alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there. >> on january? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it. >> surprise you that you were. >> fired. >> given how resolutely nonpartisan. >> you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> good to be with you. i'm katie tur. how much pain are you willing to tolerate for change? president trump is betting his voters are willing to tough it out. but the question is what are they toughing it out for? the president keeps saying the usa is getting cheated in its trade deals, both with our competitors and our friends. and he believes imposing tariffs are the way to even things out. but are they? so far, everyone we've imposed a tariff on has slapped one right back or they're about to. meaning prices are going to go up for everyone on everything from avocados to lumber. it's going to be painful, and it's not what donald trump promised during the campaign. and the impact is already being felt. here's how local news stations from around the c

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you thereou that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast. >> trumpland with. >> alex wagner. >> so time president trump is set to give his first address. >> to a joint session of congress. >> after a. >> c

. >> 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 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. >> good day. i'm chris jansing, live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. not backing down from a fight. americans and their wallets are now in the crosshairs of a growing trade war. canada and china imposing retaliatory tariffs. mexico won't be far behind. and the stock market in a freefall. is this just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to higher prices at the pump? the grocery store? the car lot. plus the president's address. can donald trump use his speech to congress tonight to sell his vision, even if it costs americans their money or their jobs? we'll tal

. >> it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarityatters 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. >> good day. i'm chris jansing, live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. not backing down from a fight. americans and their wallets are now in the crosshairs of a growing trade war. canada and china imposing retaliatory

and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented. lex 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. >> the last thing before we go tonight. attention all out for seniors. for many students who lost their homes in the wildfire. steve carell had an awesome surprise this week. the award winning comedian popped up on screens at six different high school assemblies in the area with a very special announcement. watch this. >> this is steve carell with a very special announcement. >> i work. >> with a wonderful. >> charity based. >> out. >> of virginia. >> called alyssa's kids, and alyssa's kids. >> wanted me. >> to let. >> you know. >> that they will. >> be paid for. >> all. >> of. >> your prom tickets. and if you h

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you therenuary? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast trumpland with alex wagner. >> okay, let's check out the dow right now. it's inching up back toward 400 points, down 375 376 a direct reaction to president trump's new tariffs on canada, mexico and china and then retaliatory measures that those countries have either said they're taking now or going to take over the weekend. at one point today, the s&p 500 fell 1.7%, erasing all the gains it had made since trump was elected in november. president trump's latest tariffs will have a big impact on america's farmers, and minnesota governor tim walz just toured a farm in his state this afternoon, and our own vaughn hillyard caught up with two farmers in iowa. >> i'm nervous. >> about this, especially for our small. >> producers. >> because we. >> know when these things go bad and people have to sell, we get co

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you therehere on january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast. >> trumpland. >> with alex wagner. >> if the trump administration gets its way, immigrants as young as 14 years old will have to register with the government or potentially face criminal prosecution. the recent announcement by the department of homeland security is a dramatic escalation of its efforts to push millions of immigrants out of the united states, or make them leave on their own. this comes the same week that president trump signed an executive order to make english the official language of the united states, marking the first time the u.s. has ever designated any such language. look, let's get this straight it is not realistic for immigration officials to check if every single undocumented person in this country has turned over their data. because guess what? there are some 11 million of them here. and it's a

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>> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> good day.in. >> new york city. >> is president trump ready to walk away? the future of u.s. support and u.s. aid for ukraine seemingly in doubt after president trump

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you thereyou that. >> you were. >> fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan. >> you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> the last thing before we go tonight. attention all altadena seniors. for many students who lost their homes in the wildfire. steve carell had an awesome surprise this week. the award winning comedian popped up on screens at six different high school assemblies in the area with a very special announcement. watch this. >> this is steve. >> carell with a very special announcement. >> i work with a wonderful. >> charity based out. >> of virginia. >> called alyssa's kids. >> and alyssa's. >> kids wanted me. >> to let. >> you know. >> that they will be paying for. >> all of your. >> prom tickets. >> and if. >> you. >> have already paid for your prom tickets. >> they will. >> reimburse you for your prom tickets. >> it's a pretty good deal. >> have fun. >> enjoy the prom. >> now that is what i call an a list. promposal if yo

