i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. >> reporter: he is not even sworn in yet, and yet, donald trump and his apparent boss elon musk were able to bring chaos back to washington this week previewing what's to come in the new year. and all i can say is buckle up as you might have heard, congress started this week with a bipartisan funding bill ready to roll negotiated by leaders of both parties but elon musk and donald trump derailed it in the middle of the week and threatened to primary anyone who voted for it. they wantedspeaker johnson listened to the bosses. massively it failed in the end speaker johnson got the house to pass a three-month funding extension without the debt limit demands. in short, trump and musk lost. the senate approved it this morning and president biden signed it today. keeping the government funded through march. yes, there is the obvious question of who's the boss. musk or trump. we will ask that for many months i'm sure until trump gets tired of musk stealing his spotlight. but the

in 2011 before he became our beloved friend and colleague at msnbc, ayman mohyeldin was a reporter for al jazeera english. throughout the spring he reported daily from egypt. at one point he was detained by the egyptian police. he was blindfolded and handcuffed, left on the floor for hours. he was an essential voice for the whole world during the ara spring. he became our eyes and ears for what was happening halfway around the world. during the protests we had him on this show several times reporting live from cairo, and nbc, because they're no dummies, soon they recruited him to come here and work instead for us. and now today as another dictatorship falls, yet another where the protests against him started in 2011, but in syria, it took this long for him to fall. what a privilege it is took able to talk with ayman, this time as a colleague about what it means and how it has all happened. joining us now is ayman mohyeldin, i first met him while he was reporting live from egypt and syria in 2011. he of course is now a beloved colleague at msnbc. thank you. >> i didn't warn you we were

keep it here, ayman mohyeldin is next. >> good evening, tonight on ayman, the week's government shutdown drama offers an early glimpse of how much power elon musk could wield in washington. the house ethics committee prepares to release its report any moment on the behavior of matt gaetz. and the u.s. lifts a $10 million bounty on a syrian rebel group's leader. i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. shut down avert. this morning after the house and senate finally overcame republican chaos to pass a government spending bill, president biden signed it. all government agencies may now continue their normal operations. the continuing resolution that congressmannaged to pass will keep the government funded through march 14th of next year and includes $100 billion in disaster relief and $10 billion aid for farmers and the farm bill. one issue the bill does not address is the debt ceiling. a big part of trump's 11th hour demand that sent congress members scrambling earlier this wear. house republicans say that they have agreed to a plan to deal with it early next year. what is notable here is not th

let's get over to ayman mohyeldin , still with us. ayman, from a middle eastern, north african perspective, is this good for peace? >> it's almost impossible to answer that right now. just be very clear, the groups who make up the coalition, the rebel coalition, are not in any way, shape, or form right now bent on making peace with israel. their focus has been purely on the toppling of the syrian president, bashar al assad. is there potential for convergence of interest? that's a whole other subject that will certainly be analyzed and discussed in the weeks and months ahead. but there are those who saw what was happening in israel, and the war with lebanon, and saw that hezbollah, one of the strongest supporters of the assad regime, had been weakened as a result , and probably was a catalyst in why this group, hts, as they are known, decided to launch this counteroffensive against the regime of president bashar al assad. what we have seen in previous situations, like this, where governments have been toppled like the arab spring. when

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i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. >>> only one thing potentially stood in the way of kash patel. christopher wray still had multiple years left on his ten year term. while trump could fire wray just like he did comey, wray's presence with questions about patel making it through a tough confirmation hearing presented a possible alternative. he told his staff he would resign at the end of biden's term in january. we are now one step closer to patel and his self-described enemies list running america's principle american law enforcement agency and domestic intelligence service. now, if you weren't concerned already, then this is when you really should start to pay attention. especially at patel's enemy's list in addition to his clear lack of qualifications and you should worry. because history has shown how dangerous it is when the power of the fbi is misused. that history starts with this guy. j. edgar hoover. the man whose name actually aborns fbi headquarters. and who built the bureau in his image. who led the fbi 48 years and maybe be the most influential unelected bureaucrat in

i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do this. >> i know the best people. i know the best managers. i know the best deal makers. i know people that will make us so strong. i know guys that are so good. >> that was then presidential candidate donald trump back in 2015 boasting that he would only hire the best people as president. now he is facing tremendous fall-out over his pick to lead the pentagon. former fox news host pete hegseth. he is bogged down by scandal after scandal. this week, a new bomb shell report from the new yorker alleged that he was forced to step down from two veteran non- profit groups. veterans for freedom and concerned veterans for america. amid accusations from a whistle blower, sexual impropriety and other disqualifying behavior around hegseth who was married at the time and other sexually pursued the staff everies. they divided into two groups, the party girls and the nonparty girls and under hegseth's leadership, veterans for freedom ran up enormous debt indicating by the end of 2008, it w

