i want to go to jason johnson.emocrats had waived the rule, the 60 vote rule, it is not clear that mitch mcconnell could have passed this bill on a party line 51 vote rule because he couldn't keep his own party together. what happened to make four republicans walk away from the deal? >> well, maybe we ought to test that theory. in having waived the rule. i bet it would pass then. the reality is that we had a bipartisan majority of republicans and democrats in the senate that voted to advance the continuing resolution. as for the four who held out, i have not read why, but knowing a couple of them, i have every reason to believe they did so on principle and it is the right to do so just as it is chuck schumer's right to obstruct and shut the government down. >> so you are saying only one party has principles and chuck schumer is some sort of abject evil and your party, when they don't vote against their own leader's bill have principle but the democrats do not. >> no. i'm pretty confident i didn't say that. >> becau

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jason johnson, situate this game for us politically, if you could. sarah huckabee sanders, white house press secretary, saying that this is a visit theriot of trump country, in light of who's playing in this game tomorrow night. give us your sevents political import here. >> i think atlanta's new mayor bottoms would have something to say about atlanta being the heart of trump country as well as most of metro atlanta. look, you know, david, what this really speaks to, and i think everybody else has just sort of touched upon this, donald trump has a way of just -- he's the opposite of the man with the golden touch. he poisons everything he goes to. look, we're used to george bush and bill clinton and obama. these are all presidents who could go to sporting events. yeah, maybe there was a smattering of boos here and there, but they could enjoy it as part of american culture. but unfortunately, the president we have has always had to make everything about his himself, and therefore, it becomes a political statement just for him to go to a national champi

joining me now democratic strategist who is chief speech writer for loretta lynch and jason johnson who worked on ted cruz's 2016 campaign. jason, how much do you see this as being politics? how much is policy? >> i'd say 100% politics. for people like me who do not support amnesty for daca recipients, we know the following, president trump has said that he would sign a daca bill. we know that the leadership in the senate, republican leadership and the republican leadership in the house will support amnesty for daca recipients. at the end of the day, if those are the facts and democrats have been told that why are they not supporting this continuing resolution to go forward? there is only one reason. their base is demanding it of them. >> you have republicans, they have been pretty anxious to label this the schumer shutdown. are they right? >> no. republicans control the entirety of u.s. congress and the white house right now. it's a little ridiculous to say that this is somehow the democrats shutting down the government when democrats have less power. what democrats can do is stand up

joining me is jason johnson, the politics editor at the root. laura bassset. laura, i want to start with you, i want to play a congressman gregory meeks. he explained why he will not be attending the state of the union this week. >> the best thing for me to do, i will be in the building, i will be in my office, listening very attentively. i will go back to the media and to my constituents thereafter to give my response to what the president has to say. but for the sake of the institution, i cannot give this man who does not respect me the respect to be in that audience. >> laura, so he joins now the ranks of more than half a dozen congressmen who are not going to be in the chamber for that speech. the state i don't have the union has pageantry. is it different this year? >> absolutely. it will be interesting for black congressmen to have to sit in the audience and listen to trump talk to them after trump specifically said that people shouldn't be coming over from haiti, shouldn't be coming over from african countries. how many years ago did white people drag a

jason johnson said trump is a white supremacist, a terrorist sympathizer and a danger to non-whites.s this over the top? marie: most of of the outrage is well placed. this fits into a pattern of comments he made, whether it's after charlottesville or when he took out the full page ad about the central park five. he has a long history of wading into discussions about race and using racially charged language. that plays into how it's being covered today. based on everything he has done over decades. howie: many politicians use bad language in private. he said don't do stupid s in foreign policy. would the coverage have been the same if he had said lousy third world countries. >> absolutely. because everybody started to put the s word up without the asterisk. they want to convey a message that the president is such a racist and degenerate that they have to put the word on the screen. the fcc regulated stations putting up the word thank violation of the regulations. howie: fox hasn't been using it. i think it should be used sparingly. i think it's one of those words that's important to u

