what's different this time around, jimmy williams? why weren't they able to come up with some sort of last-minute fix? >> two things. first, liberal groups are obviously progressive groups are pushing the senate democrats to finally pull the trigger on this and that leads to the second reason which is never before in the history of the country have we seen so many filibusters. 122 in the last congress and 120 in the congress before that. here is the bottom line. we have three qualified nominees in the d.c. court of appeals. three have been filibusterefili. three months ago they let a guy go through in the same court. they didn't make the argument that the court didn't have enough work, but they're only making the argument now because it will shift the dynamic in the court of appeals to more democrats than republicans. that's the biggest problem so the democrats are finally fed up. i wish they wouldn't change the rule, but i understand why they would do it. >> why? there's no mention of the filibuster. we should mention there's no ment

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joining me now is msnbc contributor jimmy williams and republican strategist hogan gidley. hogan, let me start with with you. this is a smart move for ted cruz, isn't it? >> it is a smart move. i'm not going to swipe your cuts like chris matthews did in your first half of television. >> it was a small knick on my artery. it's fine. >> south carolina is obviously important to the presidential process. i spoke with some officials in the ground in south carolina this morning, i'm in d.c., and we talked about his showing, his appearance. his style is very good for that group. it's something like huckabee has done several times and gingrich has done it as well. it's right in ted cruz's wheelhouse. it's about faith. it's about tying faith to public policy. ted cruz has tried to do that many times and this is the group you want to court if you're going to make a 2016 run. in my opinion, though, i'm still not sold he makes that run. >> jimmy, earlier we heard mitt romney on "meet the press" give names out like christie, rubio and ryan for 2016. i want to play what he said about ted

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and msnbc contributor, jimmy williams. i've got to start with you, ambassador ross.iplomat. you served both republican and democratic administrations. you also served as president clinton's envoy to the middle east and expert on the region who clearly does know what the references to munich mean. i want to roll it back a little bit, though, for our viewers. as you obviously know, the british and the french met with adolph hitler in munich, germany, in just before world war ii and created a deal in exchange for assurances he wouldn't start a larger war. and that is, of course, where the reference is to munich and appeasement come from. so the british and the french sold out their allies back then, and now republicans are essentially saying that the president is doing the same thing to israel today. based on your understanding of the region, does that analogy even work? >> no. i think it's a false analogy here. first of all, let's recognize, this is a first step deal. it basically puts a cap on what the iranians are doing. it puts a cap on the sanctions. it provides a

joining us now is our resident nuclear expert jimmy williams a democratic strategist and msnbc contributorhe rules of debate go back by our research to at least 1890 and the sides tend to flip only when the majority does. usually they end only in compromise. today is not one of those days. tell us why. >> hypocrisy raines king today unfortunately in the united states senate. let me precursor by saying i really hate that the democrats had to do this. the gop has gone way too far. 104 fill busters and two congresses ago. 137 the congress before that. 139 the congress before that. 57 so far this congress. >> since 1967, 50%. >> yes. that's right. >> of those nominees have been filibustered during terms of the current president. >> that is exactly right. think about it from this perspective. this will put everything into perspective for our viewing audience. lbj was senate majority leader for six years. one filibuster. now i can't comprehend that. i worked in that building almost seven years. >> yeah. >> by the way, i worked there when we democrats were in the majority and minority. i remember

