abrams. you know, the truth has no agenda, speak the truth. it will save our country. we are going down. barack obama was brought up in socialism. his whole family was that. you have to get everybody on welfare, everybody getting money. that is what o-biden has done. i call him o'biden, because obama was running the country. >> thank you for taking my call. i'm an independent and let me explain how i got there. i can't believe the left and you can't believe the right particularly on television and social media. it is very difficult to change people's views. watch a right wing television or right wing television and then turn around and watch the left and somewhere there is the truth. i became an independent because you see different views and both of them are extreme to the left were extreme to the right. the only one i can find closest to the middle is newsnation. the older people watch television. we have a tale of two cities. we have the younger people who pick up their news on social media, which is even worse. it is very difficult to filter it. i take umbrage with

with us is the two time nominee for governor of georgia, stacey abrams. thank you so much for being with us. he called you out by name. what's your response? >> that he is trying to distract americans from his failure to deliver on any of his promises, and instead of doing his work, he's going after those of us who are actually doing the work of the american people. i am very proud of the work that i've done to protect voting rights, to lower the cost of energy for real people in the state of georgia, and working with organizations that want to do it around the country, because donald trump is failing in his promises and focusing on petty retribution instead of fulfilling his promises to the american people. >> what is your connection to this organization that did get funding, did get federal funding? >> i led a project in southwest georgia that has lowered the cost of energy for struggling families, and i'm extraordinarily proud of that work. and because of that work, because of the work of five major organizations around this country who have done more

they have not gotten to stacey abrams face and got into it or anybody else for that matter. >> we arebout billions in the form of stacey abrams and the possible abuse and corruption down in georgia for this is a two-time election denier by the way in stacey abrams that supposed that's posg no-no. but overall in these first 6 months i'm sorry it feels like 6 months these first 6 weeks of the trump presidency, more than 70 executive orders assigned. lots of stories to write about their all the cabinet members confirmed despite the naysayers this mere campaigns we saw in the request the big beautiful budget passed the house the slimmest of margins by the way that it was passed by the scott get kudos to mike johnson house speaker and then we have seen doge, elon musk as you said exposing billions upon billions throughout the whole process based on the numbers this has is been the most transparent administration we have seen by a secretary at proportions very trump has taken nearly 1100 questions taking office 42 days ago about. compare that to his predecessor who would read statements in

the epa says the group has ties to two-time democrat from georgia governor abrams and abrams has nott and has no relationship to the group other than as an advisor. let's bring in the person who has been looking at all of this closely, lee zeldin. he will attend the president's address this evening. thank you for being here. great to have you here today. you describe these as nongovernment organizations that somehow were the ones to grab this money that never was designated as the biden team was on their way out the door. what happened? >> received $20 billion and you have these ngos, several of which didn't exist before this pot of money emerged. they designed this program to disrupt the $20 million to limit the government's oversight. tying the hands behind the back of the epa so if you ask me wear all this money is going i actually don't know. it was designed that way. so listen, i would say that when you look at a system that has $20 million go through which in many cases go to others, the american taxpayer is always going to decide out of the gate this isn't enough oversight and

abrams was not paid by communities and did not receive any federal funds, its ceo said.he epa said it is awarded a grant for a competitor view process. there is no funding that evidence the fun was fraudulent or that abrams personally benefited from it. power forward communities recently announced the first face of projects granted by the grant. they rate that's three false. caller: political fact? they are garbage. politifact, you guys have got to quit using these for your source, good god. they are lying to you every day and you keep -- forget it, i'm done. have a good day. host: that was robbed in new york. gary in new york, line for democrats. caller: hello? how you doing? host: doing well. caller: i just thought i'd call. definitely a democrat. my honest opinion, all those felonies trump has had, he should definitely be put in jail. republicans are all afraid of him. they should impeach him, i think. i don't think you should even be a garbage person. honestly, even my son voted for trump and i couldn't believe he did. honestly he should have been put in jail. the pr

