. >>> tonight, on the mehdi hasan show, no royalty sadly but the republicans are coming and republicans have started planning for their takeover of congress, how come democrats can't do big wide ranging investigations of their opponent, we'll tus. >>> and we'll speak about a new democratic primary fight and a proposal for fixing our broken supreme court. >>> and mehmet oz and his candidacy. >>> and co-host of the good lies trying to make sense of the continued allegiance to the nra, at the nra meeting. stay tuned for that chat. >>> good evening, i'm mehdi hasan, if you support the democratic party, you probably don't want to hear this forecast from election expert and political analyst dave wasserman of the cook political report because he posted this tweet last week projecting that republicans would gain a hefty 20 to 35 seats in the house in november's midterm elections. ouch. exactly the kind of defeat president barack obama once called a shellacting, and republicans are planning for that victory for control of congress for what they're going to do and i tell you this won't be health

good evening, i'm mehdi hasan, tomorrow morning the house select committee investigating the january6th attack on our capitol. will hold its second public hearing, if it's anything at all at the first hearing, it's set to be explosive. tomorrow the panel will zero in on trump's lies, his efforts to spread debunked claims about the 2020 election, witnesses include b.j. pak, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of georgia -- fire him for not backing his election lies. i'll schmidt, the republican city commissioner of philadelphia, that there wasn't fraud in his city. and bill stepien, and trump's 2020 campaign manager, in thursday's hearing and everybody seen video interviews, we learned the former president's inner circle as well where the big lie was just that. alive. attorney general bill barr revealed that he told his boss, allegations of election fraud were quote, bs. trump's own daughter of rank agreed with that assessment. putting the committee that she respected barr, accepted what he was saying which prompted her dad to lay later attack even. her the calls were even

abc's lama hasan has more from london.a, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, janai. chilling new details. here's what we know so far, at least two people were killed and ten critically wounded in what oslo police are calling a terror attack. overnight the attacker firing several shots including a popular bar with the lgbtq plus community. police quickly swooping in just a few minutes after the shooting began arresting the suspect and seizing a handgun as well as an automatic weapon. now, no motive has been given yet, and police say they don't know if there is any connection between the pride celebrations organized today and the violence. police officials say that the man was a 42-year-old norwegian citizen of iranian origin who was previously known to them, but not for major crimes. now, security services are now investigating whether or not the suspect was planning other attacks. so far there are no indications he was, but police are increasing security and canceling today's pride parade and other events

which country has cabbage in the place of honor of hasan in a european country? ah.way, here, but in african cuisine in african cuisine in arabic cuisine something is happening with cabbage. no, it's not that practical. no, not to eat cabbage. rather, the aroma of other flavors is bright, we have rice meat in moscow and in moscow, as it were. well, i think that you still switched to such a completely recognizable moscow anthem always. yes, yes, that was the question. e in the kitchen. which country has cabbage in a place of honor, what was delicious, surely yes there, well, there, as if some more meat it would be nice to mix it with this cabbage, but yes it’s good, but hungary is on the scoreboard, you can still look around alexander of germany it seems to me there should be a lot there is all sorts of stewed cabbage, there is one, germany so well, i'm far away, i think it's not worth going. let it be belarus but for sure, but for sure, and belarus is not on the scoreboard of belarus , although in general, yes, maybe guys, maybe it's still ukraine as an option or not

i'm mehdi hasan. if you support the nima credit party you probably not want to hear this forecast from election experts political analysts -- he posted this tweet last week projecting that republicans would gain a hefty 20 to 35 seats in the house in november midterm election. ouch. exactly the kind of defeat that president obama was called special lacking. republicans are already planning for that victory, full control of congress. what are they going to do? i'll tell you this. it's not gonna be health care policy or tackling prices. conservative think tankers on eastern shore of maryland trying to find ways to -- investigations into the biden administration. that's right. they're already looking for excuses to launch congressional probes according to axios, that retreat was painful at a heritage foundation by the conservative partnership institute and by the american accountability foundation, which apparently is run by the trump administration. alumni. yes, the accountability foundation. any such t

i am sure khasanov aidar gadzhievich, nicknamed hasan , is on the international wanted list for armsthis is a bigger fish.

