andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," former president trump, today scrambling for a half billion dollars in cash to post bond in the new york civil fraud case against him and the trump organization. while saying democrats hate israel and any jewish person that votes for democrats hates their religion. that's a quote. that set off a political firestorm. >>> this after president biden and prime minister netanyahu argued over rafah. president biden saying they can root out hamas without a full-scale invasion that would kill thousands of civilians. today, netanyahu says, there's no way to eliminate hamas without entering rafah. >>> american's allies on russia's border. nato's front line against an aggressive russia. stunned by congress' failure to vote for needed help to ukraine. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. trump said the democratic party hate jewish people. his spokeswoman issued a statement that the democrat party, her words, hates israel, has turned into a full-blown anti-israel, anti-semitic gr

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a tale of two campaigns. president biden brings in a monster haul for his re-election campaign from a star-studded radio city fund-raiser with presidents obama and clinton. while former president trump strengthens his grip over the republican party ahead of another wave of campaign rallies and court appearances. >>> this hour, the latest on the fight for detained american journalist evan gershkovich and his freedom after one year in russian custody. "the wall street journal" has a powerful front page. >>> we will go to baltimore to break down the major operation to reopen a major economic waterway in the coming months. ♪♪ >>> hello and welcome. i'm ryan nobles in for andrea mitchell in washington. the battle for the white house heats up on the heels of president biden and former president trump's split-screen visits to new york yesterday. more than $26 million was raised by the biden campaign at last night's star-studded event and radio city music hall. former presidents obama and clinton joined pr

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ht now, the ntsb is expected to be on board the massive cargo ship that plowed into baltimore's francis scott key bridge causing its catastrophic collapse. despite's today rain and fog, investigators plan to intser -- interview crew members and evaluate how stable the bridge is under the twisted remains. they recovered the data recorder, which is like an airplane's black box, and could explain what went wrong. one theory cited by "the wall street journal" is the possibility that contaminated fuel might have crippled the ship, causing the loss of power and control. last night and today, crews have been sending robotic submarines to search the waters of the river in what is now a recovery mission. the fbi telling nbc that once divers enter the water, they will search by feel. >> reporter: what are they seeing and finding? >> mostly a lot of chunks of debris, rocks. we are searching for vehicles. you are looking for the shape of a vehicle. sonar is off the bottom, where a vehicle will cas

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," donald trump's lawyers were in court in fulton county, georgia, arguing that most of the charges against him in the georgia case should be thrown out because his false claims about the election being rigged are protected under the first amendment as political speech. prosecuors say the lies about the election were criminal conduct. >>> president biden bringing in the big guns. arriving to share the stage at radio city music hall with presidents obama and clinton in a star-studded democratic fund-raiser. >>> new details about the final minutes before the massive cargo ship crashed into baltimore's francis scott key bridge. crews found two victims in a pickup truck deep under the waters. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. attorneys for donald trump and one of his co-defendants were back in fulton county trying to get the georgia charges dismissed. after losing their bid to have fulton county prosecutor fani willis disqualified, his legal team is trying to have the ch

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington.rt on the white house plans for the most important speech of the biden presidency. his election year state of the union. in eight hours, president biden will be entering the house chamber to address a joint session of congress and the largest bipartisan audience of his re-election campaign. top aides say mr. biden is putting the finishing touches on the speech today. tonight, he will try to lay out his vision for a potential second term. just one day after donald trump became the presumptive republican nominee. the president is facing challenges. this hour, new details about the steps of president will announce tonight to get more aid desperately needed into northern gaza. expect the southern border aid for ukraine against vladimir putin, abortion and ivf rights, expanding his programs to bring down the cost of prescription drugs, all top issues tonight as well as student loan relief and the fight against inflation that he has achieved so far, he believes, all mentioned in tonight's sp

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," fear and confusion along the southern border after the supreme court allows a controversial texas law that would give the state instead of the federal government the power to expel undocumented migrants with very little due process. the high court kicking it back to the 5th district court of appeals which overnight put a hold on the texas law scheduling arguments on that by zoom on an emergency basis underway today. we will have the latest on the court's decision as immigration expects watch with concern. >>> former president trump's grip on the republican party tightens as his preferred senate candidate cruises to victory in ohio to run against democratic senator brown. that sets up what could be the most critical contest to decide whether the democrats can hold on to the one-seat senate majority. >>> on capitol hill, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to today's weekly republican caucus as he tries to shore up support for his plans to innovate rafah, despite president biden'

