ari. >> ari: i used to work for the washington redskins on this issue about their name. not grass-roots of native americans. polls taken by native americans show native americans supported the name and thought it paid honor to their heritage. a few leaders did not like it and became media celebrities for dislike of the name. the commanders don't want the headache, they want a new era in washington, d.c. and don't want to look back, just win games going forward. >> emily: kennedy, to me, thisl such a broad brush entire community or ethnicity, you will have people who identify as members of the community that feel differently and you answer to or try to cram them into one box, you run into millions of exceptions. >> kennedy: or you speak for people, you take it on as your own. that is kind of stuff i can't stand. it happens all the time in politics, constantly. women are going to vote for joe biden, not if they can't pay their grocery bill, not if they have to choose between filling up the suv or going to a movie on saturday night. that is it on the head right there. it sh

i am ari melber. let me tell you from the start, we are tracking several stories on this busy news day and we have a special guest about to join me life tonight. peter navarro is back for his first interview on "the beat" in 15 months. he joins us at a time when cases against trump and he en accelerating. first two rico trials next month. militia leaders have been convicted of sedition and given hefty sentences. president biden meanwhile is warning against what he call an autocratic threat at home as well as abroad. he made that case yesterday at the unite nations, and president biden does face his own questions about the nation's appetite for a second biden term. concerns about the economy and mounting ongoing workers strikes. i should mention our next guest is steeped in much of this from times as a white house trade adviser as well as his now well known clash with the january 6th committee. peter navarro is also currently raising money for his ongoing lawyer and legal fees at defendpeter.com. now i

>>> hello, i'm ari melber and you are watching "the beat with ari melber" and a special edition. the trials of donald trump as we approach a very heavy period here in the weeks ahead. this hour i'm going to break down the legal cases of four looming trials and look at how an ally has already been convicted in a trial that relates to january 6th. it's someone who i just spoke with, and we have some special insights on that, as well as how other trump officials are now paying the price dearly in finances and maybe in their liberty for what they view as an unending loyalty to donald trump. so we've got a lot for you right now. we begin with a closer look at this pretty brazen defense strategy we're seeing in the rico case in georgia. defendants arguing they shouldn't have to face trial in the court where they were charged because they're arguing they should get a kind of treatment based on the fact they worked in the federal government. you've probably heard a little bit about this. mark meadows lost a version of this argument. but even though he lost and is appealing, everyone gets

ari, you first. >> that was powerful and effective.as powerful and effective because it was understated. my advice to republicans. don't get carried away here. don't start accusing the current president of bribery. you need to have proof. you need to be measured. there is so much smoke out there. it is now the responsible thing to run this down. but be measured as you go forward if you will convince the nation you have the goods. >> harris: all right. your top line thoughts and we've also just received a white house statement. congressman. >> i think this was the right call on behalf of speaker mccarthy. we have laws in place, harris, whether it's racketeering, bribery, foreign lobbying, money laundering to prevent foreign entities, foreign officials and foreign business interests from being able to influence elected officials at the highest level of our government. and the reason speaker mccarthy is putting chairman smith, who is the chairman of ways and means. he has oversight of i.r.s., jim jordan of judiciary oversight of d.o.j., a

during these two lectionary times, " the beat" with ari melber starts right now high, ari. >> hi, nicole. hello,! i'm ari melber.welcome, and, to the new week. a lot of the elements in clarence thomas end billionaire scandal. the vice president harris, making use over this weekend. we have this story by the end of the hour when we will actually be joint by the artist, comment, who is with harris on saturday. >>> out top stories the loss for a key trump legal defense strategy in georgia, where donald trump's former chief of staff led an effort to remove his case out of the georgia courts, and the lost. a federal judge, denying the bid to take that trial to federal court. he thought his odds were better. the loss for mr. mike meadows, now defendant, means he will face trial in georgia. it's also bad news for other trump codefendants who hoped to take this same tact, and he hopes to get into this with you right now that we bring in michael steele. here's the bottom line. a judge has rejected mike meadows claiming that he was acting as a proper federal official for activities that are legit

