much patience will it take to wait for the da when the trump lawyer who' defending donald trump on msnb tonight will be the trum lawyer who is accusing donal trump of something criminal in the future thereby, suggest subjectin tonight trump lawyer to bein attacked by the next trump lawyer, and will the cycle g on for the rest of donal trump's life the cycle of trump lawye defends trump vehemently on tv followed by trump loyal turn against trump, followed by tha trump lawyer is attacked by new trump lawyer, who then eventually turns against trump and so on and so on and so the astonishing thing, about the trump lawyer tonight o msnbc attacking the former trump lawyer, is that now, bot of those lawyers have publicly defended donald trump in the stormy daniels case. here is michael cohen, vehemently defending donal trump against the accusation that donald trump had a very brief sexual encounter wit stormy daniels, which then became the subject of $130,000 in hush money payment from donald trump to stormy deals here is michael cohen' statement about that neither the trump organization nor t

caller: i listen to the news msnbs never day on covers that. -- i'm sorry, i can't think that far. we will go to utah. independent. good morning, c-span. thank you for your service and information. --ad a question all lined up host: tell us what the question was. caller: how can a news be conservative and and claim to be fair balanced? it seems to be claiming to be onservative puts you off balance. i'm a life-long republican and onservative to the core but no longer any more. if donald trump and the epublican of what i have seen so far doesn't impress me any more. wall, the the ridiculousness of that is beyond belief. policy thatigration canada adopted and trump put islamic terrorists the north border is where we will have issues with the have to lity they will that country. and 65,000 border patrol agents 2,200 miles is about 150 feet per agent. cannot imagine they can't secure the border. they don't want to secure the order is ultimately what it is coming down to and i don't know it is necessarily that our outhern border is our biggest problem. the wall is a ridiculous thing it t

tonight's msnb democratic debat kis off live from the universi of new hampire, co-moderated by chuck, and racheladdow at 9:00 eastern time. shows marco rubio leapg ov ted cz in new hampshire, to take the number two spotehind front-runner donald trump. as nbc hallie jackson tells us, rubio's adversaries are pili on try to stop his rise. >> reporter: with me inew hampire, m ping for photo finish, drawing crowds in evy sh as republican rivals take theirs. >> thankou guys for being re >> reporter: the new sparked b thislip, rick santorum endorsing rubio, but seeming to struggle when asked why. >> can you name his >> my feeling on marco is someone who has tremendous potential, tremendous gifts. if you look at being a mirity iheted statesenate i t years where noing got done, is >> reporte rub's coetitors desperate gain ground in ne >> his bitis. he's gifted. he can turn a phrase really wbut what has he done. tacis, this isy e unedat is write amnesty bill for the legal immigrants. teming e vand fighting human trin >>e have real hit in the u.s. naut my time speaker of the house and a state le

bush and msnb analyst and a former progressive media for the clinton campaign. welcome to all of you. selena, was this a hot mic moment or do you think this was an intentional play by schumer? >> i doubt it was an intentional play. i doubt he wants the president to change his relationship with the democrats because he feels upsaid that his base is now burning hats and learning that, you know, he likes the camera and gets along with cluck and nancy. but i think it's important to look at the facts that and understand that working together across the aisle is what our government is about. so i think it's important, particularly on an issue like daca, when we are talking about human beings who don't have the right paperwork that they should not be ripped apart from their family members and september back to a country they don't know. so i think democrats are serious about governing. i think donald trump has shown that on this issue, he can treat come and reach common ground on an issue that's important. >> that is a good thing. >> well, look, let's face it the most

be sure to tune in to msnb later today at 5:00 p.m. eastern and at 8:00 eastern, chris matthews talked to bernie sanders as part of the hardball college tour. >>> and now dangerous side effects from those e-cigarette devices. >> reporter: a customer was simply stopping for snacks at a kentucky gas station when the security camera captured this startling moment. josh hamilton suffered second degree burns. he said the spare battery for his e-cigarette device exploded. it's the latest injury tied to electronic vapor products from oklahoma to california. doctors at harbor view medical center in seattle have seen five different patients in the past five months. >> it become as high powered rocket that can cause significant force and injury to the patient. >> reporter: the problem center around lithium ion batteries that can over heat, especially if the wrong charger is used. charged and used under proper conditions, vapor products pose no more of a fire risk than cell phones and laptops. and employees tell customers don't carry the batterie

