jared kushner so, you come in from new york.ty much sort of a mainstream democrat, maybe a little liberal i don't know. you come to this environment, and you there are, working with your father-in-law, the president of the united states to push an america first agenda. >> for me, the campaign was real experience of learning about the country and learning about the issues. i saw president trump moras a pragmatist, i supported basically all of his policies and proud to be working on them, i was more centerrist in work work. i was dealing with heads of media, banks and travel city, i would travel with donald, a first rally in springfield, illinois, we walked into the convention center, the gentleman said, you broke 36 ye of this center, he said who was it immediately, he said. elton john. i was able to walk around and talk to people in the crowd. nothing like cnn described it like a hitler rally, they were hard working americans who fell that someone was finally fighting for them, i saw the issues the things my friends the worldly

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in his new book breaking history a white house memoir jared kushner details multiple clashes with oneisor steve bannon. >> bannon threatened to quote break him in half if kushner turned on him. >> jared kushner's new memoir, breaking history details his time in the white house. and audible has the exclusive audio book. enjoy breaking history as read by jared kushner. >> after being bullied by bannon, steve kept asking me if i wanted a donut, i haveev

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in his new book breaking history a white house memoir jared kushner details multiple clashes with one time fellow trump advisor steve bannon. >> bannon threatened to quote break him in half if kushner turned on him. >> jared kushner's new memoir, breaking history details his time in the white house. and audible has the exclusive audio book. enjoy breaking history as read by jared kushner. >> after being bullied by bannon, steve kept asking me if i wanted a donut, i have never tried such a brand of donuts so i agreed. he then touched me in the groin and say hurts, done out. late thary day mike pompeo asked me what the capitol of thailand was. when i answered bangkok i was punched in the genitals for the second time that day. during the cabinet meeting betsy devos asked me what is a squirrel's favorite drink. before i could answer she yelled nut punch. and then did that to me. >> so download jared kushner's breaking history today. >> okay guy, i'm done with the reporting. okay. the door is locked. ha ha, real funny. who turned off the lights. ivanka. >> it's the late show with stephen c

but when it completely leaves out is a huge question mark over all of jared kushner's foreign policy making. which is, money. and that is a question that congress is, asking jerry kushner right now. as they have asked for him to hand over all of his correspondence. with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. because the saudis governments invested two billion dollars with him. just a month after jared kushner left the administration. an administration, which under his sort of leadership, was very pro saudi. all times. at the risk of national security. it was also profoundly at the time when his father had a big fight -- financial problem. which jerry kushner completely leaves out of his book. and they kushner families financial problems, they've swore what made him vulnerable. and what's considered our intelligence agencies, and what's caused the issue over his security clearance. >> absolutely. what kind of security clearance did he ultimately hold onto in those four years? >> he had a top security secret. a top secret security clearance. but that according to his own book, john

former senior adviser to president trump is jared kushner.a new book "breaking history." first to david spunt with more. >> hi, martha. the redactions in the hands of judge rinehart in south florida. he has a serious decision to make. he said publicly in court in a court filing that there's various pros and cons that he has to look at here when weighing if he should release a redacted version or unredacted version to the masses. in court last week rinehart issued an order on both sides of the issue. he said disclosing the affiant, the person that swears to the affidavit could impede witness of obstruction. in the same document, he said unsealing the affidavit would promote public understanding of historically significant events. two weeks ago today attorney general merrick garland said he was okay with releasing the search warrant, but that had limited information. of course, we want to see the affidavit, the document that includes the probable cause and will explain why the judge gave the green light to desend on mar-a-largo. the affidavit h

former senior advisor to president trump, jared kushner, a rare interview. he will join us and give us the behind-the-scenes of the trump presidency. first i have a message tonight for the very lazy bernie sanders loving socialist trust fund baby brett in a hoodie that's running as a democrat for the senate in pennsylvania. recently he had a few choice words for yours truly. he is trying to raise money off my name. "it brings me no pleasure to ask but are you familiar with a host of a little show on fox news name sean hannity?" it's actually called "hannity." talking about dr. minute oz and accused us of spreading ds lies. we don't lie on the show. he asked supporters, please chip in at least 25 bucks, 50 books, 100 books because "we have to counter sean hannity with as much grassroots support as possible. this bernie loving spoiled trust fund baby brett who is upset needs your money desperately because i told the truth about his positions, let's see, legalizing drugs, fracking, believing in sanctuary cities and states. getting violent criminals out of jail.

