chairman adam schiff is going to join us with his reaction to these russia revelations today. and, you know, he might know this answer and might not be able to tell us, and that is when did we know? when did we know what kilimnik did with that information? >> yeah. >> when did the united states of america intelligence services know that? was that during the trump administration? was that suppressed by them? >> especially when the senate intelligence committee said just last year, we don't know anything about what kilimnik did or who he talked to because we didn't have any visibility at all in his communications. is it -- do we newly have this information because of some new capability that gives us visibility into something that we previously couldn't see, or did some part of the government know this under trump and they didn't feel safe saying it until trump was gone? it's just -- >> mm-hmm. >> it's such a bombshell, and it's so fascinating that they released it in this specific way today. i'm -- i am -- i am totally, totally riveted by this story. >> yeah, and there are thos

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congressman adam schiff. but first, it was a historic night. two women seated by the president for the very first time. and the joint address to congress. one of those being a woman of color. vice president kamala harris. the address was also unlike any other due to the ongoing pandemic. you can see it there in the shot. just 200 members of congress and officials attending. where they're usually 1600. they were seated apart from each other for social distancing purposes. but much else about tonight was familiar to joe biden. who of course, attended dozens of these addresses during his 36 years in the u.s. senate. twice delivered part of the democratic response to ronald reagan speeches. here he is. the vice president biden also sat behind barack obama ten times, as he delivered addresses to a joint session of congress. tonight, it was finally joseph r. biden's turn to deliver his own. one of the moments from tonight getting the most attention online right now is texas senator ted cruz. because watching a grown man fall asleep in a seat before 1

a chairman adam schiff is going to join us with his reaction to the revelations today. he might know this answer and might not be able to tell us and that is, when did we know? when did we know what's konstantin kilimnik did with that information? when did the united states know that? was it during the trump administration? ? was it suppressed by them? >> especially when the intelligence committee said just last year, we don't know anything about what he did and who he talked because we did not have any visibility at all in this communication. do we knew we have this information because of some new capability that gives us visibility into something that we previously could not see? or did some part of the government know this, under trump, and they did not feel safe saying it until trump was gone? it is such a bombshell it is so fascinating that they released it in this specific way today. i am totally riveted by the story. >> there are two possible dimensions to the trump suppression of information. they had, the president knew they had, the president basically suppres

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adam schiff hopefully reminded us of that yesterday. >> the intelligence community says they only have to moderate confidence that it is an accurate story. so it looks as though in this case, trump might have had the right response, don't you say? >> well, i don't think trump had the right response andns he didt confront the russians on this. he didn't appear to take the issue very seriously. you know, it is my since the intelligence communityty believs that the russians did engage in this conduct but they don't have the requisite level of confidence and that conclusion to go forward with sanctions ont that basis. >> tucker: so donald trump didn't take the hoax seriously enough and that is a sign of bad character. we don't know the russians did anything wrong, but we must come from russia over what we don't know they did anyway. so attack russia every day. if you don't know why we are doing it, they will know. that is our new position. the biden administration yesterday declared a national emergency for no obvious reason. joe biden announced that russia had somehow taken maligned actio

and then adam schiff, the ranking member the intelligence committee reminded this country that unnamedrces and left-wing newspapers are the "gold standard" for what is true. >> he is inviting vladimir putin to washington all the while thes this credible allocation of russians putting a bounty on american heads. that to me is despicable. >> this is not a hoax. the fact the intelligence community is still looking for additional evidence doesn't make it a hoax. >> americans are outraged about what russia may be doing. the one person who isn't outraged is donald trump. it doesn't end up in the presidential daily brief if it is a hoax. the intelligence community does not only put folks in the daily brief but rather it is the gold standard. >> tucker: so it doesn't wind up in the president's daily brief, it is a hoax, obviously. it's not like we invaded iraq or anything. we wish we could tell you it was just democrats getting hysterical but lying in the conservatives are unfortunately bipartisan. then staff come at the tough guy republican represents a state of nebraska and said he wants to