abrams was not paid by communities and did not receive any federal funds, its ceo said. epa said it is awarded a grant for a competitor view process. there is no funding that evidence the fun was fraudulent or that abrams personally benefited from it. power forward communities recently announced the first face of projects granted by the grant. they rate that's three false. caller: political fact? they are garbage. politifact, you guys have got to quit using these for your source, good god. they are lying to you every day and you keep -- forget it, i'm done. have a good day. host: that was robbed in new york. gary in new york, line for democrats. caller: hello? how you doing? host: doing well. caller: i just thought i'd call. definitely a democrat. my honest opinion, all those felonies trump has had, he should definitely be put in jail. republicans are all afraid of him. they should impeach him, i think. i don't think you should even be a garbage person. honestly, even my son voted for trump and i couldn't believe he did. honestly he should have been put in jail. the pres

the money was passed over by a woman named stacy abrams. have you ever heard a 3 point? $5000000.00 consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring. $1500000.00 for roader confidence in the barrier. $14000000.00 for social cohesion in valley. $59000000.00 for our legal alien hotel rooms in new york city. is a real estate developer. he's done very well. $250000.00 to increase vision, local climate action innovation. in zambia. $42000000.00 for social and behavioral change in oregon to $14000000.00 for improving public procurement in serbia. $47000000.00 for improving learning outcomes in asia, asia is doing very well with learning. now what we're do should use it ourselves. and $101000000.00 where the contracts at the department of education the most ever paid, nothing even like it under the trump administration. all of these scams. and there are far worse, but i didn't think it was appropriate to talk about the special bed as many more have been found out and exposed and swiftly terminated by a group of very intelligent mostly young people headed up by the line. and we ap

the money was passed over by woman named stacy abrams. have you ever heard of a 3 point? $5000000.00 consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring. $1500000.00 for motor confidence in liberia. $14000000.00 for social cohesion in mailing $59000000.00 for illegal alien hotel rooms in new york city. the real estate developer has done very well, $250000.00 to increase vague in local climate action. innovation in zambia. $42000000.00 for social and behavior change in oregon to $14000000.00 for improving public procurement in serbia. $47000000.00 for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well with learning. and what we're doing should use it ourselves. a $101000000.00 where the contracts at the department of education a most ever paid. nothing even like it under the trump administration, all of these scams and there are far worse, but i didn't think it was appropriate to talk about them. that's so bad. as many more have been found out and exposed and swiftly terminated by a group of very intelligent, mostly young people headed up by the line. and we appreciat

tomorrow i talk to stacey abrams about what it's going to take to keep democratic voters engaged duringressman tim ryan. we talked about a lot of things, including a guy he knows well, vice president jd vance. what? what drives you craziest about what people's perception is of him? that's just wrong. >> he uses his god. >> given abilities. >> and his story and his tragedies. and traumas to help people who don't need it. >> to validate the richest man in the world. >> it's unbelievable. so yeah, that that. >> drives me nuts. you know, because you you see, i mean, it's you live with people who. >> are are struggling. >> and i think. >> in a lot of ways he. he. >> has forgotten where he came from. and the people. >> that that are still. >> out there struggling. >> he knows how. >> to use it as. >> a tagline. >> or a. >> punchline or. >> you know, a talking point. but i don't think. >> he remembers. >> exactly the, you. >> know. >> kind. >> of pain. >> that. people are. >> still going through. >> those new episodes with tim ryan and stacey abrams will be available tomorrow, wherever you get

i talked to stacey abrams about what it's going to take to keep democratic voters engaged during a second of things, including a guy he knows well, vice president jd vance. what what drives you craziest about what people's perception is of him? that's just wrong. >> he uses. >> his god given abilities. >> and his. >> story and. >> his tragedies. >> and traumas to. help people who. >> don't. >> need it. >> to validate the richest man in the world. >> it's unbelievable. so yeah, that that drives me nuts. >> you know. >> because you. >> you see, i. >> mean, it's you. >> live with people. >> who are are struggling. >> and i think in a lot of ways he. >> he has forgotten. >> where he came from. >> and the. people that that are still out there struggling. >> he knows how. to use it as a. >> tagline or a punchline or, you know, a talking point. but i. >> don't think he. >> remembers exactly the, you. >> know. >> kind of. pain that people are still going through. those new episodes with tim ryan and stacey abrams will be available tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me today