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jared kushner called me quite late in the game. after the election. his intention was to increase the quantities of the vaccine but then the us was told repeatedly are you sure you don't want to make 200 million? but then we. >> and for that situation, in in any case i do have to say heas was very helpful. there was a lot of unreasonable things thett bureaucracy was requiring. we say the next time to be negotiateded have 100 million doses. so now it is approved. but then they went all the doses immediate and i said we don't make immediate. so i cannot do that. so we only make in the us and europela. we have to give to the whole world. i hear you but i care for america. that is basically the disagreement and eventually but then we end up. >> at the previous administration but now with the biden administration what is your greatest challenge with the current administration and what do you hope would be better? >> the challenge is not the administration but the virus that changed. but then the whole world comes upside down. everybody tries to do their be

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jared kushner joins "one nation" to talk about this. still to come, the war on history continues to rage on. this time thomas jefferson is the target at the university he built. e the plant is located sie early march. now back to "one nation." brian: the russia hoax plagued the trump administration for years. former senior trump advisor jared kushner chronicled this in his new book. "breaking history." this is what he pointed to when he read it in a book called shattered. less than 24 hours after hillary clinton's loss at clinton headquarters, john podesta and robby moot came up with the idea of blaming hillary's loss on russian interference. joining us, a man who had to live with that. russia hoax. >> i walked into his cottage and said this is basically where this came from. the whole media predicted trump would lose. i think that instead of accepting the fact that they were wrong and misjudged america and misjudged trump. it's much easier to say it was the russians. and eight was very, very destructive to our administration and destru

he gets swept up in this sort of backstabbing with gary cohn and jared kushner and totally doesn't solve in a couple of different times. >> i guess connected to this but just briefly, mike, why was the incumbent president donald trump's reelection campaign such a huge, meaningless shambles? why did they never, i mean, as i read the book they found it impossible to articulate, to put into words what they were standing for and what they wanted more of, what they wanted to continue. it seemed to me the people around trump, and trump, had so much trouble grappling with the meaning of this historical venture on which they were embarked and had been for four years. they didn't know right until the end what they were campaigning on and four, beyond donald trump, and let's all continue to have jobs and be enjoying ourselves. i was just kind of shocked at what a shambles that campaign seem to be. were you? >> yes, 100%. it should have been firing on all cylinders by the end and was far from it. they were rebuilding the camping and a lot of ways in the final days. probably, the big problem is that

jared kushner joins "one nation" to talk about this.o come, the war on history continues to rage on. this time thomas jefferson is the target at the university he built. i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? jon: onwelcome to fox news live, i'm jon scott in new york. a federal judge in florida is expected to honor president trump's request for an independent special master. the judge asked for more specific information about classified records removed from mr. trump's mar-a-lago estate. trump's lawyers want an independent person to review the documents to see if some are protected by executive privilege. there are growing fears of a radiation leak in eastern ukraine. officials are you giving out iodine to people who live near the plant. russia has controlled the city where the plant is located since early march. now back to "one nation." brian: the russia hoax plagued the trump administration for years. former senior trump advisor jared kushner chronicled this in his new book. "breaking history." this is what he pointe

jared kushner joins "one nation" to talk about this.still to come, the war on history continues to rage on. this time thomas jefferson is the target at the university he built. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. "peace of mind." such a big, beautiful idea. and for us at booking.com this means - free cancellation on most bookings. it's a bit functional. but we'll gladly be functional. so you can be free. booking.com booking.yeah early march. now back to "one nation." brian: the russia hoax plagued the trump administration for years. former senior trump advisor jared kushner chronicled this in his new book. "breaking history." this is what he pointed to when he read it in a book called shattered. less than 24 hours after hillary clinton's loss at clinton