comfortable at the old base, but you are a military man used to everything, though you don’t keep my word hasanown first, let's talk, at the feet of the truth, no. so what about my word, you promised to deal with the soldiers, but they are in the hospital. that's for sure. more precisely , it doesn't. i risked my own skin, and you want to throw me? major why are you like this? well, i’m not selling vegetables to the buyer in the wrong way, i just need to find it and prepare it, and here i want my share. why scream nervous? i promised to pay, when you want, i'll bring it now, how much. and you forgot. bring three million 3 million. major i don't want yes, drink the codes to the major at the dacha, i'll show you the way. went to the bank many times. on health not far from the military unit, apparently, decided to climb to the bottom of his car , put on the wanted list, and we are going to his house. as a partner, we no longer need you? and as a bait you will fit sooner or later they will come here, followers and spices, and then bach and you are all in heaven. so, be a happy host. i start a mine,

and here the criminal authority ded hasan, the chronology and details of the crime in the report of kseniannaya, he was searched for less than a day by a 24-year-old man with long hair, according to investigators, he was assuming. the killer who dealt with a businessman at night under the lenses of surveillance cameras in accompanied by policemen, he goes for interrogation, according to some reports, the name of the detainee is hayrik yervandyan. the speed with which the man turned from a fugitive into an interlocutor of the investigator is amazing, at present , a 24-year-old suspect has been brought to a department of the department, where investigative actions are being carried out with him, a complete picture is being established of the motives for the crime that occurred. a lot of information in the frame. first a man with a girl comes in a second and a point-blank shot from behind the man flies to the ground the lady freezes for a while, and then rushes away, and the man with a gun in his hands shoots again, for sure, then he takes out the phone takes a photo of the victim and our fil

good evening from washington d.c., i'm mehdi hasan, in for chris hayes. the attempted coup that took place on january the 6th, 2021, infected all three branches of government. tonight, we are going to talk about how members of each branch are culpable for or complicit in the insurrection and how none of them have so far been held to account. we begin tonight with the executive -- we have now seen three public hearings on the january 6th committee, revealing all sort of incriminating details about how the ex president and his allies planted and incited the coup. and that has a lot of people wondering, where's the department of justice? they are the ones with the authority to actually bring criminal charges. well, we do know that they have been in a behind the scenes fight with the 16 committee, for access to transcripts of the committees witness interviews. and today we learned that the committee could start sharing those transcripts with the doj as soon as next month. the new york times reports that negotiations between justice department officials and th

sparked a strong reaction from students at pleasanton's thomas hart middle school led by student ayana hasanlking out of school calling for gun reform laws. in uvalde tonight investigators continue to go through the shooting minute by minute. state authorities are now correcting an earlier claim that the gunman entered through a door a teacher left open. tonight they say the door was closed. but for unknown reasons, it did not lock. abc news reporter morgan norwood has more on the investigation as the first victim was laid to rest today. morgan: one by one a grieving friends and families saying their goodbyes to the 19 children and two teachers gunned down in robb elementary school. the first round of sewer versus -- services were held for amerie jo garza and alithia ramirez. >> it is as if it is one huge funeral that is not ending. morgan: the demand for answers over police response with the gunman inside for 77 minutes swells. uvalde police are no longer cooperating with the state review of their response. the school board conducted an active shooter training in march that required the pol

sparked a strong reaction from students at pleasanton's thomas hart middle school led by student ayana hasan, walking out of school calling for gun reform laws. in uvalde tonight investigators continue to go through the shooting minute by minute. state authorities are now correcting an earlier claim that the gunman entered through a door a teacher left open. tonight they say the door was closed. but for unknown reasons, it did not lock. abc news reporter morgan norwood has more on the investigation as the first victim was laid to rest today. morgan: one by one a grieving friends and families saying their goodbyes to the 19 children and two teachers gunned down in robb elementary school. the first round of sewer versus -- services were held for amerie jo garza and alithia ramirez. >> it is as if it is one huge funeral that is not ending. morgan: the demand for answers over police response with the gunman inside for 77 minutes swells. uvalde police are no longer cooperating with the state review of their response. the school board conducted an active shooter training in march that required the