i'm ari melber. with all the action out of the united nations today, we have a truly exclusive guest tonight, bill gates. on his push and hopes and fears to beat artificial intelligence, including his views on warnings that could challenge humanity itself. when you're trying to go deep to the source around here we'll be doing that when mr. gates joins us in a few minutes. that's a global story. our top story in the u.s. pick up on the anti-democracy admissions we have been hearing from trump aides. we have been hearing their day job is to steal elections. two aides make those, mark meadows push a long-shot appeal that would require a more senior judge to overrule his loss and agree with his claim that this is actually, quote, an impossibility to draw a bright line distinction between the chief of staff engaging in official and political activity. put this in full. i want people to see this. a distinction that basically says, if you did that, if you say you're engaging in official political activity,

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> reporter: thank you very much, nicolle. welcome to "the beat." we begin with new exclusive footage. the fulton county d.a. taking us through this footage of where donald trump was booked. this is brand new footage. the wall where he stood for the mug shot that went around the world. >> we were ready for the moment, and the women and men of the fulton county sheriff's office really stood firm in the belief of professionalism. he said, i recognize you from tv, and me being from southwest atlanta, i couldn't help but say, likewise. right? and so, ultimately turned him over to our captain, who was very thorough in processing all the individuals that were under the indictment. stoic and presidential, but nice, right? if there is such a thing. he came in, take a mug shot over in that area, right where that gray wall is, and then he was given instructions to go back where it says i.d. and fingerprinting some he went back there. then he came out and back. eight minutes. we brought the binding paper work touchdown consent paper work

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicolle. welcome to "the beat" i'm ari melber, and the top story in washington is this political clash today. republican house speaker mccarthy held a closed door party meeting. this is right after he kind of tried to upend the whole return from recess with that muddled announcement about an inquiry into a biden impeachment. speaker mccarthy pushed that yesterday, drew heat already, though, from both flanks of his party over that announcement. on the right, maga agitaors say they want more. others see this as a mixed message and distraction at a time there's no evidentiary ground for impeachment. all the impeachment talk from mccarthy is giving them their binky. late today mccarthy seemed to walk back part of his announcement while trump is pushing for a biden impeachment regardless of the facts a spectacle that could muddy the pr around trump's own looming trials. here we are one day from mccarthy's looming announcement, and the party is paying attention to its own infighting. if mccarthy is

here is kellyanne conway and ari fleshier.ind the single most humiliating embarrassing president by far in our lifetime. i'll take the guy with the mean tweets that was competent that they feared over this mumbling, bumbling idiot that sounded incoherent in vietnam. >> that president like presidet bush and obama before him, showed up consecutive years on 9/11 on the site. i think it was a miscue. particularly for a guy who ran being a unifier. 9/11 is a nonpartisan day of remembrance. i want people to remember where he was. we can make money of the way joe biden speaks and the way he acts, i want americans to start listening to what he says. that's the scary part. i can see him mumbling, what comes out of his mouth is dangerous for our safety, our prosperity, our security and hopefulness. since we're talking about 9/11 and biden, i want to commend ari flesher. his tweet about that has been nourishment for the soul. we supposed to say never forget. very sadly, i feel like people are forgetting. seem like it was less of a rememb

dillman and thanks for coming on the program aries, a, just to underscore 2 viewers in other parts of the world. how much is up for debate? even the name south china sea, which is widely used internationally. but i understand it's not what people in the philippines call it. right. why is that as well? the buildings as not claiming the entirety of, of the south china sea, but what is only entitled to the nation by international law, primarily the united nations convention under log the c. so that's part of the south china sea. that is where the philippines have solved during p. s. copyrights, we call it the west philippine fee. so we have this dispute on the high seas. why is china 500 miles away? claiming sea water is much closer to the philippines as well. of china, despite be a signatory to the main international law instrument, as far as married time boundaries are concerned, which is when clause has said that they, their claim is only uh, something that they inherited from the comments on the party that used to be the party in power, or at least during the time when china was stil