. >> we have protesters -- msnb clrks brks msnbc town hall. >> people remember mob violence that led to lynching. >> this guy is a pathological liar. it's hard to fact check because he nev has any facts. >> reporter: after the republican frontrunner started name checking sanders at rallies. >> he's the strongest candidate in the general elekszction. i think hillary clinton has a number of flaws that trump will beble to exploit. >> winning ohio would be huge for the sanders campaign, just like michigan was. provides enthuseiasm and money for r s campaign to continue. >> reporter: and a test to see if clilion can make inroads with young people. snl mocking her attempts to appeal to them by sounding like sanders. controls 90% of the wealth in this country. >> reporter: but clinton might havethe last laugh if she holds on to her commanding delegate lead. charlotte, north carolina. >> 793 delegates are up for grabs tonight for the democrats.s. for the republicans, 358 delegates are at stake and while much of the focus is onhe winner take all in ohio and florida. don't over look ilnois, mi

be sure to tune in to msnb later today at 5:00 p.m. eastern and at 8:00 eastern, chris matthews talked to bernie sanders as part of the hardball college tour. don't miss it. >>> and now dangerous side effects from those e-cigarette devices. >> reporter: a customer was simply stopping for snacks at a kentucky gas station when the security camera captured this startling moment. josh hamilton suffered second degree burns. he said the spare battery for his e-cigarette device exploded. it's the latest injury tied to electronic vapor products from oklahoma to california. doctors at harbor view medical center in seattle have seen five different patients in the past >> it become as high powered rocket that can cause significant force and injury to the patient. >> reporter: the problem center around lithium ion batteries that can over heat, especially if the wrong charger is used. the vaping assoc yagds says when charged and used under proper conditions, vapor products pose no more of a fire risk than cell phones and laptops. and employees tell

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noon eastern stay right here, alex witt reports begins right now thanks again >> a very good day from msnbx wit reports. developing this, our the battl over abortion pills heading fo a dramatic showdown in the supreme court. i court breaking restriction on the drug mifepristone, bu having access to at leas wednesday as it reviews courts ruling. other, today democrati congressman barboli told msnbc what is at stake >> these decisions place government

kicking us off tonight, msnb contributor miss summary she is greystone's professor o law and back - leadership network at nyu. melissa, what would it loo like for the supreme court t take the abortion pill cases and how soon can that happen >> i think this is on a fast rocket to the supreme court. there is no way this doesn't g to the supreme court eventually right now, the judge's rulin is going to appeal to the fift circuit. it's a famously conservative court but that court doesn't have to do anything. judge casts a mare issued seven-day stay seven days before his stat goes into effect the fifth circuit set on thi for seven days and that woul really put this in the questio of whether goes to the supreme court. i think the fda would have t seek approval at the supreme court. they could ask which - has happened before. get the supreme court to tak this up to resolve the conflic between the washington injunction and this texa decision again issued by a single judge in texas, but a nationwide decision that would basically imperil all of mifepristone accessibility across the country >> the compos

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kicking us off tonight, msnb contributor mick bliss murray. she is a - of law and faculty director -- at nyu melissa, what would it loo like for the supreme court t take up the abortion cases and how soon could that happen >> well, alicia, i think thi is on a staff rocker to th supreme court. i think there's no way thi couldn't go to the supreme court eventually right now, judge kacsmaryk's ruling it has been an appeal t the fifth circuit. it is a famously conservativ court. but that court doesn't actuall have to do anything. judge has merrick issued a seven-day stay, so it is seven days before his state actually goes into effect the circuit just sit on this for seven days, and that would really put this in the questio of whether it goes to th supreme court. i think the fda would have t seek approval at the supreme court. they could ask for - which this happened before basically get the supreme cour to take this up to resolve a conflict between the washingto injunction and this toxic' decision again issued by a single judge in texas. but natio

. >>> we want to turn to an msnb contributor but he also happened to be at that brussels airport at the time of this attack. steve, good morning. we spoke to you earlier. wae know you're doing wellica y physically and let us just ask what you saw, what you heard. >> i mean, basically, i was at the airport to get back to washington. i've come up from the train. i left the brussels train station this morning on to the airport. and was there literally minutes, minutes or within a minute or so after the blast. saw the smoke and saw some of the chaos but i wasn't able to get any closer than i had. i'm actually sitting next to gentlemen on the train. yeah, that's mine. sorry. and, yeah, and i'm right now there is a lot of tension on the train that i'm on my bag was right here. there's tension everywhere. i saw a lot of chaos this morning and went back to brussels north station and at that point we began to hear about the subway station. so, things tensed up. security got very tight and i was able to get what seems to have been and i was told by the conductor the last train out of belgium. >>

