ari melber picks things up right now. >> thank you, chuck. i'm ari melber. welcome to a special edition of "the beat" live from manchester, new hampshire, with plenty of energized voters right here. we're going get into it with everybody. this is, of course, election eve. and tomorrow the voters you see right here in this historically independent state will be casting their votes. tonight we have the late-breaking polls. we have views from the ground and we also have as guest leaders from some of the top campaigns. we also have coming up a highlight from my new interview with bernie sanders supporter michael moore that will be airing for the first time. we just spoke after a packed rally where he campaigned for the senator. now here is what we know about this race right now tonight. first, there are signs that the top three coming from iowa are the top three right here. take a look. bernie sanders leading the pack in new polling followed by buttigieg, biden and klobuchar forming something of a second tier. it has a 5% margin of error, a sign this could still

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ari ra ari ribin-havt with the bernie sanders campaign. good luck tonight. >> thank you. >>> it's certainly going to be a big one for all the candidates as well. meanwhile, the president is downplaying the threat of the coronavirus. is he trying to minimize it for his election? >>> in an extraordinary moment, president trump said two liberal supreme court justices should recuse themselves. hear why. if you're staying at holiday inn. we're there. so you can be too. how do you gaveeno® happy 24/7? with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this. and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin healthy™ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. >>> president trump is claiming today that the coronav

ayman mohyeldin in for ari melber tonight. a stunning rebuke to trump's attorney general from 2,000 da veterans. also, new questions for michael bloomberg ahead of the next primary battle, and new signs of activity in the criminal probe into rudy giuliani. but we begin this hour with that backlash against attorney general bill barr after he intervened in the case against trump associate roger stone. more than 2,000 former justice department officials are now demanding he resign. in a signed letter, the former federal prosecutors and other top ranking doj officials write that no one should be, quote, given special treatment in a criminal prosecution because they are close political ally of the president. and warning governments that use their power to punish enemies or reward their allies are autocracies. growing increasingly worried about all this, "the new york times" reporting that many wonder whether trump was undermining the department's treasured reputation for upholding the law, and whether barr was able or willing to pr

but, the president -- i disagree with ari here.ually think this is one of the most partisan state of the union speeches i have ever heard. it is clear that we are in

>> ari, that's so much more than just suspicious.erved under six presidents from reagan to trump. i served under ten u.s. attorney, including jessie lew, my last u.s. attorney. and no u.s. attorney has ever come in on the first day and started to insert himself or herself into our cases that we've been working for years saying i want you to ask for a more lenient sentence. that stinks to high heaven, and that was obviously tim shea doing bill barr and president trump's bidding. >> well, i tell you, there is a lot going on, as we often say around here, and that is a story that moved it first it rattively. but as the evidence piles up, you make a strong case for what people should be concerned about. we are definitely going to stay on the case. glenn kirschner, thank you, sir. >> thank you, ari. >>> we have a lot more on tonight's show, including a black lives matter co-founder here to discuss so many of these issues that could determine the 2020 nominee and civil rights in south carolina, and has some news, i'm told, when we come back

ari is such a nice person. i think we have all felt bad for biden over the past few days especially when he said he was running for senate. but he also said this tonight which raised some eyebrows. watch. >> 150 million people have been killed since 2007, when bernie voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability. more than all the wars including vietnam, from that point on. carnage on our streets. >> laura: 350,000, mostly suicides with guns, that's a big half of the country. >> i'm not going out of the studio, there is carnage on the streets. i'm afraid. >> laura: at some point doesn't his family say, joe, you had an incredible career. >> that moment passed. we had that chance, and he decided to run for president. that's just a blooper. every politician makes a number's mistake, something like that. biden's issue is that has been his whole persona the entirebi campaign until tonight. and on the eve of south carolina when he needs the win to stay in the race, i think he saved his campaign for south carol

ayman mohyeldin in for ari melber tonight.ans. also, new questions for michael bloomberg ahead of the next primary battle, and new signs of activity in the criminal probe into rudy giuliani. but we begin this hour with that backlash against attorney general bill barr after he intervened in the case against trump associate roger stone. more than 2,000 forme

