governor healey, i know how much you have on your plate. thank you for taking the time to join us. >>> coming up. with trump's return to power, the judicial system is about to be tested in ways it never has before. we've got to talk about that and prepare. we will see what happens. sherrilyn ifill is standing by and she joins me. ins me. radiant skin. new vaseline radiant x body lotion with 1% niacinamide. level up to even toned skin. >>> among trump's many immigration proposals as a promise to issue an coexecutive order to end birthright citizenship in america and yesterday asked neal katyal if that was possible. >> he also promised to sign an executive order to end birthright citizenship in the united states. can he do that via executive order? >> no. last i checked on the president can't override the constitution, the 14th amendment is as clear as day, that there is no way he can do that. if he tries that, he will lose in court every day of the week. >> few people know the law better analysis correct about the law and since birthright ci

and it looks like maura healey is doubling down on just completely rejecting the will of the residentsaking of which, here is the governor in her own words. this was on wednesday. listen. >> if the trump administration requested, with the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no. absolutely not. every tool in the toolbox is going to be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents, and protect our states, and certainly to hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. >> sandra: no, absolutely not. if the trump administration requested massachusetts state police assist in these mass deportations. final thought from you? >> yeah, i think that she is absolutely hypocritical. she's relying on emotional appeals to people, and not taking into account the facts. the fact that we have a housing crisis here in massachusetts, which she seems to be very vocal about, but makes no means or no motions to actually deport or remove the people that are using our right to shelter law in an abusive way so that young moms, homeless people, veterans aren't able to use the re

the uk i defence secretary john healey defence secretary john healey today defence secretaryjohn healeye than at any point since the beginning of the invasion of ukraine by ukraine and take ukrainian people because he needs our children to take the next countries, poland, romania, and in the baltic countries he will also meet british soldiers and that will also mean nato. if the world wants to prevent such a scenario, maximum support should be sent now. the time has arrived.— should be sent now. the time has arrived. between now and the arrival _ has arrived. between now and the arrival of _ has arrived. between now and the arrival of donald - has arrived. between now and the arrival of donald trump i has arrived. between now and the arrival of donald trump in | the arrival of donald trump in the arrival of donald trump in the white house, do you think the white house, do you think the plan will be for ukraine to use as many of these longer range missiles as possible to make inroads in terms of the front line? in the latest news we are seeing that ukraine is going to allow deserters to

the government here hasn't commented directly, but the defence secretary john healey spoke to his ukrainian last night — and today told mps "ukraine's action on the battlefield speaks for itself." it comes after kyiv also used us—made longer—range missiles known as atacms to strike targets within russia. and in a further move aimed at strengthening ukraine's hand, president biden has agreed to give it anti—personnel landmines to slow russia's advances — a decision which has drawn condemnation from campaigners. here's gordon corera. the sound, it's thought, of a british storm shadow missile. fired by ukraine, striking inside russia. there is no official confirmation, but the evidence points in that direction. so, what do we know? the signs are that it hit in the kursk region, year, close to the border. that is within the range of the storm shadow missile. the bbc has also verified videos showing damage from the same area, where there was the sound of the explosions and debris is also said to have been recovered from the area. if you look closely, you can actually see the words storm shadow.

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here is what maura healey told lawrence this week. >> if the trump administration requested, with the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. >> in california gavin newsom is calling for a special session of that state's legislature to "trump proof that states laws." trump's victory has also resulted in a legal victory. jack smith what -- made what is likely to be the first step in ending the prosecution against donald trump for election interference. a judge granted jack smith's request to pause the federal case. he told the judge that he could have a decision on how to resolve the case by december 2nd. the second inauguration of donald trump is 73 days away. america and allies are bracing for donald trump's return to the white house. the biden administration plans to rush more than $6 billion to ukraine in security assistance before donald trump takes office. nbc news has confirmed that on wednesday, the day after the election, elon musk joined a call between donald trump and ukrainian president. during september's debate with vice president ha