is a veteran washington journalist a washington bureau chief and an analyst for msnb msnbc, the author of three "new york times" bestseller including showdown. michael is the investigative journalist working for "the washington post" "newsweek" and nbc news the author of two "new york times" bestsellers rncovering clinton so there we send book russian roulette , with the election of donald trump tells the incredible account how american democracy was hacked by moscow as part of a cohort operation to influence the us election to help donald trump gain the presidency we let the authors tell it all so please help me again to welcome our guests. [applause] . >>. >> think you. this is an awesome crowd i guess the issue surrounding trump and russia holds the public interes interest. there is a lot to unpack that we write about in the book that we anticipated the events you have seen unfold over the last couple of years. but i want to start talk about recent events. obviously we are all on pins and needles to see how the robert mueller investigation will read its grand conclusion. there are a

the legal issues that have dominated 2022, we have glenn kershaw, a former federal prosecutor, and msnbal analyst. and kimberly atkins store, a columnist for the boston globe and coast of the sisters in la podcast. and greetings to you both. okay, i want to start firs reminding everyone of the four biggest criminal investigation into donald trump, as we close out the year we mentioned the mar-a-lag case, right? there's also the justice department's january 6th investigation, that is looking into whether donald trump no only incited insurrection, but also possibly committe election fraud, or fraudulentl raised fronts in the run up to january six. then you have that georgia election investigation int whether trump wrote a la trying to overturn his 202 election loss in that state. remember, that - you remember that was called also can't forget about ne york's vegetation into the trump organization new york attorney general, letitia james, has spent the better part of three years looking into whether trump o his organization committed financial crimes kimberly, that is a lot. what do you ma

david rohde is executive edito and new yorker.com, and a msnb contributor, he's also the author in deepthe fbi, the cia and the truth about americ deep state quote, the institutions of our democracy and law are unde vicious, on sustainable and on endurable attack and a quote that is the warning from judge michael looting, former judg on the u.s. court of appea he joins me next t safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ no, no, no, no, no, no, no. there's a problem with my paycheck. it's short. someone messed it up? i'm in the middle of nowhere. ♪ unnecessary action hero ♪ was that necessary? nope. neither are paycheck problems. with paycom, employees do their own payroll. no problems, no surprises. [narrator] schedule a demo at paycom.com and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. next on behind the series... that run with the champ was magical. i mean the tender chicken, the peppercorn ranch... i love my rings but i'll cher

i do not know if i'm watching cnn or miss nbs -- msnbs. all this biting going on and all you guys can talk about is trump or abortions or something off the wall. i do not get it. these black people, i am lost, they need to get off the plantation man. host: a democratic caller, bob. caller: i hope and pray that the attorney general has the goods to prosecute trump because he needs to be thrown under the jail. if we were to stole stuff out of the white house, we would be under the jail. also, all you trump lovers out there, lindsey graham's, all you people like that, i do not know how the hell people from your state can vote for you. how the heck did you vote for the man? host: should attorney general merrick garland hold a press conference and be more transparent about the affidavit, the search warrant, etc.? caller: i believe he should and tell them straight out, this is what we got, this is what we are working on, and this is what we can do to trump. he is not above the law. we do not elect a dictator, we elect a president. everybody hate

someone told the truth on msnb c . don't tell people things are going well when everything costs too muchdon't . n things i have a better idea. instead of reprogram megan andu reeducation, why don't you guys just make it so things don't costt yo so much. >> then we'll vote for you. that's called politics. >> joining me now, host of the tutor dixon podcast tutor dixon. >> so are you in a cult tutor? >> well, hillary would like you to believe so. tudoare yo to make sure that half of the country really believes that she's going to setat up her clinton foundation internment camps. we're all going to go there. foundatithey're going to reeducc she's going to get the money and her money's worth outof tha of that russian dossier because she's going to pound that into our heads and make sure wet ssiw that she paid for something. we're going to start to believe it's tru e. e di >> when you were running, weren't you out there, diners shaking hands, listening, were you just are instead calling people racist, homophobic cult member