i've had fixed re, mitzo, hasan, basilica, matlab mm. as an in demand artist ali tick water is always working on several projects at the same time. she's currently preparing a big exhibition in berlin. several sculptures and public places and a new series of pieces for private collectors. her studio is a research lab material warehouse and workshop in one of them would scansion alice the time. i think everything would quickly collapse for me if i didn't have the possibility to do a lot. and for some reason it's kind of like a perpetual mobley. the fall on the machine runs the longer it keeps going, as though lego bribes off of that. so i'm not quite a studio discipline is key. the various production processes are perfectly inner coordinated and deadlines. set the pace to day up to 30 employees work on her projects. ah, quickly, viola is even cancer of his ice. now her entire production has grown and she employs several people, mia loiter and, and the chef taste. he had, she basically has a factory now. he em lose it. so i'd say she's als

uh, lake, hasan well, as it were, experienced commanders of the future military leaders we drew, but what did we get in the forty-first year, and we didn’t have reconnaissance aviation, when the war began, we didn’t know that the enemy, where tactical on the operational tactical depth, and the enemy knew everything. they even had a special frame aircraft that flew high with eicin optics and with a radio transmission immediately to the tank commander, where should he go so as not to run into our ambush? a bunch of drones worked well for us. e space in syria come on, let's say the syrian barmaley did not have air defense systems to shoot down. no, they shot down a few there, because they are still stingers. they somehow happened to have them there and even shot down a su-25 there, there were such facts. yes, but uh , let's say it didn't critically affect everything that happened. therefore, if we want to resist in the future, we must do what did always learn from the lessons draws the right conclusions. and the army that is building a new army is excellent, but we need to go on and on,

under the nickname grandfather hasan, then in 2013 in armenia for the massacre of mosquitoes, he allegedlye performers 500,000 dollars and a mansion in spain to boot, but law enforcement officers prevented the deal. by the way, the assassination attempt on rafik madoyan was made more than once in 2011 in moscow, the hired killers were waiting for businessmen in a car next to the entrance . diane and the guard approached the house. the killer started shooting, but only missed and from the remote control tangentially touched the bodyguard rafik madoyan dressed with a slight fright, and exactly a year ago the sounds of shots shook yerevan in the city center, they shot at a businessman and allegedly the customer was it was the mosquito then the bullet flew not into the main victim, but into guard, he died, this fact forms the basis of another version, which is now becoming a priority according to some sources, 24-year-old rick yervandzyan, who was detained in moscow, is the brother of the guard who died then, and his actions are simply revenge for relative in this light of cctv footage. you ca

here is abc's lama hasan, who watched it all. >> reporter: tonight, the queen, glorious in green, flanked by her three heirs, stepping out on that famous buckingham palace balcony to deafening cheers. >> it was a moment full of emotion. her majesty thanking her loyal subjects and closing the historic platinum jubilee celebrations. the national anthem. ♪ >> reporter: followed by a rendition of none other than "dancing queen." ♪ the grand finale to celebrate her remarkable 70 year reign, a pageant including a solid gold stage coach with a hologram of the queen waving to well wishers just as she did on her coronation day in 1953. prince louis pulling a few faces before moving to sit on his grandfather's lap. >> it's one thing that the british do the best, pomp and pageantry. we've got the best queen in the world, don't we, best country in the world. >> reporter: more than 10,000 people parading down the mall, colourful costumes, double decker buses carrying sports legends, actors and actresses, giant puppets and -- ed sheeran belting out his song, "perfect." ♪ dancing in the dark with you be

bagheera hasan with a weapon i understood, i see him moving in a westerly direction. where are you?id. cat, i have a clean apartment tomorrow right at the uterespol gates of the brest fortress. i ask even a little. my pain, you leave me dark night, only bullets do not always find the strength to play these songs to my soul, there is no more peace, there are always few of them everywhere in a waking dream. unfortunately, now such songs are being written and the dugouts of harmony sing to me. about your smile here it is very dangerous to fake and not so much musical human body just now, when he has not returned from the battle. only three of us remained. the brest fortress is where the first explosions of the great patriotic war thundered at 4 o'clock in the morning. margulis' apartment tomorrow on the day of memory and sorrow at 23-25 ​​on ntv under the protection of the premiere today at 20:00 on ntv in my art, i strive to recreate the plastic movement of a person, but, unfortunately, dolls have hinges, the weakest point, and i don’t have the latest art now a complex of native colla

