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. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments.administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc presents a new podcast hosted by jen psaki. each week, she talks to some of. the biggest names. >> in democratic politics. >> with the biggest. >> ideas for. >> how democrats can. >> win again. the blueprint. >> win again. the blueprint. with jen psaki. listen now. josh mankiewicz: sunday morning was less than an hour old when the sound of gunshots ricocheted through the prospect neighborhood of missoula, montana. 911 dispatcher (on phone): 911. want are you reporting? caller: (on phone): um, a robbery. caller: (on phone): ok. and what's going on? caller: (on phone): um, somebody entered into our garage. um, shots were fired. [radio] come on, man. someone just got shot. josh mankiewicz: a robbery was rare in prospect, but a shooting was unheard of. dash cams captured the chaos as first responders raced to t

andrew weissman, to you.ling. >> well, i'm going. >> to pour. >> a little. >> bit. >> of cold. >> water on this because. >> i feel like we're all. a little bit like stockholm syndrome in that, yes, it. >> is good news. >> it's a54 decision, and it upheld what the district. >> court was doing. but when. >> you look at what actually happened. >> one. >> there are. >> four justices. >> who. >> actually were in. >> dissent who i don't. >> even understand. >> their dissent. >> and what. >> their argument. >> is or. >> even why they had. >> jurisdiction to. >> hear this case. so that's. >> for all they. >> needed. >> was one more. >> and this is a very limited ruling, as you note, it's going to eventually make its. way back. if it's not in this case. >> it's there are a. >> whole slew of cases. >> having to. deal with this issue. >> of the. power of. >> the president. >> and finally. >> i just to focus. on the dissent. >> for a. >> moment. >> where there are four. >> justices. >> they frame. >> this in. >> a almost

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments insiden's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned. >> on any. >> of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> looks like someone's. >> going. >> after these girls. >> then they have to. >> know to watch their backs. >> why are you looking into. >> this. >> case? >> you gotta let it go. >> i'll let it go when i find her. you. >> and now, today's other top stories. dramatic scenes from mexico city at this hour. thousands gathering to celebrate the u.s. suspension of tariffs on that country. originally, the mexican president called for this festival to announce new tariffs against the u.s. but now it's a celebration. an update now from that scene from london. a man climbing one of the towers surrounding the big ben

we got fbi veteran andrew weissman, the famed prosecutor who took on the mob, and wall street criminalsed the bestselling commentary on the trump indictments, and his podcast is main justice. while chef mario carbone is leading a cuisine empire spanning new york, dallas and miami with chateau and president obama's favorite, carbone. let's take a look at its icon status. >> carbone is. >> one of the greatest restaurants in the city. >> carbone is literally the hardest. >> to get reservation. >> in new york city. >> maybe it never. >> gets old. >> i had. >> to get the. >> viral spicy. >> vodka rigatoni. >> to see. >> if it's. >> worth the hype. >> last table. >> left in car bone calling plays on a rotary. >> phone. >> and it. >> absolutely is. >> what restaurants and carbone spicy rigatoni go hard. >> truly an 11. >> out. >> of ten. >> we love an 11 out of ten. we love that. returning to fall back, british rapper giggs, a known foodie who actually raps about fine dining, has a partnership with oatly. he's collaborated with ed sheeran and drake has two new songs out right now big on change

. >> lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration'sessarily want to be questioned on any of. >> its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> we're going to start with breaking news on capitol hill. >> mounting questions over the future of tiktok. >> in. the us. >> reporting from philadelphia. >> to el. >> paso in. >> the palisades, virginia. >> from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. >> i have created the brand new department of government efficiency. gauche. perhaps you've heard. >> of it? >> perhaps. which is headed by elon musk, who is in the gallery tonight. >> immediately, immediately after president trump declared elon musk in charge of the department of government efficiency in front of the entire country, antennas went up. for weeks, the white house has been trying to portray musk as just about anything other than the leader of doge to keep him out of legal proceedings. they've called him a special employee, a senior adviser, even a member of the i.t. department. in the dozen or so cases seeking to b

>> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down. >> the latest developments>> the administration doesn't. >> necessarily want to be. >> questioned on. >> any of its policy. >> main justice. >> new episodes drop every tuesday. president trump's. first 100. >> days watch. >> i'm going to be here five days a week again. >> read and listen. >> staying up half the night reading executive orders. >> for this defining time in. >> the. second trump presidency. >> stay with msnbc. >> good to. >> be with you. >> i'm katy tur. whatever instrument. >> elon musk has been using to level the federal workforce, be it a bulldozer or a wrecking ball, a chainsaw or a hatchet, donald trump is now ordering him, as he said, at least to switch it out for a, quote, scalpel. saying on truth social yesterday that he has directed his cabinet and doj to work together on more precise federal job cuts. so what did. it the lawsuits hanging over musk in the administration, the blowback from trump's own voters, the hand-wringing from some republican allies in congress, the polls that say peo

. >> each week, veteran lawyer's andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments insidequestioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc premium gives you early access and ad free. listening to rachel maddow's chart topping series. msnbc original podcasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple podcasts. >> or. >> good day! >> i'm chris jansing, live at msnbc. headquarters in new york city. >> appetite for disruption. the

each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments insideump administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't. >> necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> maine justice new episodes drop every tuesday. >> you're not. >> even wearing. >> a suit. >> it's disrespectful. >> who shows up. >> to. >> the white. >> house in a t. >> shirt and. jeans like a garbage person, and. >> i really. >> enjoy everything. >> you're doing. >> with dogelon. >> well, yeah, they're saying i'm firing people. with no cause. >> but i do have calls. >> it's cause i feel like, you know, come on, glitch. >> okay. mike myers would. >> be funny if we were in. a talking about. >> you know. >> the. >> you know, the destruction of a people, their entire country trampling on their sovereignty. and, you know, possibly, you know, the trampling of europe, the europe, because no one believes vladimir putin is going to stop the zelensky. we kind of mentioned it the other day. but when he was asked about not wearing a suit, it was marjorie taylo

. >> each week, veteran lawyer's andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc premium gives you early access and ad free. listening to rachel maddow's chart topping series. msnbc original podcasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple podcasts. >> or. >> good day! >> i'm chris jansing, live at msnbc. headquarters in new york city. >> appetite for disruption. the president. >> putting the. >> american public on notice that the upheaval. >> they've seen over the. >> past six weeks is just a preview of what's to come. >> so what's that going to. >> look like? >> communication breakdown. >> after pausing. >> military aid. >> top trump officials confirm. >> the u.s. >> has also stopped. >> sharing. >> intelligence with ukraine. what could that mean for the war effort? and if everything going on in the world. >> makes you

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. >> lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration'sustice. >> the administration. >> doesn't necessarily. >> want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc premium gives you early access and ad free listening to rachel maddow chart topping series, msnbc original podcasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple podcasts. >> you know, when somebody's trying. >> to. >> grab power. >> when. >> somebody is trying to destroy. >> democracy. >> they benefit from people who are static. >> who. >> refuse to be nimble. i mean, every democrat could. >> just. >> continue to run in the same direction they've. >> been running. >> for. >> the ten years, last ten years. >> or you could realize that this moment is different, that this. threat is unique. and to me, you know, we don't. have another year to fight. this attempt. >> to destroy democracy. our democracy. >> might be gone in six months. >> that was senator chris murphy of connecticut. we

lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break. >> down the latest developments. inside the trump. administration's department. >> of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. >> new episodes drop every tuesday. >> msnbc. premium gives you early. >> access and ad free. listening to rachel maddow's chart topping series, msnbc original podcasts. >> exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows. >> now. >> ad free. >> subscribe on apple. >> podcasts. >> time for money. power, politics and we are digging into the receipts from the department of government efficiency. you know it d.o.j. well, it turns out a lot of them are incorrect. just yesterday, the new york times reported doge deleted one of its most bizarre claims that it had saved taxpayers $53.7 million by canceling a federal contract. but that contract actually ended in 2005, which, of course, is 15 years ago. and that is just the latest example. i want to bring in the reporter on that story, david fahrenthold, new york times investigative rep

