hello, jen psaki.e. >> jen: it's mutual. >> stephen: you have the new show on msnbc, "inside with jen psaki." what -- how does it feel to be the person asking the questions as opposed to the person whose getting grilled by the press? >> jen: [laughs] i'm pretty excited about it. the thing that has -- that the two jobs have in common is that when i was at the white house the thing that i love that the most about it is when i had to go figure out, go down the rabbit hole of an issue and figure out what was happening and then explain it to the public. this is my opportunity to do something similar. >> stephen: it is "inside with jen psaki." you're an insider. >> jen: we are going to go inside of issues and inside people's lives. >> stephen: but you are also an insider in this administration. you know these people. >> jen: that's true, yes. >> stephen: it's been said the value of the presses to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. are you going to have to throw some paint makers of the biden

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jen psaki gets fights last, where the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now.e's testimony, one of trump's lawyers who could've been before the grand jury tomorrow, in court today, challenging subpoenas for the former vice president. and, ron desantis walking back his comments on ukraine, we'll struggling to answer softball questions from a friendly interviewer. then, the clock ticking on tiktok, the company ceo grilled on capitol hill for hours, over security concerns. what it means for the absentee 50 million american users, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >> good evening, i'm mehdi hassan in for stephanie ruhle. former president trump's legal panel is about to get more worse. one of his attorneys, evan corcoran, is about to do appear before an attorney is backing the classified documents, case as early as tomorrow. but corcoran is also involved in the other federal investigation involving trump. toda

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attorney general kathy jennings, and i'll start with you. threats against nestle, citing donald trump among the bad actors fueling these kinds of threats in this country rhetoric. how are you and your fellow officials protecting yourselves amid this ongoing political violence and rhetoric? >> thank you for bringing up this very important topic. we care deeply about the truth, and when election deniers across this country in so many states suppress the truth, fomented hate, said it was okay, starting with donald trump, said it was okay to overturn a full election, that's when trouble really began. and it has metastasized into hateful action. look what happened to governor whitmer. look what has just happened to our colleague and friend, attorney general dana nessel. this is entirely unacceptable. and we can take measures to protect ourselves, but i worry about ordinary citizens who want to express their right to vote. the right to vote is the most fundamental right we have in this country. every other right depends upon it. and it is importan

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manus: jen, thank you so much. jen with the very latest on nigeria.re going to be working and working and working and working and working. we have a lot of -- a little bit of breaking news. yields are going to trade higher. what was the failure? dani: 8.5%. it is hotter than expected, 8.3. this is poor for the rest of germany and enforces that 4% peak message for the ecb. manus: highest level since 2011 yesterday. again, there will be this vortex in the bond market this morning. bloomberg markets europe is up next. ♪ anna: good morning, welcome to "bloomberg markets: europe"

what i want to figure out is jen psaki, i want to figure out what jen is doing this weekend.eatles when they played on "ed sullivan." nielsen says one out of every three tv sets this weekend was tuned into jen psaki. can you believe that, willie? >> wow. >> jen psaki, this weekend, what have you got for us? >> we don't have guests to preview yet, maybe today. we're waiting on a few developments, joe. i don't know if you've heard of this out there, to see what happens. >> yeah. >> but we are planning to do is really deep dive into all of these legal cases, help viewers better understand what exactly is happening here. it's a lot to follow. it is hard to follow. we're going to take people behind the scenes, as we did with eric adams last weekend, with someone new this weekend. stay tuned. >> like all great operators, willie, she keeps the cards close to the chest. >> yup. >> i'll have more later today. >> exactly. >> jen, thanks for being on. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you so much, steve rattner. you started sort of a turf battle here. i expect tridents to come ou