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msnbc political analyst jason johnson is a professor at morgan state university and rick, the entire premise of the trump campaign is mexico is sending its worst, we'll end immigration and build a wall. how did he suddenly go from that to being marco rubio? is happening? >> donald trump got his gang of eight tattoo tonight and the members only jacket for rhino immigration squishes because this is a guy who literally sat there today and shredded the entire bannon steve miller agenda on building the wall and throwing out the brown people. it's a clown show. >> who is in charge of telling ann coulter? i nominate you. you have to tell her. jason, democrats in my twitter feed, there is some anger democrats aren't putting their foot down and saying we ain't voting for a wall period, end of story. we don't care what you say. should democrats be planting their flag there? >> they don't have to put the flag down yet, joy. it's clear this is from the book and everyone that talked about this president, he agrees with whatever the last person who left the room. i hate this immigration, i don't l

joining me, msnbc political analyst jason johnson "the root," former senator barbara boxer, democrat of california. jason, a couple more responses from members of congress to what donald trump said. ileana russ lateen, she said the president calling haiti an s-hole country ignores the contributions thousands of haitians have made to this country. cbc chairman cedric rich man of louisiana, whose population largely was drawn from haiti over overthrowing the napoleonic government, president trump's comments are another indication of his racially ignorant views. it reinforces concerns we hear every day that "make america great again" is code for "make america white again." >> we've been saying this a long time. the president is a white supremacist. we heard in charlottesville. our president is a terrorist sympathizer. our president is a clear and present danger to nonwhite people in america. it's that simple. there's no reason to pretend that's not what's going on. what's important is not just how his heart feels. i've never cared about that and that's not what's important. this manifest

joining us is jason johnson, editor at the root.com and msnbc contributor and charlie sykes, author of "how the right lost its mind" and a msnbc contributor. welcome to both of you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> good to be here, ali. >> let's start with you, jason. where do you think we go from here if you're a republican? is this concept of getting your agenda -- getting your agenda forwarded more important than basic humanity? because we saw this play out with the roy moore saga. >> well, yeah. look. ali, it is really clear that most of the republican party is like, look, people who assault women, racist, terrorists sympathizers, accused pedophiles i can work with all the people as long as i get a tax cut and stop the affordable care act. i think as far as most mens of the republican party, not heard from mcconnell, paul ryan basically gave a very sort of flaccid limp wristed response and said i don't care. and this is bad and terrible and didn't condemn the president. >> unhelpful. >> nothing is going to change with republicans in washington but i will say this. republi

jason johnson is at the root.com. both are nbc contributors. the president's role in these negotiations, how would you describe it? >> not helpful. chaotic. not only the fruits of his ignorance, his inattention, his chaos, but also the lack of credibility that mcconnell has. when you step back and go, we're just trying to figure out what the president says. the president, when he said he wants a bill of love, was it last tuesday that seems like a lifetime ago. so here is somebody who is an unreliable partner for a deal that looked like we were going to have it, but because donald trump is donald trump, we may be headed for a government shutdown. >> i want to show you what mitch mcconnell said yesterday. >> i'm looking for something that president trump supports. he's not yet indicated what measure he's willing to sign. as soon as we figure out what he is for, then i would be convinced that we were not just spinning our wheels going to this issue on the floor. >> is the president inadvertently helping democrats here? >> well, he's done that lots

parker and at the table, chief white house correspondent peter baker, politic editor for the root jason johnson, donny deutsch is back and david jolly. ashley parker, let me start with you. your reporting from the weekend really encapsulates and gives some context to the developments that i just went through. but i want to ask you, as a reporter, these are questions that are among the most sensitive kinds of questions. and other than questions i fielded about sarah palin's pregnancy when i worked for her in '08, i can't imagine a more sensitive kind of topic for a reporter to broach with the president or politician and their staff than their mental stability. i wonder what the effect has been of donald trump tweeting half a dozen tweets on the topic and now making public statements about the topic. has he wittingly or unwittingly thrust this issue to into the limelight for those who cover him? >> that's a great question. i should say we're reporters, not psychiatrists. it's not our job to diagnose anyone's mental stability or lack thereof. but the president's own team has taken this stance of k

matthew cont netty from the washington free beacon and susan page from usa today and jason johnson, politicsroot.com and an msnbc contributor. welcome. lots of breaking news today. let's start with andrew mccabe. the white house said they didn't get involved in this in any way. this was all andrew mccabe's decision and you would have to ask the fbi. they may say that, but the reality is donald trump was putting a lot of political pressure on him on twitter and interviews, was not happy. so how much do you chalk up his stepping down to the current environment, matthew? >> well i think we have to zi distinguish between the trump white house and the president himself. and it may be true that trump white house didn't have much interaction or involvement with the decision to step down about a month early before he was planning to. on the other hand as we've known for years now, donald trump has made a big issue out of not only mccabe but also his wife's attempt to run for the state senate seat and having donations from terry mcauliffe. >> and talking about donald trump and andrew mccabe and a con

