at a cocktail party. i was serving hors d'oeuvres... (faint chatter) ...and found oppenheimer standing alone. i said, "i think you're some sort of a saint." and he was very taken aback. and he said, "wh-why would you say that to me?" and i said, "because you had second thoughts." and he turned around and picked his hat up and walked out the door. it obviously struck him in a wa that i had never imagined. man: oppenheimer for cronkite, take one. (film beeps) walter cronkite: dr. oppenheimer, with all the inevitability of the decision that history demonstrates to us, you still seem to suffer, may i say, from a bad conscience abou

paola: el dÍa llegÓ para miles de fanÁticos de taylor sweet, que comienza en pocos minutos, pero que complicado trÁfico vehicular. dayana monroy estÁ allÍ nos muestra en vivo lo que estÁ ocurriendo. ¿cÓmo se vive este evento tan esperado por tanta gente? no sÓlo por los fanÁticos. dayana: con mucho movimiento, hemos sido testigos de esto, de hecho a las cuatro se abrieron las puertas. las personas que estÁn viendo son las que faltan por ingresar, porque faltan sÓlo 30 minutos para que comience el concierto. aparte hemos visto personas que han decidido tomar asiento en el cÉsped, pues algunas personas han estado aquÍ pese a que estaba prohibido. el trÁfico ha sido una complicaciÓn, se esperaba que se complique desde la 1:00 de la tarde, pero comenzÓ mÁs tarde. hicimos un recorrido con el trÁfico y parte de las fans que llegaron hasta el estadio y queremos que lo vean. veamos. taylor sweet estÁ en santa clara y se nota, no sÓlo en exteriores del estadio, sino tambiÉn en las vÍas, sobre todo en la autopista 101, 236, entre otras. se esperaba que el trÁnsito serÍa intenso de la 1:00 de l

has just obtained a copy of a forthcoming book called "blowback" by a friend of this program, miles taylorfficial. he was one of the first people to blow the whistle on trump. in an exert from the book, he pulls on this pattern of trump's behavior when it comes to handling of classified documents and material. the episode took place on october 18, 2018. he writes he was in a private meet in a west wing with john bolton. "white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders came into bolton's office and described an interview trump had given in the oval office. he'd been talking to reporters about jamal khashoggi, the dissent and journalist killed earlier that month by saudi assassins in turkey. sanders told bolton the president had picked up classified documents related to intelligence on khashoggi's death and displayed them so that the reporters were unlikely to be able to read the text." "bolton gasped at first but breathed a sigh of relief when sanders told him there had been no cameras in the room, according to the book. still, we were all disturbed by the lapse in protocol and protectio

lynch: we also have another recent disclosure from miles taylor, former chief of staff at the department of homeland security, reporting that president trump sought to wiretap the phones of his own white house aids in order -- aides in order to detect any leaks. to the great detriment of the american people, however, we are not investigating the actual weaponization of the federal government and worse yet, this committee has come to embody weaponization itself. misusing congressional oversight to protect donald trump and attempt to divert attention from the multiple federal and state criminal investigations surrounding president trump's misconduct in office. in the midst of the ongoing state prosecution in new york, of president trump, chairman jordan has repeatedly sought to interfere and influence that case. threatening to subpoena mr. bragg and even holding a field hearing on mr. bragg's prosecutorial record blocks from his manhattan office, deliberately interfering in the rule of law being applied in that case. the republican members of this committee have also followed the shameful

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