during the russia investigation, eric swalwell and adam schiff were coming out every day and lying saying there was misinformation on president trump when they all knew it was not true. kevin mccarthy did not take them off the intelligence committee. i do not get it. same thing with liz cheney. they voted to keep her in leadership after she voted to impeach our president. i wish i had another alternative. what is your comment, susan? guest: i think you are talking about feelings a lot of people in the republican party have right now. the storyline about republicans has been a party divided. one of the main political characters who helped sort of highlight the dividing line was president trump because too many voters, he was fearless -- to many voters, he was fearless and unapologetic. he did get a lot done. of course, he divided the party. he also suffered a lot of criticism. the voters are frustrated with their own party and some are frustrated because they do not like president trump. they are more of the political feeling that republicans should play bipartisanship more, should avoid b

and it shouldn't surprise us, that's what adam schiff does as a politician.o your point, to have 50 former obama, clinton, biden national security officials comi out after the director of national intelligence says that this isen not true and promote a false narrative to protect joe biden and try and influence the outcome of the election, you know, that is the definition of politicizing as well as. and people ask me all the time about election interference and election influence, and, yeah, we need to be concerned about russia, china and iran, but there's no greater expression of that than what you just saw hathere. a completely false narrative. the intelligence community knew that this was not russian disinformation, and law enforcement knew that it was hunter biden's laptop. there was an open investigation into that. and yet those officials supported by, you know, a corporate media ran a false narrative and misinformed the american people. the problem, maria, is that with the exception of folks like you, very few people out in the media have accurately repo

adam schiff of california, chairman of the house committee on intelligence. thank you for joining us. the intent of these new sanctions is to deter russia. you say these sanctions are not enough. what other actions do you think the biden administration needs to take? >> particularly in the cyber arena, there are certain things that sanction just aren't going to deter. if the russians think it's in their advantage to steal certain information, whether it's trade secrets or national security secrets, they're going to try. and we are just going to have to really harden our cyber defenses. if we're really, really good, we might detect in advance maybe, i don't know, 25, 50, even 75% of planned attacks by russia or china. probably a lot less, frankly. the rest are going to get through. and so we need to make sure that, first and foremost, our defenses are much stronger than they are today. >> these sanctions also reveal a new acknowledged, public listening between the trump campaign in 2016 and russia. the u.s. now designating konstantin kilimnik, which we already

i don't know why eric swalwell and adam schiff are not wanting to have confidential classified hearings this. tony blinken says it is, there's nothing there, he gives the oath and gives the background and it's over. until that happens, there's serious questions. he ought to answer them and eric swalwell and adam schiff ought to be asking those questions. >> martha: it's a great point, david. there is so much, you know, sort of on one hand and the other. look back at the years of the russian collusion investigation and the assumption by most of the media that it was over. no due process. they didn't want to the end of the investigation. they were horrified by the behavior. and no this suggestion that john kerry is speaking out and gets complete hands-off treatment. not even mentioned, not even a suggestion that yeah, if that happened, there would be something that we need to know about. >> i appreciate governor huckabee's comments. and he said there should be a presumption of innocence. the allegations against secretary kerry a serious but there's not sufficient facts right now for anyon

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congressman adam schiff of california.show by asking the question so there was collusion? is that what we should take from what we found out from the treasury about konstantin? >> yes. i mean, it's hard to reach any other conclusion when you have trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort, and his deputy campaign chairman providing polling data once as well as strategic information about their targeting in mid western states, the efforts to win democrats in the mid western states, they're giving it to an agent of russian intelligence. it's provided to russian intelligence while russian intelligence is engaged in a hacking campaign that gets the clinton campaign of the dnc and engaged in a covert social media campaign to help elect donald trump. >> let's talk about the sanctions that were announced this week and we'll put them on the screen. and just wondering are the sanctions enough or are the sanctions part one of many responses by the united states toward russia? >> it's a strong package of sanctions to begin with. there

