>> well, it is great to be with you, jen. i am running to be the next leader of the liberal party and the next prime minister. >> of. >> canada, because right now we canadians have to stand up and fight for our country. if the tariffs are imposed, as. >> prime minister, i. >> will fight back. >> with dollar for dollar. >> retaliatory tariffs. and our retaliation is going to be surgically targeted to create the maximum. pressure on the white house to. stop what the wall street journal has described. >> quite rightly. >> as the. dumbest trade war in history. an example of. >> a measure. >> that i will put in place as prime minister is. 100% tariffs. >> on teslas. >> i think that should get some attention in the white house. and you know, jen, i think people americans, you know, i don't think you think about canada all that much. but i think when you do think about canada, you might think, oh, they're smaller than us. is this really something i should be worried about? well, the stock market is worried. shares have gone down and

no, scott jennings isn't on. you're safe, scott jennings isn't on. and they say that. it's like when you watch somebody, when you watch jennings asked terry, or whatever his name is. this goes to your point, his reason behind his banal assertions. his eyes are like as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow up question. so jessica is right. you got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone's going to ask you for why do you think that, james cameron? why do you think it's been terrifying? what makes you feel that way? you know, how is it terrifying. why are you like. it's like you got to get beyond these load bearing phrases of fascism and hitlerism. it's the best. i mean, i swear you could probably watch the ratings on cnn. they're like this. and then when jennings is on, it goes. >> oh god. >> i love jennings. >> oh, man. >> that's why i don't do podcasts. why? because i'm terrified of the follow up question. >> yeah, you know what? >> i will. >> just i will just melt down. yeah. do you think i've thought about this before? >> yeah. oh, by the way, wh

"scott jennings isn't on. you are safe."ch jennings ask whatever his name is -- this goes to your point -- his reason behind his banal assertions, his eyes are as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow-up question. jessica is right. you've got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone is going to ask you, why do you think that? james cameron, why do you think it has been terrifying? what makes you feel that way? how is it terrifying? why are you -- it's like, you've got to be beyond these load-bearing phrases of fascism and hitlerism. i swear, you could probably watch the ratings on cnn, they are like this, and when jennings is on, it goes -- >> jesse: oh, man. that's why i don't do podcasts. because i'm terrified of the follow-up question. i would just melt down. you think i've thought about this before? >> greg: by the way, who is that other dude on there? that old guy? jarvis? this guy is a has-been. he was an elevated consultant. you know who i'm talking about, jessica? do you remember his name? jeff? y

jen, if that happened, there would be investigations into insider trading.investigations saying who knew what when. just yesterday. a crypto investor and they don't have to give their name. that's another issue. bought up $200 million worth of cryptocurrencies. and what happens next? trump makes this announcement. and we know in the last week alone, all sorts of big crypto guys have been dining with him down at mar a lago. and now they're laughing their way all the way to the bank. >> 70 rule i will see you tomorrow in new york. i will have many more questions for you. thank you so much for joining me. and we'll watch you later tonight, too. i've got one more thing to tell you about more thing to tell you about before patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. >> data off the internet. with one click. incogni stops identity thiev

and you know who is watching this, jen? the chinese are watching., us standing with a democracy, standing with ukraine, standing with our allies, you know, makes us safer. the chinese are looking at this in how they're going to one day, you know, handle the situation as they view it with taiwan. and if they don't think we can stick together with our allies, that might be all they need to take the next steps. >> this is such an important point. the europeans are also moving forward with trying to come up with a plan without the united states leaving, leading it, which is also something significant to watch. let me ask you, because part of what needs to happen here is there needs to be bipartisan support in congress in order to provide additional assistance. senator graham is another senator who has long been a strong supporter of ukraine, who is critical even of the obama administration. when i was working for them of not doing more. he came out and essentially ran to the cameras and called for zelensky to resign. what do you make of that? and are yo

