the two words are, james murray. james murray is the person who donald trump appointed director of the secret service, when donald trump knew he was going to need the secret service for a lot more then protecting him from death threats. when donald trump made james murray head of the secret service, donald trump knew he was going to need the secret service to help him hold on to the presidency. we will be talking about other things in this hour, you will hear from stacey amen, when she joins us, about the ban on abortion in georgia. which went into effect today. you will hear what happened in the steve bannon trial today. when federal prosecutors confidently rested their case after presenting just two technical witnesses, and you will see and hear, the mother of the mass murderer in uvalde texas, who was confronted by other mothers, today, mothers of the murdered children. telemundo captured that confrontation on video and we will present it later in the hour. but we begin tonight with james murray. the director of t

it's a very serious problem at the secret service, and james murray it's part of that problem, or, james murray is the problem. >> joining us now is neil katyal, former acting u.s. solicitor general, an msnbc legal analyst. neil, the secret service story gets worse with every passing day. i was part of makes it worse is the silence of the director of the secret service. 100 percent, lawrence, and i'm so grateful for that very long monologue you did. it is absolutely appropriate. this is frightening, scary, and the idea that somehow the secret service accidentally purged all of these text messages strikes me as highly implausible. to use your phrase earlier tonight, not believable. we are talking about text messages with significant data trails. it's not like a secret service all of a sudden started communicating via snapchat. and by the way, how on brand does it for the secret service director james murray, to go and work for snapchat, which the company is known for disappearing messages. it seems like he is unfortunately pretty good at that. i do you think we have to consider the timing

before james murray gets out of town, the january 6th committee should issue a subpoena directly to james murray. it would be for his specific text messages on january 6th. was murray texting directly into the call where donald trump was reportedly struggling with secret service agents, insisting on going to the capitol? what text messages did the director of the secret service receive that day? did he personally delete his own text messages from january 6th? the trump-controlled secret service has an avenue investigation that will surely keep the january 6th committee busy after its next big hearing thursday night. the committee's investigation into what happened at the secret service on january six is just beginning. joining us now, democratic congressman adam schiff of california, chairman of the house intelligence committee. he is a member of the january 6th select committee, and served as the lead impeachment manager for the first impeachment trial of donald trump. thank you very much for joining us tonight, as this important hearing approaches. we are seeing in the secret service st

question number two, did james murray, director of the secret service, preserve his own january 6th text messages on his secret service phone? we got the same answer to both questions, which was, no answer at all. james one's page written statement today that's not even mention secret service text messages. james murray does not have one word to say to the people of the united states, to the congress of united states, the president of the united states, about the secret services deleted text messages. james murray authorize the deletion of secret service text messages, after a january 6th, when he knew that the secret service communications on january six had instantly become the most important secret service communications in the history of the secret service. he knew that. when he allowed them to be deleted. james atlas murray knew they were going to be deleted. james murray is leading the secret service at the end of next week, to become the highly paid director of corporate security for a snapshot. and when he shows up eventually to the january 6th committee to testify under oath, yo

tonight -- adam scott the cast of "impractical jokers," james murray, brian quinn, and sal vulcano.l-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with ralph alexander. and now seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we are going to get to the news when asked during an interview last week about the national mood, president biden said, "people are really, really down," even though he did everything he could to make us smile [ laughter ] after falling off his bike over the weekend, president biden did a brief dance after leaving church to show reporters he was feeling fine though, just for the record, we stopped associating dancing with good health some time ago. [ laughter ] members of the house committee investigating the capitol attack are reportedly considering issuing a subpoena to former vice president mike pence. good luck. if those lips were any tighter, they'd seal over [ laughter ] sunday was father's day, and what's nicer after "i love you" than "thanks?" [ laughter ] and ex-aide to

lo and behold, james murray, beginning of this month, resigned from the secret service. he said he's headed to snapchat at the end of this month, the one place that specializes in deleted messages. what can you tell -- messages that disappear, excuse me. what can you tell us about him. >> well, i'm glad you mention that point about the choice of jim murray as director in year three. as phil and i documented over and over again, by that year, donald trump had figured out how to move that lovers. but he had actually done was asked tony ornato to be his director of secret service. and ivanka trump and jared kushner also had a soft spot for him. he they felt he was very, shall we say hopeful. he was very willing to accede to their demands. donald trump wanted toni to be his director. tony said, no, no, no, i will do another job for you. please have my buddy, jim murray, be the director. >> many people who work in the secret service have said to me donald trump figured out how do i get what i want from the secret service time and time again? how do i get campaigns during covi

