colonel mcgrath, i just want to get your reaction first of all.mercial break i don't know who asks donald trump to do this, what he thinks he gets from these random musings about military people and john mccain. but he does it a lot. >> he does. i think he has a personal vendetta against john mccain. i mean, even in death. why? well, john mccain is a thousand times the man that donald trump is in terms of honor, character and integrity. you know, john mccaine was a prisoner of war for 5 1/2 years. when he was offered early release from the north vietnamese, he declined because it would go against the code of conduct, because he wanted his fellow prisoners who had been there longer to be released first. and he said famously in one of the last speeches he gave at the u.s. naval academy when asked by a mid-shipman why he would do that. he said you know what? i could be released early but what kind of life would i have lived without honor? that was john mccain. and donald trump doesn't understand that. he will never understand it. and that is why he h

they just -- donald trump won in 2020 and you ha hillary clinton, joe biden, all these top-ranked mcgrath. trump stole the election this and that. they are not charged with any of this. they know most of these trials are going to be overturned at the appellate level. they just want to drag this on to maksure he does not get elected again. as far as jack smith, jack smith, the high percentage of his cases are overturned because of things that he did during trial that were questionable. i want to know why there a double standd. host: we will take up those questions. guest: there is a lot there. i will try to keep my thoughts stight. taking the argument that it is an attempt to get him out of there. every indication so far is anecdotal, but these appearances and the mugshot of donald trump have been campaigned in the polls. that is the intent to impact trump politically with a boom impact for donald trump. the classified documents investigation -- that is still under investigation. by a different council that used to be the u.s. attorney in the district of maryland. that case is not closed.

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a squad that included detective marty wildmen, and detective sergeant mike mcgrath was soon on the scene the blood smear on the rear bumper of the car. and then we said, everybody out. we are taking this. and we started going through the house -- methodically. processing it as a homicide, basically. >> it looked to detectives as if theresa had been attacked, and the -- founder of the house supported that. on the stairs, a footprint, too large to be theresa's. and this -- >> we saw a small little brass or a metal ring. >> -- in a half bath, detectives found a towel rack missing from the wall, and two more spots of blood, one near the base board, another on the mirror. >> analysis of those two blood droplets from the same person? >> same person. full male profile >> so, not theresa insana? >> not theresa insana. >> then there was that blood on the bumper of theresa's car. that would later turn out to be theresa's blood, not in assailants. detectives prepared themselves for what might be in the cars trunk. but when it was open, they found only a bit more blood and mud. then, inside the car,

they just -- donald trump won in 2020 and you ha hillary clinton, joe biden, all these top-ranked mcgrathtrump stole the election this and that. they are not charged with any of this. they know mostf these trials are going to be overturned at the appellate level. they just want to drag this on to maksure he does not get elected again as far as jack smith, jack smith, t high percentage of his cases are overturned because of things that he did during trial that were questionable. i want to know why there a double standard. host: we will take up those questions. guest: there is a lot there. i will try to keep my thoughts straight. taki the argument that it is an attempt to get him out of there. every indication so far is anecdotal, but these appearances and the mugshot of donald trump have been campaigned in the polls. that is the intent to impact trump politically with a boom impact for donald trump. the classified documents investigation -- that is still under investigation. by a different council that used to be the u.s. attorney in the district of maryland. that case is not closed. a jud

maggie mcgrath and huma abedin, thank you so much.0 summit. head over to forbes.com and knowyourvalue.com. we are now about a minute into the fourth hour of "morning joe" now. >>> today donald trump is again expected to attend the second defamation trial against him. he's complaining about that, even though he's not required to be in court this week and the only reason he's there at all is because trump won't stop defaming this woman that a jury found him liable of sexual assaulting. nbc's garrett haake has the latest on that and the remaining republican field trying to make next week's new hampshire primary competitive. >> we now have our eyes on a very special place, do you know what that place is? new hampshire. >> reporter: it's game on in the granite state with donald trump slamming nikki haley in his first rally since his dominating iowa win. >> as you know, nikki haley, in particular, is counting on the democrats and liberals to infiltrate your republican primary. >> reporter: the former president joined for the first time by f