ari fleischer joins us. lee carter is here and leslie marshall, all weigh-in on what this means for biden's potential candidacy. first, new reaction from the white house to speaker mccarthy's announcement that he will launch an impeachment inquiry in to president biden. >> certainly not going to speculate on what has been a baseless inquiry that the house republicans can't even really defend themselves. and that many house republicans have said they couldn't support their own votes. >> so we bring in the chair of the house ways and means committee, republican congressman jason smith of missouri. he's one of the leaders of this impeachment inquiry. congressman, thank you for being here. you heard from karine jean-pierre there. here's a bit of an echo from other democrats who say that there is nothing here against the president. watch. >> kevin mccarthy time after time after time is negotiating with the terrorists, is placating the extreme wing and that's why we are now going to be focusing in september on imp

you can also find me on social media, ari melber.com.nect with me. i've got some questions with you guys about the news, life, what's ahead, and i try to answer them there. so, just wanted to mention that, as we all take in this living history together. that doesn't for us. keep it right here on msnbc. re on msnbc. when it >> welcome to our msnbc's

ari, he just lost that resoundingly a few minutes ago. the judge blew it out of the water and not just for meadows but as i read it and we've only had a couple of minutes to look at it, the judge is saying that disputes over elections are not something that the executive branch has any control over. the judge says, quote, the constitution does not provide any basis for executive branch involvement. that doesn't just get mark meadows attempt to remove the case to federal court, it would cut any attempt by donald trump as well. >> yeah, i'm so glad we have you here as an expert especially on breaking legal rulings, your saying, this could be a president, it's a big loss not only for meadows but other trump rico defendants. we know it's a big loss to them because they want to get out of this state court. we will be covering that across msnbc. thank you, sir. i mentioned to folks it's a special program. we have this report on what's coming out, opening arguments, a special report on peter navarro. but up next a special interview with a tough

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. happy friday. >> happy friday, nicolle. hang in there. get well. all the good things. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. good to see you, nicolle. good to see everyone at home on this friday. this is "the beat." in a moment we have the one and only james carville here and he's been making some news lately. but we begin right now with breaking news. atlanta d.a. fani willis has scored her first conviction. a guilty plea in the georgia trump coup rico case. if this sounds new to you, not just breaking news but a first, it is the first plea deal in that case. that is significant. we're going to get into why. the individual, not that famous. and if you've ever followed any of these kind of cases, you know that you don't always start with the big fish, you work your way up. so this is the whole list of rico defendants. we'll leave this on the screen for you. you remember some of them. you remember the mug shots. you see trump and giuliani up high. some of the lawyers to the right there. well, down on the bottom you see what this

you can also find me on social media, ari melber.com. or any social side, go to ari melber.com to connect with me. i've got some questions with you guys about the news, life, what's ahead, and i try to answer them there. so, just wanted to mention that, as we all take in this living history together. that doesn't for us. keep it right here on msnbc. re on msnbc. when it >> welcome to our msnbc's special prosecuting donald trump on this pivotal and -- and the looming trials of the former president, current candidate, and defendant, donald trump. i'm ari mÜller and tonight our aim is to go beyond even the many important day the headlines and takes a wider look at the stakes in criminal justice priorities for these unprecedented cases. to do that, i am joined by doj veteran former mueller prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, to see him right there back at work, andrew weissmann. burning off his expertise and legal analysis in his msnbc podcast with mary mccord who's also with us tonight. that is right here on your screen, prosecuting donald

i am ari melber. our top story right now is about politics, because there is a massive new shake-up which affects how candidates, nominees, and presidents are vetted and chosen. it's also about media and the powerful executives and billionaires often behind the scenes who decide whether people like this, the fired fox host tucker carlson, are on the air, are doing big important things, reaching millions, or are taken off the air. the story i'm about to share with you is also about the unusual blurring of politics in conservative media, where we've seen fox anchors openly endorsing and campaigning with donald trump that's something we saw sean hannity do all these important issues involve the billionaire media mogul rue pert murdoch bet you've heard about him and you can see the headline on your screen he makes or breaks star anchors. rupert murdoch himself than a clashed with the direction and policies of the rightward shift of the republican party. murdoch outlosted many administrations. any media mo