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the justice department cracking down on apple with an antitrust lawsuit today alleging the tech giant has been blocking its rivals from accessing key features. >> we allege apple consolidated its power not by making its own products better but by making others worse. >>> secretary of state blinken meeting with arab leaders in cairo, calling for an immediate cease-fire and hostage release before he heads to israel tomorrow and a possible showdown with prime minister netanyahu over his plans to invade rafah and his failure to grant more access to food for starving civilians in gaza. >>> former president trump with four days to pay a nearly half billion dollar bond, or else some of his properties could be seized and sold. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. moments ago, the u.s. attorney announcing the department of justice is taking on one of the world's biggest tech companies. garland says the doj is suing apple for antitrust violations, alleging the tech giants is blocking

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ald trump is inside a florida courtroom today as his lawyers are arguing to dismiss the entire mar-a-lago classified documents case, arguing the files were personal and that he is allowed to keep them. special counsel jack smith saying the papers -- clearly the papers that are clearly marked classified are indisputably presidential, not personal. today's hearing is happening before a judge -- before judge aileen cannon who has a track record so far of favoring trump's defense. no cameras are allowed in federal court. our teams are inside relaying every detail. we start with ken dilanian who is outside the courthouse. harry litman and andrew weissmann who is the co-author of "the trump indictments, the historic charging documents with commentary." ken, you have been reading the lines we are getting from inside the court. the hearing is expected to last most of the day. what are the highlights so far? it's a requirement that donald trump show up. i think it's significant. is any ruling e

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," as first reported by nbc news today, in a sharply worded opinion, critical of fulton county fani willis, a judge rules she can stay on the case if she removes her lead prosecutor nathan wade. the judge adds that the romantic relationship between willis and wade has the appearance of impropriety and that she should not have given a speech accusing critics of racism. we will have the trump team's response and our legal experts on just how this could impact the prosecution. >>> the president makes his first comments about chuck schumer's controversial speech about prime minister netanyahu as hamas offers a new cease-fire and hostage release deal while israel proposes a military plan to invade rafah. this as some emergency food, some, arrives by ship for starving palestinians. it's not yet on shore. >>> a live report from moscow on putin's so-called election and a new g7 warning to iran not to send ballistic missiles to russia. president biden's top national security spokesman john kirby will join

chloe melas, thank you so much. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." tchellreports. you can rewatch highlights any time on youtube, just go to msnbc.com/andrea. "chris jansing reports" starts right now.

any sense to me. >> senator mark warner, thank you. >>> and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchellial media. and you can also rewatch highlights from the show anytime on youtube. go to msnbc.com/andrea. chris jansing reports starts right now. >>> and i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing. could we be on the verge of a second speaker showdown in less than a year? marjorie taylor greene issuing what she calls a, quote, warning to mike johnson indicating his days could be numbered.

of "andrea mitchell reports."the republican race, 15 states, 865 delegates with donald trump already holding a commanding lead. no campaign events scheduled today. nikki haley back home in south carolina also not campaigning today. a big decision pending on whether or not she wants to stay in the race. joe biden rolling out some consumer protection initiatives and preparing a state of the union address for thursday that he hopes will ignite more enthusiasm among the democratic base. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. it's super tuesday. the largest single day voting contest for the republican nomination. donald trump is on the ballot in all 15 gop races after yesterday's supreme court decision declaring that states cannot bar him for allegedly engaging in insurrection on january 6. 865 republican delegates are up for grabs. more than a third of the republican delegates. how they are allocated depends where you live. the biggest prize, california, with 169. it's winner take all. it's a cl