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open this trap, trump's niece mary trump believes that his uncle was set up by his son-in-law jared kushner , he says, and brought investigators. i think we need to take a very close look at how jared got the $2 billion. we needed to look very closely. why he was so quiet for so many months, whatever the reality, but his customers have already managed to benefit both the trump entourage and the republicans from the search in the deer. started split there are members of the republican party, who consider the actions of the fbi similar to the work of the histapark. this is outrageous rhetoric. these absurd and dangerous threats are everywhere and the loss of confidence in our federal law enforcement and our justice system is a really serious problem for the country and in the week since the trump raids, confidence has fallen even further the fbi and the us department of homeland security released a shocking bulletin the day before. both departments record in social networks explosive growth, threats of violence against federal officials and organizations are much more common on the internet n

(soft music) >>> if you're one of the people that preordered jared kushner's book, hoping that kushnerrets of of the trump administration, i'm sorry to tell you, not so much. it's actually a lot worse than that. the book review came out today in the "new york times." the legendarily brilliant and at times lethal "times" book reviewer said the following about kushner's book. breaking history is an earnest and soulless. kushner looks like a manikin and writes like one. curb almost entirely ignores the chaos, the al nation of al lice, breaking of laws, flirtations with dictators, the loss for leadership to speak about his boyish tinkering with issue issues that he was interested in. what a queasy-making book to have in your hands. once someone has happily worked alongside one of the most flag rant and systemic and powerful liars in this country's history, not only that, but married his daughter, how can anyone be expected to believe a word that person says. it's a very good point, mr. garner. there's so much more colorful language than that in that review. don't read the book. thank you f

when during the trump administration about jared kushner was asking to deliver perhaps change the delivery to prioritize the united states ahead of other countries, can you describe what transpired west and mark . >> jared kushner called me and got involved in discovery but delayed like quite late in the game. it was after the elections, he knew that they were leaving maybe december or january.t and he's intention was that to increase the quantities of vaccines that the us were receiving, the us could sign a contract with us hundred million dollars at that time. europeans could sign 200 million doses. when the us signed contract repeatedly, are you sure you don't want to make $200 million, this is how much europeans are getting , we said no and then we were successful . they wanted more. but we didn't have it of course, we sent out everything to the hasituation so in any case we agreed we will provide congress an additional billion dollars and in the beginning jared was helpful i have to say in terms of there was a lot of things that the bureaucracy was setting us to how to sign a contract

good american llc received 1.2 million in change businesses related to jared kushner and donald trump took it over. 25 ppp loans worth more than 3.6, 5 million. the list goes on. but the kicker. >> most of the loans have been forgiven. walk me through how this why they would even eat given these loans and whether it be forgiven. but the short answer is they were eligible to be given these loans and because the eligibility requirements were not very strict. kanye west was native billionaire by at the same time that you he was out taking ppp loans. carol roth, author of the war on small business. it just goes to show you that there are winners and losers in central planning and the wealthy and the well connected or taking care of at the expense of those who are not in march. president biden in the state of the union made this vow. we're going to go after criminals who stole billions of relief money meant for small business and millions of americans. and earlier this month he signed a bill giving the justice department more latitude to investigate people accused of fraudulently collectin

jared kushner probably doesn't care because he probably didn't read his own ghostwritten book, but het get that imagery out of your head. someone who destroyed a historic house, still bragging that a toilet was hanging in there. it was a beautiful piece of writing that showed what a critic at their best can do. >> i have to correct you, the phrase was licking the eye gunk, even worse, an image we're giving our viewers at 5:59 a.m. elise jordan, thank you so much. we'll talk to you in a minute on "morning joe." thanks to all of you for getting up "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. >>> the republican party is the party of law and order. our party stands with the men and women who serve on the thin blue line at the federal and state and local level. these attacks on the fbi must stop. calls to de-fund the fbi are just as wrong as calls to de-fund the police. i want to remind my fellow republicans, we can hold the attorney general accountable for the decision that he made without attacking rank and file law enforcement personnel at the fbi. >> former vice president mike penc