ari fleischer, thank you. kellyanne, great to see you. now, today, during biden's half hearted attemp into commemorate 911 during the pit stop in alaska after his disaster presser in vietnam, the president rushed through a shoreaf spt tone deaf speech playing down the threat of al qaeda whilg e emphasizing the rise of political extremism. >> really take look, governor. >> don, maybe it's good to seein you, governor. i have something in common i we're both in scranton, pennsylvania. i wish i had himwi playing playt my high school ball club when i was playing, but i would havde could have been an all american. have you, from terrorism, including political andopposi ideological violence is the opposite of all we stand for as a nation. that sounds our differences peacefully under rule of law. today we can look acrossd arou the country and around the world and see anger and fearnd in places many of you have been stationed before. the rising tide of hatred and extremism and political violencetica. it's more important than ever that we come toge

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ari, i have been struggling through this last hour. i'm glad we have an expert here now who can tell us about what all the developments of the last couple hours mean. >> we were generously equipped and extra prepared. i'm reading it. i had you on. you had the great "the new york times" report. you pointed out, blushing that 11,000 words is lengthy. we're all doing it together. good to see you, sir. >> this, have a great show. >> appreciate it. welcome to "the beat." as ali velshi just mentioned we're following breaking news on the trump fraud ruling. a new ruling finds trump and his business guilty of fraud. this is a major legal blow and it's rocking donald trump and his companies. a new york judge ruling donald trump defrauded banks and insurers across his business activities not oncer twice, but repeatedly, sometimes routinely for years. you see the a.p. headline there. trump, repeatedly, the word of the judge, submitted fraudulent financial documents. this is now right here tonight, this news, the largest victory yet for the new yo

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i'm ari melber. we're gearing up for bill maher to join us tonight, while we begin with breaking news. >>> georgia prosecutors took their rico case to court today, a contrast to that close process in the other two federal cases against trump. antiquated sketches and handwritten notes are really the only clues we get about the press that unfolds when jack smith faces off against trump and the unindicted coconspirators. well, today, everyone can see every moment in this courtroom. you can see it with your own eyes. this is the very first pretrial hearing for the georgia rico case against defendant trump and others. as a matter of history, what you see unfold here, what unfolds minute by minute is the first time trump is seeing inside a courtroom where trump and his defendants will stand inside a trial -- to overthrow an election, to abuse power to hold on to power, illegally say the prosecutors. we'll put this back up here. when you look at this judge, when you look inside the courtroom, this is where

you can always find me on social media ari melber.com, or social media sites ari melber .com., head and i try to answer their. so just wanted to mention that as we all take in this living history together. that does it for, us keep it right here on msnbc. >> really good to have you here. so have you ever been asked to dog sit? or cats it for a friend while they are away? or to plant sit even and what

ari, when are you going to give us chains? anniversary. >> i'll tell you this, everyone does it a different way. we have the beat lighters. we do give those out. they're not at a diamond level experience. >> i just got like two of those. >> and jay-z did say, bleek, i never cry, if i did i would cry ice. there's the rice. >> it's a fact. >> it's a fact, jason. >> i like this duo, i like this collab. i appreciate both of you so much. both of you have contributed to our culture, our understanding. thanks, you guys. >> thank you for having us. johnson, my guy. >> respect. my guy. shout out to them and babs. that does it for us. "the reidout" starts now. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> well, there's no question but the republican party today is in the shadow of donald trump. he is the leader of the greatest portion of the republican party. it's a populist, i believe, demagogue portion of the party. >> if you don't have a m

