maddow wasn't done. she honored her old friend by doing what joy reid did best making it about race. >> it is also unnerving to. >> see that on a. >> network where. >> we've got. two count them two nonwhite hosts in primetime. both of our nonwhite hosts in primetime are losing their shows, as is katie phang on the weekend. and that feels worse than bad, no matter who replaces them. that feels indefensible, and i do not defend it. >> ooh. well, if she's so worried about it, shouldn't she, as a white lady, step aside to make room for a nonwhite replacement? and shouldn't she ask circle back psaki to do the same? instead, she spewed hollow platitudes to what's left of her hopeless audience. but perhaps for once, she could be honest that although race based hiring is really, really easy, firing that person isn't when they don't work out. and by accusing your boss of being racist for firing a black person, that sends a message to everyone else that hiring a nonwhite person will never end well if you have to f

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rachel maddow. >> is. >> on five nights a week. >> more than ever.rachel. >> maddow show. >> weeknights at nine. >> on msnbc. >> what we do is try to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington that day. >> there's growing concern this morning over a string of air disasters and mishaps in recent weeks, and sparking more questions is the latest incident. a southwest airlines plane nearly colliding with a private jet on the runway yesterday at chicago midway international airport. nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin has the details there. >> at chicago's midway international airport. >> an investigation after yet another. stunningly close call. the video, captured on an airport webcam, shows southwest flight 2504 nearly touching down the same moment a private jet crosses the runway. the flight abruptly pulls up, averting potential disaster. >> 2500 for going around. >> it was surreal. passengers emily novak and kaylee mask were on board the southwest flight from omaha. what went through your mind when you saw the video? >> shock. >> yea

i am at maddow msnbc.com way too early with ali. vitali is next. >> president trump directed. >> his. >> corrupt billionaire. >> friend elon. >> musk to ransack. >> a critical. >> agency of the. >> us government. >> we are witnessing a. constitutional crisis. >> it is the lead. development agency in the world, and no one elected elon musk to. dismantle it. >> it is illegal. >> we don't have a fourth branch of government called elon musk. >> democratic lawmakers there. >> yesterday protesting. outside of the us aid office as the trump administration and elon musk moved to shut down the agency. the question this morning is, do the president and an unelected billionaire have the authority to actually eliminate usaid? plus, president trump is delaying tariffs on canada and mexico for at least a month after speaking with leaders from both countries. the question is, will he follow through now with that agreement? and we'll bring you the latest from capitol hill on president trump's controversial cabinet nominees. where the question is, a

so we're going to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow.ne. >> on msnbc. >> the pro bowl games are here. tune in to a two day competition. come on. >> as the league's. >> biggest stars take their games to the next level. the pro bowl games presented by verizon continues sunday at three. i just. >> hope that. >> republicans take. >> care with what. they're inheriting. >> the fallout from meta ceo mark. zuckerberg's decision to end fact checking. >> what's your. >> message to. >> concerned voters. >> about where. >> the country. >> may. >> be headed after the biden administration. >> leaves. >> actually behind. >> closed doors? >> they're still asking what the hell happened? >> in tech? stocks in the us have proven very volatile, with a big slide this week, then a bit of a bounce back. some of this relates to fears about chinese ai competition that might outstrip what american companies have done, and it comes amidst donald trump's embrace of tech billionaires. oracle ceo larry ellison, for example, was at a big white house event in week one,

and when you hear rachel maddow and amy klobuchar, rachel maddow claims there is some kind of ketamine-fueledrab, you know, i think she is talking about hunter biden. and then you've got klobuchar talks about chaos and corruption and costs are up, she is describing the biden years. and they've got nothing else to hang onto. donald trump, as we saw him greeting those people as they walked into the white house, unexpected -- not expect them to see him -- he is a man who is bigger than life, and he makes people feel that he cares about them when he is talking to them, and he cares about the economy. >> jesse: harold, you see a democrat, say they are doing a pretty good job posting up against donald trump? >> harold: i'll come back to that. it's good to be back around the table, everybody. i would say a few things. you are right, i am not seeing enough of that. >> jesse: okay. >> harold: i think dana's point and the judges point, democrats shouldn't get upset, should get focused, resistance is not what the american people want. that is just 2.0 from the campaign. donald trump has won the election

and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented.ng from the front lines. >> what issue. >> matters to you the most? >> and rachel will be hosting five nights a week. >> important stories. >> are going to be told through field work and frontline reporting. >> about the consequences of government action. >> alex wagner, reporting from across the country and the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> it should be a simple question, especially here. and it should have a simple answer. who is in charge, really, of our federal government right now? who republicans wil swear up and down it's donald trump of gaza as a riviera fame, not the man he deputized to strip the federal government down to its studs, not the man armed with the private data now of american citizens. in fact, as trump has suggested publicly, aides have signaled behind the scenes to nbc news that elon musk is still a staffer and needs to report to white house chief of staff siouxsie wiles, and yet, not even trump himself is as immune to scrutiny as elon musk

