chris jansing my friend has "chris jansing reports" right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. blackmailed over her son's burial. one week after alexei navalny was found dead in a russian prison, his mother is now in a very public fight with putin over his body. does it suggest the russian president isn't really worried about those brand new u.s. sanctions? >>> plus, alabama's chief justice with a higher authority in mind when he ruled frozen embryos are people. how his comments about god and the bible are raising concerns about the separation of church and state. >>> and just 25 worked, that's all it took for judge arthur engoron to reject donald trump's desperate plea to stave off that enormous civil judgment. $355 million plus interest that's already 100 million and counting. we start in russia, on a day it was hit with more than 500 u.s. sanctions, the most since the war began, the focus for vladimir putin and his allies is clearly domestic, not international politics. worried about russia's ongoing signs of respect and grief following t

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. the largest state on the calendar set to be the most revealing by par. how intraparty divisions tomorrow will tell us about the expected joe biden/donald trump match-up and the krks in their political armor. >>> trump launches yet another delaying ak tick, trying to get that nearly half a billion dollar judgment against him overturned. in the meantime, the judgment itself just keeps getting bigger. the extra interest, roughly the price of a new porsche 911 every single day. >>> experts call it a perfect storm of toxic politics and divisive rhetoric. russia is already trying to take advantage. we'll tell you about the latest attempts by vladimir putin and the kremlin to spread lies and tip the balance in the 2024 election. >>> we start with the 2024 campaign shift to michigan. the first primary in a big swing state where both of the deeply unpopular front-runners will get a firsthand look at the size and scope of the opposi

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"chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquartersnew york city. today special counsel jack smith isn't just squaring off against donald trump. he's also fighting the calendar and the supreme court. now that the justices have decided to take on presidential immunity, smith's hopes of getting trump to trial for election interference before he's the nominee almost certainly gone. before the rnc convention, unlikely there ta. so what happens now? >>> plus, a horrific tragedy. at least 100 killed according to the health ministry, locals blame israeli forces for opening fire. what are the implications for the wider war, and what about the hostage deal that president biden had suggested could be just days away? >>> and the political showdown playing out in texas today over the one issue that voters say rises above all others. can president biden and former president trump, two men who have had their shot at fixing the border before, convince voters they can fix it now? >>> but we start with donald trump's legal and political calendar being

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♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city.was a steady diet of russian lies from a man the feds thought they could trust. new revelations about alexander smirnov, the former fbi informant whose claims about the bidens are now at the heart of the president's impeachment inquiry. but now that the fbi says russia was actually behind the fabricated stories, why are republicans still buying it? >>> plus, even as we're learning new details about russia's attempts to meddle in the november elections, donald trump is staying silent on vladimir putin's misdeeds, instead he's criticizing his own country for going communist. will the presidential race turn into a referendum about where the two candidates stand when it comes to the kremlin? >>> and according to the old adage, cash is king, especially in politics, but does this still hold true this year? maybe not for trump. new numbers show the former president spending more than he raised last month, but he's still running away with the nomination. so what gives? a lot to get to. we star

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♪♪ >>> welcome back to another hour of "chris jansing reports."ad for us behind closed doors, president biden's younger brother facing questions from house republicans about a bribery scheme that's already been debunked. >>> a mix-up too wild to make up. hunter biden's lawyers accusing the special counsel of confusing sawdust for cocaine. what might that mean for his case? >>> plus, the american ballerina accused of treason by russia. did a simple donation to ukraine get her locked up? >>> and are mitch mcconnell's days in leadership numbered? what donald trump is saying about that. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin on capitol hill with republicans questioning the president's brother. julie tsirkin is there. what's going on? >> reporter: exactly. they have been questioning him behind closed doors for the last few hours, only breaking for lunch, and little breaks here and there. for james biden, the brother of the president, he did read as part of his statement to the panel, again, behind closed doors, bu