here to tell us more, editor forbes woman, megan mcgrath, and vice chair of the forbes and know yourdin, she is an msnbc analyst. maggie, this years honorees come from 14 different countries and territories and work across 20 different sectors. give us an overview of the diverse lust and, also, one of our main college in this group includes a tech entrepreneur who introduced digital maps to india well before google. who is she? >> that's absolutely right, mika. to start with the overview, thanks to our colleagues in forbes asia, we have uncovered 50 women who are uncovering fashion, finance, science. we have the incoming head of the hong kong stock exchange, bonnie chan. we also have one of our eldest ever listie's, that is 112 year old celine tanaka, she is an environmental advocate and in the. she had it hundred plus in the fall. which came out of hospital, she said she was still planting more trees. elsewhere in india is a and woman you referenced, 67 old burna, she's the ceo of c e in both systems. better known as matt my india. it's like a google maps, but she and her husband co

wind maggie mcgrath, and huma abedin, thank you very much! >>> after nearly a decade.y on comedy central. the late night legendt to host the show on mondays. and executive produced every episode through next year! the remaining episodes of the week will be hosted by a rotating lineup of the show's team, stewart elevated the show to a mainstay of political comedy, helping the show from 1999 to 2015. he will make his return on february 12th! so willy, what do you think? >> i think it is fascinating. remember, he left the daily show right before this trump-era started. so he did have the show on apple tv, obviously has been active in the causes on capitol hill, but has not that seat at the table on tv. so it is one night a week for the election. so i think a lot of the daily show fans, a lot of john stewart fans are very excited to have their voice back in the conversation in this crucial moment. and yesterday, i was sitting down with the great john oliver to interview him for sunday today for an episode in a couple of weeks. we were actually at a liverpool bar in new yor

mcgrath and martin right. >> yeah. exactly i mean look he did something very stupid . going out in alderley edge or somewhere just down the road. this is a player who, at the age of 26, i think, has had his time at man united. he's scored four goals this season. he's saleable he's a very saleable asset elsewhere, i think just he's a very saleable asset elsewiare, i think just he's a very saleable asset elsewiare, he's1k just he's a very saleable asset elsewiare, he's not just needs a move. he's not responding to the manager, even though he had good last though he had a good season last year and i tell you something else been brought else that's been brought to my attention, his england place for this euros to be this summer's euros has to be called question. now. called into question. now. he's not have form. he not he doesn't have the form. he doesn't look like has the not he doesn't have the form. he doesninlook like has the not he doesn't have the form. he doesnin termske has the not he doesn't have the form. he doesnin terms of has the not he doesn't have the form.

ey just -- donald trump won in 2020 and you have hillary clinton, joe biden, all these top-ranked mcgrathump stole the election this and that. they are not charged with any of this. they know most of these trials are going to be overturned at the appellate level. they just want to drag this on to make sure he does not get elected again. as far as jack smith, jack smith, the high rcentage of his cases are overturned because of things that he did during trial that were questionable. i want to know why there is a double standard. host: we will take up those questions. guest: there is a lot there. i will try to keep my thoughts straight. taking the argument that it is an attempt to get him out of there. every indication so far is anecdotal, but these appearances and the mugshot of donald trump have been campaigned in the polls. that is the intent tompact trump politically with a boom impact for donald trump. the classified documents investigation -- that is still under investigation. by a different council that used to be the u.s. attorney in the district of maryland. that case is not closed.