i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. >>> in all the chaos surrounding donald trump's nominations, most has been focused on the salacious alleged rape, pedophilia, alcoholism, and pete hegseth's mother calling him an abuser of women. that makes sense. these are shocking and troubling charges. these scandals serve as a distraction from something else that is happening with donald trump's incoming team. something more prevalent and something that reveals a lot about what donald trump's second term will be all about. trump has assembled a team of billionaires and multimillionaires, some with serious conflicts of interest. and some with questionable intentions to run his administrations. having someone wealthy serving in government is not inherently a bad thing. take for example franklin roosevelt known as a traitor to his class for taking on the rubber barons. roosevelt, a wealthy man himself, called them economic royalists and famously said he welcomed their hatred as he delivered a new deal that helped build t

joining me now for more on this breaking news, ayman mohyeldin. how significant would this be?. the lightning pace at which this coalition group of syrian opposition figures and rebels has managed to reignite if you will what they call the revolution against the syrian regime over the past 10 days or so, 14 days or so, has been truly remarkable. they have been able to advance from multiple fronts, but taking control of homs would finally put them in a direct line to the capital, damascus. it would ultimately mean it would be just a matter of days before they can get into the heart of damascus. on a tactical front that's what that means. but also homs this evening is extremely important for them. the revolutionaries back in 2014, 2015, were basically stopped in the very city they controlled this evening, and it was because of that counteroffensive by the syrian government backed by the russians, backed by the iranians, that was able to repel those syrian revolutionaries that the revolution as we know it came to an end almost a decade ago, and here we are 10 years later at it bei

i'm ayman mohyeldin . let's do it. >> he is not even sworn in yet and yet, donald trump and his apparent boss, elon musk, able to bring chaos back to washington this week previewing what is to come in the new year. all i can say is, buckle up. congress started this week with bipartisan funding ready to roll, speaker johnson and leaders of both parties but elon musk and donald trump derailed it in the middle of the week and threatened to primary any republican that voted for. that is because they wanted a funding bill that extended or abolished the debt limit in order to make way for trump's agenda next year. speaker johnson listened to the bosses and brought a bill with those demands to the floor. massively embarrassingly failed. speaker johnson got the house to past three month funding extension without the debt limit demands. in short, trump and musk lost. the senate approved it this morning, president biden signed it today keeping the government funded through march. there is the obvious question of, wh

joining us now is ayman mohyeldin.e was reporting leave from syria and egypt in 2011 and now is a beloved colleague here at msnbc. >> good to see you. >> i didn't warn you we were going to do that. >> a lot younger, a lot less gray hairs. >> you're one of those people that gets better and better. by the time you're 90 you'll be like people's sexiest man. >> thank you. >> let me ask you, you recovered the origin of the revolt against assad in 2011. >> yeah. >> why did assad leave 13 years down the road? >> he was almost out of power in 2014, 2015, and for a whole series of mistakes that happened and decisions by his allies he was able to thwart the revolution that was coming to his doorstep in 2014. these protests started out peacefully even in syria. in fact, it was a young student who ripped a picture of bashar al assad in 2011 that ultimately led to mass street protests to which he then used force and began a violent crackdown, but the protests began with defectors of his own army who said we don't want to be part of

i'm sam stein in for ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. >>> let's start tonight with the breaking news that donald trump announced he would take kash patel, former chief of staff to the acting secretary of defense during his first administration, to services fbi director. nbc news correspondent von hilliard joins us by phone. thank you so much. after abruptly firing james comey as fbi director in 2017, trump chris wray to replace him. chris wray was an establishment type figure. a chris christie guy. tonight trump has apparently announced his intention to fire chris wray, even though chris wray's term is not done until january 20th. what do you make of what is happening here? >> right, this is a saturday night announcement, i think that is an understatement. you are looking at chris wray, who was donald trump's own selection back in 2017, serves that 10 year term. we reported just earlier this month that chris wray was anticipating either being forced out through firing or resigning with the expectation that he would be fired

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from new york, i'm ayman mohyeldin in for chris hayes and this week we are getting more details about a corner stone of donald trump's second term agenda. mass deportations. in a wide ranges interview with the washington post, tom homan says he will bring back family detention. he addressed trump's pledge to use the national guard to boost deportation saying that troops could assist with logistics but quote i don't see this thing as being sweeps in the military going through neighborhoods. but some places aren't waiting to see if that happens. our own sam brock spoke to homan about the potential upcoming conflict about local and federal authorities. >> reporter: tonight, the impending clash between the incoming administration and sanctuary cities looks closer to combustion. after san diego's board of supervisors approved a measure requiring the feds obtained a judicial warrant for undocumented migrants already in their jails. >> bottom line is i'm shocked with what san diego did. and we will still come to san diego and do our job. it is more difficult. but we are still doing it. >> re