fairy as things are starting to guess the by an administration along with leading democrats such as adam schiff have been stating explicitly that one of their top priorities is the adoption of new laws designed to import the bush cheney obama war on terror on to u.s. soil for domestic purposes as recently as february 14th the washington post published an article titled the agency founded because of 911 is shifting to face the threat of domestic terrorism the war on terror has been an utter disaster for any country on the end of it so do you think we should want ours salmond's on the sand event for christ's sake not the like bringing overseas disasters to the homeland let's build some fukushima style nuclear plants on the coast of california while we're at it look violence is already legal planning to harm people is already illegal. the intelligence community already has dogs of power and money and weapons and people they don't need more they already violate our rights and our privacy and our freedom on a regular basis they don't need to do it more remember fascism will come to america wrapped i

i watched adam schiff leak. leakers all over the place. >> we have leakers all over the place. that is our broadcast for this tuesday night with our thanks for being with us on behalf of all of my colleagues on the networks of nbc news. good night. e networks of nbc news good night >> tonight on all-in. >> the georgia slgz built on a lie. >> georgia's governor caught using the big lie to restrict voting just keeps selling the big lie. >> they are boycotting and playing games yet they are headquartered in a state more restrictive than we are. >> as matt gaetz clings to his seat how did the bar for public shame get set so low? >> get out and vote for roy moore. >> mitch mcconnell's revision of his new anti-corporate stance. >> my advice to the corporate ceos of america is to stay out of politics. i am not talking about political contributions. >> my interview with the surgeon general on the push to vaccinate the world and today's big announcement at vaccinations at home. >> no more confusing rules or restrictions.

. >> so that's where adam schiff has been? ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes, they do.t atlanta to not-lante. what did major league baseball do? they move the game from atlanta, which is 51% black, to denver, which is 76% white. what were they smoking? well, it is colorado, so maybe weed. you have to be mile high to think this is a solution. for a number of reasons that is not colorado's fault. in this new woke world, skin color is everything. so to help black people, and will be moved the game to denver which is wider than the slopes in aspen. and major black-owned businesses left millions in profits. they make the folks in charge feel good while harming the people they insist they are helping. judging by this logic, i wouldn't be surprised if senator byrd's grandson throughout the first pitch. all of this stinks, because it makes assumptions about black lives that is condescending. it is blacks that must bear the consequent is coming up the white ceos. the new georgia bill is truly jim crow on steroids and perhaps growth hormones giving major league baseball's history

i mean, you had adam schiff and the other people out there saying this is russian disinformation.he documentation for it. and now you finally have hunter biden saying well, yeah, you know, it might be mine. it is his. we all know it's his. and it was wrong for them to suppress that information previously. steve: you know, what jason, it's not just adam schiff saying that whole laptop thing invented by the "new york post" and fox news it was it russian his information. not just adam schiff the man between the time during the election and the nomination was the president-elect. here is peter doocy yelling a question of joe biden december 22nd, 2020. >> do you still think that the story from the fall about your son hunter were russian disinformation and a smear campaign like you said? >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man. you are a one-horse pony, i promise you my justice department will be totally on its own making its judgments about how they should proceed. steve: so there you had the president-elect, now president say yes, yes, yes, it was russian disinformation and then referred

their fight, they also say there's much more to be done but it echoes what telephonic august when adam schiffsaid about the genocide. >> at long last the truth. thank god.>> for decades u.s. presidents have acknowledged remembrance day to mark the events but have not used the term genocide i'm a to avoid alienating our nato ally. >>> tomorrow the former soviet republic of ukraine asked the 35th anniversary of the worst nuclear accident the world is ever seen. 1986, a reactor at the chernobyl powerplant exploded during a botched safety test. it think house of radiation across much of europe and it forced thousands to evacuate. 31 plant workers and firemen died in the immediate aftermath. thousands more later succumbed to cancer and other radiation related illnesses 35 years later, the surrounding ghost town that was once home the 50,000 people remains a wilderness of empty buildings, scrubland and rubble. >>> the ice skaters pushing for change in their sport one dance move at a time. plus, students rising above. the bay area high school senior supporting her brother for a tough illness. how sh