jen psaki, new show inside with jen psaki, 12 pm eastern on msnbc, also streaming on peacock. that's our in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. wagner starts tonight. >>> lawrence and rachel have bagel situation going with jen psaki's show on sundays.okq bag goals and@'■ cheese. so i would suggest you and i come up with afá bloodyxd marry >> sounds good. >> putting on that television, hold us accountg thanks, chris. >>> thank you for joining us this hour. all weekwtke1 we've been on indictment watch. wondering ifÑi the case donald trump allegedly payingçó hush money to stormy daniels would result in the first indictmentw of a first u.s. president in the american history.wk c1 two pieces oflp news that sort made me?;■ wonderxd if there's competition for that historic ok first. which case on donald trump is the first criminal case brought against a first former president.t( u into whether trump took classified documents with him when he left the white house and whether trump obstructed justice what's so important that thei] court of

jen psaki, it's crazy.people than any other planet in the history of the world. roger was right on that one. we have and we continue to we won world war 1 we won world war ii with the help of allies look what we're doing helping ukraine push back against war crimes daily, and yet all donald trump does, all other people do, they bash the united states of america. they attack the u.s. force, they hate america by their own words, and if they hate it so much, why don't they move to russia? russia will take them. they've taken steven segal they'll take donald trump. they hate us they hate america, so why are they still here? >> you heard it here first, they're heading to russia. look, it's trump, it deese desantis, sarah huckabee sanders. if you listen to the rhetoric from the most powerful voices in the republican right wing of the party, they're painting the country and painting the future as this dark depress irv ominous dystopia, right, that everything is terrible, all things are terrible, all things are dar

we're very excited for that, jen, and i'll start with you you can almost see the establishment wing of the republican party watch like its platform fly off into the air like a bu lawn that's been let go as they hear what trump and desantis are now saying specifically about major issues like i don't know foreign policy my question to you is this how the republican platform is going to be shaped and does it matter what anyone in congress actually thinks is it really desantis and trump going to determine where the goal posts lie on the field? >> congress still has the ability to pass legislation and pass funding for ukraine and things like that that's important but ron desantis and donald trump are currently the two leading contenders for the republican nomination. and they have decided -- i mean trump a long time ago decided this, that they're going to do america first, right, the trump motto from the one he ran, which means we don't want to get engaged in conflicts, don't want to get engaged in peace making some of those clips you played, alex, were from six years ago from ron desantis.

back with us tonight is jen psaki, now my colleague and host of "inside with jen psaki."essman from texas will hurd. jen, not too long ago you were a major part of president biden's messaging specifically around guns. what do you think about his comments today and his renewed call for a ban on assault weapons? >> i was just watching those remarks thinking what is going on in his head and what's going on in the white house right now. they're thinking, there was an assault weapons ban. he was one of the authors of it back in the '90s. it's possible for congress to pass it. he was quite honest in telling the public it's not going to happen right now. we know that because the house is controlled by republicans. he wants the public to hear from him this is something we can do and should do and it's such a driving factor in all of these mass shootings. we know that from data. things can happen in states. we've seen that happen in states like red flag laws. it needs activism and vocalism. the president has got to call for that. >> there is one big roadblock and will hurd is well

jen psaki spoke with michigan's governor about her efforts to keep access open >> you recently sent aer with 14 other governors in response to a decision by walgreens in 21 states not to carry the abortion pill, asking for greater clarification. have you heard anything back >> not yet it doesn't mean we're not going to keep pushing. we know private industry is getting whipsawed by politicians who are politicizing this important issue. they are making decisions that will impact women's lives. we have to hold them accountable. >> the newest msnbc host jen psaki is with us now we can't wait for sunday >> thank you >> it's exciting you are an analyst and insider what are you trying to communicate? what's your goal for your new show >> i have thought a lot about what media i watch when i watch "andrea mitchell reports," i know you will tell me about the icc criminal court i will learn something i want people to watch the show and learn something about an issue they have heard about or a person i spent time with governor whitmer. she's one of my first guests i spent time with eric adams we

jen jen griffin save our allies incredible group goes and rescues people in trouble abroad. incredible squad of people all former military came straight in that day between jen, this team on the ground and the u.s. military themselves who picked me up once i got into poland. this is about the incredible people who did it behind me. for me, writing this book was about finding out all these incredible different angles, the poll liberal prime minister whose train i got out on and incredible characters who pulled me out of the dark places. c-17 flying from germany to texas. and this one hero when i was feeling at the lowest point ever came up and spoke to me. actually, he offered me a gummy bear while i was shackled down. little moments like that. people went out to get me. it wasn't the end for me. goodness out there. all these pieces put together in the book that hopefully tell the incredible story of what all these incredible people did for me. >> bret: i love when you are recovering and you have this moment with huckleberry the labradoodle you pay fetch with him and it struc

