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dan goldman was prosecutor in new york and worked with the manhattan d.a. and trumps defensive -- defense attorney, but i wanted to start with the scene that unfolded in lower manhattan. that was both extraordinary and kind of ordinary at the same time. on one hand, the former president of united states faced the start of his criminal trial, which was historic. who knew we would get here? we were skeptical at times. it was almost surreal. helicopters tracked his movement as his motorcade left trump tower and cameras rolled while donald trump used his entrance and exit as a way of speaking past the courtroom and straight it to his supporters. that was all kind of different, not extraordinary, and a former president accused of falsifying business records. on the other hand, in many ways, what we saw was very ordinary. a guy facing 34 felony counts of the state court, as any defendant in this country is entitled to have. he walked into the same, dark, halls of that new york courthouse like so many accused criminals have done before and sat at the same table, a

have tony bobulinski is suing dan goldman congressman goldman took tried to take him to task who tony thoughts on this, because, tony bobulinski says dan goldman was repeatedly lied about bobulinski saying that bobulinski has used a trump campaign lawyer to lie since october 2020, spreading russian disinformation is a trump campaign plant. bobulinski comes back, files a suit in district court for the district of columbia, suing congressman dan goldman i have the lawsuit in front of me your reaction, john lonski. >> well, i think, you know, this is helpful maybe for the trump campaign, i mean bobulinski is you know shedding light on the fact that the option opposition will do anything to make trump look bad to make biden look good in this case here, with the money bidens have been receiving, and why go ahead just sit back take it? well why not fight back. i would say this is a good, strong move on the part of mr. bobulinski. >> steve any thoughts here? >> not on that one you will have to ask some others. >> we are talking about, the jobs numbers that have just been released 20 minutes

actually, dan goldman was there. he was on columbia's campus walking through and speaking to jewish students and essentially saying that the administrators need to do a better job of protecting this cohort of students. while councilman ocasio-cortez also visited columbia last week, but not to walk through the school and to speak to do as students. but she spoke with a pro-palestine demonstrators and she spoke with the folks at the encampment. so we're really seeing this split-screen develop between democrats, which is why i said that the top, there earlier, that house republicans are going to do a full court press on this issue for democrats, for somebody like jeffries leading his caucus, it's much different because this has been something that has divided the caucus again, at every juncture of this one long-running war. >> well, and you have the white house essentially saying cringe, i'm, here at the podium yesterday saying it's up to the administration of these colleges to do this, which demonstrates how difficult

and, dan goldman was a prosecutor in new york i worked with the d.a.ney todd blanche. i want to start tonight with the scene that unfolded today in lower manhattan. it was both extraordinary and kind of ordinary all at the same time. on the one hand, a former president of the united states faced the start of his criminal trial which was historic. who knew we would get here? we were skeptical at times but it was almost surreal. helicopters tracked his every movement as it left trump tower and arrived at the courthouse downtown. of course, cameras rolled on , predictably, and uses entrance and exit and speaking to his supporters and nothing is when he did it. that was all kind of different. kind of extraordinary so are the charges for a former president accused of falsifying this is records to a lovely influence the outcome of an election. but on the other hand, in many ways, what we saw today was very ordinary. a guy who was facing 34 felony counts had his day in court as any defendant in this country is entitled to have. he walked into the same dark ca

dan goldman will be our guest, and josh shapiro, as president biden campaigns in his state.g joe" will be right back. >>> a boeing whistleblower will testify today before congress after claiming one of the wildly flown airplanes can break apart because of a production flaw, and boeing denies that claim. tom costello has more. >> reporter: transporting 11 million passengers over the past 12 1/2 years, and today a boeing whistleblower will tell congress he's concerned the 787 dreamliner may have a dangerous flaw. >> right now to me i see we have a real problem in our hand. >> a 15-year boeing engineer says the gaps between the pieces of the fuselage are too big, and even though the fuselage pieces are fastened together, it could fatigue and break apart after thousands of flights. >> if the plane can break apart and drop to the ground, i think that's a safety issue. >> that's what is at stake here? >> that's exactly what is at stake here. >> boeing saying we are fully confident in the 787 dreamliner because of the comprehensive work. these claims about the structural integrity

a democratic congressman said this, representative dan goldman wrote an op-ed. he says "my republican colleagues are wasting this and it's time. articles of impeachment failed to allege an impeachable offense." what do you think of that? you have gone. corey, princeton, missouri, independent line. caller: unprecedented, unfair is all i have been hearing. well, mitch mcconnell did not seem to think so whenever he held obama's scotus appointee and then shoved in trump's weeks before the election. i guess they get what they deserve. host: speaking of republican leader mitch mcconnell, he was on the senate floor yesterday voicing his objection to the adjournment vote. [video clip] >> we have set a very unfortunate precedent here. this means that the senate can ignore in effect the house's impeachment. it does not make any difference whether our friends on the other side thought he should have been impeached or not. he was. and by doing what we just did, we have in effect ignored the directions of the house, which were to have a trial. no evidence, no procedure. this