>> hello i'm ari melber welcome to the special edition of the bait. over the next hour we will be covering some of the developments in the several cases pending against donald trump in the trial, and the allies, and enablers caught up in what we are seeing as a season of accountability. also in a few moments i have one of the special reports that we do around here and it is on donald trump's tv confessions. but we begin with a key development in what might be the largest, and soon his threat to donald trump's actual liberty. the jack smith coup trial. jack smith in that case has a new filing, asking the judge for a narrow order on what donald trump as the defendant is allowed to say. it is quite interesting because it cites the threats that he has already made, and things that he has that has been interpreted as threats as witnesses, other individuals involved, and even lot enforcement. the repeated inflammatory claimants, he writes, are in the jury. paul curry eight fear among jurors, and resolving threats of harassment. the order would simply seek t

you can tell me at ari melber an any of the platforms you see.these trials will be televised. thanks for spending the hour with us. here at the beach with ari melber, and keep it locked with msnbc! >> some late breaking developments, special counsel jack smith formally requested a gag order to limit what donald trump can say about his federal election interference trial, then, kevin mccarthy, his shrinking speakership, the republican leader caving to the radical right with his impeachment push. and the intensifying efforts to block donald trump from state ballots in 2024. my conversation one-on-one with harvard constitutional law professor, laurence tribe. that is coming up soon. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. >> so, developing late last

. >> ari heard 't know , i'm just city council in europe. >> ari heard this, )w , i'm just city council, i'm i'm just city council in europe. >> ari heard this, i'm 50] just surprised. >> well, i'm very you know, i'm concerned naturally for the residents of birmingham and also people who are i mean, they're suffering financially at the moment. and i'm not surprised . moment. and i'm not surprised. and but after the commonwealth games and we were promised all that money and it's going to be great for the city, you know , great for the city, you know, what's happened. but i understand the reason why because of the pay demands . because of the pay demands. >> it'sjust because of the pay demands. >> it's just the way it is. and birmingham, isn't it. >> now the labour run council has said that this is necessary for it to get for it to get its financial affairs in order. but there's been a loud reaction from the conservative group here in birmingham saying that this is embarrassing for the city. remember, it was only a year ago that the next ten years were described as a golden decade, partic

so joining me now are ari and noah harrison, who are participating in the swim this weekend.ank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for having us. all right. so there is a very near and dear reason, knowing ari for this swim for you to participate in this. first of all, tell us tell us why so i can take this one. yeah. the main reason our parents started this ten years ago, because my mom has a disease, retinitis pigmentosa. this is so she is legally blind and cannot see. so she started this to kind of raise awareness and find research and cures for blindness, to find it worldwide because she emphasized with everybody. so we then took it over this year. and so it's just been a lot of fun and so the idea here is to swim all the way from alcatraz to san francisco. so tell us where the swim and alcatraz will start and where will it end? in san francisco. so we all arrive at aquatic park in san francisco, asco morning on 6:00 in the morning. get ready, register we take a boat out, jump off the shore around like 50ft from alcatraz, and we swim back to aquatic park.

. >> ari heard 't know , i'm just city council in europe. >> ari heard this, )w , i'm just city council i'm i'm just city council in europe. >> ari heard this, i'm 50] just surprised. >> well, i'm very you know, i'm concerned naturally for the residents of birmingham and also people who are i mean, they're suffering financially at the moment. and i'm not surprised . moment. and i'm not surprised. and but after the commonwealth games and we were promised all that money and it's going to be great for the city, you know , great for the city, you know, what's happened. but i understand the reason why because of the pay demands . because of the pay demands. >> it'sjust because of the pay demands. >> it's just the way it is. and birmingham, isn't it. >> now the labour run council has said that this is necessary for it to get for it to get its financial affairs in order. but there's been a loud reaction from the conservative group here in birmingham saying that this is embarrassing for the city. remember, it was only a year ago that the next ten years were described as a golden decade, particu

