(cheers and applause) (laughter) so if fox was high, msnbc must be msnb-sad. >> to say i'm shocked and stunned is pretty much an understatement. >> jon: shocked and stund is an understatement. no, it feels tonight more like my heart was (bleep)ed by the devil. (laughter) no, wait, that's an overstatement. (laughter) to want i feel between... somewhere between shocked, stunned and devil heart (bleep)ed. (laughter) this is ed schultes. indeed, msnbc passed through all the stages of grief last night. stage one, denial. >> you know, nbc is calling it for walker, okay, i think it's awful close and there's a lot of absentee ballots yet that are still out. >> jon: yeah, no. (laughter) stage two, denial. >> this will not be a massive win for scott walker. >> jon: yeah. (laughter) finally stage three just really massive amounts of industrial-grade denial. >> tonight the really big winner the wisconsin recall election is president obama. (laughter) >> jon: just like obama drew it up on the chalk board, hey, guys, i gotten a idea. what if we should figure out a way to have the core of what we bel

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

bill, let'shear your msnb the plae for politics. >> i don't really ve that -- unless i have a cod, i don't really have thateep voice. >> you don't really sound like ted williams. >> he has a graed great voice. >>> this comes to us from wluv t6 in marquette, michigan. one hh school udent's determination has ma his an inspiration. codyas been wheelcir bound since he was 5, but his disabity doesn't stand in his way from playing high school football. heis not only an set tthe tea but an inspiration to his community. now inspiring the nation, he is the only player from michigan's upper peninsula nominated for a national athletic award. i love stories like that. we report bad news all the time, it's so nice to hear some good news. >>vercoming obstacles. t makes me not wanto colain. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," justyour first stop of the day tay on your nbc station. d.a. our time right n is 4:28, 35 degrees here in the naon's capital. a live lk over the whington scene right now. we'r scanning the sky for snow. is falling in some areas. we're going to take a liveook

good morning everyone, i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnb msnbc. >>> and we are going to begin this morning with the republican nominee in what may be the most important speech of his political career, mitt romney accepted the gop presidential nomination in tampa last night, arguing he is the hope and change candidate, not president obama. msnbc's steve handelesman reports. >> reporter: more swagger, a more gravelly voice, but the message was about barack obama. >> when somebody doesn't do their job, we have to let them go. >> reporter: in the most important speech of his life, mitt romney tried to talk voters at home out of sticking with president obama. >> i wish he would have succeeded, we deserve better, my children, my family deserves better. my country deserves better. to the majority of americans who now believe that the future will not be better than the past, i can guarantee you this. if barack obama is re-elected, you will be right. president obama promised to begin to slow the rise of the oceans, and to heal the planet. my promise to help you and your family. >> repo

stern time, "andrea mitchell reports right here on msnb >>> the cros gathered on the west lawn of the.spitol for the annual capitol fourth ncert. d.c. cros re treated to performaes from arena franklin and barry manilow. 1 milln spectators in new york city and new jersey linin up on both sides of the hudson river to watch the macy's fireworks spectacular. wi more than 22 tons ofyro chniques themacy'sisplay is e country's largest. >>> a barge used in the macy's fireworks dispy caught fire. rescue cruise extinguied the flames. the use is under investigation. >>> president obama parts for russia ts evening and when we fz he could be in for a re reserved greeting. mick viqueira joins us live washington. the president wants to reset relations with russia. how does he intend to do that? >> reporter:here are problems that theresident has to ercome. firs there's a mind-set this administration and the president lieve is on the part of the russians who, think th because america might be strng that russ necessarily has to be weak and vice versa anded al adversarl relationsp they'll try ercome. the

pictures on nbc "nightly news" and here on msnb last night as he wroed along with the last combat brigade. richard, terrific reporting. >> thank you very much. and i'm glad we gave time to really experience this moment, which has been so important for american families, for the troops themselves. we are here in kuwait, those strikers behind me were among those last strikers that crossed from iraq and are now here in kuwait. the soldiers themselves are just waiting to go home. they know they took part in something historic and they feel that they have achieved a great deal and are proud of what they have done. on a windless morning, already near 100 degrees before sunrise, the 30-ton strikers cross into kuwait. 440 soldiers in 68 stryker the last american combat troops leave iraq. >> good job, guys. good job. good job. >> reporter: just two american soldiers greet them as they cross the border an understated arrival. although the soldiers have been driving all night, some cheer. >> we're going home! >> reporter: or light cigars. we accompanied the strikers out of iraq, code name the last p