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there on january? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it surprise. >> you that you were. >> fired. >> given how resolutely nonpartisan. >> you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> good day. i'm chris jansing, live at. msnbc headquarters in. >> new york city. >> is president trump ready to walk away? the future of u.s. support and u.s. aid for ukraine seemingly in doubt after president trump blasts president zelensky today, saying america won't put up with this much longer. what exactly does that mean for a possible. peace deal? plus, fleeing the flames, wildfires erupt across the carolinas, ripping through bone dry forests, threatening homes and forcing officials to order evacuations. we're live with the dramatic images. and another monday, another missive from elon musk. federal workers on a deadline again to justify their jobs. something they may have to do now. every single week. we saw the chaos those demands caused last tim

alex wagner travels. >> to the story. >> to talk with people most. >> impacted by the policies. >> were you there on january? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it. >> surprise you that you were. >> fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for. >> more in-depth reporting. >> follow her. >> podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> right now. >> on anna cabrera reports. breaking news from the white house. >> president trump. >> escalating his. >> trade war, hitting mexico, canada and china with new tariffs overnight. canada and china already retaliating. >> what could soon cost. >> you more? >> plus, the president. >> also pausing military aid to ukraine overnight. the latest volley after. >> that oval office. >> clash with zelensky. >> how it could impact ukraine's defense. >> also ahead, the president's. >> address to. >> a joint. >> session of congress tonight. >> as. >> democrats struggle with this. >> question. >> should they even attend? >> good morning. >> it's ten eastern, 7 a.m. pacific. >> great to. >> have you with us. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new y

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there >> did it. >> surprise you that you were. >> fired. >> given how resolutely nonpartisan. >> you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> good to be with you. i'm katie tur. how mucn

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there on january? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast. >> trumpland with. >> alex wagner. >> so time president trump is set to give his first address. >> to a joint session of congress. >> after a. >> chaotic and cruel. >> start to his second term. >> including his. embarrassing oval office ambush of an american ally. >> senator chris van hollen joins me live to discuss how the democrats will respond and how. >> this week changed everything. crackdown. >> trump signed. >> an executive. >> order. >> making english. >> the country's official language, a largely symbolic. >> gesture in a nation. >> with 42 million spanish speakers. i'll ask maria. hinojosa if this is really about policy or just political theater. plot twists as we count down. >> to tonight's. >> academy awards. >> chris witherspoon joins me live with his predictions and details on. >> a

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there. on january? >> i was. >> there on. >> january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast. trumpland with alex wagner. >> well. >> i've been in my fair share of oval office meetings, but fortunately none quite like that one. most of the world has been reacting in horror to the way trump and vance berated ukraine's president on friday, but not the kremlin. this morning, they said it all aligns with their vision. david remnick is the editor in chief of the new yorker and served as the washington post moscow bureau chief. michael mcfaul is the former u.s. ambassador to russia, and both of them joined me live in just a moment. plus, i'll ask senator mark kelly about his republican colleagues who are twisting themselves into pretzels to defend donald trump in this moment, as one of them actually decides to speak out. okay. well, we saw on friday in the oval office is one of those th

alex wagner.eople. >> most impacted by the policies. >> were you there on january? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast trumpland with alex wagner. >> you know what time it is? time for money, power, politics. as we mentioned before the break, president trump's sweeping tariffs. on mexico and canada are set to go into effect at midnight, just over 30 minutes from now. president trump's decision to go forward with these tariffs, no surprise, triggered a huge market sell off. it comes. >> as the. >> atlanta fed's. >> analysis of key. economic data. don't don't lose me. don't phase out here. their economic data shows that the first quarter of this year is on track to have negative growth. let's get into it. david gura is here, bloomberg, correspondent of host of the big take podcast and chief economics commentator for the wall street journal. greg. greg, i'm goi

