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settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> welcome back to way too early.t west, i'm ali vitali. the senate finance committee will vote today on whether to advance the nomination of robert f kennedy jr. for health and human services secretary. the fate of kennedy's bid could fall upon republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana. senator cassidy, a medical doctor, is a member of the finance committee and chairman of the health committee. the other panel that held a hearing for rfk jr last week, and cassidy has openly struggled with kennedy's nomination, specifically when it comes to his past conspiracy theories about vaccines. meanwhile, another of trump's cabinet picks just picked up a key endorsement ahead of her committee vote later today. republican senator susan collins of maine has announced she will vote in favor of tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence. she explained her decision to reporters yesterday. >> after extensive consideration, conversations with her in my office, attending the hearing, questioning her there and listening to h

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

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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

it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to 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. >> i want to speak directly to all of our federal workers about this, because they deserve better than to be pushed out the door with a nine day pressure tactic that comes with no clarity, no details, and a lot of questions left unanswered. i personally am deeply skeptical of any offer from a president like donald trump, who has so consistently shown he will try to stiff workers at every opportunity. >> today, a federal judge temporarily blocked the trump administration from trying to pressure government employees around the country into a mass resignation. 2 million federal workers started getting emails from the office of

. >> 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

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. >> what we do is try to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington that day. thank you so much for letting us into your homes. we are so grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. >> the only reason that. >> i don't banter with you every day is with everything going. on right now, i feel like. >> we would just. >> use the whole hour from the. >> middle. east to d.o.j. you. if you ever need me, i'm here. it was so nice to have alex out here. i miss, i miss the family. family dinners. family. >> i love a family dinner. the family that stays informed together. stays together. >> the family that eats as rachel calls my snacks. kibble formed suites together. >> well, i'll see you out at the big table soon. we have a lot going on, obviously, while we try to keep grounded with a good spirit amidst everything. thank you nicole. >> have a good show. >> appreciate it. welcome to

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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

it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to es 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 b

. >> the rachel maddow show >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc.nshots] kate snow: armed men stormed into the westgate mall in nairobi, kenya, firing round after fatal round. katherine walton was hunkered down near where the shooting had started, crouched in a small kiosk with a stranger and her three young daughters. she was desperately worried about her sons who were somewhere out there, but she had to focus on keeping her daughters quiet so they wouldn't attract attention. are you hiding from gunmen? yeah. we were laying down on the ground trying to hide from them so that they couldn't see us. portia kept her fingers in her ears. gigi lay there and she said, "mom, i want my blanket, and my mouse, and my flashlight." she sleeps with those three things every night. she said she wanted her brothers. and i told her that we'd see them later. kate snow: katherine could only hope that was true. half a world away, a phone rang in a hotel in north carolina. katherine's husband philip, a tech entrepreneur, had gone back to the us for business meetings, le

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is. >> the time, so we're going to do it.r letting us into your homes. we are so grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. >> the only reason that. >> i don't banter with you every day is with everything

. >> it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing claritycies being implemented. alex 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 9:00 on msnbc. >> it's been three weeks since several devastating wildfires ravaged los angeles, destroying over 50,000 acres and over 10,000 homes. today, some good news. california state officials now declaring the eaton and palisades fires completely contained. but for families who lost everything, it's just the beginning of a very long and hard process of picking up the pieces. and one organization is hoping to comfort this disaster's youngest victims. working mom notes a new jersey based advocacy group is offering to find replacements for stuffed animals that little ones lost in the fi

first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented 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 nine. >> on msnbc. >> new orleans officials say the city will be the safest in america for the biggest game of the year. the super bowl while millions are watching on tv, heavily armed national guardsmen will be patrolling on foot. helicopters will be circling above and police boats will be out on the water. the security preparations come just over a month after the new year's day terrorist attack on bourbon street that killed 14 people. and it's even more heightened now that president trump plans to attend the game. the first sitting u.s. president to go. nbc's priscilla thompson is on the ground for us in new orleans. and priscilla, we know that there

. >> it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarityng 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 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,

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. >> nine on msnbc. >> what we do. >> is try. >> to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington that day. thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these trying times. we're really grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. thank you very much. >> welcome to the beat. i'm ari. >> melber. >> and we are reporting on the ongoing fallout in these clashes over what are ongoing. >> trump efforts. >> to gut. >> key parts. >> of the federal government. >> he's also. >> facing rebukes in the united states court system, as well as from some foreign governments pushing back on a range of issues. >> so we have. >> a lot of those stories in the broadcast tonight. i do want to tell you up. top later in the hour. we also have a veteran d.o.j. jan six prosecutor. so that's going to be instructive on frankly, more than one issue. when you think about all of these legal challenges. there's