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and applause ♪ >> seth: i want to thank my guests, adam scott, the cast of "impractical jokers," james murraybrian quinn, and sal vulcano. i want to thank ralph alexander and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> right now at 11:00. the race to save yosemite's giant sequoias. as crews worked around the clock. >>> a major development in a cold case investigation. the silicon valley tech executive now facing murder charges. the evidence detectives say connection to the 30-year-old case. >>> plus if you are driving by, it was impossible to miss, what we learned about a raging fire that had a lot of people concerned. >>> it has happened again, another french bulldog stolen from its owner. this time at a busy shopping center. with a police car nearby. >> she means the world to me, she's our baby. i have been wanting this dog for a while now. >> how you can help get her dog back. >>> good evening, that fire at yosemite national park, some in the bay area feeling the effects of poor air quality. in the middle of that fire zone, a grove

james murray has got a new gig set to become snap chat's new chief security officer, he's been looking to leave the west wing for a while now, i'm sure his paycheck will have increase. >> todd: the great resignation from the white house growing by the day. take a look at high-profile departures on the screen. 86 left their role over the last year, biden staffers left at four times the rate during the first year of the obama administration and the administration is brushing off looming departure of communication director kate bedingfield. karine jean-pierre says it will not have a negative impact on white house operations. >> i don't think her leaving will have effect on what we're trying to do. she leaves behind a communications position, there is nothing new here, these things happen. >> todd: kate bedingfield will leave in the upcoming weeks, she was in charge of the communications and she was jen psaki's boss and was vital in getting president biden elected. >> carley: biden lost 21 white house staff, a 15% higher rate than staffers who left during the trump administration, if you r

snap taking the interest on secrecy to a new level with james murray the new security officer. the top job reporting to evan spiegel. snap shares down 70% year to date. you would expect someone with the stature of murray to go to google or apple but then i remembered that snap was based in santa monica so why come to the bay area when you can go to santa monica. >> there is plenty of upside on so many stocks these days. i don't know. it's good to see, i guess, folks that have served a long time in government in some pretty challenging roles having a place to land. >> putting this into some perspective, we came out of the long holiday weekend wringing our hands and mike ryan will blended the wic gators on the nasdaq along with tesla, moderna. we are working our way into next week where it will be about inflation. we will get cpi of course on wednesday with retail sales on friday and then a week from yesterday earnings will truly begin with jp morgan, citigroup, wales, pnc and the rest. get rest of the weekend with a lot to be done in the days ahead. >>> welcome to the halftime r

james murray, the secret service, was appointed by trump. and how about the two acting guys who suddenly had their messages missing? those are trump appointees as well? >> yes, yes. you are keeping this score at home, correctly. >> got it. quickly, last question, gentlemen, i will get to you. they scrapped a plan to find these messages months ago. how about now? have they re-installed it? can we get those messages? >> you know, my colleagues at the post to work in the business section, and arctic experts, have been, you know, reviewing these exact things. and the early information is that all sorts of techy experts believe there's got to be away, except when you get down to the nitty-gritty, which is that the secret service had a policy that they did not back up one text messages to the cloud, it did not allow agents to have this backup mechanism on their iphones, because of that, and i don't pretend to be an expert on this, but multiple experts have told us that they're going to make it very, very difficult to recover this information. and

the secret service director, james murray, did issue a statement about the cooperation that the service has with the committee, saying that he has directed them to fully cooperate with the committee, and he also said that they are now working to figure out when these personnel will be available for follow-up interviews with the committee in the weeks ahead. >> ma nu raju, thank you. let's discuss with nia-malika henderson, eliot williams, defense attorney, shan wu, and cnn law enforcement correspondent, whitney wild. whitney, you reported first right here on cnn that metadata showed that ten secret service agents actually were texting on or around january 6th. what else do we know about this? >> what we know is that this is the result of an investigation that was conducted by the secret service after the house select committee instructed them by a subpoena to get to the bottom of what happened with those missing text messages. we don't know what the content of those text messages were. but we know, again, is that sources are telling us that there are ten devices that show metadata, that

the agency director james murray today directed issued a statement saying, quote, i have directed our personnel to cooperate fully and completely with committee and we are currently finalizing dates and times for our personnel to make themselves available to the committee for follow-up inquiries. homeland security inspector general has opened a criminal inquiry into the missing texts. some of the secret service agents who january 6th investigators would like to hear from have now hired their own lawyers. >> some of the officers have who have said that they would be coming in, talking under oath. they have not coming in and they recently retained private counsel. >> when you say the officers have retained counsel, is that referring to ornato and engel? >> and the driver. >> and the driver? >> yeah. >> the congresswoman is referring to former white house chief of staff, tony ornato, who had served as a secret service agent to robert engel, the former head of trump's security detail. during last night's hearing we saw and heard evidence of what the agents assigned to protect mike pence w

