mr. brzezinski was the clintons. uh biggest uh, wor, hawk, and continue to be a war hoc until the rest of his life. i would interview him from time to time. i remember one time i had him on and he got really mad at me and walked off and the guys and so you know, more like what just happened because he walked up like, i guess i said something he didn't like or something. but it's, it's interesting to me and what i'm getting out of here that i'd like to get your reaction to is how guy who like jeff sucks, who once was allowed on television to maybe offer a perspective that i think americans need to here. and that our government sometimes is letting us down in terms of foreign policy. and that type of person not only doesn't appear anymore, nobody likes him appears. they're not allowed on television. what the hell? well, during the period that they really felt they were in the unit polar moment, they didn't feel threatened by alternative narratives. they didn't feel threatened when people would poke a hole in the way. i

i think a little earlier in the show as a brand new brzezinski. mm hm. when you read the grand chest board, he is responsible to a great degree for the rest of the full big american foreign policy. and as he was because he was yeah, staunchly and and as have been his acolytes the maryland. busy madeline albright is a acolyte of brzezinski. hillary clinton is an acolyte of madeline albright who's an acolyte of presume. how can you have a policy based on a, i'm hating a country and who doesn't mean that who is, who was credited with discovering brock obama brzezinski that columbia one obama was, was one of his students come back columbia university. you think he's right? yeah. and so yeah, i'm going to do this to that again. i'm all right. i think i'm going to read after the 95. this is this, this tells you the story after they pass the 95000000000 the other day. senator john tester tweeted vis. americans for an adverse areas like china, russia, and around what, nothing more than to take our place as the world's leading military and economic superpower. an

, the daughter of bigniew brzezinski and and her husband joe scarbora, a former republican congressman a very popular morning news program on msnbc, they are the opposite joe biden is called to stay, called to rally around him, that is, these calls are coming from journalists, there were no such calls from any politician of the democratic party, on the contrary, leading politicians. you are even those of them, whom the journalists there consider as a potential replacement for biden, they say that nothing like that will happen, that biden should bog down, that he will be the candidate, that the democratic party should rally around him and help him win the election, from no democratic politician called to replace biden, i have not heard all the last days. mr. igor, i wanted to talk with you , including about statements. two candidates regarding, regarding the situation in ukraine, regarding the war in ukraine, here both donald trump and joseph biden spoke, regarding this, by the way, let's now listen to what trump said about ukraine, what biden said, and then we will proceed to the discu

able to read mackinder, absolutely right, mackinder and the eurasians, we should be able to read brzezinskibanned in america, this is important, that they are just, maybe, if some were hooligan attacks on america, they would not have touched all this, these are the real theoretical serious questions that are posed by american hegemony, here they are, this is another tucker. congratulated, they are very vigilant here, recently they even started censoring me on twitter, already twitter elon musk, it would seem, and how the account, the paid account, was canceled based on sanctions, that is, they are very vigilant to ideas , in fact, they just don’t pay attention to nonsense, but i think that we must act on -otherwise, we need to know who is an enemy and who is a friend, by the way, brzezinski , at our only meeting, gave me his book with a very characteristic inscription: with a wish for mr. dugin to change his views to the exact opposite, well , of course, he was joking slightly, it was an element, but this that is, he seems to be in one position, i’m right the opposite, these are just, well,

speaking of brzezinski, president carter's national security advisor in his memoirs talked about the fact it was the nature of detente itself that may have led to some of the soviet aggression that was playing out. brzezinski helped president carter pivot to a more hard-line policy in the final year of the carter administration. that was a preview to president reagan's very effective policy that brought the cold war to a peaceful end. it was an anti-detente policy that turned out to be most effective in dealing with the soviet union. the same is true today. a detente policy is actually inviting aggression by signaling weakness. it also is failing to deprive the chinese communist party of many of the sources of its confidence and economic strength that is feeding its aggressively ambitions -- it's increasingly aggressive ambitions. the china policy even of the trump era which was fine for that time was a very important ship that president trump led. it is now out of date in the beijing is leading proxy wars against us and our allies in multiple theaters. mr. smith: my colleague calls

i one of the brzezinskis i haven't disagreed with this morning.s prepared to do enough either on the amount of spending, but also on how the money is spent? nato spends a lot of money, if you add up the national budgets. but the whole is less than the sum much its parts. you don't get that amount of collective defense effort. how serious are the europeans about a collective european defense effort? >> thank you. good to see you. let me say that those pictures we saw, those were war crimes committed bit the russians. that is unjustified brutality. at this summit, the key issue is, is the alliance going to respond. had it provide, will it present a strategy that will enable ukraine to win quickly, decisively, and on its terms. to your question, does nato have the resources to apply it, i am not convinced they will provide that strategy or resources. they are talking about shifting the contact group that provides security assistance from u.s. control to nato control. that's useful and helpful but not decisive. nato doing more training outside ukraine