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. >> robert custer is joining us and msnbc contributor jimmy williams and prefer james peterson is apublicans appear to be a party without a leader at the moment. it seems a certain trio of rand paul and ted cruz and chris christie which is pulling ahead of the pact. do you expect to see these three men up on the stage in 2016 battling it out for the gop nomination? >> i expect all of them to take a hard look at running for president and i think they represent some of the power center right now within the republican party and i think it's going to be a wild circus like primary in 2015 and 2016. rand paul for the hard right. >> why a circus? i thought we had that in 2012. you think this could tump 2012? >> i think it's much bigger. one, you'll have a lot of smaller conservative players looking at running for president as a book deal or tv contract and some people we are not thinking about now i think are looking at running for president. plus you'll have a random governors and senators also looking in the mirror and seeing a future president. >> fantastic. prefer peterson, there are o

msnbc contributor jimmy williams, and dana milbank, who is a political columne esist fo "the washingtonost." dana, you have to help me. i don't understand the right wing reaction to this election. they're attacking chris christie who won his election but the cuch who lost is now being elevated into a martyr for what? his crusade against the affo affordable care act? >> well, they want to figure out a way to steal defeat from the jaws of victory. >> exactly. >> look, i think there is an element within the party, the republican party, the tea party, that would rather have some sort of a heroic defeat, a heroic failure, than an actual victory. there's a path to salvation staring them in the face and that's chris christie, by far and away the candidate most likely to have a victory in 2016. and he's the last guy they want to see get through a republican primary. so i think this is -- it's sort of the purity test gone mad here and the idea is we'd rather go down in flames and be pure about it than actually win an election. >> jimmy, it hasn't even been a full 48 hours since the cuch slumped

now let me bring in malika henderson and jimmy williams. let's start with you and chris christie here, you heard him say there are people who say i'm a democrat, voting for you. richard liu spoke with a african-american man. we know that's pack of the shaq attack, if you will. but the reality is, chris christie when you look at his credentials and what he represents, being against same-sex marriage and the other things that might be a turnoff for democrats, seems to not stand in his way at least this time. we don't know what will happen in a national election. >> that's right. if you look at all of those things, be it same-sex marriage or even obama care, he isn't that supportive yet, at the same time he's expanding medicaid in his state -- >> and taxes. >> and he hasn't put up much of a fuss around same-sex marriage. so in that way, i think people sort of excuse where he falls on some of these issues because he has cut such a wide swath in that state, particularly around sandy. it was very much the perfect political storm for him because h

. >>> joining me now, msnbc contributor and democratic strategist, jimmy williams, and republican strategist hogan gidley. hi, guys. >> hello. >> the white house is insisting it's going to be on track to fix this website by december, which means three more working days if you don't count tomorrow. republicans see the health care law as the gift that keeps on giving, but there's a new poll that finds most americans are actually unaffected by this law. as politico points out, a million and a half people applied in october suggesting interest is on the rise. so, jimmy, do you think the president can turn the tables on this debate? >> it needs to make the website work. i tried yesterday to log on to go see -- to go shopping and i could not do it. the website still not let me log on. >> really? >> that's right. so i've had to now call the phone number, the 1-888 number and fill out my application on the telephone three times. that is not a good track record. not just for me but i'm sure lots of people. but at the same time it's better. me being able to get health insurance on january 1st is bette

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msnbc.com national reporter, suzie kim, robert traynam, and democratic strategist jimmy williams.fight club first up. the upcoming book "double down" claims the obama camp considered replacing joe biden with hillary clinton on the 2012 ticket. here's what chris matthews said to me about it. >> i'll tell you what the big news in this book is, that joe biden is running for president and has been since 2011. joe biden will be running for president and will certainly have decided to run long before hillary clinton makes any public or private indication. so we're looking at a real collision down the road. we're going to have a gene mccarthy, bobby kennedy situation well before 2016. >> where does president obama's loyalties lie if both vice president biden and hillary clinton run in 2016? who does he support? >> well, he has a current sitting member of his cabinet, the vice president, who if chris is right, and i think chris is right, i think the vice president is running and has been laying the groundwork this entire time. if that's the case, guess what? it will be very hard for the p

