to ensure that the democratic national committee is prepared to meet the divining challenge of our timeting the security of our nation and integrity of our democracy. i stand before you today not just as a candidate for the d.n.c. chair but as someone who spent my entire career fighting for the security and well-being of the american people. i have spent time in the federal government. on the front lines with unions and in the battle ground states with campaigns. i'm a former official at the department of homeland security where i worked to keep the country say from threats. i began with fighting for the rights of working families. i have spent four presidential cycles on the front lines of campaigns in helping build an infrastructure we feed to win. these experiences have shaped my vision of the democratic party. a party that is strong, strategic and unrelenting in its dedication it the american people. when we think of national security we often think of external threats. foreign adversaries, cyber attacks. international terrorism. these threats are real and demand our vigilance but t

my friends, with 246.5 votes, ken martin is now the chair of the democratic national committee. - folks, my friends, i have crisscrossed this country in a bus, in a van, and in a car with this man. give a dnc welcome to the new chair of the democratic national chairman ken martin. >> thank, chairman. thank you. let me start by saying, we have one team. one team. the democratic party. we have 15. the fight is not in here. the fight is out there. the fight is for working people. the fight is for our values. the fight is against donald trump's and the billionaires that bought this country. that is the fight, not in here. i want to thank all of you. thank you, dnc members who put their faith in my vision for our party. i am on note -- honored and humbled by everybody that supported me, here, or in back in minnesota, we could not have done this without all of you. to everybody i worked with these last eight years, thank you. to the state party chairs, vice chairs, executive directors, thank you. to all of the candidates that put themselves out there this past few months, i know how mu

that is what the democratic national committee has to be.chair i would collate and correlate these extraordinary voices. make sure all of these things are pushed out. right now what has happened has only increased of the client. i feel no matter which of us gets there, that will end next week. we will hit the ground running. we will have a new playbook. we will have the best thinkers and best leaders. we need a new paradigm. we have extraordinary talent. >> you did not raise your hand. if you are elected, what immediate steps would you take to respond to the current environment beyond fundraising and listening sessions? >> oftentimes in these moments of crisis, people are looking for a leader. we need to mobilize to disseminate facts in real time. the pace of information is not coming fast enough. did you wake up this morning with a fire in your belly? we will go to our wonderful state parties. we need to identify medicaid recipients. we fight with you. give them tangible actions. give them a plan of attack quickly. >> same question. >> befo

and the chairman of the democratic national committee, mr. kim martin, joins us now. >> mr.you man. >> thank you michael. >> thank you simone. >> thank you. >> alicia, for having me. it's great to be here. >> so we're going to take you a little bit into the chairman's corner over here. we just have a little. just you and me. just have a little convo about the politics of turning the corner. i thought it was very interesting from pete buttigieg in a little bit of sound from the university of chicago institute of politics. let's take a listen to his assessment of the current state of things. >> something folks have been saying that i think. >> tries to get at this problem, but also. >> completely demonstrates an inability to see what's in front of us. and that's. >> this. idea that. >> well. >> if only we had a rogan of the left. >> that's what. >> we need. >> we need a joe rogan. but for the left. >> and if. >> we had that, that's. >> the kind of. >> thing that we'd be reaching. some of the people we're not reaching. >> the problem. >> is. >> rogan. >> people aren't. >> liste

i bet everything. >> on him being locked away forever. >> members of the democratic national committeee just selected the man to lead their party's comeback. >> ken martin, the. >> chair of minnesota's democratic-farmer-labor. >> party who just. >> appeared on this program last. >> week. >> will now run the dnc for the next four years. >> we have. one team. one team. that's right, the democratic party. >> we have one fight. we have one fight. >> the fight. >> is not in here. >> the fight. >> is. >> out there, right? the fight. >> is. >> not in here. the fight is for. >> our values. >> the fight is for working people. the fight. >> right now. >> is against donald trump and. >> the billionaires who bought. >> this country. that's a fight. >> not in here. >> the fight is not in here. >> chris hayes is back with us. >> and you're right, simon. the fight is not. >> the fight is not in here, chris. it seems to me that that is that's one that is messaging to say it's time to come together. whatever little things we had going on in here, we got to put it to the side because there's work to do.