i met jen when jen was a kid. her mom owns one of the great bookstores in this country, little shop of stories now i work with jen. i'm old. and candlewick press. thank you for being here and supporting my ambassadorial term. thank you, everybody. this means a ton and. i was specifically warned not to do that. and that's a good to end it. anyway, i'm a state. wow wow. yeah. hi. hi, kevin. huh? yeah. i get the honor of being first one to ask you a few questions before we open it up. okay. okay. yeah, i wrote it down. all right, all right. cause you're a fun loving author. i am a fun loving artist. yeah i mean, you're a fun loving library. i think in saturday night life. yeah. or really something. but how will your identity as a picture book writer help your work as an ambassador? how is there going to be kind of special? yeah, i really want to focus on picture books for this term and i think going to be special just because the picture book is such a special art form, there's nothing. there's no other way. we tell

>> well, jen, i.le. >> bit of. >> ptsd. >> even though we weren't. >> in the oval. >> office meeting. right. i think all of us. >> you know, a lot of. >> people across. >> the country, collectively. i the contrast. >> between the two. meetings was. >> quite remarkable with zelensky. >> that morning. i think there were about ten, maybe a dozen. >> of us democrats and republicans. >> it was very constructive. i would i would say one of. the most interesting things about it was that at the beginning of the meeting, the chairman. >> of the armed. >> services committee. >> roger wicker. >> senator from. >> mississippi. >> asked the cameras. >> to leave. and then we. >> got down. >> to business. so lenski. >> as he. >> always is, this guy. >> is habitually. >> thankful to. >> the american. >> people, to the united states congress. >> to the president. >> so it was constructive. not a single one of us expected what happened in the oval office to happen. and i have to say that was a mistake. i think it was a

the blueprint with jen psaki. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky was in london over the weekend for a meeting with european leaders and the reception he got there from the uk prime minister and other heads of state, was notably different than his meeting with trump. look at that hug. look at this. now, king charles also invited the ukrainian president to visit him at his country house, where the two allies stood for pictures, smiling by a roaring fire. all of that. a very big contrast to that oval office meeting that continues to produce shock waves around the world and in the us. trump's own former national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster, saying the meeting made russian president vladimir putin very happy. >> vladimir putin couldn't be happier, scott. >> because what. >> he sees is all of the pressure on zelensky, all of the pressure on ukraine and no pressure on him. he appeals to president trump's sense of aggrievement. right. you know, donald, you know, like me, you know, you've been treated so unfairl

karine: jen was first and did set the tone. that's what the president wanted. he wanted jen to come in and set the tone and had the experience and amazing learning from her and she's an incredibly good human and so i got to be able to do that and learn directly from her. and the four years, everything was unprecedented. we came in and 1,000 people were dieing a day from covid and we were wearing masks and social distancing and there was a lot happening in the first 100 days and the first year and a half that we really needed to get right. and it was not easy. so i got to learn from jen and it was incredibly important. i would not do it differently. i don't think the president would do it differently. he has to speak for himself, again. but it was amazing to watch her and it's important she was able to set the tone and she had the experience to do that because she was a coms director under the last democratic president which was obama. she was able to set that tone and get us in a place that was, i think, really important afternoon the previous administration an

well, i'm, you know, jen, jen generally agreeing that they went complex on their own full to him, but she wasn't on one side with the other, but have withdrawn was totally from any attempt to suggest that this might have lessons for the present to lessons of i do know the self righteousness of the present and the area start is um for the time. but uh so yeah, well i'm in a moody dispatch. maybe i hope that will correct itself professor rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show. you, some, it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday. and you'll then keep in touch wireless social media. if it's not census bureau country and what channel going on, you're going to be on the com to let you know that as a going undergrads is either the, the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense of the, in the system must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on russia cruising and supports the r t spoke neck team

well, i'm, you know, jen, jen generally agree in that. they went complex on the old phone to room, but she wasn't on one side with the other. um, but have withdrawn, it was totally from any attempt to suggest that this might have lessons for the present to lessons of i do know the self righteousness of the present and the area start to use um for the time. but uh so yeah, well i am in a moody dispatch. maybe i hope that will corrupt itself provides rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch with our lot social media if it's not sensitive country and channel going under warranty, if you're not able to come to us, new and old episodes are going under grants is either the in the 1870s, the colonial expansion of the british empire and denial valley in greece, the british decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the uncere