jason johnson, political contributor. politics editor at the root, governor john hickenlooper. governor, to you first, daca is an issue for every single state. think about what it means for those dreamers who put themselves out there who came out from the shadows because the government said come out, tell us who you are. what is it going to mean going forward that our government reached out, those people made themselves public and now they're in a quandary? >> well, there's no question, they shouldn't be a bargaining chip. i mean, these -- most of these kids came here when they were 1 or 2 or 3 years old. they have no other country, no other home to go back to. so to put them into this situation of every week there's a different demand and it's a negotiating from one side to the other, everyone is drawing lines in the sand. that's crazy. the anxiety and psychological harm that most of these kids are now 15, 20, 25. it just puts them in an almost unbelievable situation. >> and what do you say to the hard core trump supporter that says that sounds really tough but my child, who w

and jason johnson, who son a lot, is politics editor for the root and msnbc politico reporter.rting along the line in order, first of all, jonathan, what are the issues between now and friday night to get done and the deal with immigration? >> well, they're not going to get it done by friday night. it's not true that they were close to a deal last week. this group was fated as the bipartisan gang of six, it was a fantasy. it was dick durbin picked the most squishy republicans on this issue, lindsey graham and jeff flake who do not represent their conference. they're very, very moderate and sympathetic on the issue of immigration. and unbeknownst to the hard-liners, this deal was carved out which didn't satisfy any of their demands. >> any deal that will satisfy people like perdue? >> well, you certainly won't by this friday. you certainly won't by this friday. >> vivian, your thoughts. are you as pessimistic? are we going to watch all the parks and zoos close down? >> it's not looking good, chris. every single funding extension we've seen so far under the trump administration h

joining us is jason johnson, editor at the root.com and msnbc contributor and charlie sykes, author of "how the right lost its mind" and a msnbc contributor. welcome to both of you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> good to be here, ali. >> let's start with you, jason. where do you think we go from here if you're a republican? is this concept of getting your agenda -- getting your agenda forwarded more important than basic humanity? because we saw this play out with the roy moore saga. >> well, yeah. >> thank you. >> good to be here, ali. >> let's start with you, jason. where do you think we go from here if you're a republican? is this concept of getting your agenda -- getting your agenda forwarded more important than basic humanity? because we saw this play out with the roy moore saga. >> well, yeah. look. ali, it is really clear that most of the republican party is like, look, people who assault women, racist, terrorists sympathizers, accused pedophiles i can work with all the people as long as i get a tax cut and stop the affordable care act. i think as far as most mens of

jason johnson, also an msnbc political analyst and politics editor for the root. steve, do you see this as essentially about the central wall promise he's trying to keep? >> it's certainly about that, chris, but it's also about the chaos and the incompetence of the governing majority, both at the executive branch and in the congress. once again, we're flirting with a government shutdown. we see a total incompetency around the ministerial functions of governing. if we avert a shutdown, no doubt it will be hailed as some great victory that we have managed to keep government functioning and open. it just -- i think it's about the wall. it's about a dozen things. but nothing greater than just the total ineptitude of this governing majority. >> you know, to steve's point, jason, about a deal here. you know, it strikes me there's actually some political upside for the president to make a deal, which is why i think it's a little odd he has yet to do that, because that's how he ran. this is what he had to say in 2013 about the role of the president in the shutdown. take a

jason johnson, politics editor for the root, and john heilman, nbc news, cnbc analyst. john heilman, you have theories about devin nunes. i want to ask you about today's development because i feel like this is going to be -- there's going to be prefbi declaring a white house move to be of grave concern and post. and whatever happens afterward will sort of be post-grave -- post-warning of gravity. this feels like a marking -- a marker that the fbi put down today. and i wonder, one, if you agree with that assessment. and, two, if you think that the consequence of the white house going ahead and doing something against the fbi's warning could include some high-level resignations. >> yes on the first thing, important moment. not sure about the second thing. resignations in this administration, no one resigns. >> it's like called friday. >> people get fired. i want to focus on one small thing. president of the united states is constitutionally -- his main constitution and responsibility is the security of united states of america. right? last night at the state of the union

