some are bold enough to admit rage like chris matthews.ontempt for middle class americans whether willing to admit out loud or not. think of framing around bidenomics as contempt for middle class. biden administration attempt to justify policies have have made working class americans poorer and tell them you need to suck it up and be thankful donald trump is not around to send mean tweets, that is the message and disdainful toward americans who are worse off. >> tammy: joe, if somebody on a panel started referring to a group of americans as comparable to hamas, someone else would say, wait a minute. we don't see that going on when it comes to certain media. >> joe: it was bobble head. the people that need deodorant the most never use it. basket of deplorables, in ohio, and wisconsin, did not get the season, they live in bubble in new york and washington. what is chris matthews doing on msnbc so much? wasn't he shown the door for sexual harassment? he says rural voters are angry, no, everybody is angry. 70% believe the world is going in the

but that is who chris matthews is.kind of goes over into something that is very dangerous. when he starts comparing trump supporters to terrorists, to our combatants in afghanistan and iraq, and then we do a poll and find out that young people think highly of usama bin laden, well, gee, you think maybe there is a line that connects the two? >> kayleigh: jessica, some of this rhetoric, you had bill maher calling house speaker mike johnson, comparing him to the maine shooter. i realize these aren't members of the democratic party, per se, but t "the daily beast" is left-leaning, comparing them to the taliban and iran. this is pretty extreme. >> i happen to think that mike johnson's beliefs are pretty extreme and that it is dangerous to have a speaker of the house he was perfectly happy -- >> kayleigh: not iran. >> i don't use language like that. the only people who are terrorists are actual terrorists, and i think you do need to be careful about that. but there is extremism on some of the left but definitely on some of t

well, first of all, chris matthews isn't really r the ringleader of the party anymore. he wasin fired from msnbc and has only just resurfaced a little while ago. inton obviously, hillary clinton is someone who is incredibly important to the party. and i have defendeisbody inct te her comments in that interview, talking about the factn the in that democrats are so far from being in a cult on a s orit'sive basi republicans. it's actually laughable. and i do really struggle to find it in my tiny liberal heart to feel terrible for republicans when we get called things like communistthugs, socialists, thugs,. donald trump called democratspeo every name in the book. it is partph the republican boo playbook to demonize us and it's is the end likek. of the world if democrats are in power. so , yes, will chris matthews his statement be caught up and put into ads? >> cut upu sure. are we going to have a probleme with white working class voters, especially ihaf donald trump is the nominee on the republican side? on ts 100%.oesn't but that doesn't mean that there isn't merit in wha

chris matthews, you were the d.c.s and then wrote for the chronicle for a couple more? >> yeah. i'm getting a retirement check from there. not much to live in san francisco with, but i get a retirement check. i wrote about rudy giuliani back then. you mentioned him before the break. i've had my fights with him, but i always looked up to him, like we all did, i believe, after 9/11. i felt that he really kept new york together and the country together. he was america's mayor. he answered the questions. he said, we've got this much information about anthrax and this much, exactly what people want to do. just be on the street corner telling people what's going on at that moment, no coverup, no slow delivery. give us the facts as you get them. i thought he was that guy. whether it's booze -- it's probably a combination of booze and this crazy donald trump affection that he has and trusting in trump and all the calculation he did with what he said about the election workers in georgia, it's a mess. he has to deal with the a

[laughter] >> former msnbc host chris matthews claims voters mindset needs to be handled similarly toho didn't go to college have a pretty good range on the hands, what you really want is a rage and in this case they are so angry at the liberal astonishment, coastal elite fighting terrorism. >> is probably one of the most liberal elite things you could do if you didn't go to college, you live in rural america, didn't vote for biden, a terrorist math the deer think i am a terrorist, outside that, i leave it alone. all right, straight out of home loan, looking for donald trump to get directions so spirit airlines firing the agent that put a so low line 6-year-old passenger on the wrong flight traveling for philly, i think traveling to fort myers or somewhere like that, ended up landing in orlando and he called his grandma to pick him up and he was three hours away in fort myers, florida so here's what happened. maybe i read it wrong, i think he landed in orlando. >> you supposed to go -- a three hour drive. >> here's my conspiracy theory, the kid did on purpose, what's in orlando? disne

