a mistrial does mean a retrial, but it does also mean a delay. >> jennifer rubin, the trump team asked for permission to not be in court on thursday, because donald trump has got the supreme court oral arguments. judge mershon said, very important that you are involved in a supreme court case. i would imagine that you would miss that but this is a very important case, too so you are not the mike white either. that said, there are different things attached to each of these cases but that there is a hearing, the oral arguments on whether donald trump immunity is a massive deal. >> absolutely. first of all, judge merchan is put -- imposing on trumps something he's not used to and that is roles. he is not allowed to stand up and leave the court as he tried to do. he's not allowed to grovel. he is not allowed to threaten people. that is why donald trump is very put out these days because he has to sit there. that is the obligation, a criminal defendant has to be there every single day in a sea. that is wearing on trump and we are all on watch, when is he going to blow up. but as far as the

trey: in a joe you mentioned in the new york times and washington post republican, was jennifer rubinrecollection has like the republicans as a ram we can in the new york times would not endorse of republicans and dwight david eisenhower and what one of the rest of the country when they were looking for ronald reagan, newt the new york times they were not even endorsing him so the just not interested in having republicans subscribe or watch or listen what explains jennifer rubin being the conservative voice and the washington post. >> dew point, wouldn't it be a good decision to have any voice from the left and right and center in objective news on mildred people can make a decision about a particular report that an opinion being incorporated into it and that's what was he layoffs some new these places this point because business model thing would better source endorsements are concerned can we the washington post has never endorsed overcoming presidential candidate and his history to your point of the may say endorse carter, not once but twice over the endorse walter mondale were onc

norm ornstein, jennifer rubin used to be republicans. i don't know what they are.aters this is part of the you know, trump derangement syndrome basically the way i see it. >> it is the most awful conspiracy. by the way everybody that they work for, those networks, nbc, cbs news, they all signed non-disclose sure agreements. they all paid hush money. >> they had a clean up the cbs news scan, matt lauer scandal. these organizations signed a lot more non-disclosures than donald trump ever has. larry: good point. joe, bloomberg poll out today. the biden's temporary comeback is dead. trump leading in zare own, michigan, north carolina, nevada. he has pretty big leads. ahead in wisconsin as well. trump is ahead in six of seven swing states? trial so far doesn't look like they really hurt him. >> not at all. we're cherry-picking one poll, see this is what has been happening since october. poll after poll, only states that matter in elections, north carolina, arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania, i'm missing one. it will come to me eventually. larry: we appreciate it. i'm kudl

whether it's lawrence tribe or jennifer rubin.out donald trump. the fact that jeffrey to be bin legal analyst that appears one of the zoom calls should be hands down potentially disturbing for anyone who has eyesight and attending. remember he got the shaft at cnn for doing what he did in front of female co-workers on a zoom call a few years ago. yet now cnn invites him back to be star analyst when it comes to. >> todd: i caught two puns. too coordinated and when i speak with people. joe, does the media coordinate narratives? i think we have an answer. clearly there is coordination here. with all that coordination and all that strategizing, this is the best they could come up with a case where even the prosecution if though prove every single fact to be true there is still no crime because the prosecution can't coming up with a crime franken stein cases took dead misdemeanor and boot strapped it to a dead felony and zapped it back to life? we still haven't heard what the crime here is exactly. and i think many americans, those who

jennifer rubin is back with us, danny ceballos nbc legal analyst and criminal defense attorney.on what we know, about donald trump, how he's operating in the past, how wide open are the floodgates for foreign leaders to influence him after this company went public. >> the doors are wide open, and remember, this is a guy who doesn't reveal his taxes. he doesn't reveal what he does business with, we will not know if somebody, even a foreign government gives him the money for the reduced bond in new york in a civil case. there will be foreign investors who buy shares, pump up the value, making trump very happy, making him rich, these are always foreigners and domestic influencers, oil company executives, all sorts of people can carry influence, this is why every person before him has put his holdings in a true blind trust, has not conducted business, has not made himself an open door for foreign and domestic, but donald trump, when they had both houses of congress, republican, democrats did not do anything to shore up the emoluments act, which is part of the constitution that preve

jennifer palmieri. she's co-host of the msnbc podcast "how to win 2024." rogers chair, the historian jon meacham, and our legal analyst, lisa rubinributor, barbara mcquaid. good morning to you all. let's dive right in with yesterday's historic day at the supreme court where the justices heard oral arguments regarding donald trump's claim he is immune from prosecution for his official acts as president. nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett has the case. >> reporter: the supreme court weighing a monumental question that will decide whether the former president goes to trial for plotting to overturn the last election and when. >> i think that the supreme court is very important today. >> reporter: many trump hoping to persuade the justices to find him immune from federal charges. saying this would be hobbled. >> without presidential immunity from criminal prosecution, there can be no presidency as we know it. >> reporter: mr. trump was indicted on conspiracy and obstruction efforts last year after trying to cling to power. the likely gop nominee, pressuring state officials to reverse the election results. actions doj ar