i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. at this hour, pandemonium and disorder are boiling over on capitol hill. you're looking live at the senate floor where moments from now the bipartisan border bill with aid for ukraine and israel is expected to be tanked by the same republicans who asked for it and who lost two votes last night in a stunning rebuke. >> it was a mess what happened here, but we're cleaning it up. the chasm between the two parties is wider than it's ever been. >> where does washington go now on issues millions of americans care about? >>> plus, can donald trump be kept off the colorado's primary ballot for his role leading up to the january 6th attack on the capitol. that's the high-stakes question that will be argued before the supreme court tomorrow. what to expect in court and the critical implications for the decision. >>> a defiant prime minister bibi netanyahu just moments ago telling the world israel will not stop until all of hamas is gone from gaza. those comments coming after a new hamas counter

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. buckingham palace has just announced that king charles has been diagnosed with cancer and is postponing public duties. he left the hospital a week ago after treatment for an enlarged prostate. joining us is nbc's molly hunter. i understand the palace has just released a statement. what are they saying? >> chris, that's right. we just got the statement. i'm just reading it for the first time as well. the big thing to understand, as you know, we covered the king's health scare last week which was really presented as a routine procedure. he was only in the hospital for three nights. he was in the london clinic right here in central london. right now we have the statement from buckingham palace. it says during the king's recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement of owes that's what we knew. we knew he had gone into the hospital for what he and the palace called a routine procedure. a separate issue of concern w

that does it for today, "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we start with that breaking news, a major political stunner. mitch mcconnell choking up on the senate floor as he announces he is leaving the job that he's done for longer than any other senator in american history. that experience he has and his masterful gift as a political tactician gone from the gop when he steps down as senate leader in november. so what does that mean for the party and for congress's ability to get anything done? >>> also breaking, white powder found in an envelope sent to judge arthur engoron. he's the one who hit donald trump with nearly a half a billion dollars judgment, and it comes on the same day we're learning about the former president's newest attempt to get out of having to pay. >>> and he's the witness that republicans had been trying to land for months in their impeachment inquiry, but hunter biden came to capitol hill armed with a blistering opening statement saying he's been hunted by republicans for a po

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. >>> it's good to be back with you for a second hour of "chris jansing reports." at this hour, the u.s. is launching new attacks in the middle east, but not yet. the promised retaliation for the drone strike in jordan that killed three americans. when will we see that? >>> here at home, millions across the west coast under flood watches, california pounded by heavy rain and winds. in fact, sonoma county firefighters had to rescue someone trapped in their car that was surrounded by rushing waters. >>> also right now, some supporters of a far right group that calls itself god's army heading to the texas border and calling for a civil war. what they say they'll do when they get there. >>> plus, the eu reaching a critical $54 billion deal to fund ukraine. so, can president biden push congress to do the same? our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with the looming question of when there might be u.s. military retaliation against iran. nbc's courtney kube is reporting on this from bahrain. courtney, what do we know at this hour? >>

♪♪ >>> it is good to be back with you on this second hour of "chris jansing reports."this hour, the college murder mystery. classes canceled at the university of colorado's colorado springs campus today after two people were gunned down in a dorm with no suspect identified. >>> the widow of alexei navalny vowing to continue her fight for a free russia. her emotional message after accusing the kremlin of covering up his murder. >>> sounding the alarm, why one republican congressman is defending his decision to put out a cryptic tweet alluding to classified information about russia trying to put nukes into space. >>> and the knives are out, how the antics of a right wing provocateur are creating divisions inside trump world. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin in colorado where police are searching for answers after a gunman killed two people in a college dorm room. emilie ikeda is following this story. what do we know? >> reporter: a lot of unanswered questions, which lends its to why there's unease at the campus of university o

i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. classified and crucial, the legal fight right now in florida about the classified documents found at mar-a-lago. former president trump is there as the judge is faced with a decision that could have enormous impact on the case. >>> a harrowing hostage rescue after 128 days in captivity. the emotional reunion in israel after troops stormed an apartment in the city of raffa in southern gaza. exclusive nbc news reporting on president biden's angry assessment of prime minister netanyahu. >>> plus, global outrage after former president trump threatens that he would encourage russia to attack nato allies. the collective indifference we're seeing from some corners of power in the republican party. >>> a lot to get to today. we start with donald trump, showing up in person at a closed-door hearing in the mar-a-lago case, one focused on the critical questions surrounding the most important evidence there is. the classified documents themselves. trump's attorneys, instructed by judge aileen can