jimmy: billy crysl! [ cheers and applae ] >> steve: william ystal. >> jimmy: i ve him.ry, very busy actress. she is starring inwo new movies. harlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movs, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and alause ] and that's not all we got some good mus. >> ste: what? >> jimmy: i'm talkinabout ch lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] feuring skee-lo! it's going to be f tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: ca it down. evyone just has to calm down. >>teve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm dow dudes! dude, you gotta calm it! >> jimmy: calm down, man! >> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you n't calm them down! [ cheers ] >> steve: this is nuts. it's nuts in here. >> jimmy: 's nuts in here. >> steve: nuts in he, too. >> jimmy: thank you. hey, do you guys ever wonder what celebritiesre whispering to each onhen they're on the red carpet or at a press conference? they're alys like, whispering stuff to each other? we have, t. and that's why we sent our entertainment corresndent from the , mr. p

. >> oh, yeah, just anecdotally speaking, jimmy williams on msnbc, i was talking with him on wednesdayesday trying to log on and get done. he could not. he took to trying to make phone calls so this is not a unique situation. you have to wonder with what, like 29, 30 hours to go, maybe a little more than that. there's talk about this act they want to use to try to develop that which i guess siphoned some of the users away from the actual website to that app. do you know what the status is on that? >> the administration won't confirm that app but i have spoken to the insurance industry to say they are aware that the administration is looking into that possibility, basically it would allow people to go on the website, figure out their subsidies in an easier, faster fashion and then therefore to enroll in an easier way. it would really be sort of a workaround, they won't be going on to healthcare.gov. one of the concerns is that that process would be somewhat imprecise. i'm cautioned though that that is still a work in progress, that they are still trying to figure out how that would work

one was jimmy trumble and another was william manchester. the famous biographer. and our boot camp was 12 weeks on paris island. and it was rough. but we got through it. and when it came to assignments, i was assigned to a very high-sounding name. combat intelligence school. so was jimmy trumble and so was william manchester. and we were sent to camp lejeune. and camp lejeune combat intelligent school is nothing but scout observer. and we were taught rubber boat recognizance, which we never did. night patrolling, which we did and was horrendous, map reading, they taught us a little japanese which was useless, aerial photograph reading, which we never did, demolition, which we did, how to run a 360 or a 500 radio, we worked on our bayonet, we worked on the range with the b.a.r. and the m-1. the jimmy trumble came from washington, d.c. right here. and he went to st. albany school. and he was an outstanding pitcher. and clark griffin who owned the washington senators at the time, gave him a $5,000 signing bonus. now that was in 1943. now that's 7years ago. 70 years a

a lot of fun, tracy morgan will be here tomorrow, chris pratt and music featuring pharell williams. >> jimmyominated and golden globe-winning actor, our first guest continues to make history by being the only "idris" ever to appear on this show. you know him from "the wire" and "thor: the dark world." next he plays the former president of south africa in "mandela: long walk to freedom." >> i have cherished the ideal of a free, democratic society where all live together in harmony with equal opportunities. it is an ideal which i hope to live for and achieve, but if need be it is an ideal for which i am prepared to die. >> jimmy: "mandela: long walk to freedom" opens in theaters november 29th, please welcome idris elba. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> i feel like i was just here. >> jimmy: good to have you here. i heard you brought a documentary crew with you. what is going on with that? >> when i did mandela, i made this album, a love letter to mr. mandela about playing mandela. i produce music. i took musicians from london, won't to johannesburg, worked, made the album. documenting the proces

jimmy: uh-huh. >> and given us great actors like ryan gosling, john candy and william shatner. >> jimmy: yeah, that'snd the best thing, weed is legal! i love canada! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: actually, marijuana is not legal in canada, mark. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> well, have you ever been to colorado? i love colorado! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mark from the roots, everybody. thank you, mark. i'm sorry. thank you very much. [ applause ] also, i got to say congrats to my man, chris christie, who won a second term as new jersey governor last night. [ cheers and applause ] we love him, he's a friend of the show. been on a bunch of times, great guy. christie said he couldn't have done it without his biggest supporter, and then his belt said, "happy to help, man." [ laughter and applause ] that's right. no, chris christie won his second term as new jersey governor, and in honor of his big win, i promise no more fat jokes about him tonight. but seriously. [ laughter ] the margin of victory was so big, even he could walk through it. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: kind of big margi