under the nickname grandfather hasan, then in 2013 in armenia for the massacre of mosquitoes, he allegedlyperformers 500,000 dollars and a mansion in spain to boot, but law enforcement officers prevented the deal. by the way, an attempt was made on rafik madoyan more than once in 2011 in moscow, the hired killers were waiting for the businessman in the car next to the entrance. diane and the guard approached the house. the killer started shooting, but only missed a from the remote control on a tangent touched the bodyguard rafik madoyan dressed with a slight fright, and exactly a year ago the sounds of shots shook yerevan in the center of the city, they shot at a businessman and allegedly acted as the customer now it is becoming a priority, according to some reports, 24-year-old rick yervandzyan, the brother of the then deceased security guard, who was detained in moscow, and his actions are simply revenge for a relative in this light of cctv footage. can be viewed under another corner of aganesco, a sailor with a girl. indeed, they do not expect an attack, but it was not difficult to trac

sergei lavrov will discuss in more detail today with his colleague, hasan abdulhyan. after that, the ministers will answer questions from journalists. aleksey golovkov vadim prusov, tehran, islamic republic of iran in our program, jubaiden asks for a while. cancel the us stop tax and how many times during an address to the nation the american president will use the name putin more than twenty criminal cases were initiated against a company of deceived equity holders and just became known in russia died. famous artist yuri shatunov about this not only immediately after the advertisement. stay with us. 60 minutes special edition germany was a major economy that sponsored more now more is being told in germany how you have to live and in general, how to act? tell me when ukrainians and poles were poles brothers. now they have come in order to blur the line of invasion more into the territory of ukraine. the americans want to break all ties between europe and russia. the emirates of turkey and even the african economies of kittens cooperate with us. they are the western w

so-called thief in law , it turned out that aslan usoyan, known in criminal circles as grandfather hasanved the patronage of another authority. zakharia kalashov known as shakro the young. and here the omon fighters are already laying the gang members on the floor, which, according to investigators, the circus performer led for several years, his subordinates could have kidnapped people for money and victims. for a whole week they were kept in an iron cage and beaten. when law enforcers finally detained the circus performer himself, he openly declared his status, yes, i am a thief in law and for a long time the circus performer was hiding from the investigation abroad, he managed to travel around the world, he was in montenegro and serbia, italy and france estonia, a fugitive authority was detained in poland and in may 2020 extradited to russia during the investigation of his guilt. circus. recognized. well, then he refused to testify, listened to the verdict calmly and silently only occasionally winked at his wife, who came to support him at the meeting, the criminal article under which

i've spoken earlier to hasan piker, a political commentator who broadcasts daily to his audiences ontreaming platform. i've asked if he thinks there is a momentum for change on gun laws. there has always been real momentum that tries to enact some kind of change with regards to gun violence in this country, but unfortunately i am a little more pessimistic than you guys over there considering that the gun manufacturers are too powerful of an industry and the gun lobby is incredibly, incredibly powerful with their lobbying efforts. though we will see. i am lobbying efforts. though we will see. iam not lobbying efforts. though we will see. i am not holding my breath, though.— will see. i am not holding my breath, though. have heard from mitch mcconnell _ breath, though. have heard from mitch mcconnell who _ breath, though. have heard from mitch mcconnell who has - breath, though. have heard from mitch mcconnell who has his - mitch mcconnell who has his tune a little bit stop is there an appetite now for more gun control? i an appetite now for more gun control? ., �* ., control? i wouldn

. $17 an hour in walnut creek ansar hasan abc 7 news new developments on lowell high school's admissionolicy the san francisco board of education voted tonight to return to a merit-based system. it will go into effect in the fall of 2023 this after switching to a lottery system for the 2021 school year due to the pandemic and as an effort to help improve diversity the move played a role in the recall of three board members and led to a lawsuit tonight the board a voted to create a task force to examine an admissions policies get community and make recommendations. during recent large scale events in san francisco. the police chief says officers were assaulted. he says violent attacks will not be tolerated during the upcoming pride parade this sunday. we want people to enjoy themselves when they're our officers are going to be out there number. we will have officers in uniform along the parade route. our job is to try to keep these events safe. so people can enjoy them. so people can can do what they do safely and when people step across that line we have to take action and we will chief

