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first, jonathan karl is "outfront" author of "tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party." jonathan, you're sharing this exchange with us, and you write in this book this was an astounding admission, your words, by trump. he's saying he wanted to go, which is great. this is the whole back and forth over the grabbing the steering incident. he wanted to go, and that he believed he had control over the crowd. >> that he was going to be well received by the people attacking the capitol building, people assaulting police officers, trying to get in to stop that certification of the election, that they would receive him well. this was an interview i did as part of a long interview for my book "be ttrayal." at first i never really thought him wanting to go, but i heard cassidy hutchinson, the whole thing about trump -- >> that he lunged for the wheel. >> whatever he was doing, secret service adamantly refusing, well documented, so i went back. this is an admission that those were absolutely his people, first of all, but also he had control over those people. remember, h

here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: powerful and polarizing. loved by some and loathed by others. henry kissinger advised a dozen u.s. presidents, and did more to define america's role post-world war ii than perhaps any other. an astonishing feat for someone who left nazi germany as a jewish refugee with his family at age 15. >> there is no country in the world where it is conceivable that a man of my origins could be standing here, next to the president of the united states. >> reporter: he got a ph.d at harvard, where he was a professor until president ninthon appointed him national security adviser, and then secretary of state. the only person ever to hold both jobs at the same time. kissinger led secret negotiations with mao's china, laying the groundwork for nixon's historic trip in nixon's historic trip in 1972. and the re-establishment of relations between the u.s. and china, a cold war masterstroke designed to isolate the soviet union. he was also the architect of detente, a policy of reducing tensions with the soviets, leading to a landmark nuclear treaty. he would negoti

my colleague, bret baier talks with jonathan karl of abc news. >> bret: thanks, mike.e is the chief washington correspondent for abc news. is he also the author of a new book called "tired of winning," about former president donald trump. john, thanks for being here. >> thank you, bret. >> bret: i want to talk about the book. i want to ask you about your day job and what you're hearing in democratic circles about the biden campaign. i have talked to a bunch up in washington and other places about their level of concern right now about where they stand the age issue and if anything is going to change about him as the nominee. >> two things about that first from the biden campaign itself they express confidence behind the scenes and publicly especially at the prospect that they will be running against donald trump. they think biden has beaten trump. trump is somebody that he can beat rather easily again. but, beyond the confines of the imind campaign there is real concern in democratic circles, they look at biden's a approval rating. it is historically low levels. it's a

jonathan karl has known trump since the 1990s and has covered him extensively. in his new book, tired of winning, karl lays out in disturbing detail elements about trump's presidency with interesting new insights into the last few months in office and how that period tells us so much about what we should expect from trump if he returns to the white house. in the book, we learn how disconnected from reality trump is. and how