that you wish also provides keen ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and high must rocket launches high. must rockets have been particularly effective and allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines? the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank. missiles considered crucial and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you, cranes fight. many pots required to fix damage, equipment, and specialist munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer when they're in a mirror on as administrator analyst at the king's college in london as to how the last of us military and intelligence support would affect the way you train fights . well, i think the most critical right now is the lack of intelligence support because it is not something that the europeans can supplement in a sense that the us military satellites or satellite capabilities across a period through what t

the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime us real quick launches hyman's rockets have been particularly effective in allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank, massage considered crucial, and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie ukraine's flight. many cars required to fix damage equipment and specialists, munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now, with military expense estimation, carrots supplies will last until summer. this let's look at matches arising them with the major l. petrovich who is co founder and chairman of the silverado policy accelerates a think tank is a geo political life and the list of with specialism in china and russia. welcome to d. w. how quickly do you think the us pause and intelligence assessments to ukraine will make itself felt? well, for certain things that they will feel it right away because they will have le

the us also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and high must rocket launches high. must rockets have been particularly effective and allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank muscles considered crucial and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie ukraine's flight. many paths required to fix damage equipment and specialists. munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer. military experts, a us supplies will run out by the summer. but what happens after that defense and security policy journalist, who am i speaking with, give us his assessment as well. it's not as savvy decline, it won't be that to ukraine is fighting. and sometime in june, they say no, it's older. it will start as we heard the already it will start to pretty fast because i have to erase and the munitions they have. they run low

so it's so slipping, reported that most all behind the expensive us made abrams time. so essentially you're creating of either being destroyed or otherwise taken out of columbus bug associated c o and former c. i a analyst, laurie jones and told us that k of what last long without the cash flow from washington. well, the story to try to bring it into the war. this is going to bring it into the war. the green crane cannot sustain military operations. by the, by itself, they don't have us, you know, anti aircraft missiles like the to patriot battery. now they don't have high mars nor talerie shells. tags are refer, sit out character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicles. they're going to leave us out all of that. and they're like, they're likely to have the means to sustain the war. he didn't want to sign that deal without his explicit commit. but from the united states that the united states would be there to provide military support and secure on basically go to war with russia on trains perhaps. and trump refused to do that. and they, they were, you've been told

it's also being reported that most of all the highly expensive us made abrams tanks said to ukraine have either been destroyed or otherwise taken out of comb bus reactions, the washington's latest moves by and fullness. the i analyst on ceo of book associates, laurie thompson, is to try to bring it into the war. this is going to bring it into the war. the green ukraine cannot sustain military operations. by the, by itself, they could collapse within 2 weeks. it could be that soon, but they don't have us, you know, anti aircraft missiles like the to patriot battery. now they don't have high mars, nor tillery shells tanks and push it out. character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicle. they're going to be without all of that. and we would like to be likely to have the means to sustain the war. i suspect is very likely this will lead to some of the, just the all officer core military coup against someone's well, donald trump has also taken a fresh job. but americans, european allies, are the ukraine, the us presidents, to accuse them of doing too little to bring security to that own c

it has also been before have been most of all the highly expensive us made abrams time since and so you crane has either been destroyed or otherwise taken out of combat. the associated c o, as the form is c, i a analysts large johnston's hold is the key of what last long, without the cash flow from washington. lensky was refusing to listen to what was it just for donald trump and check it had been said to him by the secretary of the treasury bus dawson scott gossip and had been reiterated to him in a meeting of the munich with the secretary of state. rubio and vice president j. d pounds. and then it also been repeated again by the national security advisor. michael was so on on all of these, you know, the united states is delivering the same message. and the last cases was adamant in that he was refusing to even entertain the prospect of negotiations with the russians. he wanted to change the terms of the deal. the deal he wanted was okay, he had signed, but he's going to have to have a guaranteed security commitment from the united states. well, united states is unable into off with th

it's also being reported that most of the highly expensive us made abrams tongue. so essentially ukraine have either been destroyed or otherwise taken out of combat book associated c o and former c i. a analyst at laurie johnson told us that k of what last long, without the cash flow from washington. well, the story to try to bring it into the war. this is going to bring it into the war. the grain ukraine cannot sustain military operations. by and by itself they don't have us no anti aircraft. missiles like the to patriot battery. now they don't have high mars nor a calorie shells. tags are refer, said out character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicle. they're going to be without all of that. and they're like, they're not going to have the means to sustain the war. he didn't want to sign that deal without his explicit commitment from the united states with the united states would be there to provide military support and secure a basically go to war with russia on your trains perhaps. and trump refused to do that. and the is they were you been told that repea

