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. >> i want to bring in nbc's ryan nobles, and jennifer palmieri served as communications director inor hillary clinton's presidential campaign. she's an msnbc political analyst. ryan, from what i wrote down, saying this is political hack ri, with not a scintilla of evidence. the republicans argue there is evidence but that they need an inquiry to get more information because joe biden is hiding something. is that about the summary of it? what did you hear today? >> reporter: excellent analysis on your part, chris. i think you read that pretty well, and it couldn't be more of a different perspective from democrats and republicans when it comes to this next stage of the impeachment inquiry. democrats have said from the very beginning this is nothing but a fishing expedition designed to hurt the current president joe biden and to do so at the behest of the former president, donald trump, who is his likely opponent in the 2024 election to mute the fact that donald trump himself was twice impeached while he was in office. and when you listen to the back and forth here, it's pretty clear t

with us, we have former white house director of communications to president obama, our friend, jennifer palmieri. also the co-host of the podcast, "how to win 2024." you saw him fill in on "way too early," white house editor for "politico," sam stein is here. and sitting with me at the table, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard. katty, we've known for a while that donald trump tried to overturn the 2020 election results. now, we've got some more specific evidence, it would appear. >> yeah, we may be inching toward the christmas holidays, john, but the news is not stopping. we begin with another reported example of donald trump, as you say, trying to overturn that election loss while he was the president. this time, it involves the certification process in michigan's most populous county. we're not talking about georgia here. we're talking about michigan. "the detroit news" says on a mid-november 2020 phone call, trump pressured two republican members of the wayne county board of canvases, telling them not to certify the results which biden won by 40 points. the conversations were captured in

cycles, jennifer horn and miss palmieri, thank you for coming back.u a few questions, and you will each have 15 seconds to answer each one. we'll hear this buzzer, okay -- that's the sound, he already? let's start with the winners and losers of 2023. basil, you first, winners? >> my winners, ruby freeman and shaye moss. those two amazing women who risked it all really to stand up for democracy and themselves, $148 million from rudy giuliani but most importantly, they stood up for us. >> who are your losers? >> my loses are every single january 6th defendant. >> there you go. jennifer, what about you? >> well, i was going to say, my winner for 2023 is justice, and while that might not seen instinctively correct, january six convictions and donald trump indictments let us know -- >> that buzzer is aggressive. the buzzer is aggressive. what about your losers, jennifer? >> my losers, i would like to say, ethics, honor and truth in politics, under attack at every level. scotus, congress, presidential candidate and an entire political party that is building

jonathan lemire and former white house director of communications to president obama jennifer palmierirward with their expanded operations in refugee camps in gaza. yesterday, the idf launched new strikes across the region targeting shelters where they believe hamas terrorists are hiding. officials say troops also are fighting in the northern part of the gaza strip, and israel's navy has attacked targets along gaza's coastline. nbc news senior national correspondent jay gray is in tel aviv with more on israel's offensive, but first, josh lederman takes us inside what the israeli military says is one of hamas' largest tunnel systems in gaza. # >> reporter: ever since this war started, israel has been saying that the hamas move to build tunnels underneath civilian infrastructure in the gaza strip was one of the reasons it is to difficult for israel to conduct this war without potentially putting the lives of civilians in danger, and today we got a firsthand look inside what is the largest hamas tunnel discovered during this war so far. it's about 10 feet tall with concrete walls. it's ac

former director of communications to president obama, jennifer palmieri. the co-host of "how to win 2024" with claire mccaskill. u.s. national editor at "the financial times," ed luce is with us. nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. louis told me the word. i got it. >> exactly. this has happened. >> i got it. >> this has happened before. jen, you know, people wonder why joe biden remains pretty calm about this while democrats across washington, d.c., in america wet their bed. he knows where the economy is. he knows where the economy is going. he knows there is a very long way to go. 1983, you know, where ronald reagan is, where joe biden was, reagan's approval rating got to as low as 35%. why? a recession. he averaged 41% in 1983, the year before his election that he won 49 states. we're not saying joe biden is going to win 49 states because there is, of course, the construct, the media construct that's enabled people to go out, tell lies about joe biden, and make money off of it. they'll keep telling lies about joe biden. they'll keep making mo

with us we have a former white house director of communications, our friend jennifer palmieri. she's also the host of the nbc podcast how to win 2024. you just saw white house political, stem fine is here. and joining me, nbc nose correspondent vaughn. kathy, we need for a while that donald trump had tried to overturn the results. but now we have some specific evidence it would appear. >> yes. towards the christmas holidays but the news is not stopping. we begin with another report for example, donald trump trying to overturn that election while he was president. this time it involves the certification process in michigan's most popular camp. we're not talking about georgia, we're talking about michigan. the detroit news reports that i mid remember 2020 phone call, trump pressured to republican candidates of the way in forward, telling them not to sign the 2020 results. which biden won by almost 40 points. the conversations were captured and reviewed by the detroit knows. nbc news has not heard or verify the recordings. during the phone call, which included rnc chair woman, ron

joining us now is former white house director of communications to president obama jennifer palmieri.e? >> that is just projection. when you hear him saying something critical about biden, it's projection about him, talking about that biden is weaponizing government, that biden is talking like a third-world dictator, that is him projecting. for kevin mccarthy, you know, i'm old enough to remember the young guns. you remember the young guns, paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, the men who were supposed to have this new idealogical conservative party? they had a book in the mid obama years. each one of them were eaten alive by tolerating, appeasing factions in their own party. this is how kevin mccarthy has ended up as the shortest term speaker in history. there are republicans that stood up to donald trump and survived. governor kemp in georgia stood up to donald trump, reelected, won in a republican primary, won big in 2022. you can survive this. talk about checks and balances, kevin mccarthy has helped unleash a party that will prop up this man who said on day one that he would be a dictator.

also with us, former communications director to president obama, jennifer palmieri, the co-host of thewith claire mccaskill. good to have you both. >> david, because i am old, i read your piece in the sunday "new york times" paper edition. >> he loves his paper edition. >> still have the ink coming up on the hands. >> holding onto that. >> you know, there are two things i found actually shocking in those poll numbers that you highlighted. i say shocking. i'll just say, very surprised. very surprised. one was the fact that the majority of americans not only identify with israel more than the palestinians, but the majority of americans, while being concerned about gazan casualties, actually support israel's use of force as just about right or not enough. that was surprising to me. the second thing was just how disconnected, should i call them the far left? it's not the left. i know a lot of people on the left who don't hold the views of what were identified as progressives, but there is a farer left element of american politics, the democratic party, that is on its own when it comes to t