. $17 an hour in walnut creek ansar hasan abc 7 news new developments on lowell high school's admission policy the san francisco board of education voted tonight to return to a merit-based system. it will go into effect in the fall of 2023 this after switching to a lottery system for the 2021 school year due to the pandemic and as an effort to help improve diversity the move played a role in the recall of three board members and led to a lawsuit tonight the board a voted to create a task force to examine an admissions policies get community and make recommendations. during recent large scale events in san francisco. the police chief says officers were assaulted. he says violent attacks will not be tolerated during the upcoming pride parade this sunday. we want people to enjoy themselves when they're our officers are going to be out there number. we will have officers in uniform along the parade route. our job is to try to keep these events safe. so people can enjoy them. so people can can do what they do safely and when people step across that line we have to take action and we will chi

with us now is hasan piker a political commentator, who broadcasts daily to his audiences on twitch,ng platform. hejoins us now from his home in west hollywood. would you agree there seems to be real momentum now to get change? be real momentum now to get chance? ., , be real momentum now to get chance? ., , change? there has always been real momentum _ change? there has always been real momentum that _ change? there has always been real momentum that tried - change? there has always been real momentum that tried to i real momentum that tried to enact some kind of change with regards to gun violence in this country but unfortunately i am a little bit more pessimistic than you guys over there considering that the government of extras are unfortunately too powerful of an industry and the gun lobby is incredibly, incredibly powerful with their lobbying efforts so we will see. i am not holding my breath. ~ see. i am not holding my breath-— see. i am not holding my breath. ~ . ., ., breath. we have heard from mitch mcconnell _ breath. we have heard from mitch mcconnell who - breath. we ha

i'd like to first introduce abdullah hasan, right here -- some of you know him already -- who will be joining us as an assistant press secretary, having previously served as the deputy associate director for communications for the white house office of management and budget. amongst many topics, abdullah will be covering civil rights, immigration, and climate. we also would like to extend a warm welcome to alexandra lamanna -- hello -- who is joining us on detail from treasury, where she has served as senior spokesperson. part of alexandra's profile will be working on housing, infrastructure implementation, and other economic issues. abdullah and alexandra haven't even gotten their full-time badges yet, but we are already getting them hard at work, and we appreciate all of their work thus far. we have felt the impact of it. okay, please join me in welcoming the team. and with that, i think that's all i have. all right. go ahead. go ahead, zeke. >> thanks, karine. i know we're getting ready to start here kind of late, and -- [indiscernible] i'm hoping you might be able to pick this up

birth certificate of dean urbakh in the column father is written ivan ivanovich vasiliev wait, urba, hasanas written down in the certificate from the words of a single mother is often done so that we start something dance. listen petrovich did not recognize. not antonova not antonova slava now preparing voice recognition. maybe something will clear up for her , georgievich, let's go. i already booked a car, let's go, i didn't understand. and what did you order, let's go. i asked the maid lena to check antonov's shoes. even before slavka volkhov's trip, i felt right here in the liver that it was just fools . setting up the lieutenant, your liver works better than your head. okay, don't pout. if everything works out today, i'll write you a bonus. that is good. it's nice, by the way. how did antonov not see the paint on his shoes? well, why are black shoes black? so, you are saying that the voice on tape number four belongs to a man who, on the twelfth, at the beginning of the seventh morning, left the entrance where the murdered dina urbakh lived. not well, exactly. i never confuse voices. s

i am sure khasanov aidar gadzhievich, nicknamed hasan, is on the international wanted list for arms trafficking. but this is a bigger fish. fifth minute under construction day and night in mariupol , new apartment buildings are being built at an accelerated pace, and in the liberated village of metelkino they are clearing the territory from mines left by the kiev national formations. anonymization while western countries are driving ukraine into debt with endless deliveries of weapons from a soldier who knows how to use equipment, exchanging it for food, sim cards for russians will become paid, how much they will cost new subscribers, we will tell in business news. and also this way they will deliver goods to the kaliningrad region after the decision of lithuania to limit transit through its territory. over the past day, the ukrainian military fired twice at the luhansk people's republic, local authorities reported this, nationalists attacked the cities of zymogoria and stakhanov for the attack. they used point u missiles, as a result , one woman was injured, and the night before they forged do

south hasan happened this morning at the scene, the rescue operation is ongoing, i have several rescue busy medikov a. also, two helicopters in total in the cars were 430 passengers, according to iranian media, the train could derail as a result of a collision with an excavator. according to the nato classification, it is no coincidence that the missile of the voivode is called tanah, this is a real weapon of doomsday sarmat will be even more powerful, this missile can provide a combat training unit, the given area arrived with amazing accuracy, the voivode complex replaced it, which it comes to sarmat complex, he was in operation from ukraine every minute on there are almost 6,000 people in combat posts missile forces missile technology. an urgent message comes from donetsk mayor aleksey kulemzin said that ukrainian troops are shelling the central part of the city. mayor aleksey kuleemzin aleksey valeryevich is in touch with us now, hello, what details do you have, what is happening at the moment, as i understand it, that the center of the city has undergone massive shelling. for seve