, jen to strive for true multiple parity. so the whole thing was trying to move him, encourage the restoration of the world's economy in the post and amec world, georgia, the pc that perfect the system of global governance. so variable change early on this on change, we're going to make greater contribution to the world in the course of world food safety, energy, socials, and safety and stability of supply chains across the world. and they mean we're going to make joint efforts efforts to contribute to the joint fatal amount of last month. it will come now published it's on the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis, washington. and i would like to emphasize that on the ukranian settlement, finally, you can change and there's a constantly guided by the goals and principles of the un charter cook. i'm going to add her into a non my position full time. andrew, are in favor of actually that reconciliation jetting our position is based on the very essence of the matter and tending john that we are always for peace and dialo

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what we got was preview of what jen psaki's new show will look like.retary mayorkas on her show, why do we get the feeling he won't be asked one fair or tough question regarding f minus failure at the u.s. southern border. msnbc does not care how this looks, this was celebration dinner for jen psaki's new show in public with plenty of photos being taken. what i've seen, she is utterly uninteresting and inauthentic. you take peter doocy or jacqui heinrich out of her life and put her in an echo chamber, you will see how low the ratings are next week, save the tape, ashley. >> ashley: it looks bad to america, think about cbp agents. i was talking to tom homan yesterday, he says it is so bad agents are taking their own life. to see him going to posh parties, what a slap in the face when they just want him to come do something, anything, joe. we have to get to this. second gentleman doug inhofe. listen. >> i met one woman who settled in ukraine and is refugee again. this stuff is so important, hate is interconnected. you see it in the discourse in the count

get things wrong, but show you care. >> ashley: jen psaki made it seem like it is something we shouldof. >> todd: people watching right now are getting up very early, as well, thanks to them and you, joe, for getting up and being with us early. climate crusaders like aoc furious with the president for signing off on the willow oil project. now joe is trying to play both sides. >> president biden: i've said no more drilling off our ocean, there has to be ability to generate some energy. >> ashley: plus, silicon valley bank just collapsed, but governor of california is pushing reparations, cheryl casone is here to break it all down for us. somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million. someone who thinks with their hands. who can shape raw materials into something meaningful. and who wants to serve in their own way. if you're out there. if you're looking for more. we're looking too. we're calling on a new generation of builders for navy's next-gen submarines. i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? y

jens, thank you. jens nordvig that question goes right to we don't know what we don't know, so how concerned are you in terms of unknown or undisclosed counterparty risk at some of the banks you hold >> well, it would bei idiotic t dismiss it there is a credit cba which ryes to ascertain credit party risk i made the bet that jpmorgan and bank of americas of the world are -- will they trade down, yes. but in terms of the contagion affecting them, i think not. it is hard to say that's not -- i wouldn't say that's not possible >> you know what is fascinating is that for all the casts we have been through, i had more people in the last three years ask me if their bank account deposits were safe and it is extraordinary. because if you think about the stress that we really haven't felt yet, in banks and in credit, and yet this is where the prevailing public concern is, i'm getting this -- this is from -- >> everyone has a bank account the financial cris iswas built on things that people couldn't understand

by the way, the new show inside with jen psaki, premier next sunday right here o msnbc. very excited for that, and we will start with you, my friend you can almost see the establishment wing of th republican party watch its platform fly off into the ai like a balloon that has been let go as they hear what trump an desantis are now saying, specifically about major issue like about foreign policy. my question to you is, is this how the republican platform is now going to be shaped does it matter what anybody in congress actually thinks is it actually desantis an trump who will determine where the goalposts lie on the fields >> congress still has th ability to pass legislation in funding for ukraine, and thing like that. that is important. ron desantis and donald trum are currently the two leadin contenders for the republica nomination they've decided, trump a lon time ago decided this, they ar going to do america first. the trump motto from when he ran. that means that we don't wan to get engaged in conflicts an we don't want to get engaged i peace making, or foreign polic