each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments insidedepartment of justice. >> the administration doesn't. >> necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> republican lawmakers are learning firsthand that the trump administration slash and burn approach to shrinking the federal government and firing civil servants is not popular among their constituents. but there's growing evidence, including a brand new video i'm about to show you that they've not remotely figured out how to respond to that. back in their home districts, congressional republicans have been confronted by constituents with very pointed questions about everything from why elon musk has access to their sensitive data, to why musk is being allowed to indiscriminately eviscerate the federal workforce, to whether republicans are going to let him slash social, social security and medicare. to those all sound like legitimate questions. but that doesn't appear that republicans are trying very hard to address them or

veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down. >> the latest developments inside the trump of its policy. >> main justice. >> new episodes drop every tuesday. >> bay hill. >> the house that arnie built. >> home to a signature event with a first class feel and a defending champion eyeing his next signature moment. >> what a finish. >> the arnold palmer invitational on nbc and peacock. >> all right, well, you've definitely never heard of my mvp this week. it is a doctor who teaches at des moines university. his name is doctor jonathan crosby. warrior. this week, the iowa state senate introduced a bill that would criminally punish people who administer gene based vaccines. and if you think that's about to be gender and freak out, no, i'm talking about like the vaccine for covid 19. well, doctor crosby spoke out against this and i want to share it with you. >> our students want no part of practicing here with bills like this on the table. you are chasing them off. so you go ahead. pass it. chase off the best and brightest. by all means, go ahead. as the kids are saying these da

each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down. >> the latest developments. >>e administration. >> doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. >> new episodes. >> drop every tuesday. >> and let's take one more deep breath. on the evening of the 46th day of the trump administration together. the last thing before we go tonight. semper fidelis. james dennehy, a name you might not know. get familiar with tonight. the head of the fbi's new york office was forced out this week. he was put in charge of the new york field office last september by then fbi director christopher wray. dennehy served for seven years as a us marine officer before joining the bureau back in 2002. he spent most of his career investigating or supervising counterintelligence cases. really important stuff. the former marine and veteran agent clashed with the trump administration officials in the wake of a directive to turn over the names of the agents who were just doing their jobs, who investigated january 6th. dennehy left the federal building in lower manh

andrew. >> weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the. >> trump.e administration. >> doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. >> new episodes drop every tuesday. >> as the trump administration forges ahead during these critical first 100 days, rachel maddow is on. >> five nights. >> a week. >> more than ever. this is not a time to pretend this isn't happening. >> the rachel. maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> welcome back. ahead of president trump's joint address to congress tonight, polling finds a majority of americans think the u.s. is moving in the wrong direction. according to a new npr pbs newshour marist poll. 54% of americans say the country is on the wrong track, compared to 45% who believe the country is heading in the right direction. that's actually an improvement from december, when 64% said the u.s. was headed the wrong way. 48% of those polled say president trump is changing the country for the worse, while 45% say he's changing the u.s. for the better. joining us now, pulitzer prize w

. >> veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break. >> down the latest developments. >> inside the. >> trump administration's department. >> of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. >> new episodes drop every tuesday. >> donald trump is defending the mass firings of federal watchdogs. >> our federal government. >> now can discriminate against the citizens of the country. >> we are all watching. >> and waiting. >> and waiting. >> to see who is - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. there's a reason your family is the way it is. but where did all that come from and from who? ancestry can help you find out with detailed dna results, and inspiring family history memberships. lucky you, it's on sale now. you want high-performance, long-lasting, affordable tools. you want harbor freight tools. wha

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any. >> of its policy. >> of its policy. >> maine justice new e just hours after sarah stern's car was found abandoned on the route 35 bridge, the rising sun revealed dozens of first responders searching for her, many braving the frigid waters of the shark river. we had called the state police. we had the sheriff's department there. we had divers into the water, a vessel with side sonar, plus an aviation unit from the state police. we got called out at around 5:00 am that morning to do a search for someone who they believed went off the bridge. we had no idea who it was. the general conception was that someone had jumped. keith morrison (voiceover): fran hines was an ems and rescue director. fran hines: we were in it a couple of hours, and somebody walked up to me. and they said, you know who we're looking for, right? i go, no, who are we looking for? and they said sarah st

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments insideent of justice. >> the administration. >> doesn't necessarily want. >> to be questioned. >> on any of. >> its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> what we do. >> is try to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington that day. >> i cannot think. >> of a rational argument for pulling our support from. >> ukraine. >> if we persist in walking away from ukraine, it will be the greatest geopolitical mistake that this country has made since world war two. >> let that sink in. that was senator angus king, independent of maine, after donald trump threatened and berated ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in an oval office pool spray on friday, weighing in on the disastrous consequences for ukraine if the u.s. withdraws all of its support. senator king joins us now. how are you doing? >> just great. well, great is a relative term, nicole. >> i know. >> i'm up. and, adam. >> one of the things i think, and you and i have had a lot of conversations over the l

each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. president trump's first 100 days. watch. >> i'm going to be here five days a week again. >> read and listen. >> staying up. >> half the night reading. >> executive orders. >> for this defining time in the second trump presidency. stay with msnbc. >> we have marco rubio in charge. good luck. marco. now we know who to blame if anything goes wrong. >> took donald trump more. >> than an hour tonight. >> to mention any foreign policy matters in his address. elise jordan is back with us. elise jordan, i don't know if you know, but the middle east is a rough neighborhood. and the president told everyone watching at home tonight as much. take a listen to donald trump talking about how the middle east is a rough neighborhood. >> in the middle east, we're bringing back our hostages from gaza. in my first term, w

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> maine justice new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc presents a new podcast hosted by jen psaki. each week, she talks to some of the biggest names in democratic politics, with the biggest ideas for how democrats can win again. the blueprint with jen psaki. listen now. the new york times reports the trump. >> administration is. >> facing issues. >> detaining undocumented immigrants. >> and transporting. >> them from. >> the united states. >> in an. >> interview with the times, border czar tom homan said he told the president. >> they need to increase. the number. >> of. >> arrests, which has slowed. since trump first took office. but deportations have not kept pace with the. >> arrests, resulting in a surge. >> of people. >> waiting in ice detention. >> the times. reports this stems from. >> financial shortfalls. >> as well as diplomatic challenges with

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down. >> the latest. >> developmentstice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> maine justice new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc premium gives you early access and. >> ad free. listening to. >> rachel maddow's chart topping series. msnbc original podcasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows. >> now ad free. >> now ad free. >> subscribe on apple as a rule, cops don't show the families of their victims the investigative cards they're holding, no matter how badly they need to know. we were cooperating with the police, trying to get as much information from the police that we could, following the news stories the best that we could, just trying to piece things together. the police just kept saying be patient. there's things coming up. be patient. so i was patient. and i didn't want to interfere to stop them from finding who killed my son. dennis murphy (voiceover): so the families didn't know that on october 29, 2018, one week after the murders

. >> veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trumpevery tuesday. >> welcome back. time now for a look at some of the other stories making headlines this morning. south korean fighter jets accidentally dropped bombs on a village during a training drill with u.s. forces. more than a dozen people were injured. south korea's defense ministry said the incident was caused by a pilot inputting incorrect bombing coordinates. several houses and a church were damaged. there is a new candidate in the crowded field for mayor of new york city. adrienne adams, the city council speaker, entered the race with less than four months before the june primary. as the new york times reports, she's hoping to position herself as a principled and scandal free alternative to the incumbent, eric adams and the presumptive favorite, former governor andrew cuomo. and for the second time in less than a week, a private spacecraft is about to land on the moon. the robotic lander was developed by a tech company based in texas. it's about the size of a dishwasher and w

>> each week, veteran lawyers andrew. weissmanf its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> silent all these years, go by. will i still be waiting for somebody else to understand? >> that's the smash hit silent all these years, from the 1991 debut studio album by tori amos. fast forward to today, and the talented singer songwriter is debuting her first children's book, inspired by her love of music. entitled tori and the muses, the message encourages kids to put down social media and find a place where they can be creative without fear of judgment. and the grammy nominated, multi-platinum singer songwriter and new york times bestselling author joins us now. congratulations. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. this has a soundtrack to go with it. >> yes. >> it's just. >> come out. i love the message. tell us about it. it's about fitting in, right? >> yeah, well. >> tori has an argument with. >> her father, little tori. >> she's about eight. >> tori in the book. tori? >> yes. and he wants her to play. >> her