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," donald trump in manhattan this hour on the hot seat, in court today awaiting a trial date from the judge overseeing his criminal hush money case. as a new york appeals court delivers the former president some much-needed relief on his civil fraud penalty. giving him ten days to post a greatly reduced bond figure of $175 million, not half a billion dollars. >>> also this hour, the u.s instead of vetoing a hostage/cease-fire resolution in the u.n., they allow it to pass, as netanyahu canceled his advisors' planned visit to the u.s. this week. >>> and vladimir putin false claim, blaming ukraine for the horrific terror attack outside of moscow, killing at least 137 people. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. former president donald trump in new york city in the courtroom this hour in the criminal hush money case, just as an appeals court threw him a lifeline on the half a billion dollar bond he was supposed to pay today. moments ago, the new york appeals court slashing

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," in a unanimous decision, the u.s. supreme court keeps donald trump on the ballot. not just in colorado, but across the entire nation. securing the republican front-runner's position ahead of super tuesday. the former president will respond from mar-a-lago in a moment. and is tomorrow the end for nikki haley? what she needs to prove on super tuesday to stay in the race. and if she does not stay, will she abide by the rnc pledge to endorse the nominee? what she's signaling now. >> the rnc is now not the same rnc. >> you're no longer bound by that pledge. >> no, i think i'll make what decision i want to make. >> and what the u.s. is now saying about the war in gaza. could harsher words turn into a change in policy toward israel? >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur in for andrea mitchell. the supreme court just gave donald trump's candidacy a big win. in a unanimous 9-0 ruling, the justices declared stated have no authority over federal candidates, overruling colorado supreme court's decision citing t

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ble scene unfolding north of here in baltimore. the coast guard and first responders are in rescue mode on the scene of a massive bridge collapse that closed down a major highway. a life line for east coast commerce. at 1:27 a.m., a vessel cargo ship struck the francis scott key structure collapsing the structure. some of the lights on the cargo ship did flicker several times before the collision. it's not known if the ship lost power before impact. a search is underway for at least six people who are not accounted for and believed to be from a repair crew that was on the bridge working to fix potholes at the time of the crash. two people were rescued from the water. one of them is still hospitalized. there's no indication the collision was anything other than accidental, according to authorities. earlier, the governor of maryland speaking about the tragedy and what is being done right now. >> the preliminary investigation points to an accident. we haven't seen any credible evidence of

we get more from andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. raising alarms about chinese smart cars, fearful beijing could use its software to spy on american drivers >> it's like an iphone on wheels. >> reporter: citing national security, commerce secretary gina raimondo is launching an investigation into the threat >> the car knows your location it knows your patterns, everywhere you're going, your routes it's a huge amount of information. >> reporter: would you go so far as to ban their technology >> it depends. it depends what we learn. >> reporter: do you have that authority? >> yes, yes. we can do everything from mitigating all the way to banning. >> reporter: china's foreign ministry says that would overstretch the concept of national security. as china's ev sales are booming, one of its companies has now passed tesla as the world's biggest seller but china faces steep tariffs trying to sell in the u.s., which has it looking to mexico. >> if china can set up fil assembly plants in mexico, it can then export those vehicles to the united

we get more from andrea mitchell. >> reporter: with criminal gangs overrunning his country, haitian prime minister ariel henry agreeing to step down as soon as the transitional governing council is created his resignation under pressure after a crisis meeting secretary of state tony blinken held with caribbean leaders in jamaica late into the night. >> a political crisis, escalating violence, unrest this has created an untenable situation for the haitian people. >> reporter: henry is widely blamed for the worst turmoil in haiti's long troubled history. gangs attacking police stations, breaking prisoners out of jail, leaving the poor and thousands displaced. >> they're selling their stuff to survive. and security crisis has turned into a humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: henry has denied a judge's report he helped plot the assassination of haiti's president in 2021 he promised to hold elections, but never did. a u.s. special envoy in haiti quit to protest u.s. policy there. what do you think is the critical problem >> we have never let them choose their leaders. the u.s. needs to give them

andrea mitchell picks it up with more news right now. >> right now on andrea mitchell reports, president biden delivering a fiery state of the union address that doubled as a campaign kickoff speech. confronting donald trump on issue after issue without ever naming the former president. and starting with an impassioned plea to help ukraine defend its country against vladimir putin. >> bowing down to a russian leader, i think it is outrageous, dangerous and unacceptable. >> taking to task donald trump and far right republicans for whitewashing january 6. >> my predecessor and some of you here seek to bury the truth about january 6. i will not do that. here is the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win. >> calling out house republicans telling them to stop playing politics on the border and pass the bipartisan bill. >> we have the simple choice. we can fight about fixing the border or we can fix it. i'm ready to fix it. send me the border bill now. >> and he delivered a forceful defense of women's reproductive freedom, critical campaign issue for democrats. >> those br