at the top of the hour, ou newest program will premiere inside jen psaki the show airs every sunday 1on peacock of course, you probably know jen for more time as president biden's press secretary. she leaves her show to explore the week's most pressing political and cultural stories you'll see great one-on-on interviews with a news maker and still pull back the curtai on the everyday lives of lawmakers and thought leader in this country. her first episode, gentle be joined by house democratic leader hakeem jeffries michigan governor gretchen whitmer and new york city mayo eric adams her sedan with governor whitme covered a wide range of topics including the high volume of threats the governor has received well home in the stat of michigan. including that infamous plot back in 2020 to kidnap her take a look. >> beyond the political threats, you have also been targeted by militia groups you talked about this a fair amount there was the plot to kidnap you back in 2020 that was thankfully stopped by the fbi. does this creep into your head militia groups or groups tha would not be proponen

jen psaki, new show inside with jen psaki, 12 pm eastern on msnbc, also streaming on peacock. that's our in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. >> i will say, lawrence and rachel have a bagel situation going with jen psaki's show on sunday, bagels and cream cheese, community eating sessions. i would suggest that you and i come up with something like a bloody mary or a mimosa or some other sunday lake -- >> sounds good. >> i'm just putting it out there on national television so we can hold ourselves later on on it. that's it for me, that's the show. thanks, chris. thanks to all of you at home for joining us at this hour. all we, we have been an indictment watch, we're wondering about the case with donald trump allegedly paying hush money to porn star stormy daniels which resulted in the first indictment of a former u.s. president in american history. today, we got two pieces of news that made me wonder if there is now complication for that historic birth. maybe the news about wondering which case against top health would go down ag

jen psaki and bill maher.s it because it will make them lose and she hates it because they can't fight it. >> when you shine a spotlight on the crazy, you get a better picture of what the democratic party has become and makes independent voters or moderate democrats feel more uncomfortable aligning themselves with the crazy ideas that are coming out there. when you think about reparations in particular. this was not a slave state. there wasn't anyone there who was connected to someone impacted by slavery in california. what you do with reparations is acknowledge people are victims. no greater sin to an individual than to convince them that they're a victim. instead of addressing the issues they need to, they blame someone else. >> harris: who will prove who has more slave blood than someone else? it is disgusting. thank you, jason rantz. "outnumbered" after the break. at newday we make it easy. our newday 100 loan lets you combine your first mortgage, your second mortgage, your high-rate credit cards, personal

cnn and msnbc for jen psaki's rhetorical services you have to admire the accidental honesty and she's, for example if you look at the president schedule today anybody could do this at home look google the president schedule pops up, his day does not begin today until 11:30 a.m. six hours from now that's when he receives the daily briefing. i'm not making this up. that the security briefing so i don't know we started our days, when did you get up, to a.m., it's a commander-in-chief sleeping, 1130 that's the way it goes, jen psaki, thank you for sharing we already knew. >> he would not like our schedule. >> maria he is obviously suffering the signs of aging, father time. he's undefeated, this is obvious he caught up with him. let's be clear, this crisis other than poor risk management of the bank is 100% his doing. were in a deflation super cycle directly because of his administrations policies, excess spending in the form of additional stimulus which wasn't really needed in second round of ppp last trend of stimulus checks, paying people to stay home until late into 2021 combine with e