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. >> congressman, i'm with ari. i know it's not the pc thing. you want to get people fired up in your party. it has been a mess for biden. this is a guy on the left that could have left an icon. one of the more popular presidents, barack obama, he jumps back in the fray, clearly unprepared as a guy running, clearly running for congress every two years. you're used to this. he was clearly not ready for this. forgetting what state he's in. telling stories that don't make sense, changing positions on things. it's been a disaster. for the guy that is supposed to be the safe pick, he's starting to look unsane for everybody who donated to his campaign >> you're exactly right. one of the challenges is, he tried to be, quote, the nice guy. he's not the nice guy party. the nice guy wing of the democratic party is gone. so he's faced with the situation in which the party faithful wants a pocahantus. somebody who can beat bernie sanders. and the rank and file, the people he thinks he represents, they want somebody like him but 20 years younger, more organi

ari fleischer, and mary anne marsh.to both of you, are you getting the honors, pick your winner or loser from last night. >> the winner is bernie, he continues to soar. nobody is stopping him. and the loser is mike bloomberg who proves that to the beatles are right when they say money can't buy you love. he has walked, he bombed and that performance last night. there is no other way to say it. >> bill: wow, i saw some of your tweets, you do not hold back. marianne, your winner and loser? size it up. >> elizabeth warren was the winner. she used the debate to show voters that she is the one who can take on trump by taking out mike bloomberg. and to prove to everyone who watches that mike bloomberg was more like donald trump and not the guy that could be donald trump. i agree with ari, believe it or not. the big loser was michael bloomberg. for truth in advertising, people saw mike bloomberg not of the 400 million tv ads, they saw the real mike bloomberg who could not answer any questions about his treatment of women, peop

ari fleischer come over bernie sanders. it might be understandable but what's more fascinating as they want to go back to the old rules so the superdelegates actually count again. >> absolutely. it's amazing having watched the democrats going through this four years ago and going through the allegation and everything was rigged. as i know it's not. no it's not. to go back and do it again. their fear is justified, sean. bernie has a legitimate shot at winning this thing not only here in iowa tonight but in new hampshire. who knows what can happen after that? it's a reflection of joe biden's weakness. we'll have to wait and see what the results here are in iowa but don't roll bernie out of winning the entire thing. >> sean: i don't rule it out at all. sarah sanders, the idea that now they are trying to help bloomberg out and they're going to change the rules and okay, we will let you win then. maybe you will be an alternative down the road of this blows up and karl rove may have been way ahead of the curve thing we might have

i want to bring in ron allen outside the courthouse, ari melbourne is near. cynthia oxney, let's set the scene if you will, ron. what can you tell us about what happened inside that courtroom today? >> an amazing scene, chris. just a moment in history. advocates for women and survivo survivors, these were difficult cases to prosecute going into them. the da was under enormous pressure to bring these cases forward. they were complicated as we've been saying because the two main accusers maintained relationships, complicated relationships with wine teen after the criminal acts happened. but the jury focussed on what happened. assault is assault whether it happens in a dark alley or a relationship. that's the rubicon they crossed to find him guilty on the two charges. charges that could send him to prison from five to 25 years which for a 67-year-old man is a significant amount of time. and, of course, he still feys similar allegations, similar charges in los angeles in the weeks to come. just an amazing scene outside of the courtroom as well. weinstein's attorn

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some things that will not be favorable about where he put the cops and what neighborhoods and why, ari fleischer. >> we absolutely know this coming. michael bloomberg will have a problem the way he governed new york city which is why he was a republican when he was governing new york city. a tough on crime republican. >> sean: no, no, you know what he did? he wanted to change parties. he wanted to bypass -- exactly. >> that is right, that is exactly right. two points commission on one i would caution republicans because despite being on a roll with a good ten days, this is g. we should not overestimate the democratic implosion. primaries are always missing. let's see how long this messy thing goes. maybe bernie will run the tables and the democrats were unified. don't jump to conclusions. that is my advice to republicans. >> sean: listen we have to keep the foot on the battle for trump. i like to ask as if you are six points behind, a two minute drill and if you want to win you have to get it in the end zone and get the extra point. that is how i look at it every election. anybody that

