on the left, democrat donna edwards of maryland, and on the right, david jolly of florida.rds, we have a busy week ahead around trump's indictments, his codefendants in georgia case who have not entered their pleas yet will be arraigned on wednesday. in federal, classified documents case, the government will begin turning over classified domments on thursday. all the while trump continues to fund raise off his mugshot. his campaign says he raked in at least $9.4 million so far. i mean, what do you make of how these cases are shaping out and trump's ongoing push to fund-raise off his alleged crimes? >> look, it's getting really hard for me to keep track of all of the cases and all of the procedures in the cases, and i think that we're going to find that that is true through the rest of this election cycle. it's hard to know how donald trump continues to campaign in this environment, but i'll tell you, that fund-raising number is completely reflected in his polling numbers. nothing seems to be able to move republicans off of donald trump, and he is using the litigation agains

. >> joining me now, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and the bulwark writer at large, charlieouse has been saying. the voters are just not responding yet. what does the white house do? >> well, look, i think that they have to continue to show the president and how vigorous and committed he is to the job. i mean, i'll tell you, i'm 20 years younger. i don't think i could have done that g20 stint that he just finished, and his record number of accomplishments that are bipartisan accomplishments getting things done that no one expected, and i think that this is the president's strong suit, and he needs to lean into it. his experience, his wisdom, his ability to work in -- with the congress. all of these are pluses, and i think they have to highlight that for the american people, but i mean, he puts me to shame. i want to go to bed because he has so much energy. >> and charlie, on impeachment, speaker mccarthy is clearly frustrated in using expletives with his own party conference today, almost challenging the far right members of his caucus to put his speakership to a vote. a gov

former congresswoman, donna edwards, she's also an msnbc political analyst and columnist for the washington finally, -- a federal prosecutor. he is a legal affairs columnist at politico. an all-star panel. lots to talk about tonight. we're not all -- those scope with this potential gallagher. i specifically recall a couple weeks ago when this trial was just beginning, everyone was saying it's just a matter of time before donald trump goes up for the judge, goes after witnesses, goes up to special counsel. we are going to find ourselves in a situation where the judge is going to have to, at some point, make a decision about how to constrain his attacks on the actual process [bleep]. what do you make of the former president effectively saying this to do away with his right to free speech? >> he's putting the issue front and center. he's essentially trying to create a situation where he can mount a first amendment challenge to the gag order. something that might be grounds for him to try to have an immediate appeal and affect the appeals. i think the judge lay forward for how she is going to d

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principal at ben dixon, and amani international, and democratic pollster, former congresswoman, donna edwards. she's also an msnbc political analyst and columnist for the washington post. -- mary ady, a federal prosecutor is a legal affairs columnist at politico. it's an all-star panel, lots to talk about tonight. where i will start with you, renata. the scope of this potential gag order. i specifically recall, you know, a couple weeks ago when this trial was just beginning, everybody was saying, it's just a matter of time before donald trump goes out for the judge, goes after witnesses, goes after the special counsel, and we are going to find ourselves in a situation where the judge is going to have to, at some point, make a decision about how to constrain his attacks on the actual process. what do you make of former president saying, this would effectively do away with his right to speak? >> well, he's putting the issue front and center and he's essentially trying to create a situation where he can not a first amendment challenge to a gag order. something that might, you know, be grounds fo

with all of this is nbc's capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles, david jolly former congressman, donna edwardsreporter: kevin mccarthy would argue this is a good sign, even though there haven't been too many as it relates to this budget battle. he and his colleagues need to take a step back. they are making progress. that's why he decided to reshuffle the lineup of bills that are going to come to the house floor. instead of leading with the continuing resolution, instead of voting on a department of defense funding bill first, at least the procedural step there. this comes out of a meeting this morning, a closed-door meeting with the house conference where he seemed defiant and even to a certain extent told his members that he was prepared to put bills on the floor whether or not they passed or failed. listen to what mccarthy had to say coming out of the meeting this morning. >> you know what? getting there is never easy. we are willing to listen to all voices, something different. if the whole idea is that the house has to agree to whatever schumer wants, that doesn't work. it didn't work dur

donna griffith. >> todd m. beamer. >> lauren griffith. >> ramone. >> joseph f.grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> francis edward roden. >> linda gromlin. >> keitheth george. >> allen anthony bev in. [bell ringing] >> bill: mark bingham. [bell ringing] >> deora francis bodley. [bell ringing] >> sandy bradshaw. [bell ringing] >> bill: shanksville memorial in south central pennsylvania. somerset county has come a long way. a beautiful site there as we honor the victims on board flight 93. remember, it was todd beamer and mark bingham in contact with family members and friends on the ground and new planes were hijacked and they were one of them and they made the decision collectively in the words of todd beamer, let's roll and they took that plane down in a field of south central pennsylvania. many flights were empty. coast to coast flights early in the morning. not entirely empty but a lot of empty seats and there was room to move. beamer and bingham took advantage of that. morgan ortagus with us now. former state department spokesperson. how did 9/11 change you? >> i thought it would be an opera singer 22 years ago. i was a sophomore in

donna m.bernatz. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david m.berea. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid bethke. >> timothy d.bolee. >> edwardmichael behr. >>

donna m.bernatz. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david m.berea. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid bethke. >> timothy d.bolee. >> edward frank bia. >> paul michael behr. >> bella j.bukon. >> jimmie d. >> peter alexander buy felt. >> william g. biggert. >> brian eugene bill shirr. >> carl vincent binny. >> my nehf nephew. joined by his mother two years ago. i stood there that night and saw the wreckage and knew i would never see you alive again and something came to me, this voice i could hear him saying uncle joe, that's awesome. i thought how much he loved me and i asked why. the answer came, that i have to live the life and be the man that he loved so much and that's what our loved ones leave us with. god bless. [applause] >> my uncle, edward james wright the third. uncle teddy, with each year that goes by we love and mills you more and more. we're so proud of you and you are truly an american hero. >> bill: morning, america. it is that day again, 9/11. in new york city families mark 22 years since america came under attack. has it really been 22 years? good morning, everyone. welcome on this monday morning in new yo

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