my colleague yulia yarmolenko also asked brzezinski about what the allies can do at the summit in washington to really show that they want ukraine to win the war and become a member of nato. nato's outgoing secretary general said in washington that at a nato summit in july. what results can ukraine realistically expect? without a doubt, nato's relations with ukraine, what the alliance does or does not do for ukraine, will be defining issue of this summit. this will really give us insight into the continued reliability of the alliance and its deterrence posture going forward. and what can ukraine expect? it is difficult. i would talk about what ukraine should have received, which is strong support and acceptance of military goals by the alliance. of ukraine, i.e. full return of territories. anything less would be a disappointment for ukrainians and an encouragement for putin. a reliable flow of weapons, the means they need in the right amount with the right one. speed and without any reservations about their use. there is no reason why the west, nato allies, forbid ukraine from using any weap

clinton, which means is that close to madeline albright, which means she's that close to predict new brzezinski. yeah. van. uh who is she going to replace them? yeah, no. and her husband's a wall street puppet, and she's in the pocket of a pack. no, i listen. i'm not telling you, i'm jumping on the couple of hairs bandwagon. i, i'm just saying this, this gets complicated when you look at, you know, you know, somebody like bands, there are things that i go, i really liked this guy, you know? and i talked to my friend tucker and he's kind of high on him as well. but then i look back at his record and i also see some things that make me wonder. i mean i'm, i'm a journalist, i'm just going to look at all parts of the story and then try and take it apart. and right now it's too early and it's too complicated for page. ringback or for determining who's what, when it comes to american politics, by the way, speaking of american politics, it's got ugly, the head of the us secret service. did you watch this? the agency that's supposed to be protecting the president and all dignitaries? well, she resigned

clinton, which means is that close to madeline albright, which means she's that close to predict new brzezinski. yeah. van. uh who is she gonna replace them? yeah, no. and her husband's a wall street puppet. and she's in the pocket of a pack. no, i listen. i'm not telling you, i'm jumping on the couple of hairs bandwagon, but i'm, i'm just saying this, this gets complicated when you look at, you know, you know, somebody like bands. there are things that i go, i really like this guy, you know, and i talked to my friend tucker and he's kind of high on him as well. but then i look back at his record and i also see some things that make me wonder. i mean, i'm, i'm a journalist, i'm just going to look at all parts of the story and then try and take it apart. and right now, it's too early, and it's too complicated for page or for determining who's what, when it comes to american politics, by the way, speaking of american politics, it's got ugly. the head of the u. s. secret service. did you watch this? the agency that's supposed to be protecting the president and all dignitaries. well, she resigned.

dear member what mika brzezinski said at the time? she blames the staff.on from this." i guess that is just going to keep coming up. i also noticed that joe was not on today. he was rude to her last week and i wonder what -- the o thing is that you know that the white house communications team and the biden campaign team were working overtime to try to coordinate all these statements. you had bill clinton put out a statement around 5:00 which is like this long and trying to explain. then you had the humble brag from barack obama. "everyone has bad debate nights just like me," as if anything he ever did was this close to a political earthquake that they have had. i think when the stories of all this are written on november 6th after a possible loss, then we will all know what happen. right now it looks like you democrats are going to close ranks and keep quiet unless we: kevin. >> kevin, i will call you next. they keep saying donald trump lied and joe just had a cold, but the truth is joe lied and said -- no one died under his watch. he said the border patr

. >>> meantime, it's mika brzezinski says it's not biden that needs to be changed, it's his staff.s. >> do there need to be changes? yes. managing him, management to his schedule. changes maybe even to those around a him. if. stuart: changes to those around him. brian kilmeade will be all over that story and more. and donald trump is moving to overturn his manhattan criminal conviction after the supreme court ruled that he has immunity for official presidential act as. so how strong is his case? we'll talk about that next. ♪ i told you, homeboy, you can't touch this ♪ ashley: democrats are blasting the supreme court after its ruling on presidential immunity. they are vowing to reprimand the high court for their decision. aishah hasnie joins us now. aishah, good morning to you. democrats vow to represent the high court? how so? >> reporter: uh-huh. yeah, good morning to you as well. well, things are going to get a little spicy when congress returns next week because progressive firebrand aoc is threatening to file articles of impeachment against the supreme court. it's not clear exa

also with me, nbc political chuck todd and julie brzezinski.t can you tell us about the vp vetting process. i feel like we just went through this. oh, that's right, it was one of the republicans. >> it is the season. because it certainly introduces us to a lot of up-and-coming people in the party and governing and not well-known to the rest of the country. the short list experience is one that is impossible set of questions for those whose names are on it. and there's as a little bit of love being shown in a broader way. the short list can be serious candidates. it can be a nice message to someone who has been good to you over the years, and ultimately, it is the decision of the candidate, infused with a lot of data, things like where can one of these individuals be helpful, where can they compliment the ticket and, of course, change with kamala harris at the top of that. she is the one, others on that list, for example, josh shapiro, governor of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania had been an attorney general. that matching a like experienc