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc.as. >> some concerted planning of. the capitol. and it just wasn't. >> stuart was. becoming increasingly unstable. >> people are gravitating to him like a son. i bet everything on him being locked away forever. >> when donald trump issued pardons for more than 1500 january 6th rioters, he also set free some of the most notorious leaders of the far right movement in this country. among them was stewart rhodes, the founder of the right wing anti-government militia, the oath keepers. here he was, just 18 days after his 18 year prison sentence was commuted on stage behind trump at a las vegas rally. rhodes is the subject of a new msnbc films documentary airing tonight after this show called king of the apocalypse the inside story on the rise of oath keepers. stewart rhodes, the director of the film, says it's not just political, it's also a shakespearean tragedy due to his shifting relationships with his now estranged and de-radicalised family members. here's a quick look. >> people are gr

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.in the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> all right. we are back with another worst of the week. this bonus round kicks off with the white house press secretary, caroline leavitt, who gave her first press briefing ever, ever after her boss set off a nationwide panic with his federal spending freeze. while americans are worried about, you know, access to medicaid and meals on wheels or school lunches. leavitt said, hold on, hold on. we have a much, much bigger problem. >> doge and omb. >> also found that there was about to be 50 million. >> taxpayer dollars that went out the door. >> to fund condoms. >> in gaza. that is a preposterous waste of. >> taxpayer money. >> so that's what this pause is. >> focused on. >> elon musk then claimed the condoms were just the tip of the iceberg, adding, quote, my guess is that a lot of that money ended up in the pockets of hamas, not actually condoms. well, his comments and leavitt's spread like wildfire, but there was just one problem

settle in. >> the rachel maddow. show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> more now on federal websites.mply with donald trump's order to get rid of all references to quote, gender ideology. now, this included the cdc's data portal and pages for the faa and census bureau. meanwhile, pages on hiv prevention and lgbtq resources have already been scrubbed completely. >> the dea is would have ruined our country, and now it's dead. i think dea is dead. so if they want to scrub the website, that's okay with me. but i can't tell you. i guess probably certain people handle it in certain ways. but i'll tell you who's very happy about it. the military, the real leaders, the real generals and the military. they're very happy about it. >> joining us now, democratic congressman from texas, marc veasey. he's a member of the house energy and commerce committee. congressman, what is your reaction to these moves? and does it make us safer? >> no. these moves. >> are absolutely crazy and. >> unnecessary. >> trump actually. >> caused a. >> panic. >> a huge. >> panic in the health care community a few days

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and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it.hts at 9:00 on msnbc. >> 30 past the hour. 30 past the hour. happening now. officials are working to pull the fuselage of an american airlines passenger jet out of the potomac river. the recovery teams are hoping to find the 12 missing bodies out of the 67 victims from wednesday's mid-air collision. nbc's tom costello is with us this morning. tom, investigators recovered the black boxes, both of the airplane and of the helicopter. what do we know so far? >> yeah. >> and actually. >> can i can i show you what i think we have. >> cued up already is video from. >> this morning of the salvage teams out there on the water. >> pulling up one of the aircraft. engines from. this regional. >> jet, the. american airlines regional jet. they've been out there since daybreak. and at about 10 a.m. they actually removed. there you have it. one of the engines from that regional jet. >> and they need to. >> pull hopefully the entire regional. >> jet up. and it may be. >> coming up. >> in pieces. >> and

rachel maddow is on five nights. >> a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it.>> the. rachel maddow show. >> weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc. >> daily newsletter. get the best. >> of msnbc all in one place. >> sign up. >> for msnbc daily@msnbc.com. >> let's go back to some breaking news we've been following this morning. a federal judge has blocked elon musk's doge from accessing sensitive records at the treasury department after 19 democratic state attorneys general sued the trump administration over musk's musk's access to that personal financial data. with us now. one of those ags, william tong of connecticut. good morning sir. >> good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> attorney general tong, i'm wondering, how did the state attorney generals come to the democratic state? attorney general's come to the decision that you all needed to sue? how did how did you essentially put this suit together? >> so, as you know. >> we're ready for. >> this moment. we're ready. well, before donald trump got. >>