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his family tells andrea mitchell they are not giving up hope. >> reporter: even as a child, evan was future reporter, always curious. >> he wanted to know the story, why we came to the united states. always interested. >> reporter: ella and mikhail left russia during the cold war.growing uy spoke russian at home, his mother giv growing up, the family spoke russian at home, his mother giving evan and his sister russian names. >> to me, he's vanya. >> reporter: vanya? >> yeah. >> reporter: his parents say he made through his eyes. friends everywhere, which helped him as a journalist. >> he was mostly interested in people and telling people's story. >> reporter: when evan decided to move to russia in 2017, they were excited for him, visiting him six years ago. >> we saw russia through his eyes. we were with such a great guide to new russia that we didn't experience before. >> reporter: everything changed when vladimir putin invaded ukraine. evan relocated to london, still often reporting in russia. but last march, his mother got an unsettling call. it was evan reporting in a remote russ

>> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> now to the supreme court and the small city in oregon that is about to become a focal point for how cities nationwide can handle homelessness. liz kreutz investigates. >> reporter: grants pass, oregon, population 40,000. a small city dealing with a big problem. >> god, look at that. >> reporter: over the past two decades, as outsiders moved in, housing costs went up, forcing a growing number of people on to the streets. what's it like to be homeless in grants pass? >> it's an absolute nightmare. >> reporter: helen cruz, who was homeless here for five years, feels strict anti-camping ordinances, including fines for sleeping in any public space, violated her constitutional rights, the 8 amendment cruel and unusual punishment. >> i had probably at least 6,000 to $8,000 in fines. >> no. >> in tickets, yes. >> reporter: but the flip side officials say is a city dotted with tents. >> our city deserves to have the ability to hold people accountable to bad behavior. and ultimately, our citizenry cannot utilize park spaces. >> reporter: a heated legal battle h

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"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a tale of twoign from a star-studded radio city fund-raiser with presidents obama and clinton. while former president trump strengthens his grip over the republican party ahead of another wave of campaign rallies and court appearances. >>> this hour, the latest on the fight foret

andrea mitchell for us, thank you, andrea, appreciate it. >>> then we go to capitol hill, house speaker mike johnson saying he plans to invite bibi netanyahu to address congress. speaking on our sister network, cnbc, johnson blasted senator majority leader chuck schumer's senate floor speech on israel and netanyahu in which he called for new elections. >> what chuck schumer did was just almost staggering, just unbelievable, to suggest to our strongest ally in the middle east, the only stable democracy that he knows better how to run their democracy is patently absurd. imagine if i came on your show and called for a regime change in ukraine in the middle of a crisis fighting for their survival. that's what israel is facing right now, and for the leader of the senate to say such a thing was just outrageous. >> i want to bring in nbc's ryan nobles reporting from capitol hill, also with us peter baker an msnbc political analyst. ryan, start things off for us. i know netanyahu privately spoke with senate republicans. we understand he reached out to leader schumer as well and in fact he rejec

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the left's latest assault on elon musk comes in the form of this loaded question by andrea mitchell toten. >> she is really dependent on that chinese market, very tied in with them. he has huge defense contracts, his satellites are -- the satellites we rely on for so much of our communication, is it a national security problem for -- and his octobers -- rockets, of course, is it a national security problem for our government if to have so much are relicense on this one entrepreneur? >> look, we take national security very, um, seriously and want to protect our national security. we need to make sure that the playing field is level, and we are concerned that chinese subsidies and the impact on our firms. >> two things, ash, to conclude. one, was she asking the treasury secretary to take some sort of action implicit in her question in that's concerning. and two, we tried to find the tape where ann drink ma if itch el -- andrea mitchell asked asked a similar question of the president of the united states, but we couldn't find that a tape. we'll continue to look. ashley: yeah. you're going