howie: the network's sinking ratings, msnbc's new president, rebecca cutler hosting shows by alex wagnerdiaz while bringing jen psaki into primetime. separately lester holtz stepping down as anchor of nbc nightly news after a decade to consoconcentrate on dateline. he was just tired of the daily grind. staffers at the national security agency of using an internal messaging system for exphysiograph it sex chats including having group sex on the weekend according to city journal that brought swift action. >> i put out a directive today they all will be terminated and their security clearances will be revoked. howie: more than 100 staffers have been fired. elon musk has confirmed that ashley st. clair, whose claim we reported last week, has a five-month old baby that's his 13th child, but casts "the situation" in very different light posting messages allegedly from st. clair shared by an allie that say, elonfollowe. i need his rocket babies. also, i take one for the team. seduce elon, get in a rocket and see what's up and later i need a caption to seduce elon musk. this , from a woman in a

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you theres. >> there on january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast reporting, follow her podcast trumpland with in a town with zero degrees of separation, paige birgfeld's disappearance and murder impacted many here. if they didn't know paige personally, then they were in on the search or were a potential witness or knew somebody who was. or in the worst case, knew one of the possible suspects. so when the trial finally got underway, the town's attention was very much focused on this courtroom. we're on the record in 14-- 1432. keith morrison: but, the trouble began before a single witness could be called. ron bigler was angry, wound up. the new district attorney, dan rubenstein, was set to call paige's first husband-- he was a key witness, but was afraid he might actually attack jones in the courtroom because biegler had actually threatened to kill him. dan rubenstein: and indic

alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented. ll 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. >> we're continuing to unpack donald trump's bombastic joint address to congress tonight. y'all. did y'all see that thing? oh my gosh. well, we know our two guests did. basil smikle, democratic strategist and former executive director of the new york state democratic party. he's now an msnbc political analyst and columbia university professor. and also with us is my good buddy, susan del percio, veteran republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> we've been we've we've said a lot over the last hour. >> especially symone. >> well. >> just trying to keep up with the chairman

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you. >> thereanuary 6th. >> did it. >> surprise you that you were fired, given how resolutely nonpartisan you have been? >> and for more in-depth >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her sunday night, the 1st of july, the grand junction fire department was called to an industrial parking lot. a little red car was on fire. frank birgfeld heard about the fire the morning after, roared over there, and could do nothing except watch from a distance as investigators crawled over his daughter's car. and that morning, frank gave the first of what would be many, many interviews. we were hopeful when we found the car things would fall into place, and maybe they will. keith morrison (voiceover): this interview, though, was one frank just couldn't get through. you know, it occurred to me i hadn't cried in a long time. i've learned how to do that. that's it. keith morrison (voiceover): firefighter robert thomason helped with the arson investigation. you can see that the glass itself was all burned out, an

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there. >> on january? >> i was there on january 6th. >> did it surprise. >> you that. >> you were fired. >> given how resolutely nonpartisan. >> you have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> hi there everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. four months. that is how long ukraine can resist russian forces without support from the united states. that's according to one alarming estimate in the new york times today. a dire picture for an ally that the trump administration appears intent on weakening ahead of any negotiations with vladimir putin. one defense official tells nbc. news that arms shipments to ukraine this week were halted in their tracks. the planes were turned back when the trump administration decided to stop arming ukraine. on top of that news this morning that the trump administration has stopped sharing intelligence with ukraine as well. here's national security adviser mike waltz. >> did the us pause. >> intelligence sharing. >>