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it.>> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> donald trump's tariffs against mexico, canada and china are already facing condemnation from right leaning groups. the u.s. chamber of commerce said, quote, the imposition of tariffs under the international emergency economic powers act is unprecedented and will only raise prices for american families and upend supply chains. the conservative wall street journal editorial board was even more blunt, calling it, quote, the dumbest trade war in history. sometimes the simplest word really captures the essence. >> it makes it. it makes it really drives the point home. the wall street journal went on to say the that mr. trump negotiated under the us-mexico-canada trade agreement that mr. trump negotiated and signed in his first term, the us willingness to ignore its treaty obligations, even with friends, won't make other countries eager to do deals. maybe mr. trump will claim victory and pull back if he wins some token concessions. bu

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settle in. >> the rachel maddow. >> show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> welcome back. and >>> welcome back and joining me now is democratic senator, mark kelly of arizona. senator kelly, welcome back to "meet the press". >> good morning, kristen. >> it's great to have you back. i do have to start again on this tragic news about this plane crash here in the nation's capitol. you, of course, have flown combat missions as a navy pilot. you just heard my conversation with senator schmitt, responding to what we heard from president trump this week, that diversity programs, according to the president, may have played a role. the president acknowledging that he does not have proof of that. what is your take on what we know and what you've heard? >> well, kristen, first, it's a tragic and sad accident and i really feel for the families. the plane, on the helicopter, it's -- you know, you know, these accidents are often very complicated set of things that happen sequentially. it's often not one thing that causes a major aviation accident like this. i've been involved in acciden

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. president trump's first 100 days watch. >> i'm going to be here five days a week again. >> read and listen. >> staying up half. >> the night. >> reading executive orders. >> for this defining time in the second trump presidency. stay second trump presidency. stay with keith morrison: in the autumn of 1994, a suffocating grief descended in anchorage, alaska, and settled on the home of 18-year-old bonnie craig. it was a very bad night. it was tough. it was really tough. i guess you just don't know what to do after that, how to channel your emotions. we were all devastated. keith morrison: once she arrived home, bonnie's mother karen jumped into action. had to find the truth about bonnie's day and seemed equipped to do so. she was an anchorage reserve police officer, and, before that, a local tv reporter. she told her media friends it was murder. the troopers didn't know what they were doing. she even included samantha in this interview. she wouldn't have taken a ride, and she wouldn't h

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're. >> going. >> to do it.he rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> at the fbi, some agents have started to pack up their desks as fears of mass firings grow. as early as this week, hundreds, even thousands of fbi agents could be shown the door after senior fbi officials and prosecutors who worked on january 6th cases were forced out. but in new york, a top agent is vowing to dig in a kind of grassroots start in a fight against what critics say is a series of moves by donald trump that will make the u.s. less safe. nbc's ken dilanian is following this for us from washington, d.c. so, ken, what is going on at the fbi right now? >> chris, it's not an exaggeration to say that the fbi is in a state of crisis. and that's according to dozens of current and former fbi officials that we've been talking to at nbc news. they have never seen anything like this, where a group of agents has been targeted because of a case they worked on, that in many cases, they were assigned to. they were ordered to. and i'm ta

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the first 100 days, it's a critical time for our country, and rachel maddow is on five nights a week.nd the strength to speak truth to power right now? you've got an administration. you've got a president ready, willing and able to take legal action against people doing their jobs. >> i think in 2025, politically engaged people can find the strength to make their voices heard and try to help create a climate of opinion that enables these institutions, these people who run these institutions, to do the right thing. >> well, jon meacham, you are certainly in my light tonight. >> stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc daily newsletter. sign up for msnbc daily@msnbc.com. to understand more with 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 donal

and rachel maddow is. >> on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it. show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> let's bring in right now. joining the conversation, the host of all in with chris hayes. >> chris hayes, he. >> is the. >> author of the. >> new book titled the. siren's call. >> how attention became the world's. >> most endangered resource. and actually, chris. >> this is. >> this is. >> very connected. >> because we're talking about. >> the importance. >> of a new generation stopping, you know, when i when i was. >> growing up. >> most of my. reading was. >> sports illustrated. >> but. >> you know. i still. >> would read the. >> you know, books like the. abandonment of. the jews in college. i'd read the. rise and. >> fall shier's the rise and. fall of the. >> third reich. >> and i think we all did. we did enough reading to understand the horrors in. >> a very real way. you have written. >> a book. i think it's so extraordinarily. important right. >> now about. how right now. >> our neurological. >> structures are. >> evolutionary characteristics,