little personal note if anyone wants to have their hair done i suggest gouvan on wisconsin avenue hasan and his brother were the hairdressers for jill and that she doesn't pay them. she never doesn't tip. she pays them. she doesn't tip and her son has not decided. he will no longer go to the white house because there's no tip involved. anyway, please support us on at guan on wisconsin avenue. he hates the garden. haha, and he will tell you all about it while you're having your hair done. my question 's south african young cohen, i think her name is um, how's that relationship proceeding and i'm also curious about the baby mama. she's been testifying i understand right? yes the baby mama. it was a former stripper called london roberts who actually was was working and establishment. not far from here and when hunter was gentleman's club, yes, and and hunter was nothing but a gentleman when he was that and so so london roberts anyway became pregnant and had three years ago had hunters. fourth child and so hunter though denied that it was his child and in fact in his memoir beautiful things

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abc's lama hasan is in london where the event is taking place.reporter: yeah, good morning to you, whit. this new saudi-backed tournament was billed as an opportunity to reinvigorate golf. an alternative to the big pga tournament with big cash prizes. it's making headlines but for the wrong reasons. this morning, the pga tour taking a swing at some of golf's biggest names for cashing in at the controversial saudi-backed liv tournament. just after teeing off outside london thursday the pga announcing it was suspending 17 players, including phil mickelson, sergio garcia and dustin johnson for participating in the liv tournament. pga tour commissioner writing, these players have made their choice for their own financial-based reasons. liv golf is funded by saudi arabia and has much bigger prizes than the pga. with $4 million going to the winner for each liv event. it's also reportedly offering megadeals to cross over. $200 million to mickelson. $150 million to two-time major winner dustin johnson. >> i like to do a lot of other things beside golf, a

. >> that is all in on this thursday night, msnbc prime starts now with mehdi hasan. good evening. at the time trump was threatening toim declare a national emergency in order to trycy to build his pressures border wallur without congressional approval. and it wasco that threat from trump which prompted this counter threat from house speaker nancy pelosi. >> if the president can declare an emergencyen on something he createdin as an emergency, an illusion that you wants to convey, justnt think of what a president with different values can present to the american people. you want to talkn about a national emergency. let's talk about today, the within-year anniversary of another manifestation of the epidemic of gunof violence in ol america. that's a national emergency. y

hasan.ill have heard that there were three siblings from at least two families, three siblings and you can see the emotion and some of those who were sitting there watching that, watching children release balloons for children who were killed. i mean, it... it gets you in the heart. aisha is the sister of nila. t you in the heart. aisha is the sister of nila.— you in the heart. aisha is the sister of nila. ., ., sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke. _ sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the _ sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the sirens, _ sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the sirens, how- sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the sirens, how scaryl sister of nila. i would never forget i the smoke, the sirens, how scary the fire was and i'll never forget it the fire. i would never forget that i survived. i would never forget my friends and my neighbours who did not. we cannot change the past, but we can change the future. we will st

another game on the road abc 7 news reporter answer hasan spoke to fans and has more now from thrive there's less than 24 hours until game five at warrior fans are getting ready i got. a pool ash the goyle and her family picked up a few things at the warriors shop at thrive city. she says despite the win game 4 was rough was a nail biter. i mean i sat there the whole time wondering what that should have my drink but i should watch it was it was very very close predictions for tomorrow. we're gonna win death always have to worry they're accepting shoes. mehul goyal is a season ticket holder. he will be at game 5. he praises shooting king's steph curry possessed clay thompson and jordan pool need to step it up after game four is so much so much excitement. same predictions. i hope he went i think will win really excited nba finals first time in a couple years and it's gonna be really fun 14 year old alexandra sankoski isn't missing out either shirt. up. yeah, he watched game 4 on tv. he says that win keeps the warriors playoff chances alive. he'll be back out for game 5, that's really

