reverend al sharpton, howard dean, stay with me. i got a 60-second break right now. k right now. >>> and coming up, donald trump hit with an extraordinary rebuke today from new york attorney general letitia james. we have not seen this before. >>> also later, how the gop chaos is rattling conservative narratives and fox hosts, playing out all on camera. >>> before we're through, senator cory booker on the dysfunction engulfing the gop. we're back in just 60 seconds. i. we're back in just 60 seconds. >>> now, sources telling me at this hour some house republicans have been in contact with and have started an effort to draft former president donald trump to be the next speaker, and i have been told that president trump might be open to helping the republican party. >> so, let's be clear. he's not the president. the president's joe biden, not president trump, but that suggests that some conservatives have not learned a single thing, because just hours after a maga lawmaker toppled the gop speaker, triggering internal republican mayhem, which, to be clear, donald trump d

my colleagues, reverend al sharpton and ayman mohyeldin are with me.o to reverend sharpton. >> thank, you simone. religious leaders of their congregations throughout all of this. joining me now is right by rick jacobs, president of the union for reformed judaism. rabbi, your organization took issue with the views expressed by the health progressive as this week. congresswoman rashida tlaib and cori bush, who made statements critical of the u.s. support of israel, citing its policies towards the palestinians and calling for that support to end. you are calling for a retraction from those lawmakers. can you expand on why you're taking that position? can you tell us if you've gotten any response? >> thank you for the opportunity to respond. the truth is, what happened last weekend was not simply an escalation of violence. what we saw last weekend on october 7th was the greatest mass murder of jews since the holocaust. over 1200 slaughtered. babies, women, families, men, all together. we over 100 taking captive, thousands wounded. then we hear from our ele

politicsnation with reverend al sharpton will start and just a moment.ut first, we begin with a quick update on to war in israel between israel and hamas. nbc's ellison barber is stunned by from the israel gaza border. ellison, we know it's military. the israeli defense forces said earlier today a plan to expand operational activities and gossip was approved. what the latest? >> their language in terms of when the next stage of this war will pick and has gotten stronger in recent days. as you said, the spokesperson for the prime minister's office said they had approved plans to move forward, and that would include a ground offensive into gaza. so far we haven't seen anything to indicate at his started, yet but we were speaking to some idf soldiers in the area. one of them told us they have been told three different times that the current invasion was going to start. and that it hadn't started just. yet we have seen, in the skull and behind, us that for gaza. is the glow of bombardments happening inside of gaza, that we've also heard artillery in the dist

politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is next. let me tell you all, reverend sharpton is going to talk to cross women gregory meeks. you know gregory meeks. the folks out there -- the foreign affairs committee. i was sitting next to him at a dinner on friday. i know he has plenty to discuss. >> oh, yes. uss. as ranking member, he is right in the middle of what's going on and can give us an up to date snapshot of where we are in terms of what's going on in gaza and in israel. i also want to talk to him about this whole deadlock in the congress and speakership. lots to talk to the former chairman about. i think will be chairman again soon. ranking member weeks in a minute. >> we will be watching. take it away. >> good to talk to, you as. always the fabulous simone. good evening, welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead, a moment of uncertainty. right now, the world's eyes are on israel hamas for. as israel prepares for massive ground offensive in gaza. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken told nbc this morning the administration

joined by a mid meridian, and the great reverend al sharpton. this is continued coverage of the israel-hamas war. israeli defense forces are preparing a significant ground operation in gaza, describing it as, quote, integrated and coordinated attack from, air sea, and land. israeli soldiers continue to mess along but -- as benjamin netanyahu visited the entropy today, telling them to, the next stage is coming. thousands of people in northern gaza are navigating an active war zone as theyramble to evacuate to the south. on friday, israel warned civilians north of za the gaza city is now a battlefield. they told him to evacuate their homes. thata reon home to 1.1 million people. hamas instructed gazans to ignore the directive. 70 people and one convoy, obeying their order to leave were killed after him raley airstrike and convoy of evacuees. most of them women and children. >> i do want to warn you that some of the video we are about to be showing is extremely graphic. we have video of that strike, and it contains lifeless bodies. take a look, and