and when we heard the defence secretary, john healey, in the house of commons earlier, again, he didn'tpened — but he did say he had had a conversation with the ukrainian defence minister yesterday, and they talk about what he described as ukraine's robust response to russian escalation. let's have a listen to what else he said. ukraine's action on the battlefield speaks for itself. we, as a nation and as a government, are doubling down on our support for ukraine and determined to do more. the independent mp — and former labour leader — jeremy corbyn has said the prime minister should make a statement to parliament, immediately, to confirm whether uk missiles have been fired into russia. mr corbyn said sir keir starmer must tell the british public if this means we are now at war with a nuclear power, what risk this poses to people in britain, and why this action was taken without any approval from parliament. hannah, obviouslyjeremy hannah, obviously jeremy corbyn has hannah, obviouslyjeremy corbyn has a very particular identity within british politics. but will that view strike a chord

however, defense ministerjohn healey said he spoke with his ukrainian counterpart on tuesday, pledgings support. ukraine's action on the buy to fill speaks for itself. we, as a nation and government are doubling down on our support for ukraine and are determined to do more. madam deputy speaker, i remain committed to keeping parliament as fully informed as possible, and the right honourable gentleman in the house i think what i understand the reasons are why at this point, i am not able to go into any further operational details. ukraine launched those british storm shadows just a day after firing american—made long—range weapons into russia for the first time, following a green—light from president biden. bracing for a russian response, the us and several other countries closed their embassies in kyiv. air raid sirens rang out in the capital wednesday morning but no casualties or damage were reported and the us embassy has now reopened. meanwhile ukrainians who've remained on the frontline are repairing their homes impacted by russian shelling ahead of winter.many of the surrounding h

right to the governor of massachusetts, maura healey, she is a harris surrogate. governor, thank you. harris, throat her campaign, called herself and referred to her ticket as the underdog. but according to the washington post her campaign now is much more confident. if there is a win by narrow margins according to that prediction, why would that be? what is the campaign seeing now? >> well, i can tell you what i am seeing, i was on the ground in pennsylvania on friday campaigning in allentown, levi valley, and philadelphia, and it was next level in terms of the energy, the momentum, yes, this is an incredibly close race, we knew it would be. but i tell something by who i talk to at the various field offices and the people who have been out canvasing, i got to tell you, there is such a cross section of people who have been out canvassing for kamala harris and tim walz, especially people who have never canvased before. i think that is why there is so much momentum and energy right now behind the vice president, and also, you know, i think she has been clear about h

k. defend secretary john healey said the state of the british armed forces was quote, far worse than we thought. so why then would they still be supported supporting an escalation in this conflict, putting their own citizens potentially at risk? so there's a number of issues at play here. one is this legacy of the british to continue to be a of what you always say over confidence in their own military, in their own military capabilities. there is a little bit of historical continuity here, of course. but the other important issue is that many of these european countries, the united kingdom included feel that the united states will, their power will come to bear in the events that their security is threatened. uh, but i think that there is a miscalculation happening here. again, the american people are not strongly and supportive war, and our congress has had to walk us slowly into this war in ukraine. when of course, there are interest among our political and economic lead that have wanted this war with russia for some time there threatened, of course, by the sovereignty and independ

but despite all this, democrat governor maura healey says her state will not cooperate with president's deportation plans once he enters the oval office in january. >> would the massachusetts state police assist in pass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. i think that the key here is thatter tool in the toolbox is going to be used to protect our citizens and residents and states. and certainly to hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. >> no stranger to the migrant crime. haitian who entered the u.s. through a government program was arrested for allegedly raping a 15-year-old and this is how healey responded then. >> i think that we have the right systems in place. unfortunately, this is -- you know, a terrible incident. you don't want to see anything like this happen. this is also an individual who came in lawfully under the federal government through a federal program. we have security and systems in place. we have vetting in place. it is unfortunate that, you know, from time to time things will happen. >> todd: unfortunate from time to time things will happen. back to the

maura healey, governor of massachusetts, she's starting the the resistance. deportations, she won't let the state police take part in it. what can you do about that is? >> no, she has nothing to do with deportations, and she can't stop it. it's a federal process. i.c.e. is a federal agency. the fact that they won't cooperate, that's probably already written into the equation. i know we're going to have states that are not going to cooperate. we have cities that are called sanctuary cities. they don't even tell us when they arrest a illegal immigrant under normal charges. so, yeah, that's just par for the course. we have to work around it. you know, some states will cooperate, some won't. but i don't think that's going to deter donald trump from what he needs to do. look, we need to abide by the law. there are people here, they need to have their day in court. if they're pound, that they don't have a valid -- found that they don't have a valid asylum claim, they need to be deported. the federal government's going to follow law that the state governments aren't