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. >> host: watching it all on capitol hill is aris foley. you can poll her on twitter as she follows this debate over government funding@aris foley, f-o-l-l-e-y. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: the federal employees that would be impacted, edward kellypl is the national presidet of the american federation of government employeeses. mr. kelly, sir, how many federal workers do you represent? >> guest: we represent about 750,000, that's federal and d.c. government workers. >> host: and of those 750,000, how many would be fur if allowinged during a government shutdown? >> guest: -- fur furloughs? >> guest: to be honest with you, that's a question that is unknown at this time. the last shutdown there was about 800,000 federal workers furloughed -- i'm sorry, that was affected. half of hem were furloughed, half of them went to work and, you know, just to get paid. >> host: and we're four days away from a shutdown. do employees know, do federal employees know whether they would be furloughed or

bush, ari fleischer. he was with the president that entire awful day as the events unfolded.fternoon, september 12th, 2001, fleischer took to the podium in the white house briefing room to underscore the president's message of results in the face of attack. >> as the president said in his remarks this morning, freedom and democracy are under attack, the american people need to know that we are facing a different enemy than we have ever faced. this battle will take time and resolve, and make no mistake, we will prevail. >> as the years went by, and we all grapple with how to memorialize the events of 9/11 and those we lost, ari fleischer began what became an annual tradition. he lived within his recollection of what happened that day in minute by minute. he shared grouping behind the scenes details and photos like the moment he received a page informing him a second plane had hit the world trade center, and when the white house doctors distributed medication to everyone aboard air force one in case of a biological attack. his tweets received a lot of attention and praise. but

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you can go to msnbc.com/ari, that's msnbc.com/ari, and it's the top video. you can see the full thing along with our other videos. i mention that in case you want to see anything he said or share it with people. we read to him a bill gates biography composed of artificial intelligence. it's downright dazzling and scary but it's super interesting to talk to him as he's a pioneer and helped launch the chatgpt program, which is where we got the biography. go to msnbc.com/ari if you want to see that. "the reidout" is up next. . >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> we will defend democracy, our best tool to meet the challenges we face around the world. we're working to show how democracy can be delivered in ways that matter to people's lives. >> president biden vows to defend democracy abroad and at home, where he warned that trump and maga republicans are determined to destroy it. >>> also tonight, on national voter registration day, pennsylvania makes it much easier to register to vote. as a truly stunning number of election deniers are now overseeing the vote in

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. we played your clip with navarro earlier so i feel like i saw you already today. >> we have been in this mode, just on tape. >> your face should have been nominated for every award in television. they're unbelievable. hmm, hmm. >> it's funny you say that. we're going to be covering mr. navarro's trial today. when you're listening as you do. >> i don't. have you seen me with chris christie? i don't. >> you're even more expressive. >> i admire it in you. i don't have that chip. but i admire it. >> thank you, nicolle. good to see you. thanks to everyone for joining us on "the beat." we're all returning from this holiday weekend. i hope you're ready to dive back into the news. we have breaking news nicolle was just reporting on. we also have lots to cap up on. reports of trump allies turning on him in the rico case. where seinfeld meets legal accountability. really. for all the talk about whether defendants believe their own lies, we will break down that costanza defense and its problems.

former white house press secretary, ari fleischer standing by.f congressional correspondent aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. high, aishah. >> hey, martha. good afternoon to you. there is still such sense of shock right now here on the hill because as you mentioned, senator feinstein was just here at the capitol a few hours ago. in fact, when i told senator marco rue yes about the news, he gasped and said i hope that's not true. chuck schumer tearing up on the senate floor this morning. feinstein was a trail blazer, martha. first elected to san francisco board of supervisors and the board's first female president. it was she that discovered san francisco's mayor and the supervisor murdered by a former colleague. that shaped her views on gun control. she became the first mayor of san francisco serving two terms and a united states senator in 1992. >> the midst that women can't play in the big leagues is perhaps pierced once and for all. >> yeah, she did. this morning former speaker nancy pelosi and the house delegation took a moment on the house