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on tasha: so now we'rere laying on it. -no, dakota. ..and things did not feel right. i spent my entire adult life being stewart's wife. stewart's wife. that's all anyone ever called me. lots of people never knew my name. my kids had never been to school. really never socialized outside of the movement. sort of very controlled circumstances with stewart approving of it. with stewart getting in there and controlling the conversation. and, you know, one of his things was, you know, all conversations flowed through me, through him. and so everything had to be sort of directed around him. like, you know, all of us and the people we were allowed to socialize with were sort of satellites around him. and so... ..what began to happen is we began to be isolated in plain sight. and by the time i started thinking, this is terrible, i was trapped. well, stewart was king, you know, of our house, everywhere we went, people come up to you, "oh, you're so lucky. "so lucky to be married to such a wonderful man. "he is on a m

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc.ed brutal honesty, when you need answers first. >> thing. >> in the morning, when you need to go deep inside washington and hear from someone who's been there. you need your morning joe weekdays at six only on msnbc. >> all right, here's a question. where does a city keep all of its money? the answer is just like everyone else, they keep it in the bank. the biggest city in the country, new york city, has accounts at a regular bank. and on wednesday morning, when officials checked the balances, they noticed that $80 million was missing. but for a time, it wasn't clear where it went or who took it. and then yesterday afternoon, there was a break in the case, a confession from president donald trump's secretary of homeland security. kristi noem tweeting, quote, i have clawed back the full payment that fema deep state activists unilaterally gave to new york migrant hotels. that's maga speak for i took new york's money. >> let's be clear. this is highway robbery. >> the city's. >> comptroll

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> welcome back to way too early.ali vitali. president trump is now weighing in on whether he sees vice president jd vance as his successor. >> do you view vice president. >> jd vance. >> as your successor? the republican. nominee in 2028? >> no, but he's very capable. i mean, i don't think that it you know, i think you have a lot of very capable people. so far, i think he's doing a fantastic job. it's too early. we're just starting. >> but by the time you get to the midterms, he's going to be looking for an endorsement. >> yeah, a lot of people have said that this has been the greatest, opening almost three weeks in the history of the presidency. that's been the fastest and. >> the. >> most stuff we've done so much so fast. and we really had to because they have really what they've done to our country is so sad. it's so sad. we're going to be bigger, better and stronger than ever before. >> those comments raising some eyebrows. but they also come as vice president. jd vance is in paris this morning for an artificial

the first 100 days, it's a critical time for our country, and. >> rachel maddow. is on five nights. >> a week. >> now is. >> the time. >> so we're going to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00. >> on. >> msnbc. >> we have breaking news. there are several new reports on president trump's tariff threats possibly becoming a reality. canada's cbc, citing three sources, says the country is expected to hit back today with retaliatory tariffs of its own. prime minister justin trudeau is reportedly expected to make an announcement tonight, and canada's ctv reporting trudeau will meet local officials at the top of the hour on trump's vow to impose 25% tariffs. joining us now is nbc news business correspondent brian chung. brian, can we expect to see more retaliatory tariffs in response to trump's measures from different countries that he's threatened with these kinds of actions? >> yeah, it sounds like the reporting from the canadian press does seem to seem to suggest, rather, that there will be some sort of retaliatory action from canada, our neig

and when you hear rachel maddow who claims some ketamine fueled power grab. think they are talking about biden and then talking about chaos and corruption describing the bible didn't years and they've got nothing else to hang onto. donald trump as we saw him greeting those people not expecting bigger than life and it makes people feel he cares about them and cares about the economy. >> so you say they are doing a good job posting against donald trump. >> it's good to be back on the table note say a few things. and the judges point there democrats shouldn't get upset about it. and resistance is not what the american people want. donald trump has won the election. we shouldn't be surprised retaining popularity for several weeks as long as they are working towards things they were saying they would work towards. he isn't a conventional president. they won't give them greater latitude when it comes to what some call chaos. and the poll we don't talk a lot about is the poll that was released where he doesn't it doesn't contradict any of the numbers. 74% for people