remember jared kushner and ivanka trump were people who were viewed at likely unwise people to give top secret information to. there were concerns among the cia officials and career white house staff that jared kushner was so easily manipulated by foreign governments that they did not want him to have access to the holiest secrets of the nation and that would put our national security in grave risk. remember, some of the documents that now the justice department says they retrieved appear to be the kind that if released would cause grave harm to the country's security. the shifting stories are worrisome to i think everyone who is covering this story because you want to understand what was donald trump thinking when he took these records? was he just making a mistake? in which case if you made an honest mistake, say so. that's a pretty easy thing to do. but now to say i can declassify everything when i'm president sounds a little bit far fetched. if you put everything and took it and threw it on to your plane because you're no longer president once you leave, donald trump was not preside

by the way, we've invite ised jared kushner on this program for a more evenhanded discussion. story, when i came to fox nine years ago to launch "mediabuzz," i made it a personal policy not to to talk about rival show on cnn. well, that program has now been canceled. look, tv is a tough business. ratings bounce around, talents get let go including hard working staffers, so i'm not going to get perm, not going to knock anybody, just wish them well. but i will say this: the new president of cnn made clear when he took over in the spring that he wantedded less extreme partisanship for the network. that makes sense. after six years of bitterly anti-trump and relentlessly anti-fox programming, cnn had surrendered that reputation, and it had plenty of company in the business. then sugar high of trump-driven ratings wore off with the former president's departure. now, when you have two media shows going head to head and one with less than half the ratings is taken off the air, that might be considered part of the story, but most mainstream accounts didn't bother to mention "mediabuzz

and it's kind of personified by jared kushner and-- two, kushner is the kind of cold bloodless business man that trump ideaizes, and brad is the salesmanship and the energy in that. and somebody who never have been running a reelection campaign in 2020. but, the other hand, it was the perfect guy for trump because trump is such an unusual candidate here. and you give the job to brad, brad builds more or less a $2 million advertising firm for trump, in the final days, trump gets rid of him effectively and puts in charge bill stepien, more of an accountant and bill gets, now, deep in the weeds and wants to shrink costs and starts canceling, you know, lunch for the campaign, trying to save money, which, you know, just confused people and, you know, and effectively builds their data operation, their calling operation with just months to go, and still, with no real message or focus from trump on what this campaign is supposed to be. >> did trump know that about himself, that this was a major weakness, that he didn't know in a way what the theme was here? >> just think, look, i hire people to

yes, jared kushner. called me and got involved in discovery thing late and quite late in the game. i think it was already generally it was after the elections. he knew that they are living maybe december or january. and his intention was that to increase the quantities that of vaccines that the us will receive the us could sign a contract with us of 100 million dollars at that time. europeans had signed 200 million doses when the us signed the contract i told them repeatedly are you sure you don't want to make 200 million dollars? this is how much europeans are get we are so redone. then things read out we were successful others were in. they wanted more and but we didn't have because we had almost sold out everything to the situation. so in any case we agreed that we will provide hundred additional billion doses and the beginning jared was very helpful. i have to say in terms that there was a lot of unreasonable things that the bureaucracy was setting as to how to sign a contra we told them look the next hundred million doses. we have a contract took us monster negotiated. let's a

late today, former trump senior advisor jared kushner agreed. >> i think what the judge should do is release all of the information so people can know whether there is a serious allegation or this is more manufactured. >> reporter: parts of the search warrant affidavit will be blacked out. the judge findin government lawyers made a compelling argument that releasing all of it would identify witnesses and law enforcement and reveal strategy as well as sources and methods. but new information will become public as the judge described the redactions as narrowly tailored. after president biden insisted wednesday he had no warning about the search. >> i didn't have any advance notice none, zero. not one single bit >> reporter: mr. trump mocked that response on his social media and lashed out again at the justice department and fbi claiming their investigation is politically motivated. >> kelly, as i noted at the top, the judg took just a few hours after receiving the justice department's redactions to issue his order. >> reporter: and that's unusual but the judge said this case is of such

guests, jared kushner, breaking history with his terrific new book.>> our friend kash patel who served chief of staff at

we have two great guests, jared kushner, breaking history with his terrific new book.our friend kash patel who served chief of staff at defense department in