match this weekend, ireland taking on australia and wait for the roar at the aviva stadium if cian healey capped ireland player. irealand will be looking to make it three wins out of four in their autumn series and wallabies will be looking for a response after defeat to scotland last weekend, but both camps recognise healey�*s milestone. i'v e i've obviously watched not quite my primary school days but early secondary school days and remember him exploding onto the scene, so dynamic, actually watching some of those highlights during the week from his debut against australia. some of his carries, so explosive, skill set and his longevity has been unbelievable. yeah, the old fella, it is really good — yeah, the old fella, it is really good to— yeah, the old fella, it is really good to see. he's a good character. he 's_ good to see. he's a good character. he 's lreen— good to see. he's a good character. he 's been around for a very long time _ he 's been around for a very long time for— he 's been around for a very long time for the _ he 's been around for a very long time for the ireland t

john healey said some are more than 50 years old, and the money would help fund replacements., at a time of growing international tensions. the rate of inflation in the uk has seen its steepest rise month—on—month for two years. you in october it was 2.3% — that's up from 1.7% are in september. the office for national statistics says that's partly due to the increase in the energy price cap, which has meant higher costs for gas and electricity. the car—maker ford has announced its cutting 800 jobs in the uk over the next three years — that's 15% of its workforce there.it�*s part of a major restructuring programme, which will see 4,000 posts closed across europe.the company said the cuts were due to difficult trading conditions, strict new environmental controls, and weak demand for electric vehicles. a australia has introduced legislation that will ban under 165 from accessing social media. speaking to parliament on thursday, the communications minister michelle rowland said it was a "world—first" bill that will protect young australians at a critical stage in their developmen

british defense secretary john healey said ukraine's actions on the battlefield speak for themselves.tement did not specify exactly when the attack took place or the type of weapon used. russia's defense ministry said today it intercepted 44 drones launched by ukrainian armed forces oveight. ukraine's intelligence agency accused russia of carrying out what it described as a psychological aack after several embassies, including the u.s. temporarily shut down in kyiv wednesday due to false air raid alerts. the u.s. embassy in kyiv resumed services following a temporary shelter in place suspension earlier today in response to this. a ukrainian member of parliament told us about the mood in key event on the battlefield. >> we have seen the embassies closed temporarily. what are things like in kyiv? are you bracing for a significant strike on the capital? >> the truth is, sunday, early morning, around 6:00 i woke up from the sound of the hypersonic missiles being blown up in kyiv. it is a sound i still cannot forget. it was extremely loud and extremely terrifying. i had to rush to the bath

cian healey came off the bench to win his 134 cap, an irish record.christchurch. harry brook�*s 171 and ben stokes 80 helped england to a first innings lead and by the close on day three they had reduced new zealand to 15576 in their second innings — just a four run lead . play resumes in the next couple of hours and england should wrap up the win barring some extaraordinary resistance from the kiwis. and in the last hour england�*s women have completed a 3—0 clean sweep against south africa in the twenty20 series. they won by a whopping nine wickets at centurion. i will be back later with another update. to ireland where the results are trickling in in the country�*s general election. sinn fein has said it�*s hopeful of winning the most seats in the parliament in dublin for the first time. but the parties which led the outgoing coalition government say they�*re both performing well in the early tallies. a final result isn�*t expected until the end of the weekend. let�*s speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who�*s in dublin for us. so far we

and tonight massachusetts governor maura healey was asked if state police would cooperate in mass deportations. >> no, absolutely not. every tool in the toolbox has to be used to protect our citizens, protect our residents, and protect our state. >> garret, tonight we have new reporting on trump supporter elon musk and the president-elect's call with ukraine's president zelenskyy. >> that's right, lester. when trump took a call musk walked into the room and greeted the ukrainian leader, according to a source with knowledge of the conversation. the source said musk then left and was not substantively involve in the call. >>> in europe authorities are calling an outburst of anti-semitic violence. attacks on israeli soccer fans on the streets of amsterdam after a match last night. dozens of people were injured. megan fitzgerald is there with late details for us. >> reporter: tonight a violent and hate-fueled attack on israeli soccer fans in amsterdam. the mayor says it was at the hands of anti-semitic hit-and-run squads. >> i got a punch in my face, in my lip. it was organized. >> reporter: it ha