msnbc's mika brzezinski took it one step further. >> when he sounds crazy and slurs his words and talksnd sharks. why aren't their calls for trump to drop out? where are they? >> a man slowed down by a cold versus a man with a cold, vile, and merciless heart. >> jason: yeah, he was slowed down by a cult after 8 days out there camp david with 16 advisers watching him take that nap all right joining me now monica crowley trump assistant secretary and one of my personal favorites, all right, take it away monica. >> this is so absurd. >> recommendation hi. jason, great to be with you come mic call and laughable what they are trying right now. they are literally trying spaghetti at the wall because they are desperate especially after biden's catastrophic debate performance last week. to say that somehow donald trump is the senile one when that is patently obviously false, to anyone who has eyes, shows you how desperate they are. and, you know, we have all known that the left are masters of projection. accusing donald trump and everybody else on the other side of what they themselves are guil

. >> brzezinski with the alameda superior court that we appreciate you coming on the air and explain everybody what they need to know. thank you. all right. thank you for update. welcome. thank you. all right, 9.35 the time. right now. there's a lawsuit san francisco police right now in alleges the department has been violating a facial recognition ban. fact, the group behind the lawsuit claims that technology also fails to accurately identify people. that's a problem. kron four's gayle ong reports we had 2 whistleblowers come to us with documents. >> showing that the problem is more widespread than the police admitted to more officers are involved. there's been more more uses or or requests for other agencies to run technology on their behalf. brian hofer is the executive director of secure justice, a nonprofit that advocates against government overreach. >> the group filed a lawsuit on tuesday against the city and county of san francisco alleging the use of facial recognition technology, which is banned in 2019. they have 42. >> pieces of surveillance technology that could not have

let's bring in matthew brzezinski. he was stationed in keys.russia's war effort from ukraine but propped it up in a number of ways, and these countries seemingly going closer, but you say that could backfire for china. tell us. >> i don't think this relationship is nearly as scary as some are making it out to be. china's acting very, very opportunistically. in fact, this bomber patrol, which got so many headlines is an example of the games that the chinese are playing, not with us but with the russians. you are picturing squadrons of bombers bristling with technology. in fact, it was a couple of ancient propeller driven claims that had no bombs onboard, and the chinese gave us a heads up and gave us the flight plan. this was political theater, not intended to frighten us so much but intended to appease vladimir putin, because the chinese relationship with russia is one that is borderline, frankly, predatory. the chinese are the big winners in the war on ukraine, because russia's isolation has left it absolutely desperate and vulnerable, and the

. >> a personal attack on mika brzezinski. >> now attacking her, comparing her to a dog. >> calling stormymember the woman crying? >> oh. >> he attacks women reporters far more often than men. >> you ask a lot of statute i had questions. >> horrid in the way you ask a question. >> you know you're a fake. >> you are not thinking. you never do. >> sorry? >> no, go ahead. >> that is on the menu. >> that's right. that was from the bully-pulpit. we had a clever name for that. my jersey came out, what we named on youtube, i won't say it here, this is a family program. it's important for people to remember. we can't have collective amnesia as a country about who donald trump is. we cannot. and so it's our responsibility, those of us who have platforms, to make sure that voters are fully informed about what they are choosing. >> this is what's on the ballot. do we want to regress back to that, to the name-calling, to the disrespect, to this male chauvinist misogyny? that's who donald trump and j.d. vance are. they have shown their disdain for women. they want to treat us as second-class citizens a

opinion will begin there, that this is what russia is like, and so on, the united states, like brzezinskis of the cold war, the first 5 years, the second and third, he writes in black and white that the soviet union not only did not intend to further attack western europe, but could barely cope with the resulting legacy, which it carried out on a massive scale. demobilization from 11 million at the peak of the war to 2.5 million, because there were no workers to restore. for this, of course, the bundeswehr, firstly, he gave almost everything he has, but the truth is, let’s say, the a1 leopard is just rubbish developed in the sixties, there’s armor there such that it can be penetrated by an ordinary cannon, that ’s it, but that’s why these reorders are needed , it’s always the military industry, it’s always the locomotive of the economy in general, it’s clear that it’s more interesting here, as you said, it means they’ll throw you in, you don’t mind throwing them in, so i’m looking at it now. and whoever doesn’t feel sorry for germany, it’s clear, andrey, that what’s dangerous is that the