host: this is open forum. (202) 748-8000 for mcgrath. republicans, (202) 748-8001.se told a group of chiefs of staff thursday that a border security deal being put together in the senate s no chance of passing the house, underscoring that is we, more and more apparent to senators that steve scalise emphasize that if the details that have leaked to e public such as expedited work apartments or enhanced exposure authority would only kick in if it exeded 5000 people per day, it woulnot haveny chance of passing the house. also on capitol hill it was utah senator mitt romney talking about the site up there and the former presidentrole. according to his assessment as far as how that border deal is going, here is mitt romney from yesterday. [video clip] sen. romney: former president trump does not want us to solve the problem at the border. he wants to blame the problem on biden. it is a shocking development. >> do you think this is what he wants, donald trump? rep. brownley: the border is a very important issue for donald trump and the fact that he will communicate to rep

andrew doyle and that she's a sort of titania mcgrath like creation designed to make the woke left looky ridiculous. and if that isn't the case, then i feel a little sorry for her because she's everything she tweets. everything she says just makes the woke left, makes the call. she hopes to promote, look more and more silly. attacking the auschwitz museum on new year's day describes it as an embarrassment to humanity. i mean, you know, she should look in the mirror if she's if she's wondering what an embarrassment to humanity is. um, the idea that because the auschwitz museum stood up for the right of israel to defend itself said that the return of the hostages was a precondition of any ceasefire. the idea that that is endorsing extermination and genocide is just completely ridiculous. she's doing her side no favours. >> joanna, how can someone be pro—diversity but also think that whiteness is a sickness . that whiteness is a sickness. >> um, well, to be honest, i thought that we were going to discuss a bit more about what doctor scholar actually, um, talks it to talks about when it com

here to tell us more about the latest list and our upcoming summit, maggie mcgrath and huma abedin.erritories across the world, they work across two dozen industries, one's from my jeer ya and she broke through the male-dominated architecture industry. >> globally, women account for roughly 20% of licensed architects. black women account for an even smaller proportion. she's 55 years old, she's found of a.d. consulting, it's done more than one hundred projects across office spaces, educational facilities, private residences for local and international clientele. she's currently working on a $900 million housing complex. she fits into this list because she has a dedicated mentor. she told forbes that for as focused as she is on architecture she wants to foster the next generation of women african leaders. >> i love it. huma, from the uk, 52-year-old stella mccartney. >> she's sustainable fashion pioneer. she started her own namesake lanl in 2001 and from the beginning and as you guys know, the fashion industry is the second highest polluting industry in the world. and since the begin

here so explain is maggie mcgrath and huma abedin. maggie, let's start with you.ld care at the federal, state and local levels. >> that's right. we talked to the folks at vote mama. they found that campaign funding for child care has surged since 2018, thanks to a ruling that allowed for the practice. at the federal level, we are seeing the increase of these funds at seven times the use we saw in 2018. parents across both sides of the aisle spent a total of $720,000 worth of funding to run for the house, the senate and the presidency. that's 68 candidates across the aisle, mothers and fathers. 56% of this figure was used by female candidates running for office. so we are seeing mothers using this funding to run for office. at the state and local level, again, we're seeing usage of campaign funding for child care really growing. vote mama found that 87 candidates across the aisles spent $220,000 worth of this funding in 2022 alone. that is up from $10,001 in 2018. over the course of those four years, parents of all genders are spending about $300,000 to cover the c

think is i tell you, if this was george best, no one would lift an eyelid or bryan robson or paul mcgrathld be called monday. tuesday . wednesday or thursday, tuesday. wednesday or thursday, wouldn't it? >> that would be it. right okay. so he's, uh, booked club protocol. um he deserves. i mean, he's been fined two weeks wages, which for his case is by 700, 650,000 hundred pounds. >> yeah. see, that's the thing. if you go, this man has been fined over half £1 million. you think? wow but then when you realise it's a couple of weeks wages and even like wages and even that is like okay, fine, you know, that's it. but something needs that's the problem. >> is that not the problem that the vast amounts of money these people earn, the adulation they get on the pitch, they don't get the normal highs that we all do. i think i think you're right. and so they just they're corrupted, aren't they? there's just literally spoilt. >> and also behaves like this. >> and also behaves like this. >> you're right, then >> no you're right, because then also look up to also where do they look up to and who is th