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i'm ayman mohyeldin in for stephanie ruhle this evening. >>> we are looking for what to expect from donald trump when he enters the white house in january, 2025. the clues stem from a wide ranging interview that went along with the president-elect being named "time" person of the year. the magazine's decision was explained by its editor in chief sam jacobs who wrote, "on the cusp of his second presidency all of us from his most fanatical supporters to his most fervent critics are living in the age of trump. this time we think we know what to expect. the cover story gave us even more insight into trump's second term. he will begin pardoning january 6th rioters "in the first hour, maybe the first nine minutes," and he will use the military to carry out his mass deportation plan "to the maximum level of what the law allows," but some of his comments are also called for a fact check. for example, trump said that the undocumented population in the u.s. could be 21 million people. the latest number from the center for migration studies estimates it is around 11.7 million and when asked if he wou

from new york, i'm ayman mohyeldin in for chris hayes and it seems that we are officially back in the policy by tweet era. only this time, it's not twitter. it's truth social. if you missed it yesterday, president-elect donald trump took to his social media platform to wish the world a merry christmas and give us insight into his potential priorities for a second term. he took aim at canada, greenland, panama canal and suggested the united states could take control of all three. he floated these ideas before but they are clearly top of mind as we head into the new year. his other focus this holiday season, political rivals. he wished the quote radical left lunatics a merry christmas and slammed his predecessor for commuting the sentences of 37 men on death row. president biden took the plan on monday because of trump's plan to resume federal executions which they were suspended except for terrorism. let's bring in our lead off panel for the evening. john allen, senior national politics reporter for nbc. hayes brown, eugene daniels with politico. john, i'll start with you. trump's post

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joining us now is ayman mohyeldin, i met him reporting live from egypt in syria and is a beloved colleague. i didn't warn you we were going to do -- >> a lot younger. a lot lighter. less gray hair. >> no, you're not of those people that gets better and better. >> thank you. >> by the time you're 90 year going to be "people's" sexiest man. >> thank you. >> chronological progression. let me ask you, you recovered the origin of the revolt against assad in 2011. >> yeah. >> why did assad end up leaving 13 years down the road? >> well, he was almost out of power in 2014, 2015. and for a series of mistakes that happened and decisions made by his allies, he was able to thwart the revolution that was coming to his doorstep. in 2014, i think it's important to remind our viewers that these protests, as you mentioned, startsed out peacefully even in syria. they started out peacefully. it was a young student who ripped a picture of bashar al assad in dead eye in 2011 that ultimately led to mass street protests to which he then used force and began a violent crackdown. but the protests began with defec

i'm melissa murray in for ayman mohyeldin. let's do. just moments ago president joe biden issued a pardon for his son hunter who was found guilty of gun-related charges in delaware and who pled guilty to tax evasion in california. president biden has repeatedly said that he would not use his executive authority to pardon his son or to commute his sentence, but according to exclusive reporting from nbc news the president changed his mind over the thanksgiving weekend and in the last hour the president issued a defiant statement that reads in part, quote, the charges in his cases came about only after several of my political opponents in congress attacked me and opposed my election and a partially agreed to plea deal unraveled in the courtroom. a number of political opponents in congress taking credit for bringing political pressure the process. had the plea deal held it would have been a fair, reasonable resolution of hunter's cases, end quote. president biden continued, quote, no reasonable person who looks at the facts of hunter's case

i'm sam stein in for ayman mohyeldin . let's do it. all right, good evening. the trump transition team has finally agreed to work with the biden administration on the official handoff from one administration to the next. but there's a catch. well, there are three catches. the trump team is still refusing to sign an ethics pledge that was swear off conflict of interest. there refusing fbi security checks for their staff and continuing to fund the transition with secret, unlimited donations. so basically, the trump transition appears to be as indifferent to charges of corruption and preventable security lapses as they were before this announcement. now, the standard practice during presidential transitions is to sign an agreement that puts strict limits on private funding, discloses the names of private donors, and caps donations at about $5000 in exchange the transition team gets $7 million in federal matching funds. instead, team trump is continuing to rake in untold sums of money from secret donors, both domestic and foreign, in exchange for who knows what. a

from new york, i'm ayman mohyeldin in for chris hayes and it seems that we are officially back in thewitter. it's truth social. if you missed it yesterday, president-elect donald trump

keep it here, ayman mohyeldin is next. >> reporter: good evening, tonight, kash patel potentially headingipe out his hush money conviction but the manhattan district attorney says not so fast. >>> and shocking discoveries from assad's