well, i'm, you know, jen, jen generally agreeing that they went complex on the phone to room, but she wasn't on one side liliana. i have withdrawn those terms from any attempt to suggest that this might have lessons for the present to lessons of i do know the self righteousness of the present and the area stopped is um for the time. but uh so yeah, well i am in a move dispatch. maybe i hope that will correct itself professor rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch while we're on social media results, huntsville country, and what channel going under going to be on the com to let you know that there's a going undergrads is that the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best, most all sense and up the in the 6595 and speaking. what else holes question about this? even though we will bend in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on the rush has to day and split the ortiz full. even our video agency

well, i'm, you know, jen, jen generally agree in that. they went complex on the phone to room, but she wasn't on one side or the other. um, but have withdrawn, it was totally from any attempt to suggest that this might have lessons for the present to lessons of i do know the self righteousness of the present and the area stopped is probably around that time. but uh so yeah, well i'm in a mood dispatch. maybe i hope that will corrupt itself professor rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch while we're on social media. if it's not sense, you know, country and what channel going on, you're going to be on the com to let you know that there's a going on the guns is either the the the coalition of the war and gas b, u. k. on strong pick phase tall said to plans to put boots on the ground in ukraine or the missing. they can't do it without with us, which isn't exactly washing to get on board. i've asked e

well, i'm, you know, jen, jen generally agree in that. they went complex on the old phone to him, but she wasn't on one side with the other. i have withdrawn on was terms of from any attempt to suggest that this might have lessons for the present to lessons of i do know the self righteousness of the present and the area start to is um for the time. but uh so yeah, we'll bring them in a move dispatch. maybe i hope that will corrupt itself professor rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday. and you'll then keep in touch, i would love social media if it's not sense of new country and what channel going on. they're going to be hon dot com to let you know that isn't going on. the grounds is having the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit, this is the

well, i'm, you know, jen, jen generally agree in that. they went complex on the old phone to room, but she wasn't on one side or the other. um, but have withdrawn was totally from any attempt to suggest that this might have lessons for the present to lessons of the unit, the self righteousness of the present. and the area start is um for us. i believe it right. uh but uh so yeah. well, i am in a mood of dispatch. maybe i hope that be correct itself provides rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch with our lot social media results, huntsville, country, and channel going undergoing to feel normal dot com to let you know that as a going undergrads is either the the headline stories this our over 30 residential curse, cal cap, the by be creating an armed forces are in the process of returning home. also coming up coordination of the warring fronts and the u. k. push their chair side and pitcher planned

yes i think i think that's a astute point, jen. so he was looking at misconduct in his chosen field for him, it was a of some considerable discouragement. and for me, honestly, it was stunning because you don't run across this kind of gravity of a finding in journalism every day. you know, look, i'll be honest, i'm a investigative journalist. i'm always looking for opportunities to tell important. and i realized at that moment that this was something that could have really wide on the entire condor of scientific research associated with disease. so it was a combination of sort of horror and excitement, if i can put it that way. yeah. just to kind of ground us in some of the science discussing this evening when you're talking about these these doctored images, what are we talking about practically and how were they how were they manipulated? sure. they're really, two principal kinds, scientific images that go into the basic research behind alzheimer's. one is called micrograph. and these are highly enlarged photographs of usually br

at sparks. >> msnbc presents a new podcast hosted by jen psaki.est names in democratic politics, with the biggest ideas for how democrats can win again. the blueprint with jen psaki. listen now. >> all right, that's going to do it for me for now. but i will see you again on monday and all next week. in the meantime, you can find me on blue sky. do you have blue sky yet? you should try it. i'm on blue sky at msnbc.com. >> donald trump and elon musk's domestic agenda became much easier to understand this