point where you're behind in 12 battleground states or whatever it is at this late date and mika brzezinski she's still an earlier stages of denial, you know, are coping but that's the kind of thing that i do think we'll break through if if if if joe biden turns on the tv, i just can't find people saying he should stay in anymore here's a question i would ask if i was there it's not just about some of the polling. >> i can win what is the moment where you think the polls change trajectory? because i think we all thought that moment was going to be at the debate. and then it didn't happen at the debate so now we see as a trend line with the president's kind of hovering in this space, right? and what i want to see is where's the moment? now next that we expect that those numbers to shift and cross the other direction. and the president takes the lead and he, the president makes the point okay. well, the donors, the elites, he doesn't want to do what he wants, what the voters, but you've also said, you don't want to be everyone. everyone says one thing. you want to question it, not that you're

brought tourists to the historic sites director steven spielberg filmed in poland, my brother mark brzezinskito and around the city that spielberg used to bring authenticity to the film which now play a part in the city's resurgence of jewish life. >> in "schindler's list" there was only one choice, that was on all of the actual occasions where the actual events took place. this isn't a film that could have been shot at a movie studio. this had to be on practical locations, we went to the factory where they made the enamelware, the sense that it brought to life for all of the crew and hundreds of members of the cast. >> not is not good. the list in life. >> schindler factory museum, leifing memorial about the importance of not being indifferent. tell us what we should be thinking, as we are in this precious space? >> schindler who was a german businessman here, taking over the jewish factory is one of the main individuals who we focus here together with over the thousands of jews he saved. >> what was the impact locally of the release of the film and the opening of the schindler factory museu

too much into the donald trump versus msnbc that but i think he had insulted mika based on mika brzezinski, based on her fighting. >> that's my point. i mean, they're trying to inoculate that tell a different version of the story i'm i'm totally agreeing with you. i mean, we can't forget all of the comments that we heard from him about women. and what was so clearly intentional with that, sarah huckabee sanders story saying he pulled her aside privately and said, don't let them don't let them with set you. that was very clear intent and tional way to try to show another side of him. i don't know that suburban women or even men who find the previous behavior repugnant are going to buy that. but it certainly was an attempt to try and that is, look, this is a convention. this is what they're supposed to do is to paint the best picture of the candidate. but with donald trump, it's not i mean, frankly, he's a public figure and he's a political figure. it's really not about what he's like when nobody's looking. it's also about what he is like when everyone is looking and that has been probably c

from the very bored mika brzezinski. >> yeah, i'm not bored. >> who is ready to move beyond baseball.than lemire, let's get your facts right, okay? come on. you're a reporter, right? the yankees were swept by the mets back in 2013. that's the second time. >> wow. >> there ya go. >> oh! >> see, i should have deferred to the expert on all things baseball and gone to mika to check that. >> yeah. let's just go back to politics. let's go doing what we do now. obviously, we need to. >>> back to president biden's historic and heartfelt address to the nation last night. his first public remarks since deciding to exit the 2024 presidential race. >> my fellow americans, it's been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years. nowhere else on earth could a kid with a stutter from modest beginnings in scranton, pennsylvania, one day sit behind the resolute desk in the oval office as president of the united states, but here i am. that's what's so special about america. it's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. but in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, i

the first brzezinski award named in your father's memory went to joe biden for good damn reason. you are right. joe biden did more as far as bipartisan legislation than any president this century. nato expanded. what he's done in asia to strengthen our position in asia around china. also unprecedented, everybody has been talking about a pivot to asia for years. joe biden finally did it. these are the things that donald trump is talking about taking apart. whether it is nato, whether it is taiwan, you can go down the list. so, yeah, joe biden has been -- at least by our count, joe biden has been an extremely successful president. i will say, though, when you're told by members of congress that they're losing, they're going to lose the house and the senate if he stays on the ticket, when you're told by members of congress who have seen the polls that you're losing swing states and that your numbers are going down in swing states, states like virginia, new hampshire, new mexico, minnesota are now in play, and when your top fundraiser over the past five, six, seven, eight years is te

. >> former "wall street journal" reporter matthew brzezinski and "the washington post" david ignatiusning joe," we'll go back to capitol hill for the very latest on the growing concern among some house democrats about joe biden's re-election campaign. we're back in just 90 seconds. cn we're back in just 90 seconds. [ put a little love in your heart by david ruffin begins to play ] my bad, my bad. good race. - you too. you were tough out there. thank you. i'm getting you next time though. oh i got you, i got you. down goes jewett. jewett and amos are down. what a lovely sign of sportsmanship. you okay? yeah. ♪ ♪ >>> you know, i've been doing this a long time. and i honest to god have never more optimistic about america's future, if we stick together. i really mean it. here is what else i've learned, many of you have learned, you walk your faith as well. we're all imperfect beings. we don't know where or what fate will deliver us to or when. what we do know is that we can seek a life of light, hope, love and truth no matter what. we can seek that life. take all our experiences and give