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on msnbc donny deutsche says our demiate i is under siege, people need to take to the streets, this is a dictator. mollie: if you were corned about the way the fbi secured a wiretap on someone you are anti-republic. these claims that the memo was somehow inaccurate. the fbi did review the memo and had the opportunity to say if anything was inaccurate. they don't dispute the facts in the memo. so when people say facts are in dispute, reporters have a verification to -- have an obligation to verify that before they run with the claim. a hillary clinton-funded opposition document invented through the hillary clinton campaign made it to the highest levels of our government and was used to spy on an opposition candidate. howie: carter page, the trump people used to say he was a low-level volunteer. jessica, one of the things that struck me was a yahoo story by reporter michael isikoff cited in the memo as having been cite to the judges. isikoff was on cnn and he said he was as surprised as anyone. he said the fbi already knew what he was reporting. your reaction to the use of the media or a

ed a exec donny deutsch is here with us. you like the nfl ad as well. and tourism australia.. it was great for two reasons. it was laugh out loud funny. there was an interesting strategy. the nfl players have taken hit this is year as far as off field stuff. the controversies around the anthem. the concussion stuff. it made these two play source likable and so human. eli doing the white man overbite. once again, let's compare the two guys. it was a wonderful ad. the tourism ad for australia. you thought you were watching a trailer for crocodile dundee. >> landon collins waiting for his chance. nothing like watching linemen dance. like big bears trying to do the two-step. how do you feel overall? how were the ads overall? >> overall was interesting. you watched the ads compared to the trailers for all the great television ands today you see advertising drifting down on the creative ladder. ere watching the the aim with millennials, during the commercial they were on their phones. >> yep. >> true. >> they are not watching ads anymore. some of the highest rated ads, the once lik

mike barnicle and donny deutsche are still with me as well.wner. i would guess also not uncomfortable around firearms. neither am i. you probably think the second amendment is a really good thing. and yes, you have some real concerns. talk about it. >> i have some concerns. i tell you right now. first, thanks for having me on. to all those families out there, we got to remember that this last couple days we're talking about one incident here in florida, but over the last year, i think there have been 18 shootings in schools and over the last ten years, 12 years, just proliferation. i participated with a school in ohio back in 2012. after all the cameras left, i spent almost two years with those kids going up there, visiting the school. talking to kids. going to football games. hanging with some of the survivors. two years almost to the date of the massacre, in washington state, there was another shooting and that night i was at a football game and i had the kids call the kids in maryville. and for the next two years, i've participated and trie

and donny deutsche is back. donny? >> my leg is shaking. >> i know, go. let it all out. >> here's what's going on here. i want to talk about the memo. we have a dozen instances of clearly the russians colluding in this election with top trump official. two have already been convicted. we have a guy, a president who clearly is owned by putin. we have an investigation going. that's good news. we basically now have a press release that's been put out, that's been twisted and mangled that now we'll give this president permission to fire rosenstein who will now take over this investigation. our democracy is under siege. people need to start taking to the streets. this is a dictator. this is not something to analyze any more. this is not oh, well, good day for trump. this is frightening stuff. if you are an american, if you're somebody who is 80 years old and sitting at home and you've watched the greatness of this country, you should be terrified and if you're a 12-year-old and the future is in front of you, this is terrifying. this is not time to analyze and

. >> with us, veteran msnbc contributor mike barnicle, and catty kay, donnie deutsche is here with us clint watts is here and former assistant director of counterintelligence at the fbi, frank fegluzzi. mika will be back with us on monday. joe, this could be the day the momento is released and the day the public sees the memo. we're not sure if that's the case yet. we

donnie deutsche and sirius xm radio karen hunter. let me start with you.ove this topic. >> first, does anyone believe donald trump would actually run into a building with children being shot? you know, that was the most stunning thing that came out of this today. five deferments and you actually would go in? without a weapon, he said. every day is becoming increasingly more difficult to keep my sanity as each ridiculous thing happens and it's sort of making us numb, which is the fear that i have, that the temperature gets turned up so high that what's our normal, you know? this is now our new normal where we accept these things, we laugh it off and move on to the next ridiculous statement as our country country erodes. >> no one in the special prosecutor's office is laughing. bob mueller is working away, grinding away, proving anyone on television who said the obstruction case was more fruitful at this point than the collusion case, proving them to not know what they were talking about. what do you think about the president clearly being triggered by a qui

donnie deutsche, brett stevens, op-ed columnist and msnbc contributor and elise jordan, form former aide in the w. bush white house. kim is still with us. a.b., what do you think? >> i think that we have to in the end find out what actually was going on, who lied, or what the fbi might have withheld. we doubt that they did withhold anything. when people learned what, just for some sense of accountability, but it's clear that this administration, this white house, this west wing, they play by their own rules, and partial security clearances are fine because the president's son-in-law has one. and there's no more glaring example than the fact that president trump never separated himself from his businesses. they have their own set of rules. so, it's unfortunate to a lot of people to find out general kelsey asking people to l kelsey -- general kelly is asking people to lie. i think the verdict is out, you know. someone is lying and there is a lack of accountability that doesn't really matter to the people who hold the most power in the white house. >> i think one issue is credibility, which

but donnie deutsche, this may muddy the water a little bit. but again, if you're running a campaign and you're running against somebody that's claimed they've been a law-and-order person, what i would do, i'm curious what you would do as an advertising guy, you would say here's somebody that was told that a doctored memo released was extraordinarily reckless by the fbi and by donald trump own justice department. but they did it politically. because they care more about being subservient to donald trump than they care about the national security of the united states. don't believe me, believe the federal bureau of investigation's director that donald trump picked and congress approved. don't believe me, believe donald trump's justice department. i'm sorry, if i've got a guy on a debate that's approved that, i'm going to chase him around and bloody him with those facts for two hours. on a debate stage. >> here's the ad and you laid it out. i would tomorrow find guys as credible as clint, guys who are not in the fbi any more or the doj, guys who