this is a national committee of the red cross, and they were then taking the trip to the guys a strip. those white buses came into the strip. they've driven to the european hospital in fine units. they will be receiving medical checks, but as you can see, there are 2 impact browse. they're waiting to be reunited with the targets here in the crowds. what can you tell us about the people who are actually there? i'm assuming it's relative. does everybody know? this is the question i have looking at this live the, to the family of the family, the people who are there. do they know for sure that their relatives have been released today or have some people come to find out if they were really well. so right now inside the hospital and we'd meet the families at suicide from the city and prisoners. now i, i'm right now is going by a promise city and women who was waiting for the release all product. yeah. so you can have the left, but this is a historic moment for you and your loved ones. how do you see and let's face any that you are on the minutes. so way for all may think your brother in l

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she was in charge of the women's division of the democratic national committee. of course, she was in charge of of mobilizing women to vote for truman. but she brought on a woman named vinny's tipton spragg, who was a columnist and a writer for the chicago defender newspaper. and she was brought into the the committee and and she was a she was a india edwards's deputy. and her job was to mobilize the black women's vote. very important people that largely have been ignored india. edwards was white the rest of them were were black. so i just point this out because they're fairly unknown characters in in the in the elect in the election and the annals of truman's so let me let me get to resilience i can maybe i'll get to it so i'm a michigan so i think that of michigan. okay so but i think truman was as tough as a michigan wolverine. so when he he he did a a preliminary swing and a prelim and a swing in may of 1948, across the country to kind of hone his truman on the the hannaford then magellan in may of 1948 he organized a train trip across america to the west coa

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she was in charge of the women's division of the democratic national committee. of course she was in charge of mobilizing women to vote for truman. but she brought on a woman named venice tiptonsprags who was a columnist and writer for the chicago defender, the newspaper. and she was brought in to the committee. and she was india edwards' deputy. and her job was to mobilize the black women's vote. important pt largely have been very important people that have largely been ignored. india edwards was white. the rest of them were black. so i just point this out because they're fairly unknown characters in the election and the analls of truman's presidency. so let me get to resilience. if i can. maybe i'll get to it. so i'm a michigan guy. i think that michigan -- ok. so i think truman was as tough as a michigan wolverine. [laughter] so when he -- he did a preliminary swing. a preliminary swing in may of 1948 across the country. to kind of hone his -- truman -- in may of 1948 he organized a train trip across america and to the west coast and back to hone his campaign

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first, later today, members of the democratic national committee will vote on a new chair. have live coverage of that event starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the new dnc chair will lead the party's national fundraising, recruiting and organizing efforts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. from yesterday, here's democratic senatorial campaign committee chair kristen gillibrand at the winter meetings speaking about the 2026 midterms and encouraging democrats to remain focused on issues important to voters. [video clip] >> i know and you know that politics is a combat support. sometimes you get knocked back down, the important thing is what to do when you get back up and keep moving forward. that is how the democratic senate candidates won in states across the country even when president trump carried most states. in wisconsin, arizona, nevada, michigan, our democratic candidates emerged victorious. you have to know how did they do it? a relentless, unwavering focus on the issues that matter to those voters the most. the cost of things, the cost of eggs, the cost of meat, milk.