chris matthews, what do you think of that?dent biden is, you know, you see these poll numbers come out, and i think democrats get nervous, legitimately. you feel like the numbers should be farther apart. i think also, especially on the issue of abortion, when you see cases like the one in texas playing out, doesn't that spell out for busy voters who may have a lot on their plates and they're not tuning in right now, but isn't a case like that something that makes you stop and think? >> it sure does. i mean, i've long thought roe v. wade was not perfect, but it worked. >> no. >> a lot of people said -- >> yes. >> -- it's not right with my moral framework. of course that's the case. it was a compromise. but it did segment people into the three trimesters, and it did protect life and it did do something in terms of society's concern. this new thing of just everybody for himself, and this crazy lieutenant governor down there, what is it, special prosecutor down there in texas, paxton is all over the place, acting like he is god. i

interesting charles is i kept thinking of donald trump's questions when he was questioned by chris matthews, in the 2016 election. when he said, should the women be punished? and donald trump looked around, he was wondering, he was thinking really hard. and, he was just trying to figure out what with sound best. and he said, yes, the woman should be punished. and with nikki haley, you could see her struggling, trying to figure out what to say. she didn't say what she believed. she said what she thought would work best for her in the republican primary for president. now, by the way, fyi, it is what we call politically very, very bad. that's very berry -- and it will harder, and to do it in new hampshire of all places is just the. >> right. but, christina, this is a question that she's essentially been asked before. this is not her first time having to deal with this issue. should we be surprised that even as someone who reaches back to 2010 and rephrases a question that, i guess, at one point testament or that she didn't have a better answer almost two decades later? >> right, well, coleman

i don't think. >> all right, former msnbc host chris matthews and former chief policy adviser for mittresidential campaign lonnie cheng. thank you both very much for coming on this morning. we will see you soon. up next, we'll get expert legal analysis on jack smith's petition to the supreme court in the federal election interference case. you're watching morning joe: weekend. we for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of th

be his toughest yet. >>> as we cross into the fourth hour of "morning joe," joining us now is chris matthewsn heads into the new year with some pretty negative momentum, pretty low poll numbers, real questions in the democratic base about his handling of the war, some good news on the economy. how do you see things? >> i think it's wide open. i think trump could win. he could win in pennsylvania. i could see the rural areas where it's been about 68% in 50-some counties besides pittsburgh and philly. i can see the minority vote sloughing off a bit. the women, of course, in the burbs can decide this thing. biden has to enlarge the youth vote and minority vote. he's got to say to people, here's why you vote and here's why it's important you vote. with the power to vote, you have the power to protect your rights. women can protect their rights. how do you empower yourself? you vote. he's got to connect democracy to voting rights and people's rights as young people,s minorities. you can protect your rights if you vote. he's got to tie that together. he also has to give a state of the union addres

and there was a time when he told chris matthews on this very network that women should be punished for's everywhere. i don't think it's the issue that motivates him personally all that much, but he did put that supreme court in place, and he's laying back and saying, this is what i thought was right, to undo roe versus wade and then let states decide what they're gonna do. it's a much more moderate position than most of the candidates in the republican field of had. >> reporter: john allen, basil's michael, and susan del percio, thank you so much for pivoting to that breaking news. you all will have to google about at cates and what's going on there. coming up, folks, and winter storm may be making its way across the country, but tonight, we are talking heat. the dangerous warning about it's linked to climate change and a historic agreement that may address it around the world when the 11th hour continues. music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90

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former msnbc host chris matthews is here. staff writer at "the atlantic," mark leibovich.tor at "the washington post," alexi mccammond joins the table. good to have you all on board. >> we have a lot to talk about. this is a huge day. >> before we got on, we started talking about henry kissinger. >> no. >> i wish we kept ed luce here to talk, as well. peter, you wrote about henry kissinger, how he was active, a player on the world stage all the way until the end. i think mika was very surprised by the reaction yesterday to kissinger after seeing how the reaction was to her father's passing, which was all almost unanimously positive. even the russians figured out something nice to say about him. they might have not always agreed with him, which is a nice way to put, "he tried to destroy us for 60 years but" -- with kissinger, boy, it was harsh. >> you were surprised a little, too. >> i knew it was going to be rough, but it was, for a guy that dominated the world stage so long, there were some sins that, political sins he couldn't outrun. >> divisive in life and divisive in

but, donald trump gave an interview with chris matthews where he said, women who had abortions shouldiminally charged. now, women are being criminally charged. he says that he is grateful that heppointed all of those judges to the supreme court that overturned roe versus wade. well, now women are going to jail for this. britney watts, look that case up, she is in ohio. she had a miscarriage and now, she is fighting for her freedom. so, those are -- oh, another story. parkinson's disease. [laughter] i am so sorry. there are now clusters of parkinson's disease in various states. you can go to the parkinson's.org website and they have conducted a study that has been peer reviewed and we actually have clusters of parkinson's disease that ey are attributing to manufacturing, industrial waste. those are my thr issues right there. we are taking care of our veterans, of which i am one of them, who used to work for the v.a.. host: thanks for the call, got yo point. this is christian waiting in phoenix, arizona, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i rea