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. >> jimmy: and michael was serena williams. [ applause ] >> i've got to tell you, it's so much easierbecome a woman. it's the craziest thing. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> for me to become a man, all i have to do is wash my face and pull my hair back. but to become a woman, it's like a padded bra, a padded butt, padded lips. lot's of makeup. it's crazy. i just transition into a man much easier. >> jimmy: you really do, yeah. >> i do, yeah. >> jimmy: well, the show couldn't be -- couldn't be better. and everytime -- gosh i love you guys, i love you and michael -- i just see everywhere. >> i love him. >> jimmy: he's just everywhere. >> he is an angel. and i'm so concerned about him now. because -- i feel like i ruined his life in a lot of ways. because he used to work one day a week, during football season. he got paid to watch football all day long. it's every man's fantasy job. now he works 7 days a week, he's on an airplane -- he takes the red eye every sunday night to make it back to work on time. >> jimmy: so he must be awful on monday. >> and he's just exhausted. and i stay awake

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jimmy: yeah, i did. that's why i have two glass eyes. speaking of glass eyes -- [ talking over each other ] in "the glass menagerie," right there. here we are, "the glass menagerie." tennessee williamshere, i was just about to dive into all this. so i thank you for having me back now that i'm a tried-and-true new yorker. >> jimmy: how does it feel? is it fun? >> it's amazing. i can remember growing up and watching people on late night talk shows that were like, "i'm in new york doing a play." and i'd be like, "that's amazing!" that was like the biggest dream that i had, kind of, growing up. >> jimmy: what if you had a time machine, and you're watching you right now? >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: say hi to yourself. >> hi, buddy. >> jimmy: yeah, that's good. [ laughter ] very cute. that's very nice. >> get a different hair cut. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you have a bad hair cut as a kid? >> i did, yeah. >> jimmy: you did, yeah. you didn't enjoy it. what was it? >> it was pretty much an exact replica of my spock haircut. >> jimmy: it was? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yo loved the bowl? >> i have pictures to prove it. next time i'll bring them. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah, man. seriously no

williams. so join us for that! >> jimmyegins you want our first guest at your side. she plays effie trinket in "the hunger games: catching fire." it opens in theatres friday. please welcome elizabeth banks. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: good to see you. you look great. you look very festive in that dress. >> little holiday isn't it? >> jimmy: heard your dad is here with you tonight. >> yes, he came for premiere of the hunger games last night. he brought his new wife with him. he loves this stuff. she has never seen any of it. >> jimmy: she hasn't. she asked me where the after party was after the movie last night, the big hunger games movie catching fire last night. oh, all right. [ applause ] thank you. i will tell everybody. and they, they, i said, well the after party is like in a tent on top ofparking lot. you won't know it is a tent when you are inside of it. i really downplayed the tent thing. i felt terrible about it. >> jimmy: why? >> it is gorgeous. i shouldn't say the is in a tent. i didn't know what h

even like, robin williams -- >> you saw me there? >> jimmydn't know i was there when you were there. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: we gotta stop talking about it. >> that's exciting! >> jimmy: that's so embarrassing. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i had no idea that he was there. [ applause ] it's one of the best things ever. my mother thanks you. my father thanks you. my sister thanks you, and i thank you for everything. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: budd friedman, everybody. "the improv, 50 years behind the brick wall" airs december 6th at 8:00 p.m. on epix. kelly clarkson performs next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey, why didn't you get me from the hospital? uh, hey pumpkin bear, did something happen? i sent you like a hundred texts! jerk! jerk, what? oh hey! they're coming in now sweetie! you fell off your bike? you broke your arm... i'm gonna hunt you down, all caps... two years is too long to wait, introducing jump! from t-mobile. upgrade when you want, not when you're told. get the lg g2 for zero down at participating t- mobi

