here is who's talking to chris wallace >> larry david, welcome. d to be with you again. >> thank you so much, chris this isn't gonna take very long, right? what do like a couple of minutes, five minutes? because, you know, i don't really sit with people as a role for a long time, even dinners >> i have had dinner and we sat there for an hour, was in an hour longer, felt like three. yeah >> this will be yeah, this would shorter than done. all right. good. >> we're coming to the end of season 12 of curb your enthusiasm and i got to say, you are on fire in one episode. you get in a fight with the hotel night a waiter who's lost his mother. and even with the serie device in your car, here's that one. >> serie directions to wolf's glen directions to great wolf lodge? >> no, siri >> wolf's glen >> restaurant. >> one option. i see. what's garden supply on benedict canyon? >> suri >> wolf's gun restaurant in westwood. >> one option. i see the willfully restaurant in burbank. >> no. no. no. you're not listening >> it gets a lot worse but in any case, i was

chris to come in for a second interview. the interrogation was led by detective brian wallace. king, this could potentially be our last chance to solve this? >> certainly, this is our shot. >> detectives watched as chris's car made its way toward the police station but then stopped a quarter mile away at a nearby mall. police thought he might be running an errand, but moments later, he popped up at the station. why had he parked so far away? chris was escorted in. chris told detectives he went to heather's house the night she disappeared to talk, but before he could say much to her, he said her phone rang. >> and so she is like this is a call that i've been waiting for and i said well, you know, i've really got kind of appurtenant matter to discuss with you if there is anyway you could possibly have us call you back or -- >> what was the important matter? >> it was to let her know i discovered she'd been having an affair this entire time. >> was that who had been calling her? >> i kind of got that feeling. >> in fact, it was ed raulerson. >> i called her. she answered and immedi

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in fact, the tally showed that donald trump interrupted either joe biden or moderator chris wallace north of 90 times during that debate, it was the nutty as thing. i've ever seen after which there were curse words flying on cnn and it isn't so surprising when you go back and watch some of those interruptions, i believe have some of those. so let's take a listen what does it mean for them going forward if he strike down the affordable care act? >> 308,000 military people dying because you couldn't provide them proper health care once he do with burisma, son of hundred and 80,000 on a mansour, if not, none of that that is true. it's really president. the question justice brandeis to the left, would you show me son who is on your list? you don't you write, gentlemen, i think let's pack i remember that. but i know it really did bring you right back. you see that moment. >> what what what a time for this country. i mean, trump leave seen him with biden. we've seen him with hillary clinton what what did, the voters think when they see trump and his demeter? it's a very specific aggressive deme

i am at msnbc headquarters with my colleagues, nicolle wallace and chris hayes and lawrence o'donnell and ari melber. katie was at the arguments today. thanks for hustling back to talk about it. we know that you at home are a real person with a real life and you may not have been able to follow the proceedings in real time this morning and this afternoon. it is our job to come to these things and it was hard for us to cover all of this all at once. we did know it was coming. we prepped for it, we delegated, we listened to things that one .5 speed, we skipped lunch and dinner, but we got it for you and for us. this is our primetime recap of today's events. we will jump right in and start tonight with the supreme court. former president donald trump claiming he is immune from prosecution from all and any crimes he committed while serving as president. it is a claim so audacious it was widely perceived to be a shocking hail mary when his defense first proposed it. the federal court that first heard this claim just overhand smashed it, ruling against him comprehensively in words that were

>> tonight, rachel maddow, nicole wallace, joy reed, chris liz. lawrence o'donnell, lisa ruben all here as msnbc's special coverage of trump on trial begins now. >> who has the time? who has the time? you are telling me that simultaneously, we have nearly three hours of oral argument at the united states supreme court about the former president claiming he is totally immune from prosecution from any crime he did as president. and at the exact same time, he is being criminally prosecuted in the a new york courtroom. the first star witness against him had his first full day of testimony. who has the time? literally, there isn't time to pay attention to all of this. let alone everything else that is happening, too. because of that, we are here to help. i'm rachel maddow here with my colleagues. katie was at the arguments for the supreme court. thanks for hustling back to talk to us about it. we know you at home are a real person with a real life and may not have been able to follow today's proceedings. heck, it's our jobs to cover these things and it