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want to go straight out now to msnb miguel, he's live in anchorage. miguel, good morning. >> thomas, good morning. with survivors brought to local hospitals, the shift of the investigation is now focused on how and why that plane went down. investigators tell us it could take days, if not weeks, though, for them to reach the crash site because it is so remote and so very isolated. shrouded in fog, we are seeing the 1957 otter plane that carried all nine people aboard for the first time, although it slam under to the ground with tremendous force, the plane remains mostly in tact. as you know, five passengers including former senator ted stevens are among the dead and close friend sean o'keefe and his teenage son. the wreckage was first spotted late monday, some three plus hours after it took off bound for a fishing expedition. the amphibious ape went down south of dillingham. a group of responders responded but because of bad weather they had to wait 12 hours overnight for survivors to arrive the next morning. we spoke to am of those rescuers just a sh

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

this is fir"first look" on msnb. stay tuned.early" starts right now. >>> newt gingrich is a man on fire. double digits in iowa and showing leads of more than 20 points in south carolina and florida. will the lu romney crisis shadow cut into those numbers in the early conservative states? house republicans strike back on the payroll tax cut saying they will vote for it if the president includes the pipeline in the bill. the question is, what is president obama's answer to that offer? we'll tell you. >>> and just think, republicans. you could have had moments like this on the national stage if new jersey's governor would have responded to your love

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

this is fir"first look" on msnb. >>> we begin this morning with decision day. the pressure is on for washington lawmakers to get a budget deal done before tonight's midnight deadline that will shut down the federal government. despite government calls for fiscal responsibility after days of failed negotiations, some of the main sticking points remain, the party stances on planned parenthood and the environment. for the very latest, let's go to tracie potts. good morning. >> reporter: paige, good morning. good morning, veveryone. no more extensions. that's the word from the white house today. president obama says he's not wildly optimistic that lawmakers can strike a budget deal and avoid a government shutdown tonight. after a second night of failed negotiations, president obama made it clear. >> i expect an answer in the morning. >> reporter: just hours from now, he will have to notify federal workers to stay home monday. the hangup, we're told, are republican demands. >> thank you so much for being here. >> reporter: to limit abortions, cut funding for public

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

joining me now, former federal prosecutor paul butler, msnb legal analysts and georgetow law professor new at the new yorker.com. paul, i will start with you. what do you make of trump bein so comparatively talkative during's latest deposition wit the new york a.g.? >> alicia, in civil cases, i the amendment pleads the fifth the jury can make an inference that he is something to hide and that could hurt trump a bi time in the new york attorne general civil case remember, she is going after him for $250 million in damage for the judge to basically run trump's business out of th state, if you found liable but the problem for trump is that taking the fifth woul have offered him som protection in his criminal case, but let's t-shirt james -- the testimony with the distric attorney alicia, with t-shirt james, sh keeps beating trump by out strategizing him >> something that strikes me about all of this, david rohde this is like one case of man that we're talking about >> yes >> given the, i want to pull u to headlines they're both on the politica rampage at the same time i did the fact that

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this is fir"first look" on msnb. today we begin with a major gop victory. at a time when president obama can least afford it, republicans have scored an upset in a house race being called a referendum on the president's handling of the economy. last night retired media executive and political newcomer, bob turner, narrowly defeated david weprin, according to the associated press. democrats outnumber republicans three to one in new york's ninth congressional district, which hasn't sent a republican to congress in nearly 90 years. turner replaces congressman anthony weiner, a seven-term democrat who resigned in the wake of a sexting scandal in june. in nevada, former republican state senator mark amodei coasted to a victory in a district that's never elected a democrat. >>> meanwhile, as lawmakers on capitol hill spar over how to pay for president obama's american jobs act, the president is on the road working hard to sell his plan to the american people. tracie potts joins us more from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. while the president'

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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