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it.eeknights. >> at. >> nine on msnbc. >> welcome back to velshi. i'm here. >> with two. >> of the smartest guys in the world of politics, steve bannon, msnbc political. >> contributor and. >> author of ministry. >> of truth, democracy, reality and the republicans war on the recent. past and a longtime political journalist, michael scheuer. good morning guys. >> two things. >> two interesting things. one. >> steve bannon. >> elon musk. sends a letter. >> out, an. >> email to federal employees yesterday. >> please reply to this email with approximately five bullets of. >> what you accomplished. >> last week and cc your manager. please do not send any classified information, links or attachments. deadline for this is monday at 11:59. >> p.m. est. >> that's tomorrow night. >> then we're weird, though, that is. >> there's a fbi kash patel. >> brand new head. >> of the fbi. kash patel. sent an email saying, don't pause any responses that you got asking federal employees. >> what they. >> accom

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rachel maddow might get a little lonely, but she's. >> got to go. she's got to go.ay. >> well, you say if we owe her a lesbian, we'll send down brian stelter for good measure. jimmy's got jokes. saturday night, i was joking about the mental health crisis up top. okay, but the democrats have gone downhill since this doge thing started. i want you to be rfk jr. diagnose this condition. watch this. >> you get your mustard hands off of our money or go to moscow. you must. moo moo moo moo. >> wait. did he call him a mustard? moo moo? he said get. go to moscow. >> you must be moo moo. >> moo moo moo. i gotta be honest. >> as a former new york city cab driver, i have been called everything in traffic. >> but not a moo moo moo. what that guy needs. look, i got the solution. you have to say somebody to gitmo. you get rfk jr out there, you get a good bench press machine. you put that guy on the bench and say, i want 20 reps at 225. that's going to get all the energy out. jimmy, what america needs is more exercise. >> you say we. >> need to burn these guys. >> so it's playing

that was rachel maddow with her the dud of a scoop on trump's tax returns.onight she's got another bridge the sell her audience. we're not going to believe what she made up about a elon musk now. plus, this story -- >> everything that they are doing could not work out more humiliatingly and continues to do so. >> democrats just lost everything. >> it's their government. what a leverage do we have? jackie: -- democrats breaking up with their own party this valentine's day. coming up, the federalist's brianna lineman is here with some relationship advice for the forlorn party. president trump says doge will be examining the the internal revenue service at the elon musk-led department looks to cut red tape and spending there. hillary vaughn at the white house with the story for us. >> reporter: jackie, well, doge has set its sights on the irs is. they are auditing the auditors. while biden wanted to to expand the irs work force, president trump has a different idea, do more with less. the "wall street journal" reports that a doge team member requested meetings

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and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. >> so we're going to. >> do it. >> this show began and continues being the place to have the hard conversations. >> we're back with teddy and ben. let me get come back to you, teddy, on this thread from senator chris murphy. the immediate consequences of this are cataclysmic, malnourished babies who depend on u.s. aid will die. antiterrorism programs will shut down, and our most deadly enemies will get stronger. diseases that threaten the u.s. will go unabated and reach our shores faster, and china will fill the void. those developing countries will now only be able to rely on china for help. they will cut more deals with beijing to give them control of ports, critical mineral deposits. et cetera. u.s. power will shrink. u.s. jobs will be lost. but why? why hand a victory to terrorists in china and russia? why kill babies intentionally? who benefits when trump is so soft on our enemies? maybe billionaires musk who feel who make money in china? maybe someone buying all that secret trump meme coin. it all feels so cor

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> great show tonight ali. love that conversation with senator sanders, the conversation with lina khan i was looking forward to all day did not disappoint. great bookings. great great show. great job my friend. >> thank you my friend. you have a great show. >> i will do thanks to you at home as well for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. let's do something different. want some inspiration? i know this is like not typically the way that we start things, but i don't know, complain. go ahead. said send me your complaints. governor j.b. pritzker is the governor of illinois. he gave his state of the state speech today. and i'm going to show you some of it. i'm gonna show you about three minutes of it. and i know this is a little bit of a weird thing to put at the top of a national newscast, but

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc.working to solve a case that got more complicated by the minute. a shooting on the east coast, another on the west coast, they had no idea how they were connected. in san bernardino, california detectives were now on their ninth day investigating the marc angelucci murder. they were working around the clock. and they had no clues, no motives. they were just on ground zero. andrea canning (voiceover): lawyer ronda kennedy had been with marc in court the day before he was killed. detectives called her shortly after the murder. paranoia sets in, and then you're like, well, maybe it was this one. andrea canning (voiceover): she told them all about the cases she and marc were working on together. how many cases did you have with them at that time? we had three. so it could have been one of those three cases potentially. exactly. it terrified me. i don't know if i'm a target. andrea canning (voiceover): ronda was also in the middle of a campaign running for us congress. right in the middle o