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. decisions, decisions. so many developments unfolding in all four of donald trump's criminal cases that come thursday he'll have to choose which courtroom to be in. we'll dig into what all of that means for voters and this critical question, will there be a verdict in any of those cases before people head to the polls in november? >>> plus, a rare display of defiance against trump, by senators helping pass a foreign aid package he doesn't like. the problem is, house republicans are showing no sign they're willing to follow suit. so, what now? >>> and the warning signs were everywhere. neighbors and family members of the houston shooter described her as dangerous and violent. so why did she still have access to a gun or to her son who was critically wounded after she dragged him into the middle of a fire fight inside joel osteen's lakewood church? we have more on that later in the show. >>> but we start today with major deve

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chris jansing reports starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. it is a 57-page court ruling that could alter the course of american history. at its core, it sends one message over and over and over again, donald trump is not immune from federal prosecution. no one, not even a current or former president of the united states, is above the law. but that may not be the final word. the supreme court still has a chance to weigh in. but will they? and what does all this mean for trump's multiple criminal trials and the chance that any of them are decided before election day? >>> plus, any minute now, president biden will be weighing in on the border bill, a last ditch effort to turn it into law. but, on the hill, is it already a lost cause? >>> so we'll get to that, we start with the breaking news, the d.c. circuit court unanimously rejecting donald trump's claims of immunity from federal prosecution, declaring them to be contrary to the constitution and america's founding principles. this

>>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we are tracking three enormously consequential stories unfolding simultaneously as we come on the air. in fulton county, the courtroom drama has become a family affair. d.a.'s father john floyd called by fani willis's side to corroborate her testimony. but as far as the key question of when she started dating her colleague nathan wade, he said this. >> when did you learn that your daughter had a romantic personal relationship with mr. wade? >> about seven weeks ago. i just found out when other folks found out. >> we are keeping our eyes on the courtroom where any moment now that hearing is scheduled to resume. >>> plus, devastating consequences. that's what president biden promised in 2021 for russia, if vladimir putin's staunchest critic alexei navalny died in prison. now that it's happened, the president didn't waste any time blaming putin. while insisting russia has been paying a price ever since navalny was arrested he also said the u.s. is figuring out what else can be done. >>> it's not every day som

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day. chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. today will mark a moment to honor three u.s. service members killed in jordan as they arrive back in the u.s. for a final time. president biden among those attending the dignified transfer of their bodies home to their loved ones. we'll bring you that moment later in the show. >>> plus, can the most ambitious immigration deal in recent memory survive the scorched earth politics of an election year? that test now just days away as senate negotiators prepare to release the details of that agreement with the first vote expected early next week. >>> closing arguments could be all that's left of the landmark trial of jennifer crumbley charged in connection with her son's shooting rampage in 2021. attorneys grilling the mom who they insist never sought help, despite her son telling her, quote, the thoughts won't stop. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> but we begin in delaware where the bodies of three service members, sergeant wi

you in this second hour of "chris jansing reports." at this hour, president biden is participating in one of the most solemn duties of his office today, the dignified transfer of the remains of three american soldiers killed in a drone strike in jordan. the powerful video expected to come in any moment now. >>> california is expected to be drenched in historic rainfall this weekend with concerns over life threatening flash floods. how the west coast is preparing after already being pounded by rain earlier this week. this driver filmed himself navigating rushing waters on a flooded freeway. >>> plus, the block buster january jobs report smashing expectations. what it means for you and what it says about the state of the economy. >>> also, the chilling new details about the son accused of decapitating his father in pennsylvania and putting it on you tube. that's coming up. >>> our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. i want to start in delaware where the dignified transfer of three fallen service members is no

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day.today could mark the end of julian assange's years long fight to stay out of u.s. custody. the high stakes hearing in london, where the doj is trying to bring assange to justice for