now is kathry christian, the former assistant, former assistant distric attorney in manhattan and msnb legal analyst and a partner at least in abrams and i will pay catherine, thank you for being with us. >> happy to be here. happy easter >> thank you, and you. i'm trying to put some meat on the bones of all of the things that are happening with donald trump. everybody watched hi indictment, his arrest, hi arraignment in new york. and then the next hearing in that case isn't december a some point what happens with that case an everything else i describe between now and the next tim donald trump is scheduled to b in court >> you're right, he is swirlin in legal issues around him civil and criminal on the manhattan case, the nex date is december 4th but in between that, there might be litigation, in fact there will be litigation i know the arrangements, the prosecutors said that they wanted to protect order, under new york state law, the defens is entitled to almos everything that's in the prosecutors file that is the law. this prosecutor said, you know what there is some sense but have

pushing against using the 14th amendment and was in response to the comments made by adam ship on msnbs but here's what he had to say and i want you to responsible to it. [video plays] >> does getting a less leaning states attorney general as ad am ship was referring to, getting them involved, does it give the 14th strategy any more credibility? >> i don't think it does. there are academics that have thought about -- we're going to leave this as the house gavels back in for votes.

you watch an msnb exrrks host and they are foaming at the mouth. go on cnn five years ago. five years ago they at least wanted to be journalists. they did say our objective is to be balanced. when truck became president their partisan rage ruptured. and they are not only today part and propagandists, their mission every day has pushed the democratic party left. cover up every story they don't want covered. and they don't pretend at all. you point out cnn covering up chris cuomo and the serious sexual assault and harassment accusation. it doesn't exist. i keep waiting for cnn to hire al franken. apparently you have to be a sexual predator to be on cnn. it's a mockery. there is a reason people don't watch them anymore. people don't like being lied to. you take something like the border it's an absolutely tragedy it's a disaster. if you watch fox news you know the disaster that's happening at the border. if you watch cnn or msnbc. what border disaster? there is nothing happening at the border. kamala harris tells us the border is secure, it must be fi

say, yesterday there was such a very popular program, the author's analytical talk by almedu on the msnbs channel, it is a program in general. that's where it started, literally, that's why it's important, and that's what the united states is paying attention to, there, by the way, the inscription was on factory, that victory on the battlefield starts from the factory, it is very important to understand that why the president came there and that is very good, by the way, he went there because you know, it is humanly good, what , that he met with those ordinary workers who produce these shells. by the way, joe biden's administration, it decided back in 22nd that it was necessary to double the production of these shells, because there were few of them, they did not expect that they would be needed so much, and they are fulfilling this promise, it takes time , but before by the end of this year, production should double compared to the 22nd year, and many new jobs were created there, and these people just see what, what... what when the ukrainian delegation visited this plant, they see for w

bush told msnb andrea mitchell why he has endorsed hillary clinton. >> i know it's a controversial decisionknow, this comment about the off right -- it's not just a buzz word. they're antiimmigrant, populais. right now is the country and not going back 50 years from a social point of view. that is my number one priority, that's why i made the shift. >> campaign war room is next and then the rewrite on "america's forgotten history." for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease the e300 for $549 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. merc

are so breatheless in their desire to destroy this president, let me give you a couple of headlines, msnbs, shell shocked, white house struggles impeachment footing, really, the president went through 3 years, 1500 subpoenas and 500 search warrants and hundreds and hundreds of -- howie: deal with this new environment. >> i understand and if you look at the clinton model, how the press handled it, you look at george papadopoulos, pack of killers is what bill clinton brought together, inside and outside operation, this president doesn't feel that he needs that, he's doing fine -- howie: if president clinton called foreign leader, suggested investigating bob dole, you would be on fire and leading the impeachment charge. >> we would have obviously had questions about it but i don't know that speaker gringrich at the time would have went out before the transcript of the call was even released, okay, have quid pro quo, there's going to be pressure, none of those things happened obviously, so this -- look, this president does -- he talks the way he talks to people, it is not a problem, the presi

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they will not see this clip on msnb. they don't watch msnbc so he can lie to them on fox and friends and nobody will hold him accountable, certainly not on that network >> thank you very much. next up, rules for the but not for me. trump's outcry about his verdict highlights the privilege of the rich and powerful. when it comes to the law. ♪♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪♪ ♪♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪♪ ♪♪ big story to tell. ♪♪ ♪♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪♪ ♪♪ at each day's staaart. ♪♪ ♪♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perin