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. >> so that's where adam schiff has been? ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes,

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we expose the lies and the impeachment adam schiff show and we covered the violence, the rig crime across cities last summer. i don't care if it's a riot of the capital or write in any city, a riot is a riot and it's wrong. they were calling it fiery but mostly peaceful. look at that. fire. mostly peaceful. duke lacrosse, uva, rolling stone, ferguson, baltimore, so many more. we get it right. they always get it wrong. here now with reaction, project veritas ceo and founder james o'keefe. let's talk about what we just heard. what i hear is -- go ahead. >> sean, journalism is about getting to the bottom of things, getting to the truth. this man, the director of cnn, actually says in the tape that they are telling people what to say. they don't actually let people on cnn. this is the directorate cnn saying that the only people they actually left on the program are people who take the bait. this is not the only thing. it's not the most damning thing about everything he said. he implicates jeff zucker and says this special bat phone rings, he implicates the head of the network. i run from noth

at 1:15 i will speak with congressman adam schiff about expectations for the president's speech to congressd an historic announcement the white house made this weekend. then at the 2:00 p.m. hour, a new report on many americans skipping their second covid-19 shot. the potential dangers in that. later at 2:15 p.m., reverend sharpton. what the last few weeks have meant and how they might have changed him, that will be a good chance. first, monica alba, what do these new polls tell us about biden's first 100 days? >> reporter: the first 100 days, alex, are a snapshot and scorecard of how the president has done so far, largely symbolic given most of his works will come likely in his next 3 1/2 years. he has a 53% approval rating compared to 39% and disapprove in our latest nbc polling. you look at where he got his highest marks, that's specifically on the coronavirus pandemic and his handling so far. passing that covid relief. and of course increasing vaccinations. as well as on the economy and uniting the country. those numbers are slightly lower than how he did as it compares to the health cr

i'm going to discuss it with the man joining me, california congressman adam schiff, the chairman ofligence committee. congressman, it's awfully good to see you. apparently the national security advisers of the united states, jake sullivan and the national security adviser of india have just spoken. the united states is going to be helping india. they recognize this dire situation. there's a number of ways in which they're going to do it. they'll give raw material to help them develop their own vaccines there. the vaccine there is covid shield vaccine and provide things like ppe, the oxygen you saw matt bradley talking about, how there's a lack of oxygen supply in that country. very much noting the urgent need for all of this. therapeutics, rapid diagnostic test kits, ventilators. i mean, that is great news. tell me how important you think this kind of help is for a country like india because we have to keep in mind, coronavirus does not just stay within our borders. this is a global pandemic. >> that's exactly right. i think it's great our national security adviser is conferring wit

that included people like adam schiff, hakeem jeffries, definitely a possibility as the next leader ofings. jason crow. the congressman from colorado who voted against her for speaker. she then gave him that. these are the people that she sees as rising stars in the democratic party. >> before we let you go. one more question. you talk about what nancy pelosi considers her biggest regret with one president. what is it? >> well, it's the iraq war. she thought that when she gained control -- when she first became speaker, in part because of americans turning against the iraq war, that she would be able to convince george w. bush to withdraw u.s. troops. she told me that, of course, she was unable to do that. bush chose not to change course. she told me she thought the decision to invade iraq was the biggest mistake in american history. >> well, the book is "madam speaker: nancy pelosi and the lessons of power." the author is susan page. thank you for joining us. >> so good to talk to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- nearly 350,000 covid cases in 24 hours. india is struggling to keep u

congressman adam schiff and the anc. a held a press conference. >> in honor of the historic move.essman schiff was one of nearly 100 lawmakers to urge the president to take this stand in 1914 more than 2 million armenians lived in the ottoman empire in 1920 to the number dropped to 400,000 turkish officials have denied the killings were systemic effort of ethnic cleansing scholars. however, disagree more than 20 countries have formally called this a genocide. the u.s. is now on that list in response to the president's statement, the turkish government released this saying we reject and denounce in the strongest terms the statement of the president of the united states regarding the events in 1915 this statement will open a deep wound that undermines or mutual trust and friendship. we call on the u.s. president to correct this grave mistake. >> pope francis, the european parliament have called on turkey to recognize the responsibility. and except the term genocide. why won't turkey do this. do work genocide is now the general court. illegal. illegal to. >> as more countries recogni