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i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city.sorder are boiling over on capitol hill. you're looking live at the senate floor where moments from now the bipartisan border bill with aid for ukraine and israel is expected to be tanked by the same republicans who asked for it and who

>>> it's good to be back with you on this second hour of "chris jansing reports." at this hour, breaking news, the senate is now voting on a doomed border deal. can critical aid for ukraine and israel, though, still be saved? democrats will make a move to find out. >>> a stinging defeat for nikki haley in nevada, trump wasn't on the ballot, but she still lost by double digits to an option labeled none of these candidates. >>> fani willis's fight, the new support for the fulton county d.a. as trump tries to have her disqualified from his georgia election case. >>> and a big map costs how much? the growing backlash as fast food prices take a bigger bite out of your wallet. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we want to begin with all of the dysfunction on capitol hill. nbc's ryan nobles is following that. a couple of horrible, terrible votes for the republicans last night. but now another vote. tell us what's happening and how this all fits together? >> reporter: yeah, chris, what we're expecting is actually a series of votes in th

. >>> it is good to be back with you for this second hour of "chris jansing reports." at this hour, hospital horror. the shocking images after a car smashes through a texas emergency room, killing one, injuring five, and sending dust and debris all over the lobby. high drama on the high seas, ukraine celebrates the sinking of a russian warship, ahead of a two-year anniversary of vladimir putin's invasion. >>> we are live at the border, what new numbers reveal about migrant crossings after a historic vote to impeach the dhs secretary. and breaking news, three police officers shot in washington, d.c. by a suspect who is still barricaded. what we just learned at a press conference moments ago. >>> our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with that shocking crash in texas, with nbc's kathy park live in austin. do we have any idea how this happened, kathy? >> chris, good afternoon to you. at this hour, we don't know exactly how the driver managed to crash into the emergency room. all authorities are telling us is that this was not intent

. >>> it is good to be back with you in this second hour of "chris jansing reports" on this monumental day in judicial history. at this hour, the supreme court facing a major test after historic arguments about donald trump. what we heard and why the justices may be skeptical of colorado's bid to kick him off the ballot. >>> plus, it's the decades old case haunting the high court today. how the ghost of bush v. gore looming as the justices weigh trump's eligibility for a second term. >>> and she's the 91-year-old republican who grabbed her constitution after the january 6th attack. what to know about the unlikely woman leading colorado's ballot challenge against donald trump. >>> but we begin with those hours of critical debate at the supreme court that could chart the course of the 2024 election. nbc's garrett haake is following this from the d.c. bureau. also here with me, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, chuck rosenberg and msnbc contributor. garrett, i have been scrolling the headlines in the major national papers. let's see, "the washington post," supreme court seems

. >>> welcome back to another hour of "chris jansing reports." ahead for us, testimony begins in the manslaughter trial of the movie armorer who loaded a gun for alec baldwin before a cinematographer lost her life. what prosecutors are revealing about the chaos and drama on set in the hours leading up to the tragedy. >>> a block buster allegation in the biden impeachment inquiry. were republicans warned there were problems with a now indicted fbi informant but still used his claims anyway? >>> a boyfriend's desperate plea, what he wants the world to know about the ballerina now facing charges for treason in russia. >>> and a black student suspended for his hair style takes his fight against his school all the way to court. we'll tell you what a judge just decided. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin in santa fe with that highly anticipated trial in the "rust" movie set shooting. dana, what have we heard so far? >> reporter: we have heard a lot of evidence that's already being presented by the prosecution

. ♪♪ >>> it is good to be back with you on this second hour of "chris jansing reports."this hour, was he a flight risk after all? an fbi informant charged with lying about the bidens is rearrested. prosecutors claiming he had access to russian operatives and millions of dollars. >>> cracking down on the kremlin, the white house unveils hundreds of new sanctions after the death of alexei navalny. but how much really does vladimir putin care? >>> plus, prosecutors say the "rust" movie armorer who's charged with the shooting on the set of the movie was sloppy with guns and ammunition on the set. the testimony today from crime scene investigators. >>> and conference or carnival. the wild scenes at cpac from january 6th pinball machines to bedazzled guns and woke water bottles. we're live in bar harbor. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin, though, with nbc's tom winter on the rearrest of the former fbi informant. it's alexander smirnov back behind bars today, how did that happen? >> our understanding and these are from filings in the