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commonsense wonders if the msnb and cnn fact checkers all have days off when dhs secretary mei arcus said repeatedly that the border is secure and exactly where are those fact checkers when joe biden fills the airwaves with tales. everything from corn pop to hunter's laptop. commonsense's being called a bunch of fascists makes trump supporters nostalgic for the good old days when they were simply a basket of deplorable's. let's bring in california gog delegate roxanne hoag and talk radio host jason rantz. welcome to you all walkin i wan to take a little montage come a little medium montage because w like these things. media dumping on maga. watch. >> may be there needs to be a formal deprogramming up the cul members but something needs to happen it's that you're going t have people out there voting with the called cults. >> they're worried about fascis the leader who was trying to do that is part of that equation. people are wanting that. >> trump in his maga supporters -- [indiscernible] p3 i'm keeping score. it sounds to me like former president trump is evil and his followers are

msnb tried it this morning on me. you now have left-wing organizations influencing the advertising community with some of these fact-checking organizations. they have put breitbart on the list. this is serious business. left-wingers need to be exposed. i hate to say it, this goes all the way to president obama who has been using this language. trish: they have been talking about the fake news in the white house and they've been citing as well as as being a problem. you know, it seems to me kind of obvious, brent, when something comes up, you almost can tell just by looking at it that it's fake. you know, isn't there sort of a consumer be aware element to this, you don't need to click on something that clearly obviously doesn't look right? >> if that's what fake news was, then george sorros wouldn't be putting money into it. that's not exactly -- that's not what they are after. they are after conservative organizations and labeling it fake news just like george soros and company trying to get conservatives after radio.

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lawyer lisa page, you remember apparently the national security and legal analystt for nbc news and msnbde her first appearance this afternoon withon none other than special counsel mueller witch-hunt prosecutor andrew wiseman. joe biden may have had hisad deplorable's moment and biden says he thinks there's anywhere from 33 - 50000000 americans who just are not good people. listen to this. >> do we think we as good as we can be as a nation. i don't think the vast majority of people think that. there's probably anywhere from 10 - 50% of the people who were not very good people. but it's not who we are. lou: joining us now david massie, president of citizens united, trump deputy campaign major country manager, corey lewandowski armor 2016 trump campaign manager,er senior advir to the 2020 trump campaign, great to have you with us. and i just want to know, what was your reaction when you saw the on employment rate was 13.3% and the economy had added to a half million jobs instead of losing 9 million. >> the american people reacted when the stock market took off like a rocket ship, once aga

. >> in as you might imagine msnb they are not too thrilled by this appointment hears former u attorney harry litman i don't think it was necessary because the regulation that carlann and focus that specifically you hav to determine that a criminal investigation is warranted. we've heard a lot of reasons to worry about the politics but no a whisper of potential criminal conduct. >> not a whisper we already kno that biden was misleading the public this week on the fact that there were more than one location with documents were found. >> these people are absolutely ridiculous it's hard to take them seriously. let's step back for a minute let's not forget yet again the fbi the department of justice finds itself playing favorites in the middle of an election. the issue of trump's documents at my lago was an issue in the campaign leading up to the latest elections. joe biden himself inserted thos documents into the campaign and ran part of the election for democrats against donald trump against republicans on the issue . the fbi department of justice new about the biden documents before the

bush told msnb andrea mitchell why he has endorsed hillary clinton. >> i know it's a controversial decisiont, you know, this comment about the off right -- it's not just a buzz word. they're antiimmigrant, populism. right now is the country and not going back 50 years from a social point of view. that is my number one priority, that's why i made the shift. >> campaign war room is next and then the rewrite on "america's forgotten history." a performan. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need ito be... and more. lease the 00 for $549 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. merces-benz. the best or nothing. my eyelove is making ♪"allsomething unexpected.ays my eyelove is girls' night out. my eyelove is the september issue. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if you're using art

misleading story, and that's when lester holt replaced him on "nightly news," and williams moved to msnbsre he launched the 11th hour. he said he will spend more time with his family. >>> at 6:00, taking a turn. >> i worry about after thanksgiving, especially the week after thanksgiving. >> governor gavin newsom warns winter is coming when it comes to covid cases in california, and will booster shots help limit the possible surge. experts are saying infections are once again on the rise. >>> and then a loss for trump involving the house investigation of the january 6th seize. the documents trump wanted to remain under wraps will now be made available to lawmakers. there's a new list of people now under the microscope. this is "today in the bay." >>> it's wednesday morning. hump day, as we like to call it around here. thank you for making us part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> the cost at the butcher counter is skyrocketing. >> yeah, where is the cheap beef? >> there you go. >>> health leaders are concerned that not enough people are