to what the leaders said then new members of the european union and what has long been promised in hasansn union, we do not want to turn our backs on our eastern ones. not a single citizen of russia and ukraine or belarus should feel to neighbors that poland has turned its back on them and so from all the rostrums the european union wants to be russia open expansion of the european union is not to the detriment of russia, it is good, but when it comes down to it, it suddenly turns out that the eu would like the russians began to receive visas for trips to kaliningrad the logic of the european bureaucrats is simple, well, what, lithuania is now members of the european union, we are offered solutions that, in essence, will mean only one right of russians to freely communicate with their relatives living in one or another. e parts of the country. this right will depend on the decision of a foreign state today, when the funeral of the cold war has already taken place, the return to such approaches is absolutely incomprehensible from the solution of this issue affecting the vital interests of

for district attorney that guarantees the county's first ever black da abc 7 news reporter answer hasan breakdown of the candidates and a look at another. lead contested race and neighboring contra, costa county alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley is retiring and didn't name a successor. that will be up to voters. this rick attorneys have so much influence and power that many members of the public may be unaware of terence evans is a partner at the global law firm duane morris raise co-leader of international banking. he's also the current president of the charles houston bar association the oldest black bar association in california all of the candidates in the alameda county da race are also members i think. thing that all four of these candidates will bring to the table. is that personal life experience, but also the experience in the community of everyday working people. just trying to make it and survive. the four candidates are pamela price a civil rights attorney who challenged o'malley in 2018, seth stewart. he's chief of staff to oakland city councilmember dan kalb,

. >> that is all in on this thursday night, msnbc prime starts now with mehdi hasan. good evening. good evening, chris, thank you very much. imagine not having daddies phone number. >> sad story. >> [laughs] something to think about tonight. thanks to you at home for joining us this, hour it was february the 14th, 2018, valentine's day. on that day, a 19 year old mass shooter armed with an ar-15 semi automatic rifle, and multiple magazines of ammunition entered marjorie stone in high school and murdered 17 people, that shooting sparked a nationwide youth lead movement for new gun safety legislation. a year later, little had been done at the federal level to curb gun violence. by valentine valentine's day, 2019, then president donald trump was trying to push attention back to his pet issue, building a wall to stop immigrants. at the time, trump was threatening to declare a national emergency in order to try to build his precious border wall without congressional approval. it was that threat from trump which prompted this counter threat from house speaker, nancy pelosi. >> if the pre

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i'll be back the sunday night, right here on msnbc, at 8 pm eastern, with the mehdi hasan show. msnbc prime starts right now with ari melber. good evening? >> good evening, maybe. and thank you very much. thank you at home joining us. i am ari melber. today the new york times broke ground in the collective understanding of what happened on january 6th. the proud boys paramilitary group were part of that crowd storming the capital capitol that day and all trump had shouted them out before the election. but the way these groups achieved the grave, remarkable act of reaching the capitol during that non long scheduled national security event, that's not been fully accounted for. that's all you're going to get into right now. because this was, of course, one of the only days of the year that both houses of congress have all their members gathered, along with the vice president. many people tend to bring their families as well for that swearing in ceremony. and yet they got in, the very first january 6th hearing broke the news that prior to trump's rally at the lips that day, those pr

i'm mehdi hasan. you need a license to drive a car, you also need proof of insurance.ximize safety, every state in america has hundreds of laws regulating driving. they tell you what side of the road to drive on, one to stop, how fast you can drive. it requires you wear seatbelts, that you drive sober because everybody knows -- operated safely in the wrong hands, they can kill and maim. with a robust set of laws, we can significantly limit damage. why can't we do that with guns? -- on that point. and they always fall back on the same argument, the constitution doesn't guarantee you are right but it does guarantee your gun right. a well regulated militia being necessary to the free stay, the right to the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. the second amendment. argue that the second amendment makes america unique, exceptional, and they're right. apart from the uk, we don't have the second amendment there, it's a right that doesn't exist in canada or france, or india, or russia, or brazil. in fact, only three countries on earth have gun rights embedded i