who sabotaged a border protection bill just a couple months ago, the fact new york representative dan goldmanarlier today. >> unfortunately, the republicans have put politics over our border security. they want chaos in order to win an election rather than to solve the problems. there was a policy bill. there was a policy change that would have significantly addressed the problems at the border. and instead you all on the other side of the aisle sabotaged it where you basically impeached the secretary who's trying to solve our problems at the southern border because you want to win it. you don't want to solve the problem. >> so a politically motivated, baseless impeachment vote. congrats to republicans in congress by accomplishing tat. don't be confused by the displays of unity in congress because this is pretty much the only thing republicans have managed to accomplish in this. bipartisan border deal shot down, aid to israel, taiwan, and ukraine stalled for months. in fact, fighting over the ukraine aid bill has become so contentious among republicans that congresswoman greene has been threa

dems led by josh godhidltd mer, and dan goldman, outlined a le letter. they say it is clear to us the university allowed this encampment to create environment that violates protecting students from discrimination and harassment. jewish students have the problems. >> bryan: yeah, that was mentioned by the president minouche shafik yesterday announcing that 2 p.m. deadline for suspension. there is environment intolerable and that is why they felt like they need to finally give that deadline after negotiations over five days failed with the folks. they are trying to say the right things here. this moment is see if they will do the right thing, which from the perspective of jewish students and families would be to put an end to this once and for all. >> steve: there is a group that has taken over hamilton hall. they said they will not leave until essentially the university divest itself of any company that does business with israel, also anybody who is trouble maker, their slate would be wiped clean. the group said we will not be moved unless by force. the u

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. >> dan goldman, a 60% vote necessary for the amendment in november to become law.rrent polling shows 62% of florida voters supporting it including 53% of republicans supporting it. >> that is exactly right and that is consistent across the country. americans and especially women want the right to control their own bodies. when you look at what the state legislatures and governors are doing in states like florida where they are trying to force women, who don't want to have babies, or risk health issues by having babies to have them, and then you see the alabama supreme court telling women who want to have babies through ivf that they cannot, the only logical explanation is that they want to control women. this is a battle for freedom. as a man, it is a battle that is on the line for me, too not just because i have four daughters, but because the health of my wife may be at risk if abortion care or miscarriage care is not available. family planning is on the line. they are not going to stop here with the freedom to reproductive health. they will continue. they will g

a fact that dan goldman pointed out earlier today. >> unfortunately, the republicans have put politicson rather than to solve the problems. there was a policy will that would have significantly addressed the problems of the border and instead you on the other side of the aisle sabotaged it where you baselessly impeached the secretary trying to solve our problems at the southern border because you want to be victorious in november. >> so a politically motivated baseless impeachment vote, congratulations to replicants in congress for accomplishing that. do not be full by the display of unity, this is the only thing republicans have been able to accomplish. finding the government for a full year took half the fiscal year. aid to israel taiwan and ukraine stalled for months. fighting over the ukraine aid bill has become so contentious among republicans that congressman greene has been threatening to oust speaker mike johnson over it for weeks and until today greene stood alone in pushing for the oust, no other republicans have the appetite to explore another speaker in less than six months

congressman dan goldman is joining me and lead council former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york preet bhara is joining me and more. for now, stay right where you are. there's much more news coming up on msnbc. up on msnbc. >>> on the eve of history. in just hours, donald trump will walk into a new york city courtroom, where for the first time, a former president will be tried in a court of law. this wall steel journal headline says it all. trump tried everything to avoid a criminal trial. the day has arrived. from the key players to how he got here to the first step of jury selection, we are unpacking all of it. >>> good day to all of you. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with the breaking news on iran's unprecedented aerial attack on israel that lit up the skies over israel in a terrifying display. terrifying display. israel today saying it successfully shot down nearly all of the 300 drones and missiles launched with those that made impact causing only minor damage. moments ago, israel's war cabinet wrapped up its m

chairman of oversight and maxwell frost, jasmine crockett, robert garcia, there's a whole team, dan goldmanfries, leader jeffries field -- figured out that they're putting together this tv committee and they're going to try to sell this to the american people and we realize, listen, we can come up there and try to be as professional as we can with logic and reason but if they're going to make this into a show, we have to participate in that and i think we have done that, right? it turns out in order to impeach a president you have to have evidence. who knew? they have had none. it got to a point where it was super clear that they were running out of room and i think democrats, i knew when i called for that vote, i knew he would look at me like a deer in the headlights. it turns out republicans shouldn't pick their chairman based on how much money they raise. they should pick their chairman based on ability. >> there moved to same face be a criminal referral? would they have the votes for criminal referral? >> they might have it in committee, right? that committee is built away but they're n