the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime, us rocket launches, a hi mas rockets have been particularly effective in allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank massage considered crucial, and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you. cranes fight. many cars required to fix damage, equipment and specialists. munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer at brussels bureau, cheapest deal with is alexander making up for the withdrawal of u. s. military support is a monumental task. can you repeat countries build a graph as well? it's will be, is difficult. we should not be no age about that. of course we have seen in recent days of more and more countries within the block, but also outside the repeating union. come forward and promise a to increase their support for ukraine. s

by a woman named stacey abrams said you ever had. 3.5 million dollar consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring. 1.5 million dollars for voter confidence in liberia. 14 million dollars to social cohesion in alley. 59 million dollars for illegal alien hotel rooms in new york city. he's a real estate developer done very well. $250,000 to increase vague in local climate action. innovation. in zambia. 42 million dollars for social and behavior change in uganda. 14 million dollars for improving public procurement in serbia. 47 million dollars for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well with learning. we know what we're doing should use it ourselves. now 101 million dollars with contracts at the department. of education. the most ever paid. nothing even like it under the trump administration. all of these scams and they're far worse. but i didn't think it was appropriate to talk about them. this so bad. many more have been found out and exposed and swiftly terminated by a group of very intelligent, mostly young people. headed up by elon and we appreciate it. we found h

month old nonprofit with $100 in the bank and ties to former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams, was able to secure a $2 billion climate change grant from president biden's epa. i wonder why. there's going to be less empathy as that corruption continues to get exposed and it's a political strategy to try and humanize it. gee wee: jason, the organizations that are having a soros-backed groups and trying to have a financial gain right now. >> look, i left congress in 2017. there were people that came into that and i got to tell you, it is not something that is productive. you want to have town hall meetings as best as possible and protesters brought in, it's not productive. joey: the democrat derangement and not stopping a foolish protest and 23 far left state attorneys general that are reportedly wasting 30 minutes every day to plot against president trump according to politico. this is a quote. they share updates on seven cases they have moving through federal courts and argue about whether to treat elon musk as a lawful arm of the government or un-credentialed interloper to it.

we know she's involved just at the last moment, the money was passed over by a woman named stacey abramsresident trump last might listed major waste of your taxpayer money. you pay for that in higher taxes. this is before doge and elon musk stepped in and caught it. they just found another mayor abuse. biden and democrats were paying nonprofit ngo in texas $18 million a month to run an empty, empty migrant facility in pecos, texas. they got a no bid contract after a biden transition team, a top biden aid join that had nonprofit. look who's here, indiana governor michael braun. governor, great to have you on. >> great to be here. liz: what's your reaction to all this, what's your take? >> you know, i was one of the voices for six years and, liz, it was like talking to the side of my barn. finally we got tram on it. some of it is worse than the things you heard. and among the other side seeming to be defending waste and fraud. i've started my own idoge here in indiana. it's simpler and we live within our means anyway, and we're finding all kinds of things that creep in to just well run sta

you're working for the attorney general of new york, bob abrams, and here comes your summer intern, aoung guy named eliot spitzer. what was your impression? i was a little bit wary to begin with. you know, wealthy kid from well-known parents. kids like that usually wanna have a fun summer. but when eliot walks in, it was kind of love at first sight. there was an understanding that we both believed that the law was the most powerful instrument of social change and that law could be used to help people. spitzer's crusade for the people began in earnest a few years later, when he charged into the manhattan d.a.'s office in 1986. one of eliot's early success stories was when he was working as a junior prosecutor, and he was tasked with trying to get the mob out of the garment district. the gambino crime family dominated manhattan's garment district, where they forced clothing manufacturers to use their trucking company to transport goods to retailers. most prosecutors went after the mob by following a paper trail from behind a desk, but spitzer had a novel idea to start his own factory, h