think probably the problem is trumpmp never resolves itself wt he wants us to be as personified by jared kushner. kushner is the cold-blooded businessman trump idealizes and baddest pop-culture marketing advertiser who wants to lean into branding and salesmanship and sees the energy in the and in some ways should never have been running a reelection campaign 2020 was sort of the perfect guy for trump, trump is an unusual candidate here tickets the job to brad and he feels to billion dollar advertising from for trump but in the final days trump gets rid of him effectively and puts in charge and accounting and he gets deep in the weeds and wants to treat costs and cancel lunch for the campaign trying to save money which confused people and effectively builds their data pulling operation with -- still with no real message or focus from trump and with the campaign is supposed to be. >> did trump know thatt about himself? that it's a major weakness that he didn't know in a way what the theme was here? just think look, i hire people to do that, as usual. >> the way i addressed that after tulsa, the on

congressman byron donald will be here, jared jared kushner has a brand-new book out and he will lookt stands out and secretary of state mike pompeo will be here starting at top of the hour. i'll wrap up and warn you, we are demanding people are going back to work, that you get dressed, especially if you are going back to work. >> we're dealing with a politically motivateds policy emergency. and we think it can be a crisis that's why we have asked for federal support. and we will continue to do that. we think that cities alone can't solve broken immigration system. >>the pentagon denying d.c. democratic mayor muferl bowser's assistance as texas buses bring just a fraction of the migrant crisis to the capitol. >> outkick host tomi lahren joins us now. washington, d.c. is a sanction area city. muriel bowser says it's a protective place for illegal immigrants to come. now that they're come, she is calling in the national guard to deal with the crisis. how do you square those two things? >> well, these mayors are starting to understand what these border cities, these border states have be

how about jared kushner, egot $2 billion from saudi arabia -- he got $2 billion from saudi arabia.et's not talk about failings. the fact is trump needs to go. thank you. host: we are going to get to a few more calls. as we talked about law and order issues, let's watch a campaign ad from ron johnson who is running for reelection in wisconsin. here is his ad. >> violent and destructive riots in kenosha, record high homicides in milwaukee. liberal democrats have created the worst crime wave in decades. ron johnson is standing with our brave law enforcement officers to keep families safe. he wants to keep violent terminals the hind bars where they belong. host: let's get to more of your calls. next up, we have tim in maryland on the independent line. caller: good morning. i was listening. i am a first time caller. i was listening to the topic about law and order and political parties and who you trust. my main issue is the first thing i would like to acknowledge is 90% of the laws that pass are lobbied by the top 10%, the wealthiest people. that's not a conspiracy. that's an actual fa

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jared kushner was not given a clearance. and donald trump wants jared kushner to have access to the highest level of intel. and donald trump had his way over the intel community. what are you hearing about that argument and how it's going to play out? that the president could have already declassified these documents. >> yeah. that's what they're really focused on, i think, they want to make this about declassification, i think if you look at the statutes, i've said this and a lot of people have said this, the statutes don't turn on whether the documents are classified. all the documents do, are they sensitive, national security secrets, government secrets. kash patel close to the president saying it's a standing order, by the way, we've not seen any evidence of that whatsoever. even if that were true, that doesn't exceed the fact that the president had all of these national security documents lying around in mar-a-lago at a storage facility. >> and you look at the trump people's arguments and the exposure that they have wen

peter navarro is going after one of his former west wing colleagues, trump's son-in-law, jared kushnerania avenue, in a new article for the pro-trump website, american greatness. this speaks to other fights we anticipate seeing as trump -- as we anticipate he runs for president again. >> no question that i actually think the debate is now over. maybe liz cheney is the coda on this transition and sarah palin is ascending to a congressional seat, but everyone has sort of aligned. great reporting even on cnn this week about how governors who are going to be running -- winning nominations across the country have aligned with overturning elections and the need to question doubt about the 2020 election and it really is who the republican party is. and i sometimes worry that we lose sight of the fact that trump is clearly an instigator of it, but there's so much more, so many more forces around him that are going to take this work forward if he's on the ballt or if he's not. >> governor ron desantis who i think a lot of republicans told me they were hoping would be ascendant to end the trump