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jimmy hoffa in the 1940s. so friendly he placed his cousin william, who was an attorney with hoffa and william became the counselrs union. i began looking at him in 2008 in a corruption probe involving governor ed rendell. two people indicted. one received a gaming license and his catholic priest. both were indicted for lying about their past ties to him. >> go to the house, take up the floor, with the luminol, retired michigan state police we hired to do this. why was he was involved and do you think frankie sherman killed him in this house? >> in covering this gaming, corruption probe, i developed sources within remnants of the buffalino story. they said the story was accurate. some issues with the entire story, why he thought he was being killed. >> because he wanted back into the teamsters. >> correct. he spent four years trying to regain presidency of the teamsters union. so there was a lot of pressure in place to get him killed. but he kept him alive, that's how powerful he was. un1975 when identified by "time" magazine as part of the cia monrovia parts. senate at the time had been investigating him, a sub

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. >> williams was charged with and tried for only two murders -- nathaniel cater and jimmy payne, bothdults found in the same area of the chattahoochee river. cater's body was nude, but his hair was caked with mud. >> digging through that silt, i was able to recover dog hair and fibers that were close to his scalp. >> the dog hair was consistent with sheba, the wayne williams family dog. in cater's hair was one of those unusual green carpet fibers. under a microscope, peterson could see the boomerang shape just like those in the williams carpet. this is a piece of that actual carpet which the fbi's harold dedman said was quite rare. >> it's got an unusual carpet fiber. it was manufactured a limited amount of time. it was a ten-year-old carpet. >> on jimmy payne, the other victim, dedman found yellow rayon fibers stuck to his cotton shorts, fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that was under the bed. >> this evidence slide contains the yellow blanket fibers that dedman clipped that night, magnified by our own vide

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jimmy: i'm excited to see this thing. we have a clip to show everybody. here is ed burns as bugsy siegel in "mob city." take a look. >> who are you? what's the occasion? >> william what do you want, put me in the electric chair? >> is that the idea, bill? this is california. here it's the gas chamber, ben. >> thoughtful. some career choice you're making! you're going to wind up looking very foolish over this. >> we'll see. >> yeah, but you know what? i like gamblers. so after i beat this rap, you should come to vegas, play my table, and you'll lose then too. >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] ed burns, "mob city," premieres december 4th at 9:00 p.m. on tnt. stevie van zandt joins us next. there he is in the bid light platinum suite. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ wait! stop! get hundreds of great deals. save up to 50% on select rc toys and get the hottest bluetooth speakers up to 50% off tech the halls this black friday with big deals on the best brands at radioshack. with build your own hobbit slam. 20 delicious options, like sweet potato pecan pancakes, hearty breakfast sausage, and honey cake french toast. a meal to satisfy the hungriest of hobbits.

prince william and john bon jovi and taylor swift performing living on a prayer at a charity benefit last night. >>> coming up my front row seat for another great show, jimmyt time with an incredible group of kids from st. jude. we danced and he wore the chicken costume. more on that in a couple of moments. >> let's begin this half hour with our countdown to sochi. lindsey vonn was in the middle of a highly anticipated comeback when she suffered a brutal crash in colorado last week. how is she feeling? lindsey is with us from vail where she is recovering. how's it going. >> hey, matt. how's it going. >> it's going fine. we haven't heard a lot about what happened during that training run in colorado. take us through the fall. what happened? >> i was training downhill. it was kind of a tricky course. there was a compression turn. it was breaking up because there was a lot of guys training on the course with me. and my ski tracked out and i caught my edge and flipped over my skis and went head first into the fence. >> is this a case lindsey or was this a case where your knee gave out causing the fall or the fall caused your knee to give out. >> no. the fall c