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here's our colleague rachel maddow described it. >> so we're putting these charges. >> on ice. >> for now. so. >> eric adams. >> can run. >> his reelection. >> campaign without technically being under indictment. >> and then we'll see. >> how we feel. >> and maybe we'll bring the charges. >> back based on consideration of all. >> the relevant factors. talk about having leverage over somebody. right. >> we're taking the charges away for now, but we could put them back depending on all relevant factors. it prompted this headline from josh. marshall at his news site, tpm. quote, donald trump is now the mayor of new york. >> one reason this is all so obvious is that is meant to be obvious. these are the opening efforts in shock and awe to show they're in charge. it doesn't mean it's working perfectly. it's quite a cost to pay for the doj to lose six top people and have this kind of open revolt, to have reports about meetings where people are being threatened or rewarded for doing things that basically they can't find doj lawyers to do. even those who clerked for scalia and are sensitive t

the rachel maddow show starts right now.ng with that wisconsin supreme court story. that is a such an important and interesting and sort of perverse. story that the

and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented.will be in the field reporting from the frontlines. >> what issue matters to you the most? >> and rachel will be hosting five nights a week. >> important stories are going to be told through field work and frontline reporting about the consequences of government action. >> alex wagner, reporting from across the country and the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> a brand new video shows the moment that a delta plane carrying 80 people crashed in toronto on monday. this footage captured from the cockpit of another plane. watch this as the plane lands, shows the flight from minneapolis landing at toronto's pearson international airport yesterday. it appears to land hard. flames start shooting out and then the right wing hits the ground. the plane flips over onto its top and keeps skidding down the runway. billowing smoke and fire. but as you see in this footage shot by passengers, everybody survived as flight attendants jumped into action to evacuate the upside down plane.

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. >> it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented. alex will be in the field reporting from the front lines. >> what issue matters to you the most? >> and rachel will be hosting five nights a week. >> important stories are going to be told through field work and frontline reporting about the consequences of government action. >> alex wagner, reporting from across the country and the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> in just two weeks, president trump has wreaked havoc on the u.s. immigration system as we know it. through a flurry of executive orders, he has tried to end birthright citizenship. he suspended the entry of all undocumented migrants to the u.s, meaning they can't seek their legal right to asylum here. he's declared a national emergency at the us-mexico border. and now, through a memorandum, he has directed the federal government to detain 30,000 undocumented migrants and send them to guantanamo bay. look, we know exactly what he's doing here. it's for shock value. you cou

rachel maddow and the others pushed the other story and joy reid he did not.fired and the rest of them are not to? is it because they are all white? i mean here is a case where joy reid can actually cry racism. finally for once it might be true. >> hear he is. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! he was in the movie 50 shades of white. fox news contributor tom schillue. her stances are courageous and her laugh is contagious. coast of the michele tafoya podcast michele tafoya! the hospital gown that won't clothes was his idea. host of ask dr. drew dr. drew pinsky! and she can cover a belt and make a liberal roast have felt. host kick mornings charly arnolt! i want to just play an up-to-date clip of joy reid responding to her firing do we have that? let's play that. >> and that i'm sorry and that what i was doing had value. i try not to cry on tv. now i feel sad. >> greg: i'm just kidding. it is a hard time to feel sympathy for somebody who demonized millions of people, who put targets on people's back by calling them racist white supremacist or tom schillue

the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> jen, congratulations on the new gig.k you so much. and i will just say, i watched you and nicole and lawrence honor our dear friend joy joy reid earlier, and it almost made me cry watching you all. and today is very much about thanking her

. >> rachel maddow is on. >> five nights a week. >> more than ever. this is not a time to pretend this isn't happening. >> the rachel. >> maddow show. >> weeknights at nine. >> on msnbc. >> so it's been four days since elon musk sent his notorious email to most of the country's 2.3 million federal workers, including some article three federal judges who don't work for elon musk or even donald trump, or really the executive telling them to respond with five things they accomplished at work in the last week. and that, quote, failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. i think it's safe to say it has been a humiliating debacle and a total disaster for musk. you had numerous agency and department heads across the government telling their employees to ignore musk's request, even as musk, who has no formal authority to fire anyone, let's be clear, was still tweeting that he would fire employees who did not respond. on top of that, you had the responses that musk and his doge team were getting. multiple sources tell rolling stone the replies the recen

