[laughter] [applause] greta van susteren: congressman richmond, you are up. [applause] me firstchmond: let thank greta and the washington press club, and my friend, senator scott, for his comments and his jokes, but i will just tell you that he and i must have lived completely different lives, because when the police pulled me over, there was no questioning. by the time i woke up at the jail, they had to call my mother, then we had the discussion. smaller pins the in the senate. i really meant the pin, this pin. there you go, all republicans speak up for the republican. for the press, let me get basic housekeeping out of the way. we are in this day of fake news and alternative facts. i just want us to start off with a basic understanding and that is -- just for the record -- the cbc is alive and well. frederick douglass by the way is dead. in fact he died in 1895, so if anyone feels obligated, please let the white house know that. also to our secretary of education, w.e.b. dubois felt. name, -- spelt his last -o-i-s.u-b also, the bowling green massacre never h

not simply an off the top of the head suggestion. >> greta van susteren, who happens to be a lawyer, has been watching and listening with us. greta, something we touched on in our last conversation. being attorney general is not the same as being secretary of commerce. it's different. and you are subject to different things. >> yes. you are a lawyer. and you are in charge of -- you are a lawyer and you are in charge of investigating these cases. i see this much differently apparently than many others do. i look at this through my lawyer eyes and am a little bit surprised at the u.s. senators who called for his resignation. it's stunning to me because he is doing exactly textbook what you're supposed to do if there is an appearance of impropriety. i don't see that his recusal is that limiting. it says for any existing or future investigations of any matters related in any way to the campaigns for president of the united states. that would include, in my reading, general flynn if there is investigation of him since his contacts were before the inauguration, would have something to do wi

[laughter] it is also awesome to have greta van susteren in the house. greta, now that you are with msnbc, maybe you can clear something up for me. every time anyone in the media reports fake news, does williams get a royalty? [laughter] i love the press! i love the press! that's all right. i have gotten used to the boos at the town hall. i know yesterday was mardi gras and new orleans. i will not ask you how many beads you caught. i don't want to know. now, many people say that we look alike. like we all look alike. [laughter] now the ways that you can tell me and subject apart is cedric is the chairman of the cdc. it hasn't highest ranking african-american republican i and the hbic had brother in charge. you have to bring your own people sometime. [applause] i came in congress in 2010. i came in with an amazing class. 94, diane black, tennessee praise the lord. i came in with 94 congress members. and 84 members that will republicans. four of us came in together from south carolina. we became like brothers. mick mulvaney, jeff duncan à obviously, brothe

washington press club foundation hold its annual congressional dinner with npr host diane ream, greta van susteren, and senator tim scott attending. >> earlier this evening the gridiron club elberton you want gender in washington dc -- held

is true, "white house officials tried to cheater president up by showing him a segment on greta van susteren's show which argued the supreme court would never uphold the ruling." okay. they treat the president the same way you treat a five-year-old throwing a tantrum. "honey, honey, calm down. look, look, we got 'frozen'. we got the cd for 'frozen'. let's put it in there. now please ♪ let it go ( applause ) but if positive coverage helps calm down the big angry man with the launch codes, i say do it. i want to help. that's why i had "the late show's" in-house news team, "real news tonight," make a new report that the white house can play at any time. >> welcome to real news tonight. i'm jill newslady. >> and i'm jim ankoton. >> the radical terrorist had secretly teamed up with the so-called judges who stopped trump's bigley safe travel ban. the president used his impressively sized hands to swat the bombs out of bad guy's comparatively smaller hands and unleashed a deep, masculine yell that made them scared-- too scared to be judges and terrorists. >> when i look at those hands, jim, i ovulate

lindsey graham will be on with greta van susteren. >>> if it's wednesday, it's all about that base. tonight, under obstruction. >> democrats have begun. democrats built a constructive plan to block the president's agenda? or could it come crashing down? plus, the senate intel panel pushes forward on russia. >> vladimir putin's goal is a weaker united states. >> but don't dare conflate it with the house investigation. >> let me set the ground rules real quick. we will not take questions on the house intelligence committee. >> and election blind spot. the surprising reason ideas some democratic pollsters could not see ahead to the trump victory. this is "mtv daily" and it starts right now. good evening. welcome. i'm chuck todd in washington. tonight republicans in congress and the president are at their own impasse. that means democrats have an opportunity but also at a cross roads. president trump is running out of options within his own party. he was road blocked on health care in the house by both the left and right flanks of the gop of now he's realizing he might need build a brid

kentucky senator rand paul, and he did not pick up republican congressman thomas massey who told greta van susteren tonight he is a heck no on trump care. >> i'm a heck no on this. i think they've got problems with the vote. i've personally spoken to 29 of my conservative colleagues who are no on this as of today and we're not even counting the moderate republicans who are a no. i think they've got a lot of arm twisting to do between now and thursday if they're going to pass this bill in the house. >> does he sound scared to you? because congressman massey was in the room today when donald trump came to the house of representatives to urge republicans to vote for the bill. here is how congressman massey describes tough guy donald trump. threatening and pushing around all those republicans who oppose the bill. >> he was very charming. there was some light-hearted jabs at his opponents in the room but it was all in good fun. >> light-hearted jabs. that ought to do it. that's what tough guy trump is delivering to republican opponents of his bill. thomas massey doesn't claim to be a tough guy the way d