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that's cross dressing. >> i disagree with jen. i think she's wrong.e have to accept the fact that some shows don't age well. they don't like it. that's how it is. not every show is golden girls. it just keeps going and going because funny is funny. it was a high level of funny that people relate to. it's hard to relate to spoiled rich people stuck in an apartment together and every one has a cool job. someone is an actor. every one of them had something cool going on. people don't relate. >> i love rich people. >> oh gee, you put that in the mirror. i like the non-rich to become rich. >> can i brother $10. >> i want to bring shannon into this. my theory is the bible was the original friends. lots of changes that the bible endures. >> they were on a break. the bible has a lot of language in customs that don't seem to different than now but we don't complain about it. >> there are people who are trying to get it banned. there are people saying if you're going to ban x, y, z then you have to get rid of the bible. it's got adult, very tricky complicated c

jen psaki thinks going woke is a winning policy.rida when ron desantis ran against woke and won by 20 points. stuart: 19 points and change. joe, thank you very much. still ahead, florida congressman greg stuebe, million dollar listings, josh at mann and steve forbes. no matter what you think about donald trump if he is indicted and arrested, he thinks he will be, it will be a disaster for our judicial system and our politics because this is clearly political payback which has no place in court in my opinion. that's "my take." that is next. ♪. ... i'm a new york hotel. i'm looking for someone who needs a weekend in the city. you hungry? yeah, i know a place. it's the city that never sleeps. but hey, if you need a last-minute spot, i got you covered. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing need

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watch his former press secretary jen psaki.ch this. >> it's important to note president biden does nothing at 9 a.m. he is a night owl. so the fact that he is doing this at 9 a.m. anyway speaks to how vital the white house recommends it is for him to have his voice out there conveying that to the american public. elizabeth: do you see that utter nonsense of her trying to back pedal after realizing she just showed the world he doesn't start to work with when banks failed until after nine? how can anybody believe jen psaki and the bermuda triangle of news, msnbc, who's politicizing? let's show the hot boards of the regionals. they're taking hit, crept suisse is too. what do you think, liz, of all this? >> first of all, joe biden's window of productivity closes with every outer the answer because there have been many stories written about how he goes to bed pretty early. i don't know when he's working, liz. look, if that was meant to be a reassuring comment from our commander in chief, boy, did it flop. i agree with michael, there

jen, it is great to see. you >> great to see you. what a story! >> i mean, you just are a communications person. the idea that you are up there defending the release of this footage to fox news and also arguing about what the january 6th defendants should have access to it seems like not a great place to be and in terms of messaging? >> i mean, just watching that clip of kevin mccarthy speaker mccarthy talking to garrett hague and an nbc news reporter who was asking him, as he should, what about us? when do we get access to this? him saying, haven't i given you exclusives? as if it was who has chief of staff was going to. this is, you given exclusive. the only reason i can think of that he did this, that he would have provided this unfettered access to tucker carlson is to get curried favor with somebody who he has not had favor with. somebody who has an enormous audience with the exact faction of the party that kevin mccarthy needs to curry favor with. it is also completely perplexing listening to your interview you just had with kyle. but it wou

jen psaki served as a white house press secretary for president biden.nside jen's psaki, will preview on the 19th. she joins me now. i imagine that this is the kind of thing you could imagine rupert murdoch does, but seeing in black and white that he is literally, we don't know for sure, sharing confidential ads with the other campaign. it really does kind of put a fine point on it. >> it does. it's like a scene out of succession or something, chris, but it's the intertwined aspect that we all suspected and that we have all seen hints of but that's an actual example. these ads are telling the campaign strategy, there's a lot of the biden campaign ran a lot of them, and so it's not clear how much content was shared, how frequently. but still, that's information that obviously shouldn't be shared by a news organization, to state the complete obvious. >> i want to share this. i think this is a really interesting aspect here that gets it something. you were working on campaigns, here now in a position similar to myself, and finally cam camera, and dominion i

msnbc host jen psaki. her show "inside with jen psaki" debuted march 19th. good morning to all of you. >>> let's start with the developments out of cpac. we'll get to that but will begin with the national transportation safety board investigating another norfolk southern trail derailment in ohio. 28 cars came off the tracks just west of columbus in springfield. the train was carrying hazardous materials but not in any of the cars that derailed. still, residents were ordered to shelter in place for several hours as a precaution. the crash happened just over a month after a norfolk southern train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in east palestine along the pennsylvania border, renewing calls for rail safety. ohio senator sherrod brown wrote, ohio communities should not be forced to live in fear of another disaster. it is unacceptable. he called on congress to pass immediate legislation. nbc news correspondent jesse kirsch joins us from springfield, ohio, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. you can see this area still blocked off