the committee it does sort of keep an eye on party members within the company and also has a role in aligning the company's strategy with the nation's broader goals or at least that's what it's supposed to be doing. and so in many and many companies, including huawei, these committees take sort of similar a similar role as human resources. and so in huawei, they at one point they had announced that the internal party committee would have a over executive promotions, for instance, and being able to veto promotions and that also had a role in sort of monitoring, monitoring executives and officials within the company from an ethical. and so these are the kind of kind of things it does. all right. so let's talk a little bit, you know, you mentioned about the lack of a smoking gun from the u.s. government, about the risks of huawei. and so what are the risks? how are the risks broadly been being discussed? well, if you think about. if you are going to spy on a nation's, these are the pipes that you would be spying. right. so phone networks and internet networks they're what carry all the data of a country moving through zeros and ones ph

one of the people making their thoughts known is the new head of the democratic national committee can martin appearing on msnbc talking about the new role he has and what he saw was job one as he described it for his party. here is some of his thoughts from yesterday. [video clip] >> iran i said we need to get the d&c out of d.c. and they said what you mean? it is a mindset change. building a 57 state party strategy contesting every race and all of our counties. we have to be organizing everywhere which is the name of this tour. we'll be talking with voters and union members, doorknocking for candidates, holding sessions throughout the red and purple and blue states we are visiting. we need to get the d&c out of the beltway, reconnect our message with voters. that is job number one. someday parts of our coalition left us this last election cycle. we know that, latino voters, working-class households, women. the only groups we were performed with were wealthy households and college-educated voters. that is a damning indictment on the democratic party. that is why we have to get out to

melania trump was one of them, she wrote about in her memoir that this happened to her in the national committee religious freedom they were dipping three weeks after opening an account. and it can be interesting to hear their stories and the banks denying that that will be another piece of the hearing, before you go we've had a tragic week. investigators are still searching for answers around the deadly d.c. crash that claimed the lives of d.c. victims, president trump is calling for dif the faa looking to the last four years of aviation hiring, he is suggesting that maia played a role in the tragedy. i want to get your thoughts on those comments from president trump. >> is an unspeakable tragedy. i cannot imagine what those families are going through, picking up a relative at an airport we've all been there anxiously waiting somebody we haven't seen in days or weeks only to see something of this. the tragedy is unspeakable. i absolutely said my prayers and thoughts to every family member involved, a terrible situation. working to get to the bottom of the and we are to make certain that we rest

the only people allowed to vote on this are members of the democratic national committee. so despite what senator schumer and former speaker pelosi and others say, it is largely from the beginning. ken martin had a very big lead among party chairs. look, it certainly matters in terms of building the nuts and bolts of the party. there's no doubt about it. he calls for an investigation and review of what happened, not an autopsy. he claims the party is not dead. we shall see. but look, the the democratic party is not going to rise from the ashes from the headquarters of the dnc. it's going to take some specific leader out there. i think back to zero four, after president bush was reelected, democrats were really just in their doldrums. what happened? barack obama also elected that year. he ultimately rose up after a long primary fight. so the party will be rebuilt if it is from young rising stars and talent, he certainly is necessary to build the nuts and bolts of this. but there is a big fight inside the party about the direction, how liberal it should be, what language it

he is the newly elected chairman of the democratic national committee. mr. martin, congratulations. thanks very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> i'm glad to be on. >> what should americans know about you who don't know about your record or have just heard me describe your record in minnesota, might have been aware that there was a fight for democratic party chairman, but aren't sure what to expect now that you have emerged victorious from that closely fought contest. >> well, look, i mean. >> first i you mentioned our track record of. success in minnesota. >> it's not just winning. >> elections for. winning sake, right? we've been able to deliver on the promises that we made to working people throughout our state. and that's the same lens i want to bring to this work here. there are so many people that have struggled throughout this country over the last several years who are feeling forgotten, left behind, feeling like our party is not fighting for them anymore. and so what we need to do in this moment when the stakes are so high, right, is to sta

has the details. >> democrats elected. >> ken martin as the next. >> chair of the democratic national committee. at a time when democrats are grappling with how to rebound from their losses in 2024 and how to respond to president trump's flurry of actions now that he's in office. now, martin is a party insider. he has been the chair of the minnesota state democratic party, and he earned the majority of votes here at the dnc meeting on saturday. coming in second place was ben wikler, the state chair of the wisconsin democratic party. it all comes as democrats are trying to sort out how they will challenge trump in the years to come. that is something that ken martin said he is very focused on in his early days as dnc chair. this is the message that he said he had for president trump. >> we're coming. this is a new democratic party. we're taking the gloves off. i've always viewed my role as a chair of the democratic party to take the low road. so my candidates and elected officials can take the high road, meaning i'm going to throw a punch. so donald trump, republican party, this is a new dnc. we

