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. >> i want to bring in charles blow, "new york times" columnist and an msnbc political analyst who was at the nichols' funeral. it's good to see you, charles. look, you've spoken about this. you've written about the need to keep the families humanity front and center, not to treat them or tyre nichols as leaders of a cause. i want to read a little bit of what you wrote. they are drafted into a war without warning or preparation, a war in which the enemy is entrenched and the comrades beleaguered. they are made to polish to respectfully receive an endless stream of condolences when the soul craves silence, and sadly, this is not the first family yesterday that you've spoken to under these unimaginable circumstances. so what is your takeaway? what is the message you want people to understand about what we as a nation are asking them to lead? >> you know, it's a tricky situation for them. what the country keeps teaching them and telling them is that this is the only path forward if you want justice for your slain child, and we have learned it over and over throughout american history for

and so it is interesting, charles blow, that i have sat on a grand jury before.ery clear as glenn said, it's a felony. you cannot lie in front of this grand jury. they're sworn in. so what do you make of the fact, i'm going to put up the list, these are some of the people, mark meadows is among them, john eastman, lindsey graham, brad raffensperger, brian kemp, giuliani, i can't imagine brian kemp being willing to lie for donald trump, but what do you make of the notion that people, some lawyers, who might be willing to lie for donald trump? and risk going to prison. >> it doesn't -- it doesn't surprise me as much as it may be surprising you. the question becomes whether or not they were lying to cover up something that they thought might be more incriminating for either him or someone else. that they may have been rolling the dice. and hoping against hope that they would not get caught in doing so. you know, this whole thing is incredibly fraught for everyone involved because it appears that crimes not only were committed but that the special grand jury is going

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charles blow, the well known new york times journalist, remembers growing up having to read some of this stuff, and he remembers how much he was taught to hate himself because he was black. in my own town two years ago, there a protest organized by students and the acp. they were protesting education at the school and the punishments meted to people of color. one female student said quote in the local paper going to high school, quote, made me hate myself and made me hate being black. this is the legacy that continues. i'll give you one more example. the museum of fine arts in boston. a fabulous museum, 2019, a large group of african american seventh graders was taken to the museum for a tour. they were brought up, taken aside by the staff, and they were told this was in paper, the boston globe. they were told they could have no food, no water and no watermelon. it. if think this problem is over, you're. thank you for coming. got any questions. yes, sir. several questions. my first one. yeah. when you talk whiteness. yeah, i to ask you, where do you put irish in? welch. yeah. and have a

. >> joining me now is charles blow, "new york times" columnist, and charlie sykes, editor at large of the bulwark and an msnbc contributor. maybe the reason tucker carlson hat that credulous look on his face all the time is because he really doesn't believe it. this is a guy who called for the firing of a reporter at fox, a straight news reporter who correctly fact checked a tweet, i think it was by lou dobbs, that mentioned dominion. he texts sean hannity, please get her fired. seriously, what the f, the stock price is down. not a joke. maybe that's why he has that look. the idea they need to respect the audience by lying to them. >> obviously, he despises the audience. he's willing it lie to the audience for ratings. look, i mean, this filing is an arsenal full of smoking guns. but i'm really glad you highlighted that particular moment because, you know, that is such a tell that you had a reporter that tried to do a fact check and tucker carlson, who knew that it was all lies and had been lying to his audience and afraid to tell the audience the truth, tries to get her fired. look,

charles: your podcast is blowing up, no, really, the guests are really financial. hey, they want to see some rules, some guardrails and also some justice so that, you know, when these bigtime scams are pulled off, you know, it's not person who gets away with their money? >> everyone always wants accountability. we feel like the financial system is really broken, and a lot of us feel that crypto largely reinvents fiat. there was so much leverage, there was systemic risk that bitcoiners were warning regulators about, and so where were they back then? now they're trying to come in, but it's too late. a lot of people have lost their life saving, so it's really incumbent on people to do their homework, and bitcoin is different, again. charles: okay. i want to ask you a little bit outside of this because you've become more and more sought after about your thoughts on society at large. and i think for a lot of people who were in bitcoin early, that's what drove them in part. your thoughts on where we are as a nation and the world? >> i think as a nation we're hurting, and

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charles: we're getting little bits of that now. maybe housing. i will talk a lot about used cars later in the show. blowing my mind what is happening there. phil, you've been spot on. we appreciate it. thanks so much, my friend. >> thank you. charles: all right. we love hearing from you, any kind of comment on the show, love it from question for the guests, from me. tweet me cvpayne. angela this economy is in good shape and savings to fill's point i'm afraid to spend it. phil says the bottom could fall out anytime, is that unreasonable? that is not unreasonable. something really, really is going on. i can't wait to talk to talk about this. talking about brilliant. one of the best analysts on wall street laid it out there. he is saying the wall street's doom and gloom racket is calling them out. neil dodd with us on experts, so-called experts. they're more like charlatans according to him. he is next. ♪. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, che

charles payne. this is "making money." all of sudden the rally running out of steam. the big question, did google's botched demo blow for tech and the 2023 rally? what the heck is immaculate disinflation? lance robert, kenny polcari to break it down. this critical moment for your portfolio. ryan dietrick shares the super bowl indicator. even that, why you should root for a blowout no matter which team you like. americans feel worse financially, highest number since 2009. larry kudlow will talk about important economic developments particularly after the state of the union. you don't want to miss them. we'll ask pulte capital ceo how worried is he about the federal reserve and interest rates. is the housing market coming back? some say it is showing signs of life. spacex accusing ukraine weaponizing elon musk starlink satellites. later in the hour i will talk about weaponize, weaponizing everything. seems to be a big thing these days. you all should be concerned. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: oops, remember when elon musk debuted the tesla truck? that was november 22nd, 2021. musk invited a

blow to the defendant's alibi. this comes as we learn the defendant could soon take the stand in his own defense. criminal defense attorney mark eiglarsh will join us in a moment, but first charlesp on the proceedings. is alec murdaugh going to testify, do you think? >> that's a question everyone wants an answer to. the short answer is we don't know, but the defense attorneys for alec murdaugh did indicate this morning at least that they were thinking about having murdaugh testify. it will not be today, but it could be at some point this week. what they don't want murdaugh to do, to answer questions about his alleged financial crimes he's accused of. they asked the judge to bar that line of questioning in the prosecution's cross examination, and rule whether or not alec could invoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination should he be subjected to questions about his finances. the judge said alec needs to take the stand before he makes any rulings on the scope of testimony. afterwards we heard testimony from the defense fifth witness, mark ball, alec's former law partner. testified he and several other lawyers from their firm were at the crime scene following the mu