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc."hey, pick up some steaks on your way home." and, uh, "okay, okay. we'll do that." and... ...we just drove out, and... ..i applied for a temporary restraining order. i walked in to the police department here, and they said, "best bet, "get back in your car, "go on back to your husband "and pretend none of this ever happened. "that's the best thing you can do right now. "that's the best thing. "we're not really equipped to deal with this. "and you're in the middle of a divorce. "a restraining order has to go through the court system. "that's not something we can do here." so they told me i had to go up to libby, which, you know, that's a 2.5 hour drive over the mountains in february. so we did that, and i went into the justice court and i filled out the form, and then they said, "yeah, this isn't going to work." and so then i went to the district court and i filled out their form, and they said, "well, we'll, you know, we'll let you know." ultimately, the restraining order was denied. w

even liberals are calling rachel maddow out.lar armor tesla story is a fake scandal any sea of real horror. and there's a difference between musk winning competitive bids to provide armour trucks to diplomats in dangerous countries and contracts going to greek dei consultants, caribbean section change surgeries and hamster cage fights. rachel should stick to working mondays, this five days a week thing is not working out for her. tesla's are made in america. the state department asked for, unlike trans musicals are "sesame street" and iraq, no one asked for that. most of the country wants that stuff cut. and democrats should as well. >> people want the government to work better, they believe that mr. musk, one of the most extraordinary entrepreneurs in human history, does not fail at just about anything, they want him to do this, most americans. they wanted from, they elected him. democrats are focused on one thing right now, mr. musk. the fact of the matter is he is quite popular, he has the largest platform in human history, w

across the country and the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> all right. i'll see you tomorrow on velshi. while the republican party stands by and allows elon musk to gut the federal workforce and access government computer systems, there are some democrats fighting back. i'll speak to the democratic congresswoman of massachusetts, ayanna pressley, and the colorado attorney general, phil weiser. one of the ags who sued donald trump and the treasury tonight. that's tomorrow, 10 a.m. eastern. and that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with my friend stephanie ruhle begins right now. >> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle, and welcome to the nightcap. we end this week. >> on day 19. >> god, it feels a whole lot. >> longer than that of the second trump administration. >> and today this is important. >> a federal judge hit pause on the administration's effort to put thousands of usaid employees on administrative leave. it puts a pause on everything until one week from tonight and sets up a hearing next wednesday. earlier today, president trump dir

and get out same thing with the media diet the democratic media diet is ultra process news you get maddow0 minutes and "the new york times" and it"n makeews them six but they need s a healthy balanced diet. a filelet a fox, a side of joe s sprinkle some musk on top and if you think what the government for a second, nancy pelosi isna making more monency than warned buffett. scc is asleep at the wheel and g catholics are harassed. just got audited. you go down the list it's a messthe and and and everything that works in the government is a democrat so the way they recycle money ase they tax it and it te and give it to the democrats they win elections and hire more people to work for thet no government nor republican's can play but not getting federal t money. where are thhee right-wingers getting $40 billion for saudi and a hub for second amendmentst rights it doesn't exist. >> what about countries getting help from usaid they are alm complaining its most like they don't even notice the money is gone because a lot of it is still in if you're at cnn and you/10% of the cnn head count you woul

and then rachel maddow, it's schizophrenic at times. they are kicking progressive but right now. think tanks and all of that, it is going to continue to happen. it is chaos. >> jesse: it is not a bad organization, it's about common sense. cbs seems to be catching on. they release the kamala transcript and might settle the trump 60 minutes lawsuit. and they are even giving rfk jr. a fair shake. watch. >> the maha movement is bringing us back to healthy foods that come directly from nature. and not processed foods that have gone through so many steps to get to our table. >> joe is a democrat, she lives in new jersey. >> it is not a political issue, it is an issue of do you want your kids to get the best food or not? >> so many of the moms who support or may not agree on everything but what i do know is that as maha mom's, we can agree that he wants to see our kids healthier. >> jesse: joined by the family -- border of super troop and a former "sports illustrated" model, are you doing? >> i'm doing great today jesse, how are you doing? >> jesse: i'm doing even better than you are. b