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the blueprint with jen psaki.e trump administration forges ahead during these critical first 100 days. rachel maddow is on five nights a. >> week. >> more than ever. this is not a time to pretend this isn't happening. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> this week, democratic attorneys general will talk directly to americans in their communities to find out exactly how elon musk's doge is impacting their lives. on wednesday, the ags of new mexico, oregon and arizona will meet in phoenix with workers and representatives of agencies, health care institutions and a whole lot more who have had their lives upended by the slew of federal firings and funding freezes. the same attorneys general are among the 23 who are actively suing musk and doge to stop their harmful actions from moving forward. joining us now, the attorney general of new mexico, raul. raul torres, welcome, sir. >> general torres, thank you so much for being with us. you know, it seems to me that the attorney generals have a plan. d

greg jennings, bang, bang. three minutes, and you just keep watching it over and over again. >> well, brianna, i helped you more than anyone i've. >> ever helped. and you. still lost. you're like zelenskyy, too big to rig. you get in the ring with failla. it was two. all my effort into rig. >> we'll have another rematch one of these days. please take it easy on her. >> i love her, she's. >> all right. thank you so much. and watch jimmy's show on saturday. all right. more prime time. straight ahead. >> incoming dishes. duck dawn power wash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. >> it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. >> those suds got game. >> dawn power wash. >> the better. >> grease getter. >> work, play. >> blink. relief. >> work. play. >> blink. relief. >> the only 3 in 1 extended relief formula for dry eyes. >> blink. >> my doctor's office with a filing system from the 80s has my social. >> think of all the places that can expose your info. lifelock

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i got the funds board before you have my good is more simple really, jen, you got to do the right thing. really gentle, straight for the books. tell you what to do. what do you do directv, and that's, you know? yeah, i have a video to be smooth the my, the rest will allow one but allow what my would look like and keep me up. but it is like my husband is the most. this is like about the tree and i was last. it basically 21 years last as a vendor with the, you know, finding a sign, it is half the break of class in the finished model. you remember that is a sense of because again, it's really hard time. i've come to get a price together. you need to get a request to get to the or oh, the the, the one the one that each and every one of what do you mean that the star after you finish breaking the $515.00. who would be happy to do? don't know. you do something good for it a bit, and you didn't need to know when you you seem good. very good. lots of minutes. oh, it's good to be sold for a menu. do you have so much string you know where this thing is coming from a terminal off. oh oh the the ye

the blueprint with jen psaki.blican white house has a new warning for republican senators. get behind all of trump's cabinet picks or face political consequences. >> we have republicans now advocating for the elimination of health care for the poor. >> just hours after swearing to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states, donald trump issued an executive order to defy one of its most consequential amendments. >> we are all watching and waiting to see who is going to hold the line. don't miss the weekends, saturday. >> and sunday. >> mornings at. >> eight on msnbc. >> this week it was announced that my little sister, joy reid, would be leaving the network, and i've known joy reid since she was working at a radio station in miami, florida, before either of us thought about television. she's a gifted and talented journalist, and she knows i'm her big brother wherever she lands next. we're all going to be praying for her and supporting her. but i was shaken this week by the death of two afric

with jen psaki. listen now.sunday morning was less than an hour old when the sound of gunshots ricocheted through the prospect neighborhood of missoula, montana. 911 dispatcher (on phone): 911. want are you reporting? caller: (on phone): um, a robbery. caller: (on phone): ok. and what's going on? caller: (on phone): um, somebody entered into our garage. um, shots were fired. [radio] come on, man. someone just got shot. josh mankiewicz: a robbery was rare in prospect, but a shooting was unheard of. dash cams captured the chaos as first responders raced to the scene. police (through radio): stay to the right. what's the numbers? hold on. stop. stop. josh mankiewicz: it was all happening just a few hundred feet from where foreign exchange student, diren dede, lived with his host family. randy: i kind of woke up with a start, heard four loud pops-- bang, bang, bang-- you know, fairly close together. and then a pause, and then another bang. josh mankiewicz: randy heard the sirens and got out of bed. randy: so i went