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. >> tons to get to tonight. really appreciated your show tonight. thank you, my friend. >> thank you. >> and thanks to. >> you at home for joining us. >> this hour. really happy to have you here. so much to get to. so naturally we are going to start with this. car sales. in france are way down. year over year car sales for whatever reason, are way down in france, down by 6%. i don't know exactly why that's happening or what it means, if anything. big picture, i presume. it probably sucks for people who sell cars for a living in france. but you know who? it really, really sucks for? it really sucks for tesla. because while car sales in france are down by 6%, sales of teslas in france are down by 63%, not 6%, but 63%. ooh, i wonder why that is. france is the second largest market for electric cars in all of europe. so that's that's really bad for tesla. down 63%. the only country in europe that is a larger market than france is germany. in germa

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the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> hey, jen. >> thank you, my friend. >> i've got something right. >> along those same lines tonight. >> can't wait to watch that story. >> absolutely. >> and thanks. >> to you at home for joining us this hour. >> happy to have you here. >> i'm also. >> very relieved. >> to. >> not be. >> leading the show tonight with news of. >> yet. >> another plane crash. on the second. >> week of this presidency. >> the new president. >> of course. >> caused mass. >> confusion among everyone. >> who works for the federal government. mass confusion? >> mass anxiety. when he sent. all federal. >> employees a weirdly. >> worded spam like. >> email message. >> telling them all to resign. >> that went. >> out. >> from the white house on. >> wednesday morning. >> to everyone. >> in the government, including, say, air traffic controllers. >> and faa. >> staff and people who work for the national transportation safety board. >> that went out. >> wednesday morning. that night, wednesday night i

the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. hey, jen. >> thank you, my friend. i've got something right along those same lines tonight. can't wait to watch. that story. >> all right. absolutely. >> my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. i'm also very relieved to not be leading the show tonight with news of yet another plane crash on the second week of this presidency. the new president, of course, caused mass confusion among everyone who works for the federal government. mass confusion, mass anxiety. when he sent all federal employees a weirdly worded spam like email message telling them all to resign. that went out from the white house on wednesday morning to everyone in the government, including, say, air traffic controllers and faa staff and people who work for the national transportation safety board, that went out wednesday morning. that night, wednesday night is when there was a mid-air collision plane crash over the potomac river in washington, dc, killing 67 people. absolutely horrific tragedy the day after

the rachel maddow show starts right now. n't wait to watch that story. >> absolutely. >> and thanks. >> to you at home for joining us this hour. >> happy to have you here. >> i'm also. >> very relieved. >> to. >> not be. >> leading the show tonight with news of. >> yet. >> another plane crash. on the second. >> week of this presidency. >> the new president. >> of course. >> caused mass. >> confusion among everyone. >> who works for the federal government. mass confusion? >> mass anxiety. when he sent. all federal. >> employees a weirdly. >> worded spam like. >> email message. >> telling them all to resign.

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. tons to get to tonight. really appreciated your show tonight. thank you, my friend. >> thank you. >> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. so much to get to. so naturally we are going to starth

the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. hey, jen. >> thank you, my friend.right along those same lines tonight. can't wait to watch. that story. >> all right. absolutely. >> my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. i'm also very relieved to not be leading the show tonight with news of yet another plane crash on the second week of this presidency. the new president, of course, caused mass confusion among everyone who works for the federal government. mass confusion, mass anxiety. when he sent all federal employees a weirdly worded spam like email message telling them all to resign. that went out from the white house on wednesday morning to everyone in the government, including, say, air traffic controllers and faa staff and people who work for the national transportation safety board, that went out wednesday morning.

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening michael. >> working triple. >> time i see. >> no rest. >> no rest. >> for. >> the wicked. >> everybody's all in. >> all the time. >> i'm learning from the best. >> well. >> get some sleep. >> you got about five minutes. >> to sleep. >> before you're due. >> back here, michael. >> thank you. >> my friend. >> thank you. well done. >> and thanks to. >> you at. >> home. >> for joining us tonight. >> really happy to. >> have you. >> here on. >> a friday. >> night just. >> after. >> the election, three days. >> after the election. >> a right wing streaming network. >> started airing. >> a. six part. >> russian propaganda. >> special attacking the fbi. >> now, i say it was a russian. >> propaganda special because. >> specifically it was. >> made by a. >> producer who has. >> made a. >> living making propaganda for the kremlin. one of the producers, the guy who financed. >> and produced. >> this film, this docu series, this attack on the fbi. he has been pa