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i love aries very much.od for there, let's say during the pandemic, what about, but how convenient it is to walk, let's go. let's eat this trend and we'll just wear it all. i think that, most likely, of course, also a social manifestation. everyone was sitting at home. remember at some point, surely you know there was a surge, after everyone went out, everyone went in sweatpants. e in such at home. yes, it's so convenient and really everyone understood that it was possible, like not meet. every day. you can spend there, like on zoom, everyone began to appreciate the time of communication, there is something else. yes, and things , including, i think, then everyone got tired of this and feathers appeared. you understand, yes, how it works too, like at some point , for example, after the pandemic, for example, the color of the pontoon was the main one, it's golden with bright red in such a you know, uh in a brilliant amount and you know how it is for example uh trend bureau. e, for example, described how the e

you can tell me at ari melber on any of the platforms you see.es will be televised? thanks for spending the hour with us here at "the beat." and keep it locked on msnbc. . >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> if it happened i think you would have problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we have never seen before. i don't think the people of the united states would stand for it. >> what kind of problems, mr. president? >> i think they would have big problems. big problems. >> you know the legacy media will say you're attempting to incite violence with that statement? >> that's not inciting. i'm just saying what my opinion is. i don't think the people of this

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and you can always go to ari melber.com and connect with me there. i've heard from a lot of you there. tell me, ari melber, is it good these new cases, that these trials will be televised. thanks for spending the hour with us. here at the beach with ari melber, and keep it locked with msnbc! >> some late breaking developments, special counsel jack smith formally requested a gag order to limit what donald trump can say about his federal election interference trial, then, kevin mccarthy, his shrinking speakership, the republican leader caving to the radical right with his impeachment push. and the intensifying efforts to block donald trump from state ballots in 2024. my conversation one-on-one with harvard constitutional law professor, laurence tribe. that is coming up soon. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. >> so, developing late last night, the special counsel jack smith asked judge tanya chutkan to issue a gag order against donald trump prohibiting him from attacking prosecutors. including the judge, herself, or potential witnesses who may tes

of environmental activities and preventing the occupied palestinian territories from becoming and aried were one of their weapons to confiscate. in the process of occupation, many palestinian pistachio and oil trees were approuded to pave the way for the accommodation of new jewish migrants in new houses. on the other hand, the zionist planted pine trees and eucalyptus on palestinian fruit gardens. the national jewish fund, whose moto was to make the desert screen, claimed that it has planted 250 million trees since 1901. many of the trees were not indigenous to the region. in its promotional items, the national jewish fund introduces itself as an environmental ngo that is active in managing water resources and reviving green areas, but they are the largest private landowners in the occupied territories, and they still refuse to sell or lease the plots of land to non-jews. the occupation of palestine isn't the only experience of this kind of colonization. north and south americas have also gone through painful. days of witnessing the transformation of their beautiful nature to protected

it's the seconds consecutive poll for, for ari's signs in a frantic season that sold the red flag out. and several drivers investigated for impeding for stopping, meanwhile, was visibly frustrated with his red bulls. the lack of performance after finishing just 11th at the rugby world cup in france, samoa got their campaign of to a successful start with a $43.00 to $10.00 when overt tournament. that'd be tons chinney fairly even the 1st half. so today's score, the 1st try of the game through black yes, the two's. but after half times more, i would class their opponents with black line craft and forward power to condemn to lead to their 2nd successive loss into the similar will. now face argentina on friday, and you're up to date up next are technology show shift takes a look at whether the human brain can be improved with the help of implants and chips, an artificial intelligence, initial cash. oh, it could be a game changer for people with disabilities statements about after a short break. i bought it on the phone. it is for me on the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. take ca

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i think it's the 2nd consecutive po for for ari science, but in a frantic session, i saw the red flag out. several drivers investigated for impeding for stopping, meanwhile, was visibly frustrated with his red bones and lack of performance. after finishing, just 11th. if you're watching the news live from berlin, here's a reminder of our top story. the says it's top of visual ursula found her line. we'll visit the italian island upon produce that after rome, asked brussels for help to deal with a sharp increase in migrant arrivals. more than 8000 people arrived there in just a few days this that's all for now up. next we have a documentary about a woman who urgently needs a new long and hard to stay and take care. and i'll see you again at the top of the secret slide. discovered new adventures in 362 and explore fascinating. both heritage dw world heritage $360.00 now hey guys it's evelyn charmaya. welcome to my pod cast. last the matter is that i invite celebrities influences and experts to talk about all plain.