now with jen emoji, and get ipad and apple relief. absolutely free.text love to 321321 today. >> listen to chasing. >> life with me, doctor sanjay gupta, wherever you get your podcasts. >> hey. >> i want to thank our guests, dave foley and representative jasmine crockett and of course, our team captains, amber ruffin and michael ian black. before we sign off, here are a few more stories we're watching. elon musk, no longer the richest person in the world. bad dog knows what he did. you won't believe what the olsen twins look like today. local man lets server know where to drop those fajitas. dsw manager fired after third strike. i'm roy wood jr.. we'll see you next week for another episode of have i got news for you. joy reid, you are loved. and remember, there are still two people stranded in space. good night.

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the blueprint with jen psaki.s are trying to pick up the pieces now. but it seems like assigning blame to them here is misguided. this is this is elon musk empowered by donald trump just taking a literal chainsaw to government. and we have seen other republicans sort of now begin to sense the feel a sense of alarm, their constituents upset by what's going on, trying to talk to trump, trying to talk to musk. to this point, the president has offered nothing but support for the doge head. how do you see this? this is fundamentally changing american's relationship with government. and now as these cuts are being felt, including, let's be clear, among in red states, among trump voters, you know, where do you see this going next? >> well, i think, you know, in assigning blame, you're right, i think in this regard. but i think people want folks to fight. they want to fight for what are your values? what are you fighting for? are you fighting for us? and i think that that's. that's legitimate. that's a legitimate concern.

the blueprint with jen psaki.w. >> looks like someone's. >> going after these girls. >> then they have to know to watch their backs. >> i'm looking. >> into this is casey. >> you gotta. >> let. >> it go. >> i'll let it go when i find her. >> you. >> 32 past the hour. new developments in washington as the trump administration is charging on with sweeping changes to the federal government. this morning, demonstrators gathered outside the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, to protest against massive layoffs the agency faced there last week. meanwhile, federal workers are being asked to yet again by the trump administration to submit a list of their recent accomplishments in an email, as the white house considers even more cuts. it all comes ahead of president trump's joint address to congress tomorrow. joining us now, nbc's aaron gilchrist at the white house, nbc's melania, melania, i should say i'm sorry, melanie zanona on capitol hill. also with us there, david fahrenthold, reporter at the ne

the blueprint with jen psaki. listen now. >> welcome back. and joining me >>> welcome back. me now is independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator sanders, welcome back to "meet the press." >> great to be with you. >> it's wonderful to have you back, senator. let me start with ukraine and that oval office meeting, the reaction continues to pour in, and you just heard me speak with house speaker mike johnson. he left the door open to the possibility that it may be necessary for president zelenskyy to resign in order to get to a broader peace agreement. let me ask you this question, do you think that president zelenskyy needs to resign in order for there tobacco be a p deal. >> i think that is a horrific suggestion. zelenskyy is leading a country trying to defend democracy against an authoritarian dictator, putin, who invaded his country, and i think millions of americans are embarrassed, are ashamed that you have a president of the united states who says that ukraine started the war, that zelenskyy is a dictator. he's got it exactly backwards. the people of ukraine

the blueprint with jen psaki. week the bar for acceptable behavior for american public figures keeps getting lower and lower. remember this headline from vanity fair right after the election? 42 felony counts, one conviction, two cases pending, two impeachments, six bankruptcies and four more years. well, if that can happen for the presidency, what else can happen? enter this guy. disgraced former new york governor andrew cuomo, announcing his new bid for new york city mayor to replace disgraced current mayor eric adams. and in case you have forgotten, cuomo resigned as governor in 2021 after a report by attorney general letitia james concluded that he had sexually harassed at least 11 women. now, cuomo claims james manipulated the investigation in order to pursue her own run for governor. years later, the u.s. justice department concluded that cuomo sexually harassed more than a dozen state employees, and amazingly, cuomo is already racking up key endorsements and doing well in the polls. and if that's not bad en