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. >> to that point, jason johnson, it does feel like donald trump is surrounded by people who will -- we'll call them immigration hard-liners, steven miller, apparently kelly. his own instincts are so hardline, it's hard for me to believe he wanted a deal. the kato institute did a bill that would require anyone to maintain an annual income at least 125% of the poverty line. if they fall below that level for 90 days, not only are they subject to deportation, again they would be criminals. what do you make of that? >> joy, this is the thing. this is why donald trump and the republicans are really bad hostagetakers. they have a gun. we have c.h.i.p., we have daca. once the negotiator realizes, wait, you'll kill the hostages no matter what i do. they don't have to work with you. that's what the democrats have realized. you know what? donald trump doesn't want these daca kids here. he doesn't want them. he made that clear. steven miller doesn't want them. john kelly doesn't want them. why try to negotiate a deal that's dependent on the president, rather than work a deal if mitch mcconnell

. >>> nfl all pro team was announced four eagles honor center jason kelce and lane johnson were namedthe first time, quarterback carson wentz and fletcher cox made the second team. >> ♪ >> that is jimmy mas last night at u.s. finger skating champion could go thinks short program, to a favorite, turned down for what four years ago skaters were allowed to use lear knicks their program, he is obviously taken full advantage of it but finished in 11th place. >> okay. >> figure skater what do you think. >> i think, losing interest in the sport so they said, we will blast music and people will watch. i don't know, it is interested , when i'm skating no lyrics. >> yes. >> the crowd would get in to it. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> definitely. >> leslie, thanks. >> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> jeff glor has a look ahead. >> that is extraordinary cold moves in look at extreme conditions some kid are forced to deal win side the schools. >>> and cte does not just effect football players we will preview what it is doing to veterans. >>> this teacher's lesson on sack fights are incredib

i'm ashley johnson reporting for jason's. >> let's check in with dan with the weather. >> ) has been broken after in stock below freezing for two weeks. i saw widespread 40s. but whether a phrase below freezing it can become isis response consumer. where wild weather again. high temperature psycho january storms on the increase on the left side of this pass. the system will be read on top of us. mild temperatures on the way looking for rain. is the day on friday. it's unfortunate how wet it will be. there's some concern about the pink strike as temperatures cool down to next or so and will keep a close eye on that. overnight it will be in the low to mid 20s but if you clouds overhead. watch out for the pay freeze. wednesday clouds on the increase 40s for higher temperatures. thursday november 50s despite cloudy skies. the threat will move in thursday night and move and, articulate will return for this weekend as well. >> coming up, as a consultant for everything. there is a consulting business for young women want to decide what is the right sorority for t >> it seems these days ther

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the nfl all pro team announced for eagles for honor jason kels kelsey and lane johnson. carson behind tom brady. usually first team quarterback is the mvp but sources say carson should get the honor. >> carson able to make plays that, i mean, just athletically tom can't physically do. he's the best quarterback ever, carson plays the game differently. >>> tuesday the raiders will formally announce the hiring of john gruden as head coach. he'll get a ten your contract worth $100 million. he led them to the affect championship game in 2000, won the super bowl in tampa in 2003 beating the birds at the nfc championship game. >> good for him. >> equal, wow. >> part two. >>> up next, what's a . >>> this isn't your average penny, it's one of the first cooper coins to come out of the u.s. minute in philadelphia in 1793, this is one of only about 500 of these pennies in existence. kate? >> the weekend is here but it may be a weekend for indoor activities with highs only in the teens. on saturday, we'll start the weekend with a windchill advisory, that will expire but we could be n

keith freedman, phil lee, jason holt, laura johnson. first speaker please. >> public: i'm a professor after city college. and coach of the home shares democratic club in san francisco. i just wanted to thank kevin guy and his office for their hard work in this settlement agreement. we think we have seen a lot of progress. it helps all the hosts because we are really looking for people who are supporting the law and supporting san francisco. we think we've seen a lot of good progress. i want to address the mayor's comments whether it is okay to host while your application is pending. what we're concerned about is people being penalized who have good intentions and it's a concern there. if the office of short-term rental had a service level agreement who could guarantee a return time on an application, it might have been agreeable to make hosts wait. but since there isn't, people could be waiting months to host when they are in compliance with the law. if there are any changes made there, we appreciate the policy and we think it has encou