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquartersar and the supreme court. now that the justices have decided to take on presidential immunity,

chris jansing reports starts right now. >>> good day. a 57-page court ruling that could alter the course of american history. at its core, it sends one message over and over and over again, donald trump is not immune from federal prosecution. no one, not even a current or former president of the united states, is above the law. but that may not be the final word. the supreme court still has a chance to weigh in. but will they? and what does all this mean for trump's multiple criminal trials and the chance that

"chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquartersnew york city. can the president turn his worst issue into a winning one? on the heels of tom suozzi's big win in new york, biden is now vowing to lean into the congressman-elect's immigration strategy, tried to flip the script on his republican foes, but can that work when polls show him trailing trump on the issue by more than 30 points. >>> and the impeachment of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas squeaks through the house. now the senate is required to hold a trial. how much political oxygen will that take up before the senate puts the whole thing on ice? >>> when it comes to changing gun laws, pleas from survivors have not moved the needle, but what if those pleas came from those who didn't survive? a new campaign using ai to allow people killed in mass shootings to lobby lawmakers on capitol hill. my conversation with david hog, a survivor of parkland and one of the people behind the effort coming up. >>> but we start with house republicans one seat weaker while democrats are one s

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>>> it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. high stakes talks overseas. the white house sends the cia director to broker a cease fire in gaza as the president's frustration builds over netanyahu's tactics. can a breakthrough be reached? >>> also ahead, stocks tumble on a hotter than expected inflation report. what the numbers may mean for anyone trying to buy a home or pay off their credit card bills. >>> plus, house republicans on the hunt. their new push to get materials documenting president biden's poor memory. >>> and check those valentine's days. thousands of ride share drivers set to strike. our reporters are following the latest developments, but i want to begin with the latest push for a cease fire deal inside gaza. raf, what's the latest at this hour as all these leaders get together for another round of high stakes negotiations? >> reporter: as we speak, cia director bill burns is in cairo: he is huddling with officials from qatar and egypt and importantly, in israel. i say that because this time last night local tim

. >>> it is good to be back with you for this second hour of "chris jansing reports." at this hour, the breaking news from buckingham palace, king charles diagnosed with cancer postponing all public facing royal duties. we'll go live to london. >>> the state of emergency in california as crews race to save people and pets from flash floods triggered by a monster storm with up to 8 trillion gallons of rain expected to fall. the dramatic new images just coming in. >>> the growing pr disaster for boeing. first it was a mid flight blow out. now it's misdrilled holes. what the faa is saying today about those 737 max planes. >>> plus, will the fifth time be the charm? secretary of state antony blinken returns to the middle east with hopes for a new gaza truce that could lead to the release of hostages. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we begin with nbc's meagan fitzgerald who is outside buckingham palace with the breaking news on the king's health. what do we know at this hour? >> reporter: chris, according to buckingham palace, we unde

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now, buck tells msnbc's chris jansing that he's made up his mind. take a listen. >> this is not a high crime or misdemeanor, this is a policy offense. there's a crisis on the border, the law needs to be enforced, but if we start going down the path of impeachment with a cabinet official we're opening a door as republicans we don't want to open. the next president who is a republican will face the same scrutiny from democrats. it's wrong, and we should not set this precedent. >> have leaders been trying to convince you otherwise, and is there anything that will change your mind? or when you say solid no you mean solid no? >> yeah, i'm not changing my mind. i believe i have done my due diligence, and i am standing firm at this point on this. if there's some new evidence i'm happy to look at it, but i don't believe there will be. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer meanwhile also on capitol hill says the text on the bipartisan bill on the border will likely be released before the end of the weekend. schumer also called the senate back into session