applause ] >> the same guy, chris krebs said that, do you know three weeks ago chris krebs and adam schiffhina cyber attack from china, down to local racist, chris krebs said that -- >> jimmy: that has nothing to do with this. >> he said it was a secure january 9th, this was after is,- this. >> jimmy: i want to say one thing real quick. i don't want anybody to get the wrong idea here. we're going to -- we have limited time on this show. we'll put this whole conversation on youtube so people can see the whole thing. >> right, right. >> jimmy: i need to take a commercial break. mike lindell is here with us. we'll be right back. ♪and i would walk 500 miles♪ ♪why you always in a mood♪ ♪mess around actin' brand new♪ ♪just to be the man♪ ♪un...dos..tres...lego...♪ could i get a number 1 with a coke? thanks. coming around. ♪baby, baby, baby, if i kiss you like this♪ ¿y dónde está mi gente? ♪and if you whisper like that♪ ♪this girl is on fire!♪ ♪but it's all coming back♪ ♪this girl is on fire♪ hi sir, excuse me, your number 1 with a coke. thank you. enjoy. alright. ♪ ♪ tha♪ ♪ou. let out the vegas

or it is eric swalwell, adam schiff, alyssa milano. yeah, if you're states are being run by people like that, that is going to be a problem. the media portrayal in demonizing law enforcement is having a real effect in terms of morale, in terms of retirement, like you talked about. making the job increasingly dangerous. you look at, show that 40% of americans, this is the most recent poll -- that is down from 50%. that is down from 64% in 2004. so, look here and more police officers died last year, harris, then any other years since the nixon administration. we are talking 1974. some because they had to work in the middle of a pandemic. and more than ever, they are in harm's way. leaders like those in portland and new york are not part of the solution. they are only part of the problem. >> harris: and you know why they were working in that pandemic? because they are essential. >> joe: exactly. >> harris: they are essential. i just wanted to get that out. kennedy, portland, oregon. today on the show, you probably know better than anybody

adam schiff goes we knew it came from the kremlin.a. april it's absolutely crazy! [laughter] all right, so, you interviewed s orab amari from the new york post and here is what he had to say. >> the easiest way that the bidens, hunter or joe, could disprove this story is by saying the laptop does not belong t hunter. those e-mails are not authentic. they haven't done that and now we have the clear submission that this could be his laptop, indeed we're sure that it's his laptop, and a lot of people, i'm thinking of for example, of those 50 intelligence officials who falsely accused the post of ped eling russian disinformation and many others in the media who echoed things like that without actually looking into what we had found and doing any reporting of their own, they all meet the e-crow i'm sorry. will: they need to ask the follow-up questions but it doesn't change the fact they told lies weeks before an election. it doesn't change the fact that they manipulated an election. it doesn't correct the wrongs that they made already, and

during the russia investigation, eric swalwell and adam schiff were coming out every day and lying saying was misinformation on president trump when they all knew it was not true. kevin mccarthy did not take them off the intelligence committee. i do not get it. same thing with liz cheney. they voted to keep her in leadership after she voted to impeach our president. i wish i had another alternative. what is your comment, susan? guest: i think you are talking about feelings a lot of people in the republican party have right now. the storyline about republicans has been a party divided. one of the main political characters who helped sort of highlight the dividing line was president trump because too many voters, he was fearless -- to many voters, he was fearless and unapologetic. he did get a lot done. of course, he divided the party. he also suffered a lot of criticism. the voters are frustrated with their own party and some are frustrated because they do not like president trump. they are more of the political feeling that republicans should play bipartisanship more, should avoid big cla