you know, hugo, you know, the -- the director of the secret service, his names is james murray, a politicalnald trump, a career man, secret service map, but he already did something really unusual, and that is to allow tony ornato from going to be a secret service agent on detail to having a rather senior white house job. that does not happen. that is not normal, so there were already abnormal things going on in terms of the merger of secret service and politics which is supposed to be forbidden. they defend and protect any president from either party so there's already enough unusualness here that i wonder if the committee might be digging further into this as an avenue of inquiry. for hugo. i'm not sure if hugo can hear me. hugo has frozen. let me go back to you -- >> if hugo comes back he'll wave his hand at our producers and he'll get back in. while i have you, glen, i'll go to something else. let me go to steve ban no. speaking of people who don't have much respect for the law. this guy thought i don't have to do the speech arksz in the trump world. here ease him recently during his tr

in the middle of the controversy, an investigation over missing secret service texts, director james murray has decided to delay his planned retirement. murray was supposed to leave the agency at the end of this month but told employees thursday he will stay on for a while as the agency deals with what he calls, quote, a unique and challenging time. murray says he wants to help facilitate a smooth transition to the next director, although that person has not yet been chosen. >>> blindsided veterans now outraged after republican senators struck down a veteran health care bill. why the change of heart in the gop? is it an active political retaliation? >>> and deadly and relentless flooding continues to hammer kentucky. are the consequences of climate change escalating more quickly now, and are we prepared for what's still to come? i'll ask a climate expert ahead. >>> plus, the monkeypox outbreak forcing declarations of a public health emergency on the east and west coasts. how serious is this really? you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps m

james murray, director of the secret service who presided over the illegal dilation of all of the secret services text messages on january six. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ary six. >> tonight, it's the eve of the most consequential january six hearing yet. zeroing in on trump's inaction during the critical 187 minutes, his violence erupted at the capitol. and the damning reporting tonight about those missing secret service text. then, prominent conservatives investigate and debunk the big lie. building the case that confirms the 2020 election was lost and not stolen. one of them, here tonight, live. plus, democrats try to push forward their priorities despite republican resistance. they're actually trying to get some major stuff done. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. front and center at tomorrow's highly anticipated primetime hearing, will be donald trump's apparent refusal to stop his supporters from storming the capitol. but according to the washington post, the committee has damning evidence of t

in a statement, director james murray writes in part, quote, since day one, i have directed our personnel to cooperate completely. we will continue to cooperate fully with the house committee and any other investigative body, and remain committed to helping ensure that another such lawless and violent assault on our constitutional process never takes place again. earlier this month, the department of homeland security's inspector general revealed that the secret service had erased all text messages from january 5th and 6th of 2021, and claimed it was accidental. a follow-up subpoena by the house select committee to retrieve those messages was also unsuccessful with the secret service insisting those texts were purged during a pre-planned device replacement program. >>> let's turn now to the war in ukraine. russian missiles hit the city of odesa just hours after kyiv and moscow reached a deal to resume exporting grain from the ukrainian port city. regional officials say two cruise missiles hit the port city on saturday, destroying a docked ukrainian ship and other military infrastructure.

tonight -- adam scott the cast of "impractical jokers," james murray, brian quinn, and sal vulcano.

s secret service director james murray will retire from his post at the end of the month. year veteran of the secret service and has served as the agency's chief executive for three years , he is going to join snap incorporated to oversee security for the technology and communications company. president biden and first lady jill biden thanked him for his service and a statement saying murray protected the families of u. s presidents like they were part of his own. the head of the world health organization, says he is becoming increasingly concerned about the rising number of monkeypox cases. across the world that has now been more than 6000 cases recorded in 58 countries. the organization's latest report found the number of confirmed global cases has climbed 30% in just the past two weeks. that same report found new york city is now the epicenter of the monkey pox virus here in the us, the number of probable cases has grown to 120 san francisco now has 40 confirmed monkeypox cases. and the second case in santa clara county, was announced late yesterday. big change for thos

york times now says, quote, mostly people involved operationally with january 6th and it includes james murrayecret service and a member of donald trump's protection detail including one robert engel. joining us now is gordon hidel and served as former inspector general of the labor department. thank you so much for being with us. i say all of the time having been a white house staffer i benefited from being adjacent to protectees as they had a noble mission, but this is a blossoming scandal that nothing else has seemingly damaged the reputation of the secret service. what do you think explains that? >> well, nicole, it has not been a good four or five years for the secret service for a whole bunch of reasons and it's not necessarily something that it isn't complex because frankly, it is. if we're just talking about the texts, i think the service has not handled that as well as they should have. i mean, the secret service has enjoyed the status of being one of our nation's most elite organizations, and i think it needed to act quickly and response usually and at least from the standpoint of qu