i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. >>> last night, syria's rebel forces stormed the capitol, damascus, and declared that bashar al-assad's dictatorship was finally over. today, it was reported that he and his family fled to moscow. this wasn't just the end of his regime, it was the collapse of more than 50 years of single- family role. that of assad. the speed of the takeover was astonishing but in just days, rebel forces and their leader took over cities from the north right to the capital, facing very little pushback. that is partially due to e ron and russia as its allies, using up many of the resources on its own wars. now, this is of the change has been dramatic. assad and his father who ruled before him toppled to the ground. joy erupting in the streets all across the country. thousands of imprisoned syrians who were in jails for daring to speak out against assad's role were finally set three, reunited with her family so they hadn't seen in some cases for years. social media was filled with heartbreaking stories. one in particular was about a prisoner trembling and barely rememb

all that and more, i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. >>> donald trump continues to roll out his picks for top positions in his incoming administration. this weekend, even more mad that notables made the cut. devin nunes, the house intelligence committee chair at one time, who is now ceo of trump's knockoff twitter, truth social, he was named to lead the president's intelligence advisory board. try edgar, an ibm executive and former mayor in california who served in the first maga in ministration, and who trump lambs helped him lead a revolt against sanctuary cities back in 2018, he was picked to be deputy of homeland security. and this guy, richard, former acting director of national intelligence in trump's first term, he was just named presidential envoy for special missions, whatever that actually means. now, the big question, of course, does the math add up in the senate for these folks, and if not, will republican senators bend the knee to get those necessary votes, no matter how controversial or how unqualified those nominees might be? welcome to the new maggot loyalty test. you

i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. next [ music ] >>> congressman mike johnson was never meant to be speaker of the house. the little-known extremist legislator was plucked from obscurity and october of last year after kevin mccarthy was tossed aside. and when the republican caucus proved too extreme and too chaotic to be governed, donald trump's endorsement was all johnson needed to be placed a few heartbeats away from the presidency. well, today, after elon musk and donald trump teamed up to torpedo johnson's government spending bill and brought the u.s. government to the brink of being shut down, johnson now finds himself in the same bind that mccarthy wasn't more than a year ago. his crime? well, with an extremely thin republican majority, johnson had to team up with democrats to avoid a shutdown. and it wasn't just him, 170 republicans also voted for defiant trump and elon musk's threats about primary challenges to anyone stepping out of line. but according to leading maga voices like steve bannon, any bipartisans

i am alyssa marie in for ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. it just moments ago, president joe biden issued a pardon for his son, hunter, was found guilty of unrelated charges in delaware and who also pleaded guilty to tax evasion in california. president biden has repeatedly said that he would not use his executive authority to pardon his son or to commute his sentence, but according to exclusive reporting from nbc news, the president changed his mind over the thanksgiving weekend, and in the last hour, the president issued a defiance statement that reads in part, "the charges in these cases came about only after several of my political opponents in congress instigated them to attack me and oppose my election. then a carefully negotiated plea deal agreed to by the department of justice unraveled in the courtroom. a number of my political opponents in congress taking credit for bringing political pressure on the process. had the police been held, it would have been a fair, reasonable solution of hunters cases." president biden continued, "no r

until we meet again, i am ayman mohyeldin . as promised, "separated" begins right now. i [clinton] all americans are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal aliens entering our country. that's why our administration has moved aggressively to secure our borders more by hiring a record number of new border guards, by deporting twice as many criminal aliens as ever before. [george bush] the united states must secure its borders. this is a basic responsibility of a sovereign nation. the border should be open to trade and lawful immigration, and shut to illegal immigrants as well as criminals, drug dealers, and terrorists. [obama] today, we have more agents and technology deployed to secure our southern border than at any time in our history. even as we are a nation of immigrants, we are also a nation of laws. that's why over the past six years, deportations of criminals are up eighty percent. [trump] are you ready? are you ready? [crowd cheering] we will build a great wall along the southern border. [crowd cheering] [white] i've spoken about family separation in c

. >> [ music ] >>> good evening, everyone, from new york, i am a ayman mohyeldin in for chris haynes.-elect donald trump's second term agenda, mass deportation spit in a wide- ranging interview, his border czar tom moment said he will bring back to family detention and track undocumented minors but he also addressed drums pledged to use the national guard to boost transportation send troops could assist with logistics, but said, "i don't see this thing as being suites by the military going through neighborhoods." but some people are waiting to see if that happens. we spoke to tom moment about the upcoming conflict between local and federal authorities. >> reporter: tonight, the impending clash between the incoming administration and sanctuary cities looks closer to combustion. after san diego's board of supervisors approved a measure requiring the feds obtain a judicial warrant for undocumented migrants already in their jails. x the bottom line is i'm shocked, and bottom line, we are still coming to san diego and doing our job. it is more difficult, but we are still doing it. >> tom m