i am sure that in private . and definitely not in public, in publicjohn healey has been loyal to thehis cloth - like other departments. i am sure you are right that implied that he will be - making similar arguments. john healy gave an interview at the weekend talking - about how it was all personal to him because his side had i signed up as a reservist - and would be willing to fight become irrelevant. it was already on the backs of. minds of people in government that if donald trump won the presidential election, the entire frame through. which this new government was approaching the government finances might shift a little - because they might have i to spend more on defence more quickly than - they were planning to. i am so struck that alreadyl the political balance for this government was pretty delicate in terms of persuading - labour mps, the labour. movement more generally that they were spending scarce resources in the right way, - aligned with the right labour priorities. - if a load of money now has i to go to defence faster than it otherwise would have done, i or in great

provinces the what's the, what's the hardware patients and the steadfastness of the products under healey, vitus to seek to a level has been completely brief. old thanks to gold, the load of the wells. gold wheel chart. we will reach henson damascus. this defense is march, the 4th major escalation with government forces. and it began after the hey at the city to shen group, launched a surprise attack earlier in the week. and opposition forces say the flight is only beginning to send who was just, you know, so the authorization alliance has led by high leadership. it says syrian citing group that was formed in 2016. it's predecessor, unless it upfront was an affiliate of outside of, within the opposition to the us government. since 2017, the group has tried to change its image saying that it cut ties with outside of. now it runs a cell style civilian authority and it live known as the salvation governments that provide civil services like tax collection and security and supervisors. the health education and agricultural sector is it's become the strongest opposition group in northwestern s

well, healey, peak levels were reached on thursday climbing to move in $45.00 europe per megawatt hour from australia. i'm sorry, i'm going to say car and can nice soul a told is the issue between o m v and the guys from cause has been resolved results. they should have taken another approach and said, who was the partners from guess from which they know well and figure out how to respond to this decision. so wrong then reactive by saying, okay, then if you don't pay us the new rates and here we are in a situation where all of the you will, has been trying ever since spring 2022 to uh, to say good bye to russian on board. its always thought it was cold and it was on again, it was gas, now it's about the next section packaged out and she from a russia. so it's just turning away from a russian, a commodity exports. it started to impress that it didn't stop in law school, and of course it's just not the approach by mrs. on the line to and to and we just reassurance this narrative, the russians i went from, isaac, and a check stubs, which is not the truth because i guess is flowing wired t

police officer and the state of ohio has been found guilty of murder for the shooting death of andre healey, who was on um, former officer, adam co coy shots too. who was black white. he was leaving his neighbors. got raj in 2020 coy claimed. he mistook his car keys for a gun, a president, bull latino who has ordered all charges dropped against teenagers, were arrested against the government. processed in august. so as he protested, is under the age of 18, but accused of treason by prosecutors of footage of them enforced during the arraignment on friday, sparked public outrage. germany is promising more help to you, pray and mazda us connections and the possibility of another trump presidency. raise questions over washington's ongoing support. german foreign minister and in a bad bulk paid a visit to keith, where she was briefed on the department of german n t across the tanks. germany is the top contribute to me to create the ukraine off to the us. but both the us connections and political tablets and been in so many ukraine bodied that support might be reliable, bare bulk attempted to all

on the, as the, on the cabinet, the eastern part of the central area were almost non stop on the healey art dealers . since early hours of this morning, it is believed to be targeting remaining residential buildings, as well as work as a deterrence for people not to come back to their homes every once in a while. many of the display scam is because of the dire living conditions. as we heard of from the report of my colleague in tens can stand in displacement area. they try to get back to their homes. they have the ongoing guard to lose the concept tax to prevent them and work as a barrier between them and their homes in the eastern part of that. then from there to people from the century, i've been in displacement for the past 4 months since there's been a ministry expanded, the military operation in the central area, mainly in the eastern eastern part. the 33 people have been killed in the past 24 hours, including the late hours of last night of the 5 people here in the my as the refugee camp. and it is the lead. they are part of law enforcement. the group were working to secure the de

