dorian warren. the "washington post" politics section and author of "the fix." chris cilizza. i hope there's no national emergency. i seems that the secret service is not quite doing its job. the litany of bad things they have done the list goes on. what gives? >> it's amazing. i was reading something today and this comes as not welcome news to a beleaguered agency. i had actually forgotten only soft the things. we had the whole thing with the the trip to colombia and the prostitutes in 2012. we had the shots fired at the white house that actually hit the residence, the personal residence where the obamas live. and then we of course had really the most amazing one which is the the guy who leaps the perimeter fence and doesn't just make it to the white house, runs through most of the lower part of the white house before being tackled by an offduty cop. so yeah not good. joseph clancy president obama's guy, right? he led the presidential protection unit for several years during obama's first term. he

i'm dorian warren in new york.a, alabama, this morning outside the brown chapel ame church, the staging ground for today's event. later today thousands of demonstrators will march across the edmund pettus bridge in selma in what will be a commemoration of the history-making march, what became known as bloody sunday 50 years ago. so too will today's march be a modern call to action to ensure that the right to vote remains an unobstructed right for all americans, that congress takes action to rework the voting rights act of 1965 after the supreme court struck down the essential section 4 of that act just less than two years ago. we have a lot to get to this hour and we are going to start by going to melissa in selma. melissa, i understand you had a moment to speak with congressman john lewis as he left brown memorial ame church yesterday? >> dorian i did. like some of the amazing moments we've been having already this morning, it was extraordinary to stand with congressman lewis and to bear witness to the very person

. >> jeffrey, this is dorian warren. france, 1% of the population are jews 51% of the race hate attacks against jews. what explains why it's beyond france, it's great britain has more numbers, there are other european countries. what is it about the continent? why is it so broad in terms of the antisemitism? >> first of all, there's nothing surprising in a way about antisemitism in europe. i mean antisemitism in europe is a thousand year old story from the crew aidusades to the imposition to the holocaust. we shouldn't be surprised. i guess we should be surprised that it wasn't made -- antisemitism wasn't eradicated after world war ii. hatreds are viruses in a way and it's very very hard to eradicate viruses. look, you know, europe what is the story of europe? the story of europe is the challenge of building a liberal order not based on nationalisms and based on particularisms but based on these kind of universal eu ideas. but it's -- the way i describe it is as follows. it's very easy for us americans to understand what

joining me now is chris hayes and dorian warren and ana marie cox.doing something that has been approved for six year. really interesting time for this. >> it was like drudge or sleeping. what could be the best -- what's the best line we could come up with tomorrow? what's "the new york post" headline? >> also meaningful to the 10% of the city which is muslim. >> 100% meaningful. choosing between going to school and your family holiday is horrible. my entire childhood we had yom kippur and rosh hashanah off. >> same for christian holidays as well. >> that was bloomberg's interesting interesting rationale. if we close school every single day, there wouldn't be school. >> some religious holidays are good and some are not. >> this was a campaign promise by mayor de blasio. i think it is important to lift up that he's made good on this one particular promise among some others. >> at a time where there is inevitably going to be some blowback. >> let me give credit so far, despite our jokes about "drudge report," i'm curious to see what "the new york post"

. >>> joining me now is msnbc national correspondent joy reid associate professor at columbia dorian warrenartel. thank you for joining me. beginning, joy, with al gore. what was your reaction to the suggestion? >> it's interesting. 4 i think that is a one of the thing to bring to the campaign but it doesn't solve the other big problem, which is just change without the claim part. you're bringing back another -- so you're just saying we'll replace this person who is a politician who is maybe reminiscent of the past with another one. >> though there was no other gore in 1600 pennsylvania avenue, unlike a bush or a clinton. >> that's true and he did win the popular vote. he technically has won the presidency already, so he could be president again. how the democrats have a wholesale ownership including income and equality but maybe it sort of neutralizes it do you think that climbed change is something that a candidate could run on. >> no i think you have two problems first, he wasn't a good candidate. he came out of the clinton administration aft the biggest economic boom since world war ii

donny deutsch, dorian warren and sam stein still with us.re and say i love this man. i get happy when you come. i just really -- >> wow. >> sorry, mike. >> i just get happy when i see mike. i'm sorry. iman enough to say it. >> you get happy when you see mike. >> sam good job. good job on the interview with the president. >> thanks mike. >> sam, we'll get to more of that. >> vacation, that's where your project was? >> good job. we have a lot to get to this hour. just days after a suicide bomb in mosque in yemen, the country appears to be spiraling out of control. prompting the u.s. to evacuate it rest maining troops from the region and yemen's president to call for a, quote, urgent intervention by the u.n. security council. shiite houthi rebels have claimed large parts of the country since they drove out the country's president and over the weekend they seized control of yemen's third largest city, just 85 miles from where yemen's president established a base. just six months ago, if you can imagine, president obama said the fight against ter

my colleague and friend dorian warren, is anchoring the mhp show table back in new york city.ich ultimately led to pass knowledge of the 1965 voting rights act. yesterday thousands gathered to witness another signal momen

school of international and public affairs dorian warren and in washington editorial director of theyou all onboard. >> how was your weekend? >> running around after teenagers all weekend. going to be here. >> how was your weekend, willie? >> it was good. we did -- last night, the night of too many stars on comedy central. an autism fund-raiser. jon stewart hosting. robert smigel triumph, the insult comic. comedic genius. >> remember the greatest moment in the history of scarborough country. he contributed to it. >> smigel did? >> yeah. well he came out with triumph and talking policy. just joking around. and carl bernstein actually interrupted, and i immediately went to t.j. give me split screen give me split screen! i swear to god, we have the split screen of try ump going like this and another thing about you democrats -- and then bernstein debating. this is going on five minutes. finally i go carl carl you do know you're debating a puppet? this is a puppet. >> oh, i love carl. >> i love carl. >> that's amazing. >> i remember that. >> yeah. incredible. >> good stuff. >> that was -