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lamar jackson, the jack show, and the ravens are going to the postseason. it looked like things weren't going too well as they fumbled the ball. and then in the fourth quarter, it all came down to this. fourth and ten, the browns are almost in field goal range. you see that imaginary big thick red line. they kind of got to get to there to kick a field goal but they don't on fourth down, so the ravens go to the postseason. they'll play the l.a. chargers next weekend. >> how about this football game. philadelphia and washington up there in washington. the eagles got to win and they had to have minnesota lose. minnesota lost. eagles won. that's nick foles, remember the mvp in the super bowl, the touchdown and one. nate sudfeld also had a touchdown pass in this game. that's his first career touchdown. congratulations. many of you "gma" viewers out there watched him in indiana all those years. the eagles take down washington. the eagles have a chance to repeat, and they're like playing with house money at this point. >> they are. dreat today. tica right now, g >

at least until after the election when jackson chose to use that interview with buchanan as proof that clay attempted to sell his support to jack before turning to -- to jackson before turning to adams. buchanan never supported this version of events, and finally he flatly in the press denied it, saying that he had never been an emissary from henry clay. this denial presented a problem for the jackson side. it must not be so. jackson's insistence that this is precisely what happened gives the impression that jackson truly believed that buchanan had done what jackson claimed despite buchanan's denials. jackson continued to insist that clay had sent buchanan. it also points to a strangely unique sense of self and rectitude that guided jackson. adams and clay were bad. so anything necessary to bring them down was excusable, even laudatory. now, there were a lot of people that did not believe this smear. some of them were actually in the jacksonite movement. martin van buren, for example, who actually ran the last part of jackson's 1828 successful campaign. but he always remained very friendly with henry clay. there's also thomas h

congress woman sheila jackson of texas and jason johnson and jack flag luzzi. >> and we're at six trump operations under criminal investigation. the trump campaign, the trump transition, the trump inauguration, the trump administration, the trump organization, and the trump foundation. how dangerous are all of these investigations coming from six dictions at trump? and following weeks of voter fraud allegations in the race of north carolina ninth congressional, democrats and republicans are faced of a possibility of a do-over for the primary and the general. we'll have the latest on that from the chairman of the north carolina democratic party. and celebrity apprentice chief of staff edition, after a chaotic search for number one, trump announced via twitter tonight that mick mulvaney, the current director of the office of management and budget will become his -- catch this -- his acting chief of staff. isn't that redundant. they're all acting. >>> and a moral echo of what happened on this day six years ago and we must remember it. this is "hardball," where the action is. rch, read earn

, nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos and philip rucker, post white house bureau chief. ms. jack soson i'll start with . what do we make of this back and forth, this very public he said, he said between the president and his former attorney and fixer? >> two things, number one, contrast and compare what the president had previously to say about michael cohen, he's a great guy. he's a good dude. i don't know if the president technically called him a good dude. he had nothing but praise for michael cohen until this summer when cohen began publicly talking about how his loyalties had shifted and his loyalties had shifted away from the president and toward the prosecutors who were holding that prospect of a sentence over his head. and so i think that that is one important piece of context to think about here. the other is as i'm sure others will note, it is not simply, so the president and michael cohen are saying two different things. there are more people who back up michael cohen's version of events than there are who back up donald trump's. >> mr. rucker, you just wrote about the

these tom brokaw pieces and to senior producer jack bore and editor anthony for mika's camp david accord lookback. that does it for us this morning. hallie jackson picks up the coverage right now. >> thank you, joe. hallie jackson in for stephanie ruhle this morning. we begin with no end in sight. after less than seven minutes in session yesterday, congress has basically done work for the year. so this shutdown will last past the new year. maybe well into january. the options ahead with the white house out on defense this morning. >> the president has been willing to negotiate on this point. the democrats have not been willing to do anything. they care more about keeping our borders open then keeping our government open. >> plus, site survey. the head of homeland security heads to texas along the mexican border today. what house democrats now say they want to do come january after the deaths of two children while in the custody of cpb. plus, ready to rally. the roller coaster ride on wall street rolls on after one of the worst decembers on record. stocks are looking up again this morning. we've got a full check when the markets open later this h

jackson lee: i rise in support of s. 2896. also known as the jack act. the jack act would require lobbyists to publicly disclose any state or o federal convictions for certain crimes of character such as bribery extortion, embezzlement, tax evasion, conflicts of interest, making false statements. as many of you have known this bill impacts lobbyists. nd impacts individuals such as mr. abra who have who pleaded guilty to a number of accounts in 2006. this is an important bill sponsored by mr. cohen. i ask my colleagues to support this legislation. again, s. 2896, the justice act corruption of k street of 2018. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i urge adoption of s. 2896 and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: i urge adoption of this slayings. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass sena

these tom brokaw pieces and to senior producer jack bore and editor anthony for mika's camp david accord lookback. that does it for us this morning. hallie jacksonjackson in for stephanie ruhle this morning. we begin with no end in sight. after less than seven minutes in session yesterday, congress has basically done work for the year. so this shutdown will last past the new year. maybe well into january. the options ahead with the white house out on defense this morning. >> the president has been willing to negotiate on this point. the democrats have not been willing to do anything. they care more about keeping our borders open then keeping our government open. >> plus, site survey. the head of homeland security heads to texas along the mexican border today. what house democrats now say they want to do come january