defence secretary has been answering questions in the comments in the last little while and john healeyhe long range missiles the uk is sending ukraine. despite being asked about the storm shadow and whether it could be used inside russia following whatjoe biden has agreed with us long—range missiles, he would not be drawn because john missiles, he would not be drawn becausejohn healy refused to comment further at saying, he did not want to be drawn on the use of long—range missiles because it would compromise operational security. he did say he is spoken to the us defence secretary yesterday and was speaking to ukraine's defence minister earlier today. he has had this conversation but not answering directly whether the uk's storm shadow missiles could be used inside russia. we will keep an ion any movement or development on that story. authorities in india have announced further restrictions for construction activities and vehicle movements in the capital delhi to combat worsening air quality — which has now been categorised as �*severe plus�*. judges said the measure should not be lif

i thinkjohn healey, the defence secretary, is heading back, i think, to berlin, or certainly to meett of round of visible, visible unity. but then also you talk to people in the sort of defence circles here, and some of them are really frustrated that they think that allies have not all been pulling an equal weight. obviously the us, the uk, the poles, others have been giving significant amounts of support. and the germans. but you know, we've talked about it before, haven't we? there's always this sense... and in fact, president macron said this. he said that western leaders should be humble about this, that what's happened has often been too late. you know, zelenskyy has asked and asked and asked and asked. and then eventually the request is granted, and then asked and asked and asked and asked for the next thing. and then eventually the request was granted. so if you go back to the beginning of this conflict, i think from memory, germany initially offered helmets and sleeping bags. yeah, there's a lot of criticism and there's a split in the coalition government there. sure. yeah.

>> well, joining us now is the governor of massachusetts, maura healey. thank you for joining us.u know, trump lost in massachusetts three times in a row. you know you have citizens in massachusetts who are afraid of what is coming in a trump precedency. what can the people of massachusetts and other states expect from their governors, people in massachusetts expect from you in this trump administration in situations where you might find yourself opposed to the trump administration? >> reporter: good evening lawrence. a challenging time for our country. you know, i will say it simply and that is, we are going to show up and do our job. tomorrow i will be traveling out to open a new veterans home as we celebrate and commemorate veterans' day next week. it is really important and what you will see from my colleagues we will show up and continue to work on the issues that really matter to constituents in our state. i am a state of seven million people, 36% of them voted for trump. you know, while massachusetts went blue i also am a governor for everyone. i think that is how we all lo

what just hold for i have to say about the fact support by healey os was discontinued in 2023 due to a change in strategy. currently as part of the diesel group, we are in the process of setting new validated science based goals. primary objective is to avoid or reduce emissions on all levels, wherever possible in brussels, the problems of the private comp and all setting market a well known as name out loud. i also see that many of sitting projects that currently exist don't work on to come up with independent studies, have proven it. so i can agree kind of the lie of off setting is unfortunately true, right? that's what happens in only 2024, the u parliament passed a new directive. it prohibits companies from making unsubstantiated climate promises. you know, might not force them. is these except if it's you don't the most the, most in my view certification should be provided by a regulator and i was it you as a key role to play here. it can now say if you want to do something in our markets, if you want to contribute to off setting our remaining emissions, then you have to do it a

we will talk to one of them, massachusetts governor maura healey who has some experience governing during a trump term and we will talk to her. the guardrails could be lower so we will talk to one of the best in the country, sherrilyn ifill, and it could be members of congress. we will talk to one of them too, dan goldman. i want to start with a bit of a look at the people trump is choosing to serve in his administration.

>> well, joining us now is the governor of massachusetts, maura healey.r, thank you very much for joining us on this important night. as you know, donald trump has lost in massachusetts three times in a row. you know that you have citizens in massachusetts who are afraid of what is coming in a trump presidency. what can the people in massachusetts and what can the people of other states expect from their governors? what can people in massachusetts expect from you in this trump administration in situations where you might find yourself opposed to the trump administration? >> well, good evening, lawrence. look, this is a challenging time for our country. and i will say it quite simply. that is, we're going to show up and do our job. tomorrow i'll be traveling out to open a new veterans home to celebrate and commemorate veterans day next week. i think it is really important. what you'll see from my colleagues is we'll show you and continue to work on the issues that really matter to constituents in our state. i'm a state of 7 million people. 36% of them vote

i was listening to governor healey, who you played that interview with her.ot make local law enforcement responsible for immigration. that's a constitutional question. the tenth amendment says the federal government cannot coerce states into enforcing federal laws, and immigration is a federal responsibility. so they can be pressured, there can be threats. they try to threaten we'll take all your money away if you don't do this. we'll have to see how it plays out because donald trump doesn't have any qualms ability tearing up the constitution that. >> professor, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> tonight a major development in ukraine. the biden administration has authorized ukraine to use long range missiles in the war against russia. if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis symptoms can sometimes hold you back. but now there's skyrizi, so you can be all in with clearer skin. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪yeah, i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me.♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ with skyr