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ari?s campaign and ahead of the campaign's news, as you mentioned, in a room that will certainly rejoice when they heard that. as mentioned, we were watching, also, joe biden speak earlier, he came out and spoke just before this call, he may have timed it well. we heard some of his remarks and he's now meeting and greeting with individuals. you're looking at a live shot of him in nevada, but joe biden, not even close to vying for first with bernie sanders. again, nbc news projecting bernie sanders as the winner of the nevada caucuses. we are not projecting or characterizing second or third. you can consider those bragging rights, that you see on your screen, between 19, 16 and 12, there still too close to call, with only 4% in, but such a margin in the numbers we have that there is no way anyone will overtake, according to our project, bernie sanders winning nevada. i want to bring in our panel ja anahosa and alease jordan, former aide in the bush white house and state departments. good ev

here now former white house chief of staff reince priebus and press fox news contributor, ari fleischer. if you look at it, always better off than we were four years ago. did the president keep his promises? >> yes. did he take out caliphate and syria, baghdadi and its associates, the leader of al qaeda in yemen, yeah. and you got a radicalized democratic party. how does it shakeout? >> i think sean, it will shakeout in a close election amazingly. that is because america is so polarized. the same people who resisted donald trump from the start and never gave him a chance will not vote for him. so the president's past is to run up the numbers still in the same battleground states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan where they economy is doing well and blue-collar americans are and perhaps the biggest factor of all the democratic party is changing before our very eyes. the notion of socialist to lead it, this is unheard of for 100 years. now it's coming to true. >> sean: reince priebus, you look at all of this but at the end of the day, you ran the rnc. for any republican to win, you alway

the middle east away bahrain and afghanistan have all reported their 1st cases let's go now to dorset ari with the latest in tehran a door so this is a significant shop. yes not only that but it just a few minutes ago we've been hearing from the elected member of parliament from the city of all that is of course the epicenter of where this corona virus was 1st reported he is accusing the health ministry of not being. transparent with the official death toll he claims that more than nearly 50 people have already died from the virus in volume now this is something the health ministry has not confirmed yet but it is something that the health minister the m.p. from palm is saying has taken place he says that also the number of people that have been. confirmed to have the virus is also much higher than what the health officials have said so far now according to the health ministry the number of deaths has risen and has as has the number of people that have been confirmed to have this disease this is something the iranian disorders are very very cautious about the president hassan rouhani has s

we're having some signal issues, it would seem with ari. we will try to get him back up.ually, i think i have cynthia oxny, a former federal prosecutor. you with me? >> i'm with you. >> let's start but you in terms of your takeaways here. are you at all surprised with what the jury has found here? >> i'm not surprised by the note they did on friday. as a former sex crimes prosecutor, i look at this case, what if i were presenting it. this is a very difficult case. the annebella shiorra case, we did not have a year for that case and does not surprise me they did not do the enhancement for that. the first degree rape conviction is a huge victory. these are victims with consent issues and memory issues and difficulty because they had gone willingly to hotel rooms and people sometimes punish victims for that. i think the first degree rape is a huge victory and third degree rape is a huge victory because that is a person who testified at some point she did have consensual relations with him. if you can get a felony conviction of rain, when the victim stays in contact with the

i'm ari melber, live in our headquarters.wa, who could replace president trump and in the middle of a recess in washington still technically and formally whether to remove president trump, not by the ballot box and democrats were quite strong, val demings saying the president is in a criminal conspiracy still ongoing. this is brand new on the senate floor before the panel rejoins us. >> in america, no one is above the law, even those elected president of the united states. i would say especially those elected president of the united states. >> as i stand here today, delivering the house's closing argument, president trump trump's constitutional crimes, his crimes against the american people and the nation remain in progress. the president's counsel offered bad faith and meritless legal arguments as transparent legal window dressing intended to legitimize and justify the president's efforts to hide evidence of his misconduct. >> our entire panel is back with us in our special coverage. as mentioned, we will go right back to th