but, donald trump gave an interview with chris matthews where he said, women who had ortions should berimally charged. now, womenre being criminally charged. says that he is grateful that he appointed all of those judge tohe supreme court that overturned roe versu wade. well, no women are goingo jail for this. britney watts, ok that case up, shis in ohio. she had a miscarriage and now, she is fightinfor her freedo so, those are -- oh, anoer story. parkinson's diseas [lghter] i amo sorry. therre now clusterof parkinson's disease in various stes. you can go to the parkinson's.org websitand th haveonduct a study that has been peer reviewed and we acally he clusters of parkson's disease that they are attributing to manufacturing, industrialaste. the are my three issues right there. we are takg care of our veterans, of which i am one them, who used to wk for the v.a.. host: thanks for the call, got your point. this is christian waiting in phoenix, arizona, republican, od morning. caller: good morning, tha you for taking my call. i really want to correct some things that i have heard over th

matthew, chris christie essentially saying, listen, nikki haley is not done.riticizing her saying she is not a smart person, he says she's a smart person. but what she failed to do here is not do the right thing because she is worried about losing, for instance, the maga trump vote. she's worried about not being able to gain, i should say, the maga trump vote and what about the independent voter, right? is she losing kind of any glimpses of getting something like that by saying this? >> i actually think chris christie is right and i would add she lacks the courage to say what the truth is. that's what it fundamentally is about. i think she has put herself in this position where she can't be authentic, she doesn't feel she can be authentic to herself, and she comes from south carolina. and she went through the confederate flag controversy. and south carolina was the first state to secede from the union and one of the founding members of the confedconfederacy. she knows the history of all that. because white supremacists occupy a huge part of the republican base

chris ever ert and what she's revealed tonight. >>> this evening, what jennifer aniston is saying about the day matthew perry died. >>> and the little girl tonight and the early christmas gift. it will be very hard to beat this. america strong >>> good evening, and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we have two breaking stories as we come on tonight. the news from the supreme court just in involving donald trump. >>> and here in new york city tonight, the emergency playing out right now, after part of an apartment building collapsed in the bronx. the images coming in. firefighters rushing to the scene on billingsley terrace in the morris heights neighborhood. the stunning sight. one corner of the building simply gone. rooms and furniture exposed there. police dogs and first responders searching the rubble right now for victims, looking for survivors in what remains. drones and robots on the scene tonight. neighbors and residents looking on. authorities going from apartment to apartment of what's still standing there, and there is late word coming in about the staggering number of violations reported in that ap

. >> matthew, what do you think chris christie's strategy is?ke to a big chris christie dinner when he first entered the race. i spoke to them recently, they said listen. we don't expect him to get that nomination. we expect him to pull a chris christie and be a human wrecking ball. that guy who goes for it, and potentially clears a path for someone like nikki haley. and then he's in her good graces. tonight, we certainly saw him defending her every chance he could, or most chances, certainly went and came to vivek. what do you think christie's game plan is? >> you know, i have criticized chris christie in the past, and i've been on various things with chris christie and i've been critical of his enabling of donald trump for too long. but i have to give him a praise for even though it's late, commit to the table and telling the truth. and i think, if the only person's -- purpose he serve is to get on a debate stage and tell the truth when everybody else won't is a good thing for our country. because he's going to go on fox news and on news natio

. >> reporter: and last month, he performed with chris stapleton, sheryl crow, and dave matthews when>> better late than never. how did you feel when you got that call? >> naturally it was a great honor, you know. i know the difference between rolling stones and hank williams, but still it's all rock and roll. >> but it's all connected. >> all connected. >> yeah. >> all using the same notes. >> reporter: willie started writing songs as a boy growing up in texas. >> i took my songs to nashville to sell them because i'm told that's what you do. >> reporter: his break came in 1961. ♪ i'm crazy for feeling so lonely ♪ >> reporter: when patsy cline recorded one of his tunes. >> she heard "crazy," loved it, recorded it one take. >> kind of changed your life. >> yes. ♪ crazy for feelin' so blue ♪ >> reporter: but will looer struggled as a solo artist. he didn't fit the nashville mold. ♪ and i never cared for you ♪ >> i was kind of doing it the way i didn't want to do it. >> the way they told you you should do it. >> yeah. >> did you get discouraged? >> oh, god, yeah. i drank too much too. i