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening. chel. >> chris hayes, my friend, i have to ask you how you are putting on the watch, what he says or watch what he does, not what he says. scale. these comments from the president tonight on, we're going to send u.s. troops into gaza. >> it's a great question and one we wrestled with and happened so quickly right before the show that i'm still not sure we have some reporting that indicates this was thought through, that this was the announcement of a new policy, that this was discussed in the meeting with netanyahu. i think it's much more than riffing. i think i think what we saw tonight now, whether that will there will be follow through. who knows? but i don't think it was just off the cuff. i think this is an announcement of a new policy of this government. >> yeah. i think i mean, i think one thing that we are learning is everything is a trial balloon, right? that everything that he says is to see what the reaction is. and then he either says he didn't mean it or it was a joke, or

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> chris hayes, my friend, i have to ask you how you are putting on the watch, what he says or watch what he does, not what he says. scale these comments from the president. tonight on, we're going to send u.s. troops into gaza. >> it's a great question and one we wrestled with and happened so quickly right before the show that i'm still not sure we have some reporting that indicates this was thought through, that this was the announcement of a new policy, that this was discussed in the meeting with netanyahu. i think it's much more than riffing. i think i think what we saw tonight now, whether that will there will be follow through, who knows. but i don't think it was just off the cuff. i think this is an announcement of a new policy of this government. >> yeah. i think i mean, i think one thing that we are learning is everything is a trial balloon, right? that everything that he says is to see what the reaction is. and then he either says he didn't mean it or it

i will leave you alone to let you know the only person that i watch on tv is rachel maddow at night at 9:00 p.m.. otherwise i see his face. right now i'm looking at his face and i can't take it. i love you, john. be strong for me. host: sophia in new york city. democrat, good morning. caller: this is dennis in alabama? host: that is you, go ahead. caller: i'm talking about the kennedy speech he gave about the usaid to different offsets, like lgbtq, gaza and all that. this is what elon musk told him that usaid did, gave it to those people. my guess is perhaps usaid gave it to a company or someone in the companies, and how the money got to those organizations wasn't a result of usaid. would you agree with that? host: that is dennis in alabama. this is kurt in ohio, republican, good morning. caller: i'm calling about, you called the last guy in the last segment a conspiracy theorist. cloud seeding has been going on since 1948. that is proven. a physicist from princeton, he will tell you all about it. host: is there a public policy issue that is happening this week that you want to talk ab

the rachel maddow show starts right now. from the president. tonight on, we're going to send u.s. troops into gaza. >> it's a great question and one we wrestled with and happened so quickly right before the show that i'm still not sure we have some reporting that indicates this was thought through, that this was the announcement of a new policy, that this was discussed in the meeting with netanyahu. i think it's much more than rif

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. >> i hope you don't. >> mind me saying, but congratulations. siren's call. your new book has just been announced as number one on the new york times best seller list. i don't know if you know this. am i breaking this news to you? >> no, i did know it. i got to call it. i'm grinning ear to ear. i feel very, very, very appreciative and very proud and very thankful for all the incredible support it's gotten from you who blurbed it, and the amazing people that have all worked it, and the people coming out of the events who are just great, and it's been great to see and just nourishing for the soul. >> yeah. >> well, it's a fantastic i mean, all of your books are great. this new one is so of the moment. it's really important. it's really smart. and i'm really proud of you. you are a number one new york times bestselling author with this book tonight, chris. there's only one number one. every other book that's in public, that's in publication right

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. don't mind me saying, but congratulations. siren's call. your new book has just been announced as number one on the new york times bestseller list. i don't know if you know this. am i breaking this news to you? >> no, i did know it.

>> settle in. >> the rachel maddow. >> show weeknights at 9:00.what. >> we're seeing in washington that day. >> holman's still talking, basil. your turn. >> yeah. >> no, just in talking about the number and raising the issues about with respect to the nonprofits, there are a lot of them that are currently feeling the pain because a lot of funders have pulled back, you know, so there there's a real question about how to move forward. i'm involved in an organization that during that freeze, we're thinking they may lose $6 million and they provide healthy foods to kids around the country. so when you think about the not just the actual effect of the freeze, but the chilling effect that happens afterwards, it really does signal that we're in a very different time, that not donald trump doesn't have to just do something, he just has to kind of elevate an issue, and people start to get really scared and concerned. and that's why, you know, even with respect to the department of education, eliminating that is one thing. but the title one funds and the he