he points out how a stacey abrams funded ngo got $100 and turned that into $2 billion that is the biggesthrough it. we just blew straight through it. >> laura: she is brilliant. one thing about this sitdown they did in the interview. they were having a lot of fun. serious topics discussed. but i think conservatives just are having a good time liberals no fun. mary kathleen there was a conversation about fort knox. >> tour live is the gold there or not? they say it is. is it real or did someone spray paint led. >> i wonder if a lot of it is missing? what it like half of it is missing? [laughter] >> how do we know? we don't know. they said the last time someone looked at it was decades ago. >> the last -- i believe the last formal audit was in the 50's. [laughter] so i'm like, okay. maybe we should check it again. >> laura: mary katharine ham was fun to watch. today in the oval office fun to watch and educational at the same time. >> in the case of rogan and musk, first of all that would rate if you did the live tour and they know that. i also think that when it comes to just talking, a lot

you can put a 70 ton m1 abrams tank in there and drop it anywhere you want. c-17s are just unimaginably enormous. and the trump administration, again, i kid you not, has also been using c-17s. according to the wall street journal, approximately 30 times to fly random little groups of immigrants to different places for a flight, say to india. they charged the taxpayers $3 million for a single flight on one of these military aircraft just so they could do it using one of these, these huge planes. cost for using one of these big military planes at minimum, is like over $28,000 an hour. but that's what they're doing. that's what they're using it for. why why are they doing this? why are they wasting all of this money and all of these military resources, active duty, military resources, quote, the administration has opted for military planes for these flights. quote, for reasons of optics, said one u.s. defense official. optics. got to get the photo op right. tell me more about all the waste, fraud and abuse you're targeting by firing the people who contain ebola

those new episodes with tim ryan and stacey abrams will be available tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me today, but stay right where you are because there's much more news coming up on msnbc. >> on this new hour of ayman. europe comes to ukraine's defense after that oval office debacle between zelensky and trump. jeffrey sachs helps us make sense of what is going on, and we're going to talk about the next phase of the gaza ceasefire in peril as israel cuts off lifesaving aid to the gaza strip, plus trump's immigration plan. that's extremely dangerous. despite being nearly impossible to enforce. i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. the fallout from donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky's blow up at the white house is still reverberating around the world. after being unceremoniously run out of washington by trump on friday, zelensky is now being welcomed with open arms by the europeans. you're looking at pictures of zelensky being greeted in london today by uk prime minister keir starmer. this was part of an emergency summit with european leaders, all of

i also talked to stacey abrams about how democrats need to resist the urge to take a step back after fighting so hard in november, even though many people may still feel like they want to. those episodes are available wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> hey, jen. >> thanks very. >> much, my friend. >> i will see you tomorrow in new york. yes. >> see you tomorrow in new york. i will see you then. all right. >> thanks to. >> you. >> for joining. >> us. >> this. >> hour. >> as well. >> really happy to have you here. >> so on. >> july 10th, 1940, the german air. force started its large. >> scale attack on our. >> closest overseas. ally on great britain. >> that was the start. >> of the battle of britain. >> and at that. >> point, great britain was. >> the last. man standing. >> in western europe. the germans. >> had spread. >> out into austria and then into czechoslovakia, and then they took poland and denmark. >> and norway. >> and belgium. >> and the. >> netherlands and. luxembourg and france. nazi german

i also talked to stacey abrams about how democrats need to resist the urge to take a step back afterl like they want to. those episodes are available wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> hey, jen. >> thanks very. >> much, my friend. >> i will see you tomorrow in new york. yes. >> see you tomorrow in new york. i will see you then. all right. >> thanks to. >> you. >> for joining. >> us. >> this. >> hour. >> as well. >> really happy to have you here. >> so on.

know she's involved, just at the last moment the money was passed off her, by a woman named stacey abrams. have you ever heard of her? [boos] a $3.5 million tilting -- consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring. $1.5 million for voter confidence in liberia. $14 million for social cohesion in mali. $59 million for illegal alien hotel rooms in new york city. [boos] these are real estate developers. $250,000 to increase vegan local climate activation in zambia. $42 million for a and behavior change in uganda. $14 million for improving public procurement in serbia. $47 million for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well with learning. [laughter] we could use it ourselves. $101 million for dei contracts at the department of education, the most ever paid. nothing even like it. under the trump administration, all of these scams, and they are far worse, but i did not think it was appropriate to talk about them, they are so bent. many more have been exposed and swiftly terminated by a group of intelligent, mostly young people, headed up by elon. we appreciate it. we found