. >> juanita, taking it a step further from matt what matthew just laid out, we heard nikki haley, where christie say the courts should decide, voters should. vivek ramaswamy took it a step further. he does it for the attention, but he claims that this is an illegal maneuver. what do you make of vivek and others making this argument that it is an illegal maneuver? it's not that far off from what matthew just said about that this could hurt democrats. >> the one thing that i take away from all these court rulings, because most of the general public or not steeped in the details of the law. what they will see is that will trump get to exist above the law or will he not? will he get to incite an insurrection like we saw on january six and held accountable or will he not? that is going to be the we know is digestible for the general public as it was a 22 when democrats ran on democracy, as it wasn't 2020. 2023. three what still exists, not withstanding these court decisions, is the literal threat that trump threats to all of us in our most basic institutions and our democracy. i think that is some

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chris, the bible comes alive here for sure. if we may humbly so. this is the account for matthew chapter three.jesus came from galilee to the jordan to john to be baptized by him. john would have prevented him saying, i need to be baptized by you and do you come to me? but jesus answered him, let it be so now for thus it is fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness. then he, john the baptist, consented, and when jesus was baptized, envisioned this pete immediately he went up from the water and behold the heavens were opened to him, and he saw the spirit of god descending like a dove and coming to rest on him. and behold, a voice from heaven said this is my beloved son, with whom i am well pleased. and this is a moment where we get a clear vision of father, son and spirit. our triune god. we could go all the way back to the beginning of the bible, where in genesis, chapter one, verse two, it's said, god created the heavens and the earth and the spirit of god hovered over the waters. so here, now in jesus's baptism, it is not by accident that the spirit is hovering over the waters. jesus says s

chris the bible comes alive here. for sure if we may humbly so. >> this is a h is the account from matthew, chapter three.sus came from galilee from jordan to john to be baptized by him. john would have prevented him i need to be baptized by you but you come to me? jesus said it is fitting for us to full still all righteousness. whens. >> s is was baptized, g from the water and beholds the heavenso water and beholds the heavenso were open torest o him. he saw the spirit of god descending like a dove and coming to rest on him and behold, a voice from heaven said, this is my beloved son, with whom i'm well-pleased. this is a moment where we get a clear vision of father, son andn r try ungod. we can go back to the beginning of the bible in genesis chapter in jesu1, verse 2, god createde heavens and the earth and the spirit of god hovered over the waters. here ins. >> 's bat tim, it is not by accident that the spirit is hovering over the waters. jesus says something very, very, important. tot us do this now to fulfill all righteousness. >> for us it is to fulfill all righteousness. >> through his baptism he i

matthew continetti. thank you. you will be our reporter. she flunked anti-semitism and free speech at harvard, and plagiarized and now "new york times" reports that harvard engaged in a huge cover-up. >> chrincovered it. and when the "new york post" contacted harvard to talk about this harvard organized groups went harvard acknowledged he was addressing this plagiarism, "new york post" was hit with a threatening letter from a defamation attorney. the bottom line, harvard is getting the president it deserves, they want it clear, a left wing politically correct. >> this is what harvard wants it is about pli political correct agenda. larry: how the mighty have fal fallen. we will you have back to cover the story, we appreciate it. >> thank you, matthew. >> thank you. larry: i'm kudlow i'll know back wi'll be back with fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh, you're a messy one. cool, right? so cool. anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. hot dogs! fresh, warm hot dogs! b

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chris was a peaceful, radical, nonviolent revolutionary, never mentioned gay people. he commanded you to pay your taxes, welcome a stranger, individuals and nations must care for the poor, matthewhe right-wingers never try to put the sermon on the mound on the walls of the classrooms. >> i think somebody read the bible. >> jesus's birthday, you're delivering. >> i am a child of an ex nun and ex francis. if you want to penalize abortion, because you're so christian, when jesus never mentioned abortion, but you bestow the death penalty, which chris actually pose. the rest of us -- >> a lot of men wrote the book. >> you know, your claims of christian piety secrecy anymore, and the media is to blame, because the media loves a bad guy, and it's the pat robertson 's pass for christiane e. for generations. it's time to take the bible back from these thoughts. >> if you think it's the fawaz, i invite you to watch the recent documentary about jerry junior and his wife. oh, boy. i am going to give you mine, and it certainly seems petty after john's, but here goes. what i would like to leave behind in 2023 is the new tipping culture. it was one of the first things that we talked about whe