and the governor, governor healey said, absolutely not. as a proud californian, governor newsom is getting together with the legislation to figure out. we have 2.2 million undocumented people in the state of california, from nurses, doctors, farmers, across. what are we going to do state by state to make sure that our people, and this to me by the way is a perfect opportunity, you know when people use the word "citizen" a lot? i think citizenship is what's at stake here. for all of us who are not citizens, because we were not born here or we don't have legal status in many ways, we are exhibiting citizenship, because we're still here, and we want to be a part of this country, right? and that this is our home. >> let's answer that question, what can people do, what should people be doing? because among the promises that donald trump made to his voting base, which includes 54% of latino men, and many of them are in mixed status families, so they're going to find this out, maybe that's not what they voted for but what they will get, what can

they are pivoting if you read between the lines, for example, you have massachusetts governor maura healeyre not going to cooperate with deportations in the background they are trying to decrease shelter stays from nine months to six months. they see the practical limitations it's just a matter of how many progressive feathers can you ru68. >> lawrence: this is more pr. they don't want to openly agree with trump behind the scenes okay maybe we are willing to give over the criminals. but we just don't want to say this publicly to tick off our progressive allies. >> that might be part of it, yes. in massachusetts you still have ice rounding up immigrants with criminal background but they are still not getting cooperation sphrims massachusetts law enforcement it. depends. >> lawrence: have you been great on the campaign trail. we look forward to seeing your reports in the future. thank you so much, careen. >> thanks. >> lawrence: trump vs. trendfully trump vs. harris yard signs. message of unity ahead of thanksgiving. that's next. ♪ ♪ lowe's knows when it comes to the holidays... everything h

you got governor healey, i'm not going to allow my state police to work with president trump.my favorite. phil murphy, the governor of new jersey. he says, i'll fight to the death, i'll fight back with every fiber of my being. except donald trump got 1.9 million votes in new jersey, which was 600,000 more than phil murphy did when he ran, jesse. >> jesse: some of it is posturing, and you expect that from democrats. they are not always the best losers. unlike republicans, who take it easily and we are just -- [laughter] the resistance is coming into focus. i remember the first trump term it was schiff, comey, mueller, now it looks like the blue state governors. the 2028 present teresa started. best way to raise your profile is a democrat is to clash with trump. now does that help the people you represent? no, but they don't care. thought about that. it's just about politics. the big battle is going to be energy, at first. trump might not win any battle there because the states control their own energy lecture city and water and all of that, but he can definitely job on the hell

. >> one massachusetts governor maura healey was asked by my colleague if she would accept trump's request what she had to say -- >> if the trump administration requested, with the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. >> last but not least, we also heard from harris' running in america's coach, minnesota governor tim walz. >> a moment they try to bring a hateful agenda to the state, i am ready to stand up and fight for the way we do things here. >> american civil liberties union has also bowed to fight back against trump's agenda saying, we filed 434 legal actions against trump while he was in office and we will do it again. outlooks like propublica responsible for the bombshell reporting on the supreme court scandals and rolling stone also released statement vowing to hold the trump administration accountable. it is going to be income but on everyone to not give up and not to give in to trump's dark agenda. our politicians, institutions, and the media, we can't do it alone, but we can do it. trump won but the fight for this country is not over. no

i want the talk about this, this is massachusetts governor maura healey. listen. >> would the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. i think that the key here is that, you know, every tool in the toolbox has got to be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents and protect our states and, certainly, to hold the line on on democracy and the rule of law. rachel: ron, this is fascinating because this, of course, is on the heels of i.c.e. in boston arresting three illegal immigrants, a child sex predator, an ms-and gang member -- ms-13 gang member a drug trafficker as sanctuary states continue the harbor these criminals. what say you. >> it's bizarre. she talks about the rule of law, but then she doesn't want the assist in raising the quality of life of her constituency in the state. think about it. who is she protecting? she's trying to protect people who have entered the country illegally. not been invited here, not been inspected, not been vetted, people who are in the country illegally and then are in mass