conducted in this race for who will lead the democratic national committee.in. >> order to win. >> this first. >> ballot, a candidate. >> will need. >> the majority. >> of support. >> there are. >> 450 voting. >> members of the. >> dnc. >> the majority will. depend that exact figure on how many were here present voting today, but there were. >> eight. >> candidates heading into today's chai candidates were considered to be ben wikler of the state party of wisconsin, as well as ken martin, who leads minnesota's state party, and former maryland governor martin o'malley. two of the candidates that were running today actually dropped out of this race during their nominating speeches and threw their support behind ken martin that included marianne williamson and nate snyder. so we will see whether democrats select a chair on this first ballot. if they do not reach that majority, then this will continue onto further ballots. but there are really major challenges that the democratic party is facing in this moment. and that is what the dnc chair will have to really c

but the concern that we have is that the national committee for the control of conventional homes, the c h. c. c, has not been in place for the past year. in fact, since the last elections that we had in south africa on the 29th may 2024, that committee has only be reconvened in november of last year. during that period submitted, the joint standing committee on defense, which is the committee that overseas, the issues about homes, one told being the national parliament of africa has also not being on the during this period. and in fact, even in the beginning of the end, up to large amount of weapons had been sold to countries that the largest arms are the homes. it's for this to is right as the concern that we have is that because the national in a c, c has not been dealing with this issue properly. 6 it does also not being able to come through the inc, users certificates for those square foot girl, have the resources it doesn't have the manpower to do so, and those homes are being sold to these countries and we cannot prevent the items from being sold onto the sooner we will be used

just played spliced with the highlight reel of all the people trying to run the democratic national committee at their organizational meeting ought to be put together, and we ought to take money from the republican national committee and play it on a loop. ladies and gentlemen, the american left is so far off the rails, they're going to have to get google maps to find their way back. they are way gone right now, and it's glorious. >> thank you very much. we'll be back in a moment. >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> it was the largest act of terrorism on the united states before nine over 11. >> there are a number of anomalies. >> trying to find out the why of it became everything. >> you could look at the iranians, the libyans. >> the cia, hezbollah. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie, the bombing of pan am flight 103, february 16th on cnn when life spells heartburn, how do you spell relief? >> rolaids. rolaids dual active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact. rolaids spells relief. >> buying a car is kind of a big deal, but you use t

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national resources committee has jurisdiction over national parks. i spoke with the ranking democratic member of the committee, representative jared huffman, who expects the national park decisions by trump and musk to be taken up in court. some of these firings we think are illegal. others are just wrong, headed. and so, you know, there will be litigation by. >> federal employee unions and others after firing notices were sent out friday. the park service added to the confusion tuesday saying it will reinstate about 5,000 seasonal jobs that were initially rescinded. those with national park experience likes a busy summer season combined with under staffing. >> will result in a dangerous situation for visitors keep fighting because this a highly illegal and me and the thousands of buttered probationers. evan terminate a legally we want after this. we feel very passionate about the park service. >> protesters against the national park firings are planning to gather saturday from 10:00am to 04:00pm at the exploration center and yosemite valley reporting