. >> that is all in on this thursday night, msnbc prime starts now with mehdi hasan. good evening.e number. >> sad story. >> [laughs] something to think about tonight. thanks to you at home for joining us this, hour it was february the 14th, 2018, valentine's day. on that day, a 19 year old mass shooter armed with an ar-15 semi automatic rifle, and

msnbc prime starts right now with mehdi hasan. good evening mehdi. >> good evening. and thank you, chris. and that's to atone for joining us this hour. happy friday. so the year was 1996. president bill clinton was running for reelection. two years earlier, republicans have taken over the house of representatives for the first time in over 40 years. so democrats were focused on every single how see they could possibly win back. one seat they had their eye on was in southern california. it was their candidate for that seat, speaking at the 1996 democratic convention. see if he looks familiar. >> it's a great honor to be here tonight. and i'm proud to be -- for san diego's 49th congressional district. make no mistake, there are big differences between we, democrats, and our opponents. and to gather, with president clinton, we will protect medicare and social security, and a woman's right to choose. we will bring hope and pride and immunity and opportunity and responsibility to our future. thank you very much. good luck. >> he was proud to be carrying the clinton gold b

i'm mehdi hasan. you need a license to drive a car, you also need proof of insurance. stop, how fast you can drive. it requires you wear seatbelts, that you drive sober because everybody knows -- operated safely in the wrong hands, they can

msnbc prime starts right now with mehdi hasan. good evening mehdi. >> good evening.riday. so the year was 1996. president bill clinton was running for reelection. two years earlier, republicans have taken over the house of representatives for the first time in over 40 years. so democrats were focused on every single how see they could possibly win back. one seat they had their eye on was in southern california. it was their candidate for that seat, speaking at the 1996 democratic convention. see if he looks familiar. >>

new episodes of the mehdi hasan show will post every day monday through thursday and we're back next sunday on this channel. >>> another deadly weekend in america. with more than a dozen mass shootings over three days. we'll tell you where negotiations stand on effort to curb gun violence. >>> plus, russia launches new attacks in kyiv. as vladimir putin warns the west against sending advanced rocket systems to ukraine. we'll get a live report. >>> and breaking news overnight from the united kingdom. prime minister boris johnson now facing a no confidence vote triggered by members of his own party. the question is, will the british leader now be removed from office? >>> good morning. and welcome to "way too early." on this monday, june 6th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for joining us. we're coming off another weekend of deadly mass shooting across the country. in the past 72 hours, at least 17 people have been killed, nearly 70 were hurt and several of those victims have critical injuries. according to data from the gun violence archive, there were at least 13 mass shootings from frida

tonight on that mehdi hasan show. -- with democracy itself at stake, are democrats admitting the messaging will announce it could be the first consensual gun control package and decades. but is it all talk and no real action, we'll discuss. and how to fight the right wing propaganda machine, also getting advice from former obama congress boy, author dan fiver.

. >>> tonight, on the mehdi hasan show, no royalty sadly but the republicans are coming and republicansf their opponent, we'll tus. >>> and we'll speak about a new democratic primary fight and a proposal for fixing our broken supreme court. >>> and mehmet oz and his

hands" a recovery of the lost history happens to be the adf anniversary of the court's decision and hasan a lot of relevance to the current debate on reproductive rights. i would also highly recommend victoria's 2009 california law review article. that is a bookend to her book. "in reckless hands." it is really helped me both as a young faculty member and just reading her book and reading her law review article think about these issues. after victoria we have john barrett who isre a professor of law atss st. john's university. he's a world-renowned expert on justice robert jackson,, the elizabeth fellow and director of the robert h jackson center which is ais cosponsor of this event. he is an author of the forthcoming book on nuremberg part of justice jackson and he's the creator of the jackson list which gives me great joy. if you want to subscribe to the jackson list you should e-mail professor barrett. after professor barrett we have michele goodwin who is the chancellor professor at university of california irvine and founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health

in response to that, msnbc's mehdi hasan asked on twitter, quote, remember when republicans lecture everyoneiticizing deaths? the white house is declining to comment on the tweet from governor abbott, but a series of tweets from alejandro mayorkas who said he is heartbroken from the loss of life and placed the blame on human smugglers whom he called, quote, callus individuals who have no regard for the vulnerable people they exploit and endanger to make a profit. >> the only thing i'll say about greg abbott, he certainly wasn't talking about that during donald trump's administration blaming donald trump, katty kay for getting, again, the lowest rate of illegal border crossings, he inherited that from barack obama and then it spiked. but this is -- i've got to say this is something democrats and i've said it for some time and people don't like hearing it, they need to hear it. this is something that democrats need to get their arms around. we have to have laws at the border that can be both humane but also that can support legal, safe immigration. sending a message to poor under developed cou