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they thought it was worthy of a drastic step, be but this morning, trump's son-in-law jared kushner was asked about the mar-a-lago search and he said, quote, there's been so many things that have been hyperventilated about over the last years that turn out to be nothing. from what you have read in the "new york times," from what you have just heard reported, does this appear to be nothing? >> none of those things involved dozens and dozens of classified documents. this is really head spinning. i can't express how crazy it is that he would have these things. but the biggest point now is can you imagine he has no right. executive privilege or not, they have to be in the white house. they can't be in mar-a-lago. and you go down and say give them back and his response to this letter, which ken is very right to point to is could we have more time to look it over. they fore bore before going in on this search. and he has no complaint, no leg to stand on. he's a citizen now. >> to that point, trump aids who were working to get these papers back were told the material was, quote, not theirs, it

so it is not surprising that jared kushner and others are calling for all of this information to be releasedserious consequences for law enforcement and for the ability to conduct an ongoing investigation. so the proposal or the justice department i suppose was to have a very blacked out affidavit. and they won that. the judge said that is fine. you've balanced the risks and benefits accordingly. but think the justice department won in a second way yesterday and nothing that they tended, but that is going to provide some information about what this search is about. and that is what i think ken was talking about. so not about the specific witnesses, certainly not about grand jury information, as ken mentioned, but the justice department doesn't have to blackout the stuff that donald trump already knows, as the target of the investigation. so for example, trump knows that the archives and the fbi have been trying to get these documents from him for over a year. trump knows that he's refused and thumbed his nose at the fbi, calling them my documents and refusing to return them. and trump also n

i think there is a big push in the white house led by jared kushner. obviously steven miller. try to push a package with merit-based with covid coming and everything else was put to the side. merit-based you need to change it. if you look at our northern neighbor, canada is very merit-based in terms of immigration policy. the u.s. is kind of unique having such a high priority put on family members as opposed to how much he will produce or basically contribute to your economy. this comes back and famously argued we cannot have the open border policy we had in 1910, let's say, when a lot of immigrants came in because of the welfare state. once we have a welfare state the immigration policy is completely different. now people can come in for the government transfers as opposed to before a welfare statement people immigrate it's at mutual benefit. both at work or in and the company hiring them benefit. there's only mutual gain of the person coming. and also people hiring him. that is not necessarily the case in the welfare state which is obviously the pressure a lot of people are

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stephen newton jared kushner, overseas in the middle east, building their next businesses for when they were leaving the administration. it's funny if those countries would be interesting this information. peter, melissa, frank, don't go anywhere,. we have more to cover on the other side of the break. facing federal law enforcement after the attack on the cincinnati fbi office. for gonna look at what is next as these baseless attacks are continuing. and later, the mixed messaging from the right on the search at mar-a-lago as we learn new details. david plouffe and mathew tao are here to break all of it down. the 11th hour just getting underway, on a very serious friday night. seou friday night business do for your business? unlock new insights and efficiency-right now. allow monitoring of productivity at remote job sites, with next-generation bandwidth. enable ai cameras that spot factory issues in real time, using next-generation speed. and deliver ultra-capacity 5g coverage that's years ahead of the competition. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. i grew up an athlete

you have to look seriously at jared kushner in that instance, because first of all he was not supposed to get security clearance. that decision by top security professionals was overridden. he recently got $2 million of the saudi government to fund this hedge fund company started. nobody has been asking tough questions about why wasn't he supposed to get a security clearance? why was that overridden? also, why haven't we heard anything from this guy for months now? >> so let me just take what you've said and put it back this way. would it mean that by cooperating with the government jerry kushner or someone in his world would then be immune or at least escape, you know, further investigation? prosecution, maybe, if he did something wrong. it's not something i think could be happening? >> yeah let's two things first of all we know how this works, we know they always want to get the bigger fish. if someone like jarred is in a position to see that he might be in a lot of trouble, there's really only one person who has more power, more interest than he does in these documents. right? the o