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well, the democratic national committee's been holding its winter meeting its held the sleeve. the ship brace can moton is the democratic party leader in minnesota. and very clearly the party was keen to show a united front the candidates for the position, but mountain one with the majority very easily. in the 1st round, a voting he was backed by a party, elders like form is speak of the house, nancy pelosi and the kyra drank and men, but in the senate chuck schumer. so mountain now is picking up a party that tab as he puts it, was punched in the mouth in november. there wasn't that much introspection among party members during this convention. as they were all said, they were more intent on looking to the future rather than to the past, although the house to going lead up the party jane you harrison did say in an interview that he believed the parking is mistake, was to replace joe biden at such a late stage in the campaign, not allowing come on that harris and not run way to contest the leadership race effectively. so now the democratic party has a new lead to can martin. he

national resources committee has jurisdiction over national parks. i spoke with the ranting democratic member of the committee representative jared huffman, who expects the national park decisions by trump and musk to be taken up in court. some of these firings we think are illegal. others are just wrong, headed. and so, you know, there will be litigation by. >> federal employee unions and others after firing notices were sent out friday. the park service added to the confusion tuesday saying it will reinstate about 5,000 seasonal jobs that were initially rescinded. those with national park experience likes a busy summer season combined with under staffing. >> will result in a dangerous situation for visitors keep fighting because this a highly illegal and me and the thousands of buttered probationers evan terminate illegally. we want after this. we feel very passionate about the park service. >> protesters against the national park firings are planning to gather saturday from 10:00am to 04:00pm. >> at the exploration center in yosemite valley reporti

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rich lowry, probably going to run out of time but let me get this right, the democratic party, national committeenamed ken martin, who was ted walz's top adviser whose acceptance speech was absolutely full of race and gender and all the usual stuff. honestly, look what the incredible thing's donald trump is doing in two weeks, week and a half, whatever it is. look what he's doing and taking that into mexico, canada, panama, columbia and that's for starters. now let's go back to the usa where he's going to do and they're doing this, no change whatsoever and the same old time religion getting clockerred two, three months ago. >> they won't learn lesson till the second jd vance term and all this stuff is a mistake and old time religion is right, larry. if something somebody told you deny that jesus christ is your savior and lord to win an election. that's how they do it. look at dei commitments and it's immoral for them and think its righteous and they'd rather lose than give them up. at least for the time being. >> one way i'd never do it is i believe l i believe it too . i do in my heart. >> it'll

spirit democratic national committee was to acknowledge that we gather today to state our values on lands been stewarded for many centuries by the ancestors and the descendants of tribal nations and recognize that our country was built on indigenous lands. >> laura: you have to do that every time, graduation, anywhere you are you have to say it. when it came time to choose our new leaders, where the criteria used related to excellence or experience? >> on this next ballot you will be able to vote for it to candidates of any gender on the next ballots. if two candidates receive -- i'm going to clarify this last point. >> you may vote for two males, to females, to have any gender. you can't do that. because we have to balance. you can vote for one of any gender. nonbinary gender, excuse me. >> laura: gender, gender, anyone. i still can't figure that out. alice into it three times and i have no idea. but this is a man they chose to lead them to victory another 90 minnesota end. meet can martin. ♪ ♪ >> laura: he was telling you that joe biden was great, minnesota. that's all i can say. to nat

well, the democrat national committee holding its leadership vote over the weekend to elect a new chairmanugh their unfavorability rating is at a 16 year high and as the democrats gear up for the 2028 presidential race it seems they haven't learned any lessons from their crushing 2024 defeat. watch this. >> a show of hands. how many of you believe racism and misogyny played a role in vice president harris' defeat? okay. so that's good, you all pass. ♪ when your government is doing you wrong. ♪ you fight on, you fight on. >> on the next ballot you will be able to vote for two candidates of any gender on the next ballot. if two candidates receive -- i'm going to turn to allen to clarify the last part. >> you may vote for two males, two females, two of any gender. okay? no, you can't do that. because we've got to balance. you could vote for one of any gender. okay? nonbinary gender, excuse me. maria: okay, nonbinary gender. okay. democrats eventually electing ken martin as the new chairman, someone who once called for president trump to be tried for treason, left wing activist david hogg was