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, republicans are the one who sabotaged border protection just a couple months ago, a fact that dan goldman, the republicans have put politics over our border security. they want chaos in order to win an election rather than to solve the problems. there was a policy bill, there was a policy change that would have significantly addressed the problems at the border and instead you all on the other side of the aisle sabotaged it where you baselessly impeached this year terry who is trying to solve our problems at the southern border because you want to win it. you don't want to solve the problem. >> a politically motivated faceless impeachment vote congrats to republicans in congress for accomplishing that. don't be full by the play of unity because this is pretty much the only thing republicans managed to accomplish in this 118th congress. funding the government for a full year took off the fiscal year. bipartisan border deal shutdown. taiwan and ukraine stalled for months. fighting over the ukraine aid bill has become so contentious that congressman greene has been threatening oust speaker m

himes: i yield 90 seconds to dan goldman of new york. mr. goldman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of this bill that includes an absolutely exceptional national security program. but i will support this bill only if the amendment that would impose a warrant requirement on queries regarding american citizens fails. first, a warrant is simply not needed because the query in question is not a new search. it simply identifies any contacts or communications with americans within the universe of information that was already lawfully obtained from the original search and that original search can only be of foreign nationals on foreign soil. i spent 10 years as a federal prosecutor and obtained hundreds of search warrants. and based on that experience, i can say with confidence that requiring a warrant would render this program unusable and entirely worthless. based on the information available to law enforcement, it would be impossible to get probable cause to obtain a search warrant from a judge in a timely manner. and even if it were possible, the time required t

a democratic congressman said this, representative dan goldman wrote an op-ed. he says "my republican colleagues are wasting this and it's time. articles of impeachment failed to allege an impeachable offense." what do you think of that? you have gone. corey, princeton, missouri, independent line. caller: unprecedented, unfair is all i have been hearing. well, mitch mcconnell did not seem to think so whenever he held obama's scotus appointee and then shoved in trump's weeks before the election. i guess they get what they deserve. host: speaking of republican leader mitch mcconnell, he was on the senate floor yesterday voicing his objection to the adjournment vote. [video clip] >> we have set a very unfortunate precedent here. this means that the senate can ignore in effect the house's impeachment. it does not make any difference whether our friends on the other side thought he should have been impeached or not. he was. and by doing what we just did, we have in effect ignored the directions of the house, which were to have a trial. no evidence, no procedure. this

a democratic congressman said this, representative dan goldman wrote an op-ed.e says "my republican colleagues are wasting this and it's time. articles of impeachment failed to allege an impeachable offense." what do you think of that? you have gone. corey, princeton, missouri, independent line. caller: unprecedented, unfair is all i have been hearing. well, mitch mcconnell did not seem to think so whenever he held obama's scotus appointee and then shoved in trump's weeks before the election. i guess they get what they deserve. host: speaking of republican leader mitch mcconnell, he was on the senate floor yesterday voicing his objection to the adjournment vote. [video clip] >> we have set a very unfortunate precedent here. this means that the senate can ignore in effect the house's impeachment. it does not make any difference whether our friends on the other side thought he should have been impeached or not. he was. and by doing what we just did, we have in effect ignored the directions of the house, which were to have a trial. no evidence, no procedure. this i

it's now my privilege to yield four minutes to my friend, representative from new york, dan goldman. mr. goldman: thank you to my friend from illinois for scheduling this. thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. i rise here tonight once again to rift up the 133 hostages, innocent babies, grandparents, young women who have suffered from awful sexual abuse and so many others who are all brutally and illegally captured on october 7 by hamas, a terrorist organization which has held them in treacherous conditions for six months. we don't actually know how many are alive bahamas has violated just about every single humanitarian law that exists and will not provide a basic list of those who are alive or even provide wellness checks and daily medication to the elderly. eight of these hostages are americans. three of whom are sadly now confirmed dead. three weeks ago, eti hen, a 19-year-old soldier in the i.d.f. who was on the border of gaza on october 7 was determined to have been killed on that fateful day. hadid and ruby's parents and my constituents who are here tonight with several other f

host: let's hear from representative dan goldman. he criticized republicans because of their lack of effort to provide resources. [video clip] >> the problem is not the policy of asylum. the problem is that we do not have the resources to process applications as expeditiously as is necessary. no one of aza is talking about throwing money at the problem. you're talking about solving the problem. they tried not just with appropriations but with a policy bill. unfortunately, the republicans have put politics over our order security. they want chaos in order to win an election rather than to solve problems. let's quote donald trump, who said that he sabotaged the bipartisan deal to secure the border because it made it much better for the opposing side and that he stated that he killed the deal. senator langford himself said that a top republican said, if i tried to move a bill that solved the border crisis during the election year, he will do whatever he can to destroy me. he said, i do not want you to solve this during the presidential

himes: i yield 90 seconds to dan goldman of new york. mr. goldman: thank you, mr. speaker. rise today in support of this bill that includes an absolutely exceptional national security program. but i will support this bill only if the amendment that would impose a warrant requirement on queries regarding american citizens fails. first, a warrant is simply not needed because the query in question is not a new search. it simply identifies any contacts or communications with americans within the universe of information that was already lawfully obtained from the original search and that original search can only be of foreign nationals on foreign soil. i spent 10 years as a federal prosecutor and obtained hundreds of search warrants. and based on that experience, i can say with confidence that requiring a warrant would render this program unusable and entirely worthless. based on the information available to law enforcement, it would be impossible to get probable cause to obtain a search warrant from a judge in a timely manner. and even if it were possible, the time required to

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