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whether you are allowed into the country or not and there was a big push in the white house led by jared kushner but also stephen miller and the council of economic advisers that try to push a package with merit-based immigration, that got squashed because of covid coming out and everything else but the main issue was it wasn't merit-based and needed to change it. if you just look at canada, it is very merit-based in terms of immigration policy, but us is unique in having such high priority put on family members coming in as opposed to how much he will produce or contribute to the economy. this comes back to milton friedman essentially who famously argued we couldn't have the open border policy we had in 1910 when a lot of immigrants came in because of the welfare state. once you have a welfare state the immigration policy is completely different because now people can come in just for government transfers as opposed to before a welfare state, when people immigrate is mutual benefit to the workers coming in and the company hiring them benefits. there is only mutual gain before the person coming

that tipped off the fbi, the mole, someone who knew who where the documents are, might have been jared kushnert strongman do is create these inner sanctum. 's because they are corrupt they bring their family into government. they have all got their son-in-law's there. literally everyone from -- they all have their son-in-law's often doing dirty deals for them. so this is a hothouse environment. loyalty, you have family who might be loyal, but everybody around to -- the loyalty potion has to go up and up. you are never loyal enough. we saw what happened with mike pence. he was not loyal enough. paranoia is kind of the every day atmosphere of strongman governments. >> you saw the reporting we referenced earlier in the washington post about how trump reportedly was saying, you know, this might actually be good for him. it might look as though doj overreached. how does he then sell that to his supporters and his admirers? what is the trajectory of that lie look like? >> well, he set up that -- and he had plenty of existing conspiracy theories, the deep state, the fbi is corrupt. it is not hard to

we'll have jared kushner here today. we'll talk to him about that. great to talk to you.thank you. >> thank you. >> martha: so have you seen this dash cam video that came through last evening? it's nancy pelosi's husband being arrested for drunk driving and reminding the police who he is. watch. >> martha: so that was part of the exchanges, a nine-minute video. claudia cowan reporting live from california. hi, claudia. >> hi, martha. now that paul pelosi has accepted a plea deal and this case is closed, we're finally getting a look at what happened when police arrived at that crash that pelosi caused driving home drunk from a dinner party in may. nancy pelosi was back east at the time and he was driving alone. the california highway patrol released this dash cam video shortly after the 82-year-old pled guilty to one count of misdemeanor drunk driving. a second count was dropped. it shows pelosi grabbing on to the patrol car hood because he was balanced. he told police officers that he's a high profile person and they said they know who he is. then they explained the situa

you allow them into te country not i think that there was a big push in the white house led by jared kushner but o obviously stephen miller but also economic advisors that try to push package with merit-based immigration and the godqu completely squash because of covid-19 coming in and everything else. but i think the main issue with illegal immigration i thought was wasn't merit-based we needeu to change it and you were kind of unique in that way and if you just looked at her northern neighbor, canada, is very merit-based in terms of immigration policies and the u.s. is kind of unique and having such a high priority for the family members coming as opposed to how much it will produce for basically contribute to the economy and this comes back to freeman who famously argued that we could not have open border policy that we have, in 1910 laissez when a lot of immigrants came in, because of the welfare state and once is a welfare state, immigration policy is completely different because now people can come even just for thehe government transfers as opposed to for a welfare state when people i

here is how jared kushner, the former president's son-in-law and white house advisor reacted. >> i'm not familiar with what exactly the contents were. i think you have to be very careful with what you read and wait for the facts to develop. >> late yesterday in a move seemingly as political as legal, donald trump's attorneys filed a motion to block the doj from, quote, further review of seized materials until a special master is appointed. joining me now is nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. nbc's mark caputo, kim wehle, former associate independent counsel in the white water investigation. glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor and now an msnbc legal analyst. ken, i believe you have new reporting confirming what was reported by "the new york times." walk us through it. >> that's right, katy. in the last few minutes we've gotten confirmation from a letter of the ak conservativist that was written back in may that sheds a lot of new light on the extent to which classified documents were found even back in january and the furious efforts by the fbi and ju

one of the things that keep striking me here, and i talked to jared kushner yesterday is, is this about that in most of the boxes and the majority of the boxes press have according to this affidavit which is their case in this argument. here is why we have to go in. we are not hearing the other side but this is what is about the judge. is this about the fact there was a large number, large number of classified documents or is it about an urgent need to get their hands on a specific pieces of pieces of information that they were very concerned could leak out to get to the outside world? and that raises the next question about why the judge gave them two weeks to do this. by the search itself went on for hours and hours. we don't know whether this is an investigation into a breach of information that falls into that andy i national defense or whether it is truly just what the archives unhappy that you shouldn't have this information and all of it needs to come back right away. any thoughts on that? >> it is something we want to find out but this affidavit does not provide specifically tha