the blueprint with jen psaki.now. >> america's new hhs secretary, rfk jr, is doing some damage control in the face of outrage for downplaying the growing measles outbreak in this country. in a post on x, he says he recognizes the serious impact on the public lists bullet points of what his department is doing to try to stop the disease's spread. and he says that ending the outbreak is now his top priority. this is all a very different tone from just a few days ago. watch. >> for measles. >> outbreaks this year. in this country. last year there were 16. >> so it's not unusual if measles outbreaks. >> every year. >> as doctors and leading experts point out, there is nothing usual or normal about this outbreak. an unvaccinated child in texas died this week, becoming the first measles death case in a decade. texas is the most heavily impacted state right now, seeing its worst outbreak in almost 30 years, according to the most recent cdc data, there are 164 measles cases across the country. at least 32 people are hospi

is using but also know from this jennings and mental illness different was so the issue you can see the initial part of the fence to it almost a whole push on it. and she's your product really, when it can be pushed, kind of mean it'd be shot on. the line is easy is also a rush of support or she believes the songs and t for improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, before this walk shall an elevator i've it was a no show. oh, much funnel gone for the given here shows it for the of course only back off code 25 back off your list was made. so the standing together friends can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere. and it's also on that one is on any of g o, l coy 0 and it before it goes to the house. this will be on the national. so additional, so she'll think bobby, but his to not own bodies in a suit because this gives you much, sorry, ma'am. a a. is it the cable guy door? i'm like, oh gosh, the real good also with these sometimes cracked down or anything resembling opposition, but the voice of thousands is difficult to contain. was attach

and you. >> are selling out. >> jen psaki. >> please stop talking, okay? everybody is talking at the same time. >> i'm fine with. >> my statements, guys. >> everybody is talking at the same time. that does not work, okay? we cannot hear a word you are saying. i understand there are, you know, a lot of very high emotions about this topic, but please, one at a time. okay? look, jenna, i know you were trying to say something so you can continue. >> pete, it is imperative that you understand that when when they invited zelenskyy into this space, which was in front of cameras and marjorie taylor greene's boyfriend, that there was a. okay, we are going to be in an open dialog. we have watched trump day after day yesterday. he he had british representatives who he was putting on the spot and also telling them, oh, that's enough. don't continue to talk about that. when it was in relation to canada. this is a stage, a theater, that he has created. it is an invitation. when you ask somebody to sit in that seat, it is bullying at its most shallow capacity. if i found

scott jennings, josh rogan, thank you both so much. europe waking up to some dramatic headlines this their morning. the sun's front page ukraine hero ambushed with the headline the white house, the daily mirror piece hopes in tatters. shock and war and the times meltdown in oval office. so what are america's allies and vladimir putin thinking right now, i wonder? former republican congressman adam kinzinger, standing by with his own assessment. and later we've got the new timeline and the death of gene hackman as the curious case gets even stranger. >> upset stomach iberogast, indigestion, iberogast, bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better six digestive symptoms the power of nature. >> iberogast my accountant who uses unsecured email, has all my tax info. >> tax forms, have all the personal info thieves need to steal your identity. that's why lifelock monitors millions of data points for identity theft. get a first year offer at lifelock.com. >>

. >> msnbc presents a new podcast hosted by jen psaki. each week, she talks to some of the biggest names in democratic politics, with the biggest ideas for how democrats can win again. the blueprint with jen psaki. listen now. >> all right, that's going to do it for me for now. but i will see you again on monday and all next week. in the meantime, you can find me on blue sky. do you have blue sky yet? you should try it. i'm on blue sky at msnbc.com. >> donald trump and elon musk's domestic agenda became much easier to understand this week. now they talk a lot about waste and fraud and abuse. yes, we do hear them talk about it. and they've created a bogus new government agency that's supposedly making the government more efficient. but it seems that's just marketing. it seems it's a cover story. as we said last week, for all of trump's fake populism, he is continuing the american corporate elites 40 plus year class war on the working class and poor in america. and this week's house gop budget, which could slash medicaid funding by as much

like i said, with jen and symone sanders, townsend is up next.ppointed. well, folks. greetings. i'm sanders townsend. we begin tonight with the world. >> still reeling. >> from donald trump and j.d. vance's decision last week to berate, belittle and gaslight ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in the oval office.