maura healey of massachusetts. they will react to certain policies put in place.t are they going to react to? immigration investigations. the immigration thing i think is potentially the most volatile. what if you enter a situation where you have federal agents looking for migrants? what do state officials do in response to that? i don't even know what that looks like, but that seems really volatile. >> max, if democrats are in the wilderness right now and they don't have power, who is there to hold the line and push back against trump right now? >> hakeem jeffries is the leader of the democratic party in my book. i think that will come exceedingly into focus irrespective of the chair race. he is the best messager and uniter in the country. you're also going to see abigail spanberger and her 2025 gubernatorial race be a huge bellwether for the party. all of these are going to be really, really significant, but perhaps the most important thing will be what is the message that unites the midterm elections for the democrats? in 2018, it was anti-corruption. in 2006,

this is maura healey. >> if the trump administration request it, would the massachusetts state policeations? >> no, absolutely not. >> laura: let's keep those men who raped those girls and what was it nantucket or martha's vineyard, let's keep them in massachusetts. make massachusetts great again. senator, your reaction to this? >> they don't get it this is a lot of lessons to be learned by the democrats from this landslide that president trump just delivered for the american people. i think the combination of this coping they are doing and trump derangement syndrome which is the root cause of it will not allow them actually to assess what happened here. their entire party has been orientated over the last decade as an anti-trump movement that was soundly rejected in a verdict delivered by the american people on tuesday in numbers that not quite frankly not many people would have predicted. so the republicans now have a mandate. and we need to deliver on that. we need a secure border. we need an economy that works for working people. we need to. >> laura: what i want to get at in this

massachusetts governor maura healey went for coach was. new jersey governor phil murphy who i'm pretty sure has no idea how to fix anything in a car and maine's governor, jenna mills, both went with car guy tim walz. in michigan, governor gretchen whitmer opted for state fair, holding a dog is a pig tim walz. they did a fantastic job. i certainly think they had a good time and i hope you did, too. a very happy halloween to all of you out there. in many ways, it has been a scary year. maybe that will be behind us. on that note, i wish you all a very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. >>> happy halloween to everyone joining us tonight. hopefully you have some candy by your side. if you dressed up, i hope your costume was a good. to be honest, i'm not sure anybody can beat this group costume. >> tim walz here and i'm passing the phone to someone who's going to build more affordable housing. >> coach walls here and i'm passing the phone to so

have to try to step up and get more involved in their local communities because clearly governor healeyur administration is hoping to move forward. >> molly: thank you so much. i'm wishing you a happy thanksgiving and of course the four kids good i'm sure you have a million things you would like to be doing right now so we appreciate your time. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. thank you. >> john: airbnb host in the washington, d.c., area urging other hosts to block trump supporters from renting their places during the inauguration. it's a form of resistance but is it legal? we will ask our fox news legal editor kerri urbahn coming up next. plus this. >> an elected official in cook county. >> you are on video. >> molly: a democrat official in illinois are arrested for driving under the influence. a live report from chicago with the latest on this. and covid goes up. last year, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. so if someone you love is older, talk with them about vaccines. millions have lost weight with noom. like lauren, who found the perfect com

election, and we're already seeing a resistance come into motion, with massachusetts governor maura healeyng my colleague lawrence o'donnell that she will use every tool to fight back against the trump era deportations, and governor gavin newsom of california, a state with close to 2 million undocumented immigrants, calling for a special session to fortify the state's policies against the next president. trump responded to the call from democratic governors with a truth sold post where he took aim at california. and claimed to be an agent of the u.s. demanding states do what he says. joining me now is phil weiser, attorney general from colorado. a state trump has consistently disparaged with false stories of venezuelan gangs taking over, which now serves as the inspiration for his so-called operation aurora. something that deeply offends me because i used to live in the next door town in colorado. let's talk about this, attorney general weiser. thank you for being here. how do you stop him? if he decides to order the state of colorado to round up every single undocumented person there and

this comes as maura healey says her state will not cooperate with president trump's deportation planssist in mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. i think that the key here is that every tool in the toolbox has got to be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents and protect our states and certainly to hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. >> todd: trump says he will launch the largest domestic deportation operation in america history but not just mass chutes many blue state leaders are trying to push back on trump's deportation plan including in los angeles. the city council there actually doubling down on its sanctuary city policies. but citizens say they're fed up. one of those business owner paul, great to see you as always. let's be clear, ice is going to remove illegals in la whether the city participates or not. tom homan has been explicit to that. all this does and what other sanctuary cities are doing is create a dangerous environment not only for the agents but for the public at large. does anybody in los angeles actually want that, paul? >> absolut