you get maddow, 60 minutes, "new york times," and makes them sick, they need a healthy balance diet,e filet of, sparkly little musk on top, you will feel better, and you will think better. right now they are not getting the news and information we are getting. you think about the government for a second, nancy pelosi is making more money than warren buffett, sec is asleep at the wheel, the dod is losing $6 billion in ukraine, catholics are harassed, pete hegseth just got audited. you go down the list. it is a mess. and if you touch it, they are scared. because they think it is their government. and they think it is their money. the way they talk about it, it is like the dnc is being audited. and in a way, they are right, because everybody that works in the government is a democrat. so the way they recycle money as they tax it, they take it, and they give it to the democrats, and then the democrats win elections and then they hire more people to work for the government. have you noticed any republicans complaining about not getting federal money? where are all of the right-wingers tha

it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity toies being implemented. alex will be in the field reporting from the front lines. >> what issue matters to you the most? >> and rachel will be hosting five nights a week. >> important stories. >> are going to. >> be told through field work and frontline reporting about the consequences of government action. >> alex wagner, reporting from across the country and the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> as the nation rightfully mourns the deaths of the airline crashes both in washington and philadelphia over the last several days, let's not forget the loss of life from those that suffered from the wildfires in california and those who lost loved ones. and i remember having on this show zaher from altadena, who lost his sister d others in this mostly black area that was burned, some to the ground, all of what they owned, all of the heirlooms of their families. they should not be forgotten. and this thursday, i am keeping my commitment i made on this show to zaher and attorney

rachel maddow is on five nights a. >> week more than ever.ime to pretend this isn't happening. >> the rachel. maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> donald trump is defending the mass firings of federal watchdogs. >> our federal government now can discriminate against the citizens of the country. >> we are. >> all watching. >> and waiting to see who is going. >> to hold the line. >> don't miss the. >> weekends, saturday, and. >> sunday mornings at. >> 8:00. >> on msnbc. >> tonight, all but one republican voted in favor of the republican budget resolution on the house of representatives. that will cut $880 billion from medicaid while cutting taxes for the richest americans by $4.5 trillion and increasing the debt by $4 trillion. the one republican voted against the bill was actually in favor of even more drastic spending cuts. the vote was 217 to 215, which means if one more republican had voted against it, the bill would have died on the house floor. in a tie vote of 216 to 216. senator elizabeth warren is back with us. and senator, as w

and, senator, just so you know, rachel maddow, the hour before this, she had an alzheimer's researcherestroyed some of the alzheimer's research that's going on. that cannot just be restarted. some of the scientific samples and other of it. and he said that's possible. if they continue the way they're doing it right now, they will set back this research effort 20 years. senator ed markey, thank you so much for joining us tonight from the senate floor. thank you. and coming up today, new york governor kathy hochul said new york is experiencing. quote, the trump revenge tour. quote, the trump revenge tour. that's next with 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had a video do really good this week. sales were up 29%. about 80% of my business right now is from tiktok. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. we have so much more work to do. but s

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights. weeknights. >> at nine. to find private first class vanessa guillen had suddenly taken on a new dimension. it was becoming a movement to fight sexual harassment in the military. when her family said that she told them she was being sexually harassed, that news, i remember reading it and thinking, this is something bigger than just a missing soldier. andrea canning (voiceover): haley britzky reports on the army for "task & purpose," a magazine that covers the military. we started hearing a lot of noise. a lot of people were not happy. and this message was really getting out, with vanessa's name at the center of it. this kicked off the hashtag, #iamvanessaguillen. and the stories these women were posting, it was just flooding social media channels. andrea canning (voiceover): these are the voices of active service members and veterans who posted harrowing accounts of sexual harassment and assault they said they endured while serving their country. woman 4: a leader sexually assaulted me. and i didn't say anyth

settle in. >> the rachel. >> maddow show. >> weeknights at nine on msnbc.> podcast hosted. >> by jen psaki. each week, she. >> talks to some of the biggest names in democratic politics, with the biggest ideas for how democrats can win again. the blueprint with jen psaki. listen now. >> we're going to start. >> with breaking news on capitol hill. >> mounting questions over the future of tiktok in the us. >> reporting from philadelphia. el paso and the palisades, virginia. >> from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. >> in the country. >> there's about maybe. 4% of psychologists are black. >> they've never. >> been through this. >> they're not a black person. >> they haven't. >> walked in my shoes. so that's not the person i. >> need to be. >> speaking to. it's exhausting often to have to explain the things that we experience on a daily basis. >> we're closing out black history month here on politics nation with a new documentary that couldn't have gotten here soon enough. silent killer, from filmmaker kahlia love jones, tackles the mental health crisis