good evening, ari. >> good evening. it is all happening now. new polling, a debate that may be do or die for several candidates, and some new signs about what new hampshire voters want in policy and their stance against donald trump. let me tell you something as we kick off our coverage. if you've watched the show, you may have heard me say it. the early polls don't matter much. national poes hardly ever matter. i saw that myself working a campaign in 2004. you've probably seen it following campaign cycles where obama trailed in early polls for months and months. rudy giuliani and herman cain were neck in neck. do you know what can matter in what the voters say and do in the home stretch the way iowans helped pete buttigieg surge this week and the way new hampshire voters are doing right now. sanders and buttigieg tie now, leading in the low 20s at 25 and 21%. elizabeth warren at 14%. statistically tied for third with joe biden. a couple of straightforward implications here. one, these numbers are in line with the trend since iowa. sanders, but

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you do, ari, who? [inaudible] ms. turner: ari, are you messing with us? sen.anders: hey, are you there? ms. turner: hey, senator! [applause] sen. sanders: hi. sorry i can't be with you tonight. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: how we doing? >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! nina: we can wait for our senator, is that right? yeah, he's in d.c. fighting for us, is that right? [cheers and applause] nina: yeah, we can wait for him. >> [indistinct singing] nina: ok, you know what, you guys? i have another surprise for you. we're just full of surprises tonight, aren't we? [applause] sen. sanders: hello, everybody! hello, everybody! [applause] hi, bern! sen. sanders: i am very sorry that i can't be with you tonight. we hoped, but the impeachment trial just went on a little bit too long. but i will be in iowa tomorrow and hopefully for the rest of the weekend. i just want to take this opportunity to thank all of our great surrogates. we've got some of the most progressive members of congress there with you, and i want to thank them for all they do for the a

good evening with ari melber now. >> we have been developing how democrats say they're making progress, holding bill barr accountable. later, some major updates in this fluid 2020 primary. lots of important stories. we begin with the scandal rocking the white house. some are calling it the tuesday night massacre. tonight donald trump basically couldn't if he issing to improper intervention in the criminal case of his longest serving aide, roger stone. >> i want to thank the justice department for seeing this horrible thing. they saw the horribleness of a nine-year sentence for doing nothing. nine years for doing something nobody can even define what he did. >> that is a remarkable statement. this adds to the evidence of a confession by the president. let me tell you exactly what we know about this story. donald trump publicly pushed to cut the prison time for his longest serving aide, roger stone. recall stone was the last person arrested in the mueller probe. he walked out of his house in hand cuffs. tried and convicted for lying to congress and tampering with witnesses. along the way

joining us with reaction, former white house press secretary, ari fleischer.an matt gaetz. he's a trouble maker. he went on the ladies of "the view." >> it was a blast. i'd go back.en >> sean: they don't want you back. >> you can have your fight with rosy o'donnell. >> sean: it was interesting. i'll say that. all right. let's talk about where we are. everything now is through the prism of this election. everything. how does this impact? look, we want everyone to get well. israel is on the verge of a break through with the virus, a company in massachusetts on the verge. >> i'm glad we have someone like vice president pence who knows how to put our government to work for the people on this. when we look what's going on in the democratic primary, they're facing a leverage buyout by bloomberg or a hostile takeover by bernie sanders. super tuesday will look like i socialist tuesday for the democrats.y bernie will run through states like california and texas with high vote margins. he has the most votes, the biggest crowds and the most donors. he's the spiritual lea

. >> i'm actually filling in for ari. he has the night off. >> buster for him. >> funny that he could get a flight off. >> i would like to know who his boss is. >> attorney general barr facing new duels resign exactly one year since he was sworn in. trump makes a stunning confession about giuliani's trip to ukrainian and the 2020 debate over income equality. news today from the self-described democratic socialist. we want to begin with breaking news inside the justice department and another explosive and unusual development. nbc news reporting attorney general william barr tapped an outside prosecutor to review trump aide michael flynn's case. sources are saying the investigation could be aimed at several former officials. trump has repeatedly criticized publicly and this highly unusual move from barr coming after publicly said convicted trump aide roger stone should have his sentence reduced. we're seeing a pattern from barr that is beginning to emerge. essentially questioning anyone who tried to investigate trump or his