tonight, join jimmy and his guests, dakota johnson, lester holt, musical guest, jason aldean, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 812, indiana. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much, everybody. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, baby, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you've made it. you're watching. thank you. and welcome. here's what people are talking about. well, tomorrow is president trump's first state of the union address. you can tell he's serious about it. because today he hopped on his computer and googled "how to do state of the union address." [ cheers and applause ] no, that's the macarena, mr. president. of course, trump has been practicing his speech ahead of time. while mike pence and paul ryan are practicing their "i'm horrified but i can't show it" face. [ laughter and applause ] but get this. i heard that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will not be at the state of the union because of a previous

the nfl all pro team announced for eagles for honor jason kels kelsey and lane johnson. carson behind tom brady. usually first team quarterback is the mvp but sources say carson should get the honor. >> carson able to make plays that, i mean, just athletically tom can't physically do. he's the best quarterback ever, carson plays the game differently. >>> tuesday the raiders will formally announce the hiring of john gruden as head coach. he'll get a ten your contract worth $100 million. he led them to the affect championship game in 2000, won the super bowl in tampa in 2003 beating the birds at the nfc championship game. >> good for him. >> equal, wow. >> part two. >>> up next, what's a before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is b

nfl all-pro team was announced four eagles honored jason kelce, elaine johnson named at the first team, fletcher cox, carson wentz maids the second team. carson was behind tom brady. now usually the first team quarterback is maimed the mvp, but smith since carson should get the award. >> i'm ready to go, though, he is the go. i'm a tom brady fan. but you know what, carson able to make ways just athletically that tom just can't physically do. even though he is a great quarterback ever, carson, you know, plays the game differently. >> the eagles had the weekend off on monday they'll start preparing for either the falcons, saints, or panthers, the first rounds of the playoffs starts this afternoon so will the players be watching the game? >> i feel like a fan. i enjoy. >> do you take notes or anything. >> little bit. you know, on my phone, maybe. like avenue note pad. but probably i'll sit back and enjoy. we've earned the right to sit and watch the game for a week, and play one less game. >> tuesday the raid letters announce the hiker every john gruden as head coach. he is report today ge

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lane johnson and jason kelce. what about carson wentz you say?d to the second team. yeah, i know. tom brady given the first team nod: meantime the eagles are waiting and watching. this weekend's playoff games. after which they'll finally learn who they will be playing next saturday afternoon at the linc. birds will earn themselves a nice weekend away from football with a first round bye but torrey smith says he'll be keeping an eye on things. >> we'll be eye ball the games. >> i'll watch the games. you know, to see. i have my predictions on who i think is going to pull it out but it's going to fun to be lay back watch and get right to work 'cause we'll be able to figure out, you know, based on who is winning who we're playing. it will be nice to know that to kind of get a day ahead. >> kind of weird. the birds are the top seed but they're not anyone's radar when it comes to super bowl talks mainly because of the carson wentz factor. can nick foles silence the doubters? ducis rodgers talked about that with analyst ron jaworski. >> what are your im

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lane johnson i wrote on nj.com i think he is best tackle in the nfl. jason kelce all pro.phan business new ski had game of his life last week. vikings are very good at stopping run. they allow 83-yard a game. but this line is prepared to run the ball on them. >> you have to stay with the run. you might not have success. you have to be patient. stay with it. don't put all of the pressure on nick. you just start taking ball that will turn that pass rush loose. you want to keep running it, even if you are not having success. >> you have been in big games in your life at u.s.c. and in the nfl. dot players get nervous for something like this. >> well, before the game, you are nervous but you know what is best, get out there and hit somebody. >> he is coming at you. you get out there and best thing when you get out there and hit somebody and get in the flow of the game you forget about that. then you are focusing on the game. before you wake up, you are thinking bit. it is in your stomach this team angry. i have talk to the players in the last few weeks. they are ticked off they

johnson today said he was connecting the dots. yes, it could be a joke. the text, the off-site meetings could be harmless. telling npr that. we are back with the panel. jasonwe are getting word these text messages or at least some of them are being covered, but it did seem like the secret society got a lot of coverage and reaction. >> yeah, i think in this case, senator johnson was jumping the gun here in the context. it doesn't seem this was a serious effort of secrecy. you are text messaging on a government issued phone. that doesn't make a lot of sense. there are multiple investigations going on here, bret, both in congress sent robert mueller, they need to run their course and i think republicans are -- risk what just happened to johnson happening again if they don't let this situation run. they seem more worried about it. they looked more worried than the president who is offering to meet with mueller. >> bret: jonathan. >> look, from what we've seen from these text messages, they are concerning enough that it provoked mueller to take this guy off the investigation. there is substance there but the escalation from 0 to we have a deep state coup in the

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