. >> those new episodes with tim ryan and stacey abrams will be available tomorrow, wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me today, but stay right where you are because there's much more news coming up on msnbc. >> this hour. doge subcommittee member, congresswoman jasmine crockett on why elon musk should testify at a hearing. plus, her thoughts on that ugly oval office episode. a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone. to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with breaking news about the emergency ukraine summit in london. european leaders meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to discuss a path to peace with russia. britain's prime minister, speaking just a short time ago. >> and today. >> i'm announcing. >> a new. >> deal which allows ukraine to use 1.6 billion pounds of uk export. >> finance to buy more than. >> 5000 air defense missiles. >> the prime minister also mentioned that bruising friday oval office meeting. we're going to hear him on that in just a moment. but here's what we heard from america

. >> abrams funded. >> ngo got $100 and turned that into $2 billion. that is the biggest scandal i've ever heard of. and we. >> just. >> blew through it. >> we just. >> blew straight through it. >> yeah she's brilliant. so one thing i have to say about this sit down, they did in the interview, was that they were having a lot of fun. there were serious topics discussed, but i think conservatives just are having a good time and the liberals are no fun. mary catherine, there was a conversation about fort knox and the gold inside watch. >> i think like a tour of fort knox would be awesome. like a live tour of fort knox where can actually see it's like it's the gold there or not. they say it is like, is it real or did somebody spray paint some lead? you know. >> what if a lot of it's missing. what if like half of it's missing? >> i mean, how do we even know? >> no. they said the last time they let someone look at it was decades ago. >> yeah, well, the last i believe the last formal audit was in the 50s. so i'm like, okay. >> oh my god, just think about all

know she's involved, just at the last moment the money was passed off her, by a woman named stacey abrams. have you ever heard of her? [boos] a $3.5 million tilting -- consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring. $1.5 million for voter confidence in liberia. $14 million for social cohesion in mali. $59 million for illegal alien hotel rooms in new york city. [boos] these are real estate developers. $250,000 to increase vegan local climate activation in zambia. $42 million for a and behavior change in uganda. $14 million for improving public procurement in serbia. $47 million for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well with learning. [laughter] we could use it ourselves. $101 million for dei contracts at the department of education, the most ever paid. nothing even like it. under the trump administration, all of these scams, and they are far worse, but i did not think it was appropriate to talk about them, they are so bent. many more have been exposed and swiftly terminated by a group of intelligent, mostly young people, headed up by elon. we appreciate it. we found

i also talked to stacey abrams about how democrats need to resist the urge to take a step back afterd in november, even though many people may still feel like they want to. those episodes are available wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> hey, jen. thanks very much, my friend. i will see you tomorrow in new york. yes. >> see you tomorrow in new york. >> i will see you then. all right. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour as well. really happy to have you here. so on july 10th, 1940, the german air force started its large scale attack on our closest overseas ally on great britain. that was the start of the battle of britain. and at that point, great britain was the last man standing in western europe. the germans had spread out into austria and then into czechoslovakia, and then they took poland and denmark and norway and belgium and the netherlands and luxembourg and france. nazi germany was just rolling through all of those countries,nd

we are finding out recently that stacey abrams is part of the graft as well. apparently the a ppa gave $2 billion to a group called power forward communities that was funded in late 2023 and had only reported $100 in total revenue. power forward communities had no business managing a grant that large, of course. but they were appealing for democrats. the co-chair of power forward communities is shaun donovan, who previously served as barack obama's director of hud and omb. we also know stacey abrams is senior counsel for one of the collision groups called renaming america, affiliated with this. that is corruption and the waste we are trying to reach out. they talk about elon musk and doge and having access to american data. remember biden let 53 unpaid researchers and students have full access to the american people's data at the irs, and there was no outrage then. we are learning now that the biden irs leaked taxpayer information. we were told last year that it was only for -- i say only -- for 70,000 americans. we are finding out today it is actually 405,000

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