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," donalde in court in fulton county, georgia, arguing that most of the charges against him in the georgia case should be thrown out because his false claims about the election being rigged are protected under the first amendment as political speech. prosecuors say the lies about the election were criminal conduct. >>> president biden bringing in the big guns. arriving to share the stage at radio city music hall with presidents obama and clinton in a star-studded democratic fund-raiser. >>> new

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our own andrea mitchell sat down with evan's family to see how they are coping. >> as a child, evan wasorter, always curious. >> he wanted to know the story of why we came to the united states. always interested. >> reporter: evan left russia during the cold war. the family spoke russian at home. his mother giving evan and his sister russian names. >> to me, he's vana. >> his parents say he made friends everywhere, which helps him as a journalist. >> he was most interested in people, and telling people's stories. >> reporter: when evan decided to move to russia, they were excited, visiting him six years ago. >> we saw russia through his eyes, such a great guide to new russia that we didn't experience before. >> reporter: everything changed when vladimir putin invaded ukraine. evan relocated to london, still often reporting in russia. last march, his mother got an unsettling call. it was evan reporting in an unsettled city. >> he said he needs to finish the story and will go back two weeks later. >> it's hard to feel anything. it's hard to think about anything. >> reporter: the white hou

andrea mitchell. you have met the princess. met queen elizabeth as well and also understand what it is like to receive a cancer diagnosis. we've been talking a lot about how she is under a tremendous amount of public scrutiny. she has young children at home. and the difficult road she has ahead. >> i was so struck, yasmine, by the grace and poise that she brought to that announcement. the fact that they did an announcement on video, that she got to, important to do herself, and clearly all the controversy, rumor mongering, had to be painful. painful to william, also, given the way he mother died. paparazzi and all that. so that's the sub text. the background. here she is, his beloved wife going through a cancer diagnosis. she going through a cancer diagnosis as the mother of three small children initially thinking that she was in the clear. and actually a very tough, after a very tough surgery. i know something about that kind of surgery and how difficult any abdominal surgery is having experienced it myself. a six to eight-wee

here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: on today's first anniversary of evan gershkovich's arrest in russia, "the wall street journal's" front page was mostly blank, white columns where his reporting should have been and a searing story on what evan has lost during a year in jail. >> journalism is not a crime. >> reporter: prominent journalists gathered at the "wall street journal" this week for a 24-hour read-a-thon of evan's work. a year is a long time for his parents. >> do you think they're doing enough? >> we have a commitment from the u.s. government. we know they're working hard, and we just want them to continue. >> reporter: last month the possibility of a trade was raised in an oval office meeting between president biden and german chancellor olaf scholz. two sources tell nbc news scholz considered giving up a russian assassin putin wants in exchange for alexei navalny. the u.s. wanted the deal to also include evan and paul whelan, an american businessman imprisoned in russia for what the u.s. say are false espionage charges. a week later navalny died, the sources say, before the

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," in a unanimouscolorado, but across the entire nation. securing the republican front-runner's position ahead of super tuesday. the former president will respond from mar-a-lago in a moment. and is tomorrow thend

i'll be back at noon eastern today, filling in for andrea mitchell. until then, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. right now a federal judge in florida is holding a hearing on several key issues related to former president trump's classified documents case, including when to start the trial. >>> the former president is attending the hearing in fort pierce about 130 miles north of miami. he's his remaining rival nikki haley said she thinks all his legal problems should be dealt with before the election. >> i think all of the cases should be dealt with before november. we need to know what's going to happen before it happen -- before the presidency happens, because after that, should he become president, i don't think any of it will get. >>> over 500 miles away, a judge will hear closing arguments this afternoon in a motion to disqualify fulton county district attorney fani willis from prosecuting the case 6r789. w

andrea mitchell picks up with more news coming up.cutive director for the world program about the need to get food and other aid into gaza. that starts now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," speaker johnson risking right wing anger by steering the budget bill through the house with the help from democrats. now the drama s

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," fear and the southern border after the supreme court allows a controversial texas law that would give the state instead of the federal government the power to expel undocumented migrants with very little due process. the high court kicking it back to

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