. >> dan: joining us now with reaction former white house press secretary and fox news contributor arileischer, and from the street journal, kimberley strassel. if going to you first, this is been a disastrous to few weeks r the democrats in the iowa caucus meltdown and rumors of a nevada caucus meltdown that has not even happened yet and they can seem to figure out how to phone back and they have not figured out how to use microsoft xl to count votes apparently. we have what looks like another russia hoax 2.0 and renting it down on the list there so many of the debacles that have happened. you know, i get it, the new cycle is quicket i thought to be hyperbolic and people can forget about the next week, but it does kind of dent the image of the democrats that's efficient democratic planners are going to take care of the health care if they can to get the spreadsheet down? speaking looking forward to nevada tomorrow and i can't wait to see if they take on the abacus to figure out the vote tomorrow. look, the markets are returning to their roots and it's made no sense and they could not

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here is ari melbourne? new york. >> hello. this is an hour of special election coverage. voting beginning tomorrow in nevada. this race has several firsts. the first time the candidates are facing voters in a diverse state. a more like the general election. another first, democratic voters going to the polls for the first time since michael bloomberg actually faced the other top candidates directly. in person, in that debate. and finally, another first. the first vote of a narrower me menu. now three candidates have dropped out of the race leaving the top six candidates on the nevada debate stage this week which, by the way, 20 million voters saw. they're now out hitting the campaign trail one last time. senator bernie sanders flexing by going all the way to california taet lo californ california. the candidates are talking about their readiness for the next caucus. >> it's really a complicated system. one of the ipads breaks down, things change a lot. i'm hoping you decide to go to a primary next time. >> vegas knows how to count. nevada and reno know how to count. i'm j

he was interestingly, ari, the easiest one to play. why? back to his talking points. you'll get a question. he'll give a couple sentences and then he'll go back to corporate corruption and healthcare as a universal right. and the pharma and the oil companies. and it's pretty predictable. and it's been successful for him this time around. >> interesting to hear you say that. it's bc it's been successful. now, i promised we'd get to bloomberg. here is someone who is a bloomberg supporter discussing last debate and tonight's. take a listen. >> when you have over 60 people attacking him, it was a poor response. he's got to defend himself. i think that you will see 180-degree shift tonight. i can recall that the first debate that barack obama had with mitt romney didn't say was a good debate. but the second debate was different. >> do you buy that rebound argument? >> i think that mayor bloomberg, tonight, if i may be presumpt, gotten gotten mazing story to tell but i think he should spend a little time telling people his story. second, i think

the next item on my tin or ari is a visit to the oldest gentian distillery in germany your girl i had for a tour of france distillery and i thought i taste my way through your range of products you have stick this distillery has been around since 6092. wow there is no mistake it was made in here as you can feel the warmth counter. gentian is an alpine plant that is cultivated and back to scotland and is still to make a better shops to be precise it's the route that's used. the word since a root looks like this when it comes out of the ground it's 4 or 5 years old and about 80 centimeters long off the course the roots are chopped and mashed then the liquid is extracted and distilled into shops. nobs form drink schnapps made from tension or herb after unwieldy many people drink fruit like yours as a d.j.'s tif but that's not healthy it's not the alcohol that helps digestion it's the bitterness that's why there's a german saying taste bitter makes the stomach fitter. well then time to give it a try there is a huge selection in the shop course all sorts of flavors but of course i want to