greta van susteren is talking to us, too, greta, what can you tell us? >> i talked to somebody at the white house and i was told he is not going to go off script. we're not going to get the campaign type speeches we've mean? the past. i don't know if you can tie up donald trump as president and hold him to the prompter but the speech the going to be very detailed-oriented. i don't know what to expect tonight. i'm smart enough not to predict what president trump is going do and i'm smart enough not to underestimate him because he's surprised us all. he is the president of the united states and that has surprised many people, especially many people with the press corps. i think just like chuck said and everyone is expecting, this is his chance breathlessly waiting. typically he speaks to an auditorium or coliseum full of people who are his supporters. tonight he doesn't have that. half that room doesn't want him to be there. maybe a little less than half. they don't want him there. he doesn't have that warm audience -- he doesn't have a full warm audience

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lindsey graham will be on with greta van susteren. >>> if it's wednesday, it's all about that base.on. >> democrats have begun. democrats built a constructive plan to block the president's agenda? or could it come crashing down? plus, the senate intel panel pushes forward on russia. >> vladimir putin's goal is a weaker united states. >> but don't dare conflate it with the house investigation. >> let me set the ground rules real quick. we will not take questions on the house intelligence committee. >> and election blind spot. the surprising reason ideas some

donna brazile, greta van susteren, nicolle wallace. what a day, what a morn. is women's history month and on international women's day, i want you to get out there and #onegreatwomanan today our one great woman is former press secretary madeleine albright. the first woman to become a u.s. secretary of state. you can catch albright live on msnbc with andrea mitchell at noon today. and i'm going to get it wrong. what is it? there's a special place in hell for women who don't help women? >> that's right. >> starbucks likes to put it on a napkin or cup of coffee. >> she got in trouble for saying that. we've got to get back to that place. >> i'm not going to -- i wouldn't do that. actually, i have seen articles, there is a tattoo, she will persist. there you go. senator warren. send me your nominations for one great woman this month. we'll use it tomorrow. that's going to wrap us up for the hour. what a day. i'm stephanie ruhle. thank you for being here. another great woman, my friend in d.c., hallie jackson. >> thank you. appreciate it. good morning, everybody, fr

to set it up, we take you back to what he said to msnbc's greta van susteren last week. >> the point the one that can -- the only one that can control kim jong-un, this crazy fat kid that's running north korea. >> so those comments apparently didn't set well with the north korean dictator. north korea immediately responded calling them blast fem mouse and saying they hurt the dignity of the country and adding they are little short of a declaration of war. well, john mccain doesn't want to start world war iii. in a tweet mccain responded by simply saying this. what did they want me to call him? a crazy skinny kid? that is, mike barnicle, the john mccain we've always known and loved. >> that's why he's always been a candidate for the nobel peace prize, speaking frankly to the world. we love john mccain. in an odd way, in a predict way actually, i think he is in the midst of his finest hours as a public servant. he is taking on the trump administration whenever he perceives them as going in the wrong direction. he's speaking out and he is being john mccain. >> i think john mccain, for a

van susteren last week. >> the point is china is the only one that can control kim jong-un, this crazy fat kid running north korea. he's not rational, gretaseph stalin who had a certain rationality to his bar barity. >> north korea media called those comments blast fem mouse and hurt the dig any of the country and added they are a little short of a declaration of war. in a tweet mr. mccain responded, what, do they want me to call him a crazy skinny kid. >> we're learning more about the battle for mosul. cen com commander general joseph votel said the u.s. military opened a formal investigation into coalition air strikes that may have played a role in the reported deaths of more than 10 civilian. the general added the fight in mosul is, quote, very, very difficult and will continue to be a challenge. joining us from london, nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley. difficult situation in mosul, getting worse by the day for the civilians and for the fight there among the americans and isis fighters backed by the iraqis. >> that's right. good morning, ayman. iraqi troops are slowly surrounding an important mosque in western mosul. the unu

washington press club foundation hold its annual congressional dinner with npr host diane ream, greta van susteren, and senator tim scott attending. >> earlier this evening the gridiron club elberton you want gender in washington dc -- held its annual dinner in washington dc. it members are present news services and broadcast network. is a white tie affair and closed two cameras. it has featured satirical skits from members of the media. president trump did not attend tonight's gathering. vice president pence was there. here is a look at some of the arrivals. [chatter] >> spin, where history unfolds daily. tuesday and was created as a public service by america's cable-television countries and is brought by your cable or satellite provider. >> next, former trump presidential campaign manager corey lewandowski talks about the first days of the trump administration and shares stories from the 2016 presidential campaign. posted by the new hampshire institute of politics, this is over one hour. >> good evening. thank you all for being here. on