democratic party, national committee elected someone named ken martin, who was tted walz top advisergender and usual stuff. honestly, look, what the incredible things that donald trump is doing, and two weeks, a week and a half, look. he is just taking out mexico, canada, panama, colombia, they to this no change. this same old-time religion that got clobbered two months ago. >> i don't think they will learn less be on until maybe second jd vance term. but old-time is right, someone told you have to deny jesus christ is your savior to win our election you would never do it, that is how they look at d.e.i. commitment. it is moral for them, they think it is righteous, and no one -- they we rather lose than give it up. larry: i believe it too. >> can i say, i think it will be jd vance and then baron trump. >> that note miran mirror a -- miranda devine and rich lowry thank you, kids. >> coming up, we talk with congressman byron donalds, canada 10,000 troops on border with mexico, it will get crowded, i'm kudlow. ♪ ...to rising stars... ♪ ...to living legends. - you got this. - thank you.

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he showed during the investigation the democratic national committee under polls allegations against president trump the department of justice -- ing officer: the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: mr. president, i rise today to speak about a century-long dispute, 100 years plus there's been a dispute about the federal designation of north america's tallest mountain. it's a pretty majestic picture, but it does nothing to really convey the amazing grandeur of denali. it is majestic. it is breathtaking. it is something that, as alaskans and as a lifelong alaskan, there is not a day, there is not a day when i am able to see denali and just say -- just kind of breathe deep, because it's that extraordinary. and in my hometown of anchorage, where we're about 250 miles away from denali, and on the clear days, when you are on the road just about a mile from my house, just a little bit of elevation, you can see the mountain. and we talk about it that way. we say, she's out, the mountain's out today, the big one is out today. it is an extraordinary -- an extraordinary gift from god, really. s

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. >> harris: democrats elected a new chairman of the democratic national committee. do you know who that man is? i guess we'll get to know him. we'll look at how the liberal party is trying to secure a path forward as president trump is steam rolling with his aggressive agenda. the star-studded legal case that is now rocking hollywood. >> the situation involving defamation and extortion of the like before it goes to trial it largely is going to the influenced on what the public thinks, which is why blake lively today will ask for a gag order. >> harris: lawsuits, new allegations. co-stars of the film it ends with us. it is just beginning for us. in "focus" today's pre-trial hearing that might not turn out the way actors blake lively and justin baldoni wanted. criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor next. —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪vapocooooool♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, power through your day, medicine. (tom) i'd like to take a moment to

singing and dancing is not usually what you think is a qualification for running the democratic national committeeght be -- i don't know how may times i bent on with you, a dozen? this has to be the best monologue intro you have ever done. i can't see a thing, i can hear it. i've been all. by the way, excuse me. i'm a black woman with a microphone, but i'm biracial, i'm only half lack. am i allowed to speak? i cannot with these people. you talk about completely tone deaf, we had one that began to speak about looking in the mere. look in the mayor, how about read the room, stopping tone deaf. you lost because of more so what you did and did not do. then the republicans i think quite often, these people are not used to losing but 2020 because they make sure that they did not loosen 2020, certainly 2016 they've only -- ovaries one better campaign the republicans they were resting on their laurels and aren't shocked. but to not look at the facts, starting with the big map of voters from the election three months ago and how read that map is, how about the black vote? 76, 78 percent highest number of b

there's been a break-in rat the watergate complex, the headquarters of the democratic national committee. how did you independence you were working on that small story? carl: real quickly, i'd been there at the post nine months and the city editor liked to give me assignments. called me on that saturday morning, woke me up and, go to the courthouse. i'd been covering the police for six months and went to the courtroom where the five burglars were being arraigned and they were all in business suits. now, covering night police for six months, i had never seen a burglar in a business suit and that is electrifying and then the lead burglar, james mccord, the judge asked where he worked and mccord said c.i.a. and the judge said speak up so we can hear you and c.i.a. and i was sitting in the front row and i think i blurted out, holy shit. [laughter] mark: carl? carl: i was in the newsroom that morning. i was the chief virginia reporter for the paper and i was doing a profile of someone running for governor and i saw this commotion at the city desk and i went up to find out what it was and was