people like al sharpton and louis farrakhan who broadcast anti-semitism, but this is some of the worstnti-semitic speec that we have seen in america fo 80 years. i don't want to say that anyone should feel unsafe, but with this sort of deplorable date of hate that hamas is calling for tomorrow, i think some people are right to be worried. >> sam, i couldn't believe what i was seeing at gw university today, but not really surprised i mean going back to the weathe underground all the way to today , this has been building for some time. thank you, sam. the clock is ticking for the hostages including many americans. aaron cohen is back with us to tell us what he is hearing tonight. stay with us. ♪ [nonprimary language] >> that was video shared by the idf today showing israeli soldiers retaking a military base near the gaza border. they killed 60 terrorists arrested 26 others and rescued 250 hostages during those operations. jimmy now aaron cohen and israeli special ops, 250 hostages is a big deal, but the operation is going to get harde and more dangerous once they move into what are hopef

politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is up next. rev, i want to congratulate you on your march on washington syllabus kayla. you had a visionary leadership in the fight for suitable rights. they had to create a new award. so well deserved. we are so blessed to know you. i know you have a packed show today including congressman barbara lee. given that letter, i want to see what she has to say. >> i'm excited about talking to her and about what happens on the floor of the house during this traumatic politically experience. thank, you you help present to the. award you and i both could be in washington. my daughter ashley received an award. people are excited about your videotapes. thank you as always. the fab simone. i'm so proud of you. good evening, welcome to politicsnation. , we lcome to tonight's lead, governing by crisis. >> relief and revulsion, that's what i'm feeling tonight having watched this week's dramatic but successful term federal spending and avoid a government shutdown that was literally just hours away at this time

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coming up, by the way, later on politicsnation, rachel maddow joins reverend al sharpton to discuss thee speaker fight, and details from her new book as well, for equal, an american fight against fascism. that is today, five pm eastern, right here on msnbc. all right, after the break, what we are learning about the impending ground invasion by israel into geissler. and what are the ongoing hasse ditch in negotiations are stalling the idf. up first, though, children living through war. nbc news is tom young spoke with a child who has just lost his his father and brother. >> we are now going to see the area where my father and my mother died. >> your father and your brother died? >> yes. [inaudible] i want to [inaudible] the link, to feel better. e link, to feel better because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its

politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is next.harpton is going to talk to cross women gregory meeks. you know gregory meeks. the folks out there -- the foreign affairs committee. i was sitting next to him at a dinner on friday. i know he has plenty to discuss. >> oh, yes. uss. as ranking member, he is right in the middle of what's going on and can give us an up to date

politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is up next. you on your march on washington syllabus kayla. you had a visionary leadership in the fight for suitable rights. they had to create a new award. so well deserved. we are so blessed to know you. i know you have a packed show today including congressman barbara lee. given that letter, i want to see what she has to say. >> i'm excited about talking to her and about what happens on the floor of the house during this traumatic politically experience. thank, you you help present to the. award you and i both could be in washington. my daughter ashley received an award. people are excited about your

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jonathan greenblatt and reverend al sharpton, this conversation, i, hope is to be continued.e today. after the, break for us. what we know about the israeli military movement in gaza right now. and what may be ahead in the coming hours, days and weeks. plus, what americans waiting to leave israel make a change chance to do so. we'll bring you the latest after a quick break. ter a quick break. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. >> welcome back to msnbc's live coverage on the war against hamas. we're coming up on 30 past the hour. it is 12:30 pm in israel and gaza. a diplomatic official just confirmed that the rafah border c