live at the table, john avalon, scott jennings, alan johnson, bruce blakeman and tara palmeri. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. help is not on the way. tonight, a critical decision from the trump administration at a critical time in ukraine's fight for survival. it's a decision that may pivot the war towards moscow and vladimir putin's mission to carve out that country for himself. donald trump has now ordered a temporary suspension of all u.s. military aid to ukraine, and that is going to halt $1 billion of arms transfers. that was in the works. and the list of weapons that this this applies to is guided. multiple launch rocket systems, antitank weapons, artillery rounds, armored vehicles. all of these are essential to ukraine's ability to repel russian troops. now, the white house is spending this by saying that the decision is a step toward a ceasefire. quote, the president has been clear that he is focused on peace. he needs our

the blueprint with jen psaki. >> given the amount of time and energy democrats have given to arguing that donald trump is unfit to lead, especially on the topic of sexual misconduct, you think someone else would be leading the party's race for new york city mayor? >> we know new york is in crisis, but we know something else. we know that we can turn this city around, and we know we will. >> yeah. that's former. >> new york governor andrew cuomo kicking off his campaign to unseat disgraced new york city mayor eric adams. cuomo resigned as new york governor in 2021 amid a string of accusations that included sexual assault from multiple women and a scandal involving nursing home deaths during the covid 19 pandemic. still, cuomo's chances to become the next new york city mayor are looking pretty good for him. a number of recent polls show him well ahead of the democratic field, but he'll have to contend with the fox talking heads and other conservative commentators who will almost certainly deride his record on urban

now back in october of last year, the russians human rights committed commissioner that jen, i'm with control. they said that something more than a 1000 civilians in the cursed region where it still unaccounted for. and of course their relatives and loved ones are over. so wasting for them at home. and of course our t correspondent, ramon customer room. i think you a collection of the willing, it's a long dormant term from the us led invasion of a rock over 2 decades ago. but it's making a researches with the u. k. and france leading the charge and proposing a bombshell strategy to the play european troops and ukraine with plans to afford or they show it to us. president trump. russia has long ruled out such a move and there is no american appetite for an either. even britain's leader admits it's a non starter without washington supports. those willing will intensified planning now with real urgency. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground and planes in yeah. together with all this. europe must do the heavy listing . but to support pace in appleton and to succeed.

intercourse is $79.00 people back in october of last year the russian human rights commissioner, that's jen i moscato and i said that something more than a 1000 civilians in the cruise creature. and were still unaccounted for, could of course, uh their relatives and loved ones are all the so waiting for them at home, in course, ukraine's growing forces come under has vowed to hold a kind to both who is responsible for security feelings after russian forces who the military sites in the countries, the pro probst region will demand the strictest punishment. those who continue to perform their duties negligently and formally during years of war. those who drag the military into outdated procedures neglecting their safety, asserting themselves not in battle, but by or pressing their subordinates. all of them are a disgrace to the armed forces of ukraine. well, the strike took place on saturday and damage. they training grind where hundreds of soldiers were stationed. the russian defense ministry sees that up to $150.00 military personnel were killed, including a run 30 foreign instructors. less

. intercourse is 729 people back in october of last year the russian human rights commissioner that jen, i'm, was clicked on. i said that something more than a 1000 civilians in the cruise region were still unaccounted for. that of course, their relatives and loved ones are all so waiting for them at home. and course the coalition of the willing, remember that it was a popular terms during the us led invasion of iraq 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the you can from taking the lead. they propose the strategy to the point europe in fritz in ukraine. what plans reported to show those plans to president trump? the move would cross or red line for most school. i'm there also appears to be 0 american appetite for it to britain's leader even admitted it's an all star with all washington support. we agree that in the event by piece deal, we will continue to pace keep trains, defenses, new trains to terrance. and finally, for we agree to develop a coalition of willy ready to defend a deal, any price guarantee the peace britain will play a leading role with if necessary, together

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