they did to get me on short notice, after jen griffin our pentagon reporter the reached out to them, and spoke with sara who set them up, this is the same group who got many people out ofe sa afghanistan when it fell, they are still getting people out of afghanistan, they have a time, formerr soldiers and and intelligence came in s straighthe away from poland, m they were.e risking their own lives to get one american home, one had a great friend to died in afghanistan, they watched a friend of his, ben die, his friend ben had daughters he said i lost my last friend ben who had daughters at home, i'm notin going to lose another one, i was taken in hands of this incredible group of people. >> let me go back a little bit. m talk a little more about your daughter. everything goes black. nothing ness you have no idea what happened. h adyou feel you see the presence of your daughter right there in front of you. you mentioned in the book you believe in god. >> yeah. >> do you believe that was god's sendin g your daughter to say, daddy, wake up? >> absolutely, my family are angels, they were

lisa jennings young joined the company in 2019 as it was rapidly expanding.itter�*s growth had also come problems. we had noticed over the past few years that individuals were tweeting less and less. and that's because, you know, of fear of abuse and harassment. lisa's team worked on features designed to protect users from online hate. we didn't always get it right, you know, and we very publicly didn't get it right sometimes. it was not at all perfect. but we were trying, and we were making things better, you know, all the time. twitter had developed a set of rules designed to safeguard users. helen sage lee joined the platform in 2021. a lot of the policies that are written for social media companies and for different social media platforms are put into words that very distinctly outline harm. employees who are reallyjust enforcing policy, or trying to better understand how to enforce policy in a way that is fair to everybody else, it can be challenging. two years ago, twitter suspended one of its best known and most active users — us president donald trump

, my former chief of staff is sitting right up here, jen stewart, p.p.p. who help us -- people who help us work through these in the best way for all those different players. seth: any advice going forward, not specific to incidents but as someone tries to manage those issues? mark: i think you have to have a clear moral compass and understand who you're working for and why you're doing it. and who your loyalties are too. i said on multiple occasions, your loyalty, your oath is to the constitution, not to a president, not to a party, not to a political philosophy. but to the constitution. and we built up over 240 some years of this great republic, some guard rails and rules and things by which we live. and i was blessed to understand going back to my earliest days of education at west point, i had a good sense of what that was. but i think when you go into these jobs, you have to have that. because there are moments where you will be alone or you'll be put on the spot and you've got to decide quickly in some cases. certainly deliberately about which way yo

powering possibilities. >>> jen, very excited, you're launching your new show, "inside with jen psakis new york city mayor eric adams you caught up with him on the subway >> what kind of advice are you giving to him or other democrats running about how they should talk about crime in 2024 >> well, i think it's two different conversations. i think president biden is a blue collar president, like i like to lead i'm a blue collar man. he's a plain-talking producer. he has produced. it's unfortunate, the noise is getting in the way of what he has to do. this has been a president that has navigated us out of covid, navigated us out of the infrastructure bill. he just keeps putting points on the board. he needs to keep doing what he's doing. but he is the key singer his backup singers need to get on key. >> backup singers. i don't know every member of congress likes to be called a backup singer, but it's all right. >> the rest of the conversation will air sunday with other interviews with house minority leader hakeem jeffreys and gretchen whitmer it streams on peacock. jen, looks so excitin

that was for jen psaki. that's very nice.ut to engage in an unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial authority. they say that was happening by indicting trump. but the only person who ever claimed with certainty that trump was going to be indicted let's all remember was donald trump himself in this social media post last weekend. in her response yesterday, the counsel for the d.a.'s office wrote, the republican request was an unprecedented inquiry into a pending local prosecution that only came after donald trump created a false expectation that he would be arrested. she added, the request, quote, treads into territory very clearly reserved to the states. jonathan lemire, first of all, donald trump's reaction, so many parallels to his behavior before january 6th, which some may say is a bit frightening and also threatening to those who are part of this process and in this case the local process, a possible misdemeanor, possibly more, the d.a. being in my estimate threatened by donald trump on his social media page. >> we know tha