. >> to msnb, mention cnn.he media rae search center counted up the guests on cnn and talking about the case and voting rights decision was -- 4-1 in favor -- against the decision and on the -- the doma decision, 3-1. in other words, the -- bias here is -- pretty thick. and not only intuitive but also -- you can document it with the pacts and figures. >> few has a new study out that shows that from a 5-1 ratio, stories were positive in terms of favoring gay marriage as opposed to opposing. oka if you look at public polling, cnmding a poll. 53% of the country favors gay marriage. not 5-1. if you look at the coverage compared to the polls and public sentiment big difference. >> you said that you think the coverage was appropriate. >> i thought the coverage very appropriate on gay marriage because america shifting the younger generation if you look at it by age, the very difference -- exactly. >> young people overwhelmingly perhaps 5-1 favor in gay marriage. i think that if you consider this seekual rights issue -

this is fir"first look" on msnb. today, we begin with fear over the economy. a slew of recent reports have renewed concerns on both wall street and main street over the state of the u.s. recovery. today, the nation awaits what could be a crucial monthly jobs report from the government. all this as the country's stellar credit rating may be in jeopardy. tracie potts joins us from washington with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: hi there, lynn. good morning, everyone. economists are predicting 100,000 jobs created last month. that's less than half the growth we saw from the month before. it raises the question is this temporary or is this the beginning of weakening of this recovery? home sales are down. manufacturing is sluggish. consumer spending is weak. car sales are down. president obama will be visiting a chrysler plant today in ohio and then summer is coming with thousands of pink slips for teachers. here in washington, critics, mainly republicans, say the increases in food prices and energy prices are making it much worse for americans. but

. >> msnb just has a little branding problem that -- they are going to fix that with this new campaignhey are calling it lean forward. >> interesting name. if you lean too far forward you are bending over. >> you are going to fall flat on your face. >> they have rachel kneeling on the sidewalk as if she is picking up a penny, get it. >> it is interesting that a channel would come out and try to brand themselves so progressive. it is fascinating. >> is it okay to brand yourself conservative? >> as an organization that prided itself on news for a long time then opinion. now they are officially saying we are going straight opinion. >> i was shocked by this -- [ talking over each other ] >> i thought going forward or leaning forward was a good thing. progressive or whatever leaning forward means. is that better than leaning backwards? >> hamilton nolan at gawker wrote msnbc's futile quest to beat fox at its own game. >> we have to take one more break. up next, interesting mix of women at the top of their game. of their game ♪ poker face >> queen of glam, lady gaga, first lady, michelle oba

this is fir"first look" on msnb. >>> and we're going to begin this morning with another candidate's debate. with less than a week to go before the arizona and michigan primaries the remaining republican candidates will square off tonight. and rick santorum, who has surged in the polls, may get a lot of attention. tracie potts joins us with those details. tracie, good morning? >> reporter: good morning. while mitt romney is fighting to win his home state of michigan. santorum is trying to turn his success there into votes in arizona. rick santorum is the one to watch tonight. he soared ahead nationally and in michigan. he still trails mitt romney tonight in arizona where the debates happen. >> i will win in the states that matter to win this election. >> reporter: santorum's now under attack in a new ad from ron paul. >> is this dude serious? >> reporter: focusing on social issues worked for santorum. mitt romney is looking right meeting with the tea party and hammering president obama. >> unfortunately, perhaps because of the people the president hangs around with, their secular agenda, th

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only on msnb, the place fmsnb. >>> on capitol hill last night, senate lawmakers watched a bill aimed at lowering prices at the pump by doing away in billions of dollars of tax breaks for the nation's five largest oil companies. three democrats joined all by two senate republicans to vote against bringing the repeal up for debate in a test vote that came up eight yeas shy of a total 60 needed to advance. republicans said the legislation would raise gas prices and increase dependent on foreign oil. while opponents believe oil companies believe it is wrong to subsidize gas companies when they are making record profits. >>> meanwhile, there are small but significant steps towards normalcy for long suffering residents of the flooded mississippi region. after shutting down a 15-mile stretch of the swollen river in natchez, mississippi, yesterday, the coast guard is now allowing vessels to pass through slowly, one at a time. traffic is being limited in an effort to minimize strain on the river's already stressed levees. >>> now here's your "first look" at other news making news today. a gay

charlotte's mayor spoke to msnb msnbc. >> i have seen video and met with the family, the family has seen the video also, it is ambiguous. there is not a clear picture. the body camera, of course, moving and the viewer is obscured at certain points. view. i think it is a challenge. i think it is ambiguous. this is one reason why we want to have time for the investigation to continue to gather all the pieces of the puzzle. >> charlotte's police chief said the video did not provide absolute video evidence prior to shutting stop shooting. he wants the video made public. >> what i see in that video is an individual sitting in a car, manner, he never appears to be aggress off. it seems like he's attached to a news, i don't know if he's yelled at from too many directions. his hands appear to be down. there appears to be an object in his hands, at the moment he is shot. he is actually stepping back waerlds. the family wants the police department to release both of the videos that we saw today and we want the public to see it, let them draw their own >> joining us is sarah ro sara, a there going