and outgoing service director james murray has a new gig at social media player snap murray will joinity officer after he retires from federal service at the end of the month snap said murray will report directly to ceo evan speigel >>> let's get over to dom chu. he joins us with a look at some of today's biggest premarket movers >> we're going to start with occidental petroleum berkshire hathaway, warren buffett's big investment has boosted its stake again in occidental and disclosed another 12 million shares were purchased which brings their total steake to 18.7% those occidental shares up about 1.5% in the premarket trade right now. yesterday, some of them, the big market gainers were in the semi-conductor stocks you recall on the samsung outlook news. the s&p 500's best-performing stock yesterday. lam research fractionally lower. tied in large part perhaps to the big samsung outlook news keep an eye on those those may weigh on the nasdaq today. another thing with cryptocurrency price joe had mentioned what's happening with celsius and some of the legal actions taken around the cry

triple, at a h one of his three steals leads to the highest draft pick in this game, keegan murray. jamest play in the biggest summer league. even mike brown in attendance. but it is not about the final score at this point. >> whether we win tomorrow or don't is not the goal for that, it is a developmental thing. as coaches, i want all of these guys are the first time to really see what they can do. to evaluate what they can do and what they bring to the table. >> did you see this? nick curios served underhand between the legs as protest. stefan assisi passed so stunned, the return goods into the net. kyrgios won the match. liz: july 4, maybe mobile would prefer it to be a little warmer, but we are used to that this time of year. lisa: they usually don't see a whole lot of mild weather in the summertime and as we look at live doppler 7, we see the cloud cover over the bay area. a bit of a breeze already from the city into the east bay. it is 54 downtown, 56 in oakland. san jose is at 58. look at the airport, we have all of that fog going on. the sea breeze in the afternoon, but sunny cond

keegan murray, fourth out of iowa. james wiseman mht play in the vegas summer league. he's got that down and mike in attendance. the warriors lose 86-68 but it's not about the final score at point. >> this isn't whether we win tomorrow or don't isn't really the goal. it's more of a developmental thing and it's us coaching almost always guys for the first time, so we want to see what they can do them at the front office evaluate what they bring to the table. >> did you see this? he was mad at the chair under her so served underhand between the legs as protest. the return goes into the net. he won the match in for. that's your look at sports. enjoy your sunday. liz: a dream come true for dancers of all ages courtesy of the nba champions. the warrior stands team hosted a clinic outside of chase center saturday morning but not just any dance clinic. it was open to kids and adults. atli to it stems from our organ. ef5 performance teams. we are celebrating all different ages and all styles of dance and that's what we want to do for the community as well. liz: the clinic incl

foul and the highest draft pick in this game sacramento's keegan murray fourth overall to iowa 26 points four or five from distance jamesas summer league, but he has got the night-night down. even new kings head coach mike brown. he was in attendance the war. not about the final score at this point. i mean this isn't whether we win tomorrow or don't isn't really the goal for that. it's it's more of a developmental thing and it's you know us coaching almost all of these guys for the first time.et office evaluaty can and w to the table.well, hey, just see this wimbledon style. nick curios was mad at the chair umpire. so he served underhand between the legs as protests and stefano sisypus. so stunned returns it into the net. look at that curios won the match in four. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino jr. thank you so much. we'll fall out from the deadly shooting in may at a texas school. the decision made by the school's police chief just weeks after he was elected to the city council also new developments with the killing of a pro cyclist from san francisco the suspect in the murder is now back in the united sta

james marie, delete his january six texts? in an email reply to us, the secret service spokesperson said quote, the only text messages on director murray's his alarm company at his residence. by policy, secret service employees are not to conduct official government business via text for information security purposes as well as government record retention. and joining us now is jim helminski, who served as deputy assistant director of the united states to get service in 2015. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to begin with this issue involving the inspector general, another turn in that road where suddenly the house representative certainly has lost confidence in this inspector general, and wants him replaced. what is your reaction to that? >> well that was an article by carroll lennox who obviously is a master of all things secret service, whether good or bad. my opinion on that situation is -- when you read the article, it talks about that the inspector general knew about other messages as early as december of 2021 that's were deleted. and that was the cause of the -- the expected removal of the inspector general, to a