massachusetts governor mara healey becoming the first to explicitly state her state will not cooperate with mass deportations. immigration lawyers are getting ready for battle. that includes the aclu which scored wins against trump over family separations and his travel ban. the group now sending an epien letter to trump, vowing to defend people's rights in the courts, at state legislatures, and in the streets. there is a lot happening today including renewed threats from trump to abolish the department of education. trump picked lee zeldin to run the epa and trump naming gop congresswoman elise stefanik to be the united states ambassador to the united nations. but we will start tonight with the fast developing fight over immigration. joining me now is cecilia wong, aclu national legal director and fernando maundy, a political analyst. thanks to both of you. cecilia, trump is getting the gang back together , tom homan and steven miller. they are the epitome of the idea that the cruelty is the point. your thoughts on how bad it is going to be? >> absolutely. so with the appointment of t

you just heard governor healey there say massachusetts police won't assist in deportationings.arm these people? >> well, look, if they're not going to help, hen get the hell out of the way. here's the difference. we're going to take the handcuffs off i.c.e. and let i.c.e. do what they do best, right? if let's remember, under the biden administration, there was a record number of remuscles. a lot of sanctuary is cities are working behind the scenes with i.c.e. right now because of the crime, because of the numerous young women that have been sexually assaulted and murdered. there are a lot of sanctuary cities working with i.c.e. as we speak. i talk to i.c.e. every day. they want to help because if they understand this is a criminal problem. let's make it clear, president trump has said and i've said a hundred time, this deportation operation, the priority's going to be public safety threats and national security threats. they will be the priorities. and no one should be pushing back against removing a public safety threat from the streets of this country and protecting our citiz

griff, democrats, for example, governor maura healey of massachusetts, promising to resist trump's deportationthe administration if get around that? >> reporter: good morning, stu. great question. tom homan says if jurisdictions won't cooperate, they had a better get out of the way because the crackdown is coming. man telling hannity this. >> president trump has made it clear, we will prioritize public safety and national security threats first, and that's our focus. there's over 1.5 convicted criminal aliens in this country with final orders of removal that we're going to be looking for. there's thousands of garage members we're going to be looking for. >> reporter: health care oman began his career in california as a border patrol agent in 1985 a, then later acting i.c.e. director, and he said they are begin deporting the more than 700,000 criminal aliens already deemed formidable by a judge. alsos on this team, stu, stephen miller. he was the argument text of that remain in mexico policy under the first trump administration, widely responsible for reducing illegal processings and morale amo

i asked massachusetts governor mora healey about that the day after the election. >> absolutely not.s -- i do think it's important that we all recognize that there's going to be a lot of pressure on states and state officials, and i can assure you, we are going to work really hard to deliver. i think that the key here is that every tool in the toolbox has got to be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents and protect our states, and certainly to hold the line on democracy and the rule of law as a basic sensible. >> today, and this is very important, donald trump's so- called border czar, thomas homan, did not say one word about asking for help from state police and for mass deportation. and even more importantly, he did not say one word about using military assets. >> we are already working on a plan. i'll be going down to mar-a- lago this week to put the final touches on the plan. yeah, we're going to take the handcuffs off i.c.e. i.c.e. knows who they are looking for. i.c.e. knows who they are. take the handcuffs off i.c.e., do the job, protect the country, resting ba

. >> let me ask you finally, massachusetts governor maura healey said she would not cooperate with thernor gavin newsom also said he would work to protect immigrant families. can states actually do that? how key it will state and local leaders be as a line of defense? nevada senator jacky rosen, who just won re-election, is also made clear her intentions to protect undocumented families in this country. >> this is going to be vital. i know for us, even just watching your assignment earlier , a congressman talking about what he was talking about, century cities, he wouldn't say the word. we do not need that type of faltering. we need elected officials who are going to come out and say they're going to protect us. not just on party lines. i hope that many of the moderate republicans, republicans who know that this is not the way to move the united states forward, those democrats who are often feeling a little bit behind, we need them to be as strong as they can possibly be, because it will come to line, as jean said, where i will not be able to speak up for myself. we are literally going