fernand amandi, a democratic pollster and analyst.l danielle moodie, host of the woke a f -- savaklos -- msnbc legal analyst -- let's start with first off when we are looking at the doj and what the threats have been made so far. has that been done before? or the precedents that you would look at? and are there any teeth to what they say they were about to implement -- >> not since 1876 has a cabinet official been impeached by congress. and that was at the ulysses s grant administration to give you an idea of how long ago that was. impeachment to be is a very ominous threat because the very -- process of impeachment, which is only accusation -- conviction and removal but the process itself is a purely political one. it may look a lot like a criminal prosecution, but that is just cosmetic. it's more about putting someone on trial, figuratively. actually in a case where you know you don't have the two thirds majority in the senate to actually convict and remove the accused. >> you know, fernand, we look at this. if that is the case, wha

fernand, greg, and guy thank you all. unique, i know you're sticking around with.next, we have heard trump's perfect call to georgia and now mike pence is addressing the reported pressure campaign to overturn the 2020 election in arizona. plus, heat in my home state of texas, putting the spotlight on a dangerous policy of governor greg abbott. texas representative greg gosar and jasmine crockett weigh in on the so-called best star bill. but first, to richard louis with the other big stories we are tracking on msnbc. which are? >> thank you julio, baltimore police on the hunt for unexpected shooters who killed two people and hurt more than 20 overnight at a block party. officials saying that half of those injured are under 18 years old. police crashed, or rather crashed with riders for a six-day. nationwide rise are in response to the deadly shooting of a teenager. more than 700 demonstrators were arrested today alone. and thousands of hotel workers on strike in southern california, they unite here -- they say workers and more than a dozen of tells around los angele

i don't agree with fernand, it's not early, but it's also, or not voting tomorrow.n desantis and others want to have a chance at the feeding donald trump, they have to stop imitating him. they actually have to distinguish themselves from him. they have to be honest with voters and say, look at what the maga movement has done to the republican party. they have lost three general elections in a row. look at what it's done to the country, right? a lot of damage. that's the message that could, could, resume at some point. but imitating donald trump, following him, trying to go beneath donald trump, to the right of donald trump? that's just not going to work. the base isn't going to believe that. numbers are there to prove it. >> you know, fernand, let's talk about some of the people that are trying to make some headwinds in that gop primary. let's talk about chris christie, because you've got anthony scaramucci, you've got stephen a smith from espn actually telling people and encouraging people, donate, so you can get chris christie on that primary debate stage. do you

i'm now joined by from fernand penned by the w's asia pacific bureau chief, altamont as so new york, you've spoken to election observers how they have assessed the voting so far. i think 1st of all, one's important out that a lot of election monitors, such as, for instance, the ones from the united nations have not even come to come body. i because they said from the outset of this election was not fair and not free of the ones i've spoken to upset. it's a bit too early. uh for now. of the voting will close at 3 pm here local time. it's way too early to talk about any you ready directly, laboratories, a so far. but what they can say is that they are usually critical of a number of laws that have been passed. the number of decision bodies, for instance, accepts invalidates your vote. now there as a law just before the election being passed to say anyone who calls for invalidation of the papers a chris chris is a criminal. and also they from a voting and mandatory in order to rule out that people can actually abstain from the vote. all right, and you are also on hand when sense, eldest

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back with me to discuss, rick wilson, an msnbc political analyst, fernand r.i, i you went aside because the wind was getting to your hair. bro, i've got a solution for you. come on down. yeah, recognize, we got a solution for you. >> you know, i love you both, you know i do, but i'm gonna hold off on that solution for as long as i can. >> i don't think recognize had a choice in the matter. didn't get that message. so rick, we talked a little bit for the last segment, congressman will hurd, former congressman for texas, he is one of the few that sort of went at trump and told the truth about trumpism. here's how he described trump's culture of losing last night. >> a red wave didn't materialize in 2022 when it should have. we all know how bad joe biden's numbers are. he can be beat. this can be an opportunity to have concerted leadership for 16 years. i'm not talking about winning one election, i'm talking about a generation of this. >> donald trump lost the election in 2020. because he failed to grow their gop brand. >> winning versus losing. that's a concept

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you, know let's move to this part of the conversation, fernand. i have been saying some republicans for certain purpose, and that is that according to politico saying the republican caucus, you know, they have got splits. i know it is a surprise to you on this very approach and other issues. including on cutting spending to achieve these objectives, right? speedos, we will not funded. so some republican lawmakers warning other republican lawmakers to think twice about how they are gonna use this tactic of spending bills to target specific. agencies >> it has been done before, and i guess the question might be how far right disco? >> well how far might it go? this is why none of us were any american wants to be kevin mccarthy these days. because these split specifically when the house gop, which is the one body of government that republicans got to actually show something. so they have to govern and they have the responsibility of at least attempting to govern. you see this performance of extreme sections of the freedom caucus and other folks reall

and florida man, which i keep trying to add to your banners, but nobody wants to do, it but fernand,and that campaigns are complicated, and that sometimes you look at something like a campaign leading cash and it looks worse than it is. at the same time the desantis campaign clearly made a decision here that they needed to get out ahead, but they need to spend that money, and get the money spent isn't translating into traction in the polls, that seems to me to be the actual issue. i wonder, when you put all of it together, what do you make of his current bid for the white house? >> well, it means that he is in real trouble at the stage of the campaign, illicit, i fortune five presidential campaigns, so i know exactly what is going on. and i can tell you exactly why they hired so many people, and now they are firing so many people of the desantis campaign. some of it is hubris, and arrogance, to be quite candid. desantis thought he was gonna get in this race, and he was gonna quickly either catch trump or be within a couple of points of trump, and therefore start to build out beyond t

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fernand jeffers. clint smith. jeremy atherton. lynn and anthony business. so just to name a few.tonight, we're excited to honor the outstanding books of 2022 and six categories poetry, criticism, autobiography, biography, nonfiction and fiction. we'll also present the john leonard prize for best first book, the notable amy citation for excellence in reviewing and the ivan sandra lifetime achievement award for an individual whose work transformed book culture. last year, we added the toni morrison award for a literary institution that has done the same. and this year there are two new honors the greg barrios book in translation prize and the nbcc service award for an individual whose work has transformed our organization. welcome to inaugural nbcc service award winner barbara hoffert. welcome to the finalist for the greg barrios book in translation prize. welcome to sandra. winner joy harjo. welcome, leonard. finalists. welcome to morrison. winner city lights. welcome to belief in winner jennifer wilson. and welcome to the finalists in poetry, criticism, autobiography, biography,