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they're the examples of how to be. >> garth, reverend al sharpton.s i would do and other things. it had nothing to do with his celebrity. sometimes it would really just be about what he believed. talk about how the two of you have gotten so involved in this because it speaks to some of who you are, not to your celebrity not going to another autograph signing, but this is a statement about who both of you are as people and what your concerns are. >> yeah. i don't think you ever forget that. you're very blessed to be a child of god even though i don't deserve it, to be an american citizen. i'm a proud son of raymond and colleen brooks. i feel lucky to get to use the social credit to hopefully bring attention to habitat for humanity. it's like somebody taking you on a journey. here, let me show you what love is, right? once they see habitat, they realize we're all here selfishly for ourselves. this place makes you feel so loved and it doesn't feel like we're so divided here. this week we're all one unit. i need that right now not only in this country, b

joining us now, mayor eric adams and reverend al sharpton. thank you both for being with us.ere, appreciate your words. i want to now read another quote from you that's striking. something is wrong that within the city of new york where we have the largest jewish population outside of israel, if you don't feel safe here, where else can you feel safe? we have to change that course. and there's so many jews that i've spoken to that don't feel safe on college campuses, don't feel safe in schools, don't feel safe in parts of new york city. you're exactly right. even in the best of times, it can be dangerous. there will have to be police posted outside of synagogues because of anti-semitism. can all new york city leaders not be unified on this issue and speak out like you? >> well, i think that some new york city leaders don't have the consistency in standing up on the rights of individuals. i have a long track record of standing up and fighting on the rights of individuals as has rev rnld sharpton. when i speak to my brothers and sisters, i take them back to 2001 how i led the fi

and msnbc's reverend al sharpton. and bbc's katty kay. >> i love the introduction. took so long for somebody to come up with the george w. what? >> it was unintentionally, but i think we found something. >> this is a catch phrase. if you'd only done it 16 years earlier, 17 years earlier, everybody would have been saying it. first of all, that was congressman golden out of maine, after a terrible, horrific slaughter. same thing happened after parkland. he's a democrat. you had a republica in florida decide after that slaughter that he would also support military style, so-called assault weapons ban. guess what? a republican in a really trumpy area did it. paid no price. even when people are saying, oh, they're not going to do it because the people at home won't let them do it. that's not true. after sandy hook, there were republicans all across connecticut that did it. you know, this is just -- again, it's just so maddening. you look at "the new york post." "definition of insanity," as "the post" is saying, he heard voices, yet was free to have, it looks like, an ar-

let's bring in jonathan greenblatt and barry weiss and the reverend al sharpton.ssed and what we've been witnessing for too many days now. >> i'm going to do my best not to break down on the air. it sort of helps i have heard so many of these stories. i have friends who were killed. i have family hunkered down right now. i have staff who can't locate members of their family. this is the worst of days. i really appreciate what you said before this segment. like a lot of people are focusing right now on was this a military failure, an intelligence failure. joe, this was a moral failure that we are all accountable for, because hamas told us again and again and again and again in their charter, in their statements, through their actions that their goal has never been a two-state solution. it has never been dignity and nationhood for palestinians. it is the destruction of the jewish state. it is the murder of jews. we have got to stop referring to what happened on saturday as an attack as if it was military on military. this was a massacre. this was a slaughter. the ap

. >> joining us is jen psaki, reverend al sharpton and donny deutsch.ather remarkable on the world stage with his words and his intentions. the humanity of this president is also playing a huge role in making israel understand that truly they have a partner. >> it's been unequivocal. as the secretary of defense said, the united states supports israel and that's not negotiable. i take note of the "wall street journal" editorial today quoting donald trump and what he's been saying about israel, talking about -- and i'm quoting from the "wall street journal" -- you know hezbollah is very smart. they're all very smart. they're quoting trump. i said that president xi of china, 1.4 billion people, he controls it with an iron fist, a very smart man. then the "wall street journal" editorial page says we leave it to the trump partisans to explain that and this one about vladimir putin. i get along with him very good. you know, i actually get along with the tough guys the best. then the journal says, perhaps mr. trump's most revealing comments were about prime mi