on msnb. >>> here's a look at some of the stories also in the news today. >>> producers and crew on the film set of "transformers 3" got some unscripted action when the bumblebee got side swiped by a real police vehicle. some thought it was a scene from the movie. the wreck temporary halted production, but shooting will continue all week. >>> a florida woman is going to get some help from a problem that's been buzzing over her. a company that specializes in africanized bee also remove a huge beehive 30 feet high in her tree, after several others said they couldn't help. even the city refused because it was on private property. until it's down, she warns neighbors to stay inside. >>> the largest pumpkins are still rolling in. at a competition in california a gorgeous gourd tipped the scales at 1,435 pounds. this is the first time in 11 years that a home-grown pumpkin has taken the title. the winner's secret, you wonder? pumpkin seeds donated by a previous win perpendicular. >>> back in florida, ten little crocodiles cracked through their eggs one after another after another. they may be

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz this is "first look" on msnb. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. have a great monday. >>> two debates within seven days. the first tomorrow as we come up now on three weeks until election day in a race that is as tight as a drum. the question is, can mitt romney get a winning electoral map if he loses the state of ohio? >>> felix baum ggarner goes to space but comes down on his own power

so here's the clip that we found on youtube uh of that live report aired on msnb. see where they go the extra mile in fake news, inaccuracy and even disrespect, airing the suicide hotline to imply that aaron bushnell was crazy and that this was done because of a mental health issue instead of an extreme form of protest against the genocide and ongoing genocide, this is so disrespectful, let us see the video, let's take a look, yesterday, 25 year old aaron bushnel of san antonio, texas, the active duty airman in the u.s. air force, who set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy an apparent. protest against the israel hamas war has died, that identification made by metropolitan police here, which now filmed his own self-imalation on his cell phone yelling free palestine before collapsing to the ground outside the embassy. he was rushed to the hospital for treatment, but later succumbed to his injuries, and if you are someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the suicide aid. wow, yeah, so uh, this is... one example of western mainstream media, basically assuming the ro

i want to bring in msnb contributor, jared bernstein, jumping off point of where kristen left off withhe potential conon formation of jack lew. jack lew would be a new player in this mix, because we have got the same old players. do you think that he could help break the chemistry experiment? >> well, he has been playing in the same sand box for a while. he has been negotiating deals since he was the director of the office of management and budget which is of course, at the heart of fiscal deals before he became the president's chief of staff. he has a long history of closing pretty complicated fiscal deals including things like the budget control act which is essentially running the government right now. so, i don't think that having jack in the mix hurts the prospects at all. if anything, he is a tough negotiator and he has been successful in the past. what is going to have to happen here, unless you want to start talking about pretty crazy solutions like the trillion dollar coin, what has to happen is compromise, much like i believe the president has laid out. if we want to do anoth

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. >> let's stay on msnb krrkc you have another host comparing obamacare, using the word obamacare to moral equivalent of the n-word. >> it's a word that's been with us for years. like it or not it's in ddelibly printed in the pages of american history. a word that was originally intended as are a derogatory term meant to shame, divide and demean. the word was conceived of by a group of wealthy white men who needed to put themselves above a black man to render him inferior and unequal and diminish his accomplishments. y'all know the word i'm talking about, obama care. >> that's the dumbest analysis i think i've ever heard. even for them at msnbc, this is nuts. what about hillary care? >> get this. the first time it was mentioned she mentioned the first time it was mentioned, it was in march 2007. it was in a journal called health care financial management. it was coined by a woman, jean schultz-scott who talked about obamacare, hillarycare, guili i guilianicare, mccaincare. >> romneycare. >> that was the origination. number two, barack obama has used this. does this make barack obama

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to politicsnation let's bring in my politica panel, when you to tolliver, democratic strategist and msnbtributor. and, rick tyler. republican strategist an political analyst. millions of women across the country will continue having access to a common abortio drug at least for now. after the supreme court blocke a rule lower court ruling last night. that restricted one of two drugs used for medicatio abortion this case has now sent, has no been sent to the fifth circuit court to decide on the matte beginning next month juanita, this ruling is victory for abortion right activists. but a temporary one. what is your reaction? >> right, emphasis o temporary. emphasis on for now. but it is a real reprieve fo women impregnable who ar seeking access to basic health care in the form of medication abortions, which we know are used in about half of abortion performed in this country. and it is critical that we als emphasize that this is a success for the bide administration who is going to the -- fighting this every step of th way. i think when we get back to th fifth circuit, which we know t be p

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