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you there >> were fired. >> given how. >> resolutely nonpartisan. >> you. >> have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast trumpland with alex wagner. >> washington post owner and amazon founder jeff bezos, of course, announced a major shift in the paper's opinion section in a social media post. of course, you all saw this. the tech mogul outlined dramatic changes that would focus on personal liberties and free markets. still not sure exactly what personal liberties is defined by in his mind, and won't publish anything that opposes those ideas. the billionaire also revealed he offered the section's editor, david shipley, a chance to continue in this new chapter, but shipley decided to step away. he's been running the section since 2022. let's bring in talk about this and much more. pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post, eugene robinson. gene, let's just i'm curious what your thought is. you have been connected with the washington post,

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you. >> there> on january 6th. >> did it surprise you that you. >> were fired. >> given how resolutely. >> nonpartisan you. >> have been? >> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with each day that first week, little groups of people showed up at big mike's place out in rural monroe county, eager to follow a worried sister's direction. five mile radius out the first circle, my house, 10 miles out. that's where we're looking, that's where she'd go. keith morrison: while in town, the sheriff's office confronted the baffling mystery. it's a halloween party, so you had the majority of people in costumes. keith morrison: it didn't take but a minute for detective brian sroka and mike preadmore to get the picture this wasn't going to be easy. somehow, they had to figure out what happened to one young woman at a rowdy party of more than 600 people who'd been drinking, many of whom had disguised themselves for halloween. so we put all those together, i

her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> i used to hate to go to my own staff meetings because ite room. they weren't necessarily supportive of me. i didn't have a lot. >> of people. >> i could trust in the beginning because i inherited a team. but over time, i hired more women. you know, i evened out the room, and i gave women more opportunities than they would have had under someone else. so i think the thing i would focus on the most is making sure there are more. female ceos and. creating a work environment where female ceos can be successful. >> that was the former chairman and ceo of black entertainment television networks, deborah lee. back in 2020, two years after launching bet, outlining her hopes for the future of women in corporate america, lee's own trailblazing career in the entertainment industry, and her advice on how to achieve success in business are detailed in her memoir titled i am deborah lee, which is available now in paperback. deborah joins us now, i'm happy to say, following her 13 year tenure as ceo of bet, deborah now serves as a director on the boards o

alex wagner travels to the story to talk with people most impacted by the policies. >> were you therer more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> back to president trump's joint address to congress last night, first term democratic senator elissa slotkin of michigan delivered the party's response. she spoke for about ten minutes from just outside detroit, warning of the consequences of the president's agenda and urging americans to stay engaged. >> president trump is trying to deliver an unprecedented giveaway to his billionaire friends. he's on the hunt to find trillions of dollars to pass along to the wealthiest in america. and to do that, he's going to make you pay in every part of your life. your premiums and prescriptions will cost mor, because the math on his proposals doesn't work without going after your health care. meanwhile, for those keeping score, the national debt is going up, not down. and if he's not careful, he could walk us right into a recession. and one more thing. in order to pay for his plan, he could very well come after your ret

>> and for more in-depth reporting, follow her podcast, trumpland with alex wagner. >> so. >> alan, we insolent pig, referring. >> to zelensky. >> the insolent pig. >> finally got a. >> proper slap. >> down in the oval office. so we're. >> seeing jubilation. there from the kremlin as. to what transpired. and as keir pointed out. >> i heard. >> this senior trump officials say this over the weekend. they are considering immediately halting aid to ukraine. they haven't. >> done it yet, but that is a topic of. >> conversation there. so let's get. your take as to what you. witnessed on friday. a fundamental. >> shift, frankly. >> i. >> heard from several diplomats and former u.s. >> and current u.s. intelligence and military officials. >> saying it seems like. this white house siding with moscow. >> yeah, i think. >> writ large. >> the most. >> interesting reveal of this meeting was basically that the. >> trump administration doesn't. >> really have much of. >> a plan. i think that. you know. >> trump has. >> for peace in ukraine. >> trump had, of course. >> campaigned on a quick solution.