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ari melber is joining us today. >> it is an historic verdict. mr. weinstein had many allegations against him, some relevant for the court and not what he was charged for and today now stands convicted of. third degree rape in the state of new york is a serious crime. predatory sexual assault is a serious crime. you have seen as we had this break in the last hour. they are both serious convictions. to put it simply, if an individual, famous or not, was charged with just those two offenses, i think that's a serious case. if they're convicted of both those offenses, that's serious violent offenses, everything that comes with that even if you're a first time offender. the fact the prosecutors had more serious charges, even one that carried life and the jury individually assessed each of those and came forward with their finding of fact. that is how the system is supposed to work. many people, including victims who have spoken out, accusers who have spoken out, wanted to see more or every charge convicted, this is a decision that co-exists in every decis

ari herbertson is facing felony charges in alameda county. investigators say that he met the victim at the paddock bar at the racetrack. she was heavily intoxicated and ari herbertson and a friend offered to drive her home. the next morning, she woke up, inside of her car, said she had been sexually assaulted. authorities also say that dna on her clothing matched that of the suspect. >>> in the last 30 minutes, san jose police released the mugshots of two men that were involved in killing a man earlier this year. marcus pardo and richard torres were wanted for the killing of richard when. marcus pardo is the man with the long hair, smiling. police arrested marcus pardo after an hours long standoff at a san jose home. jesse gary walks us through the dramatic arrest. >> he is not capable of killing somebody. he has a ruffian in some ways. he has issues. >> reporter: arjun barbara pardo have not been able to return to their home in the evergreen section since an hours long standoff involving their son, marcus pardo, and it on thursday. the polic

"the beat" with ari nemelb. bill barr rebuking trump. major news here from what can only be described as a besieged attorney general of the united states. bill barr for the first time now, you may have heard this just briefly. it broke as we were coming on the air. he is claiming to disagree president trump. let me get into it. this is a rare new interview. it comes as the embattled attorney general is taking heat for siding with trump in this very controversial way, politically intervening in the case of convicted trump aide roger stone and many say, blatant politicizing the department of justice. we'll break down what he is doing and why you can't really take it at face value. i'll show you the evidence. let's take a look here. mr. barr claiming what you need to focus on are the words. >> public statements and tweets made about the department. about our people in the department. our men and women here. about cases pending in the department. and about judges before whom we have cases. make it impossible for me to do my job. >> that's th

ari melber picks things up right now. >> thank you, chuck. i'm ari melber.at" live from manchester, new hampshire, with plenty of energized voters right here. we're going get into it with everybody. this is, of course, election eve. and tomorrow the voters you see right here in this historically independent state will be casting their votes. tonight we have the late-breaking polls. we have views from the ground and we also have as guest leaders from some of t

security council designated terrorist or group and the turkish troops that occupy a part of our threat aris and the turkish troops today along with jabhat al nusra took part in took part in an offensive against nira area in aleppo so this information is for you to be evaluated and assessed. with thank the conveners of this meeting for their efforts to unify the council to empower impose the implementation was resolutions on combating terrorism that there are tens of those resolutions that do support the efforts of the syrian state and its allies to combat terrorism and the efforts and to cleans our territory of their evil and to compel member states concerned especially the european ones to take back their nationals without delay. we also thank the delegation the conveners of this meeting for their unlimited commitment to international law and the united nations resolutions and there he many teria keenness or commitment to words the syrian people demonstrated in their ejection of the union lateral course of measures and the which you can institute economic tattered and collective punishment

ari, how you going to react to this? because he is a double-down kind of guy, your candidate. he doesn't change direction. what kids like about him especially is that big word, authenticity. he has said -- show you a couple more that will probably surprise you. but he has said nice things about the castro regime. >> look. the truth is, there is no candidate on that stage who has stood up against authoritarianism more than bernie sanders. when you look at nbs and saudi arabia, a year before the rest ever washington, d.c. was on to the fact that he was a murderous thug, bernie sanders was talking about how we need to get out of his war in yemen. you look at xi. there are candidates on stage tonight who profit from xi's regime. and by the way, bernie sanders has consistently talked about authoritarianism in cuba and opposed it over and over and over again. >> nbc news reports that in 1986, remarks at the university of vermont, sanders said i was very excited and impressed by the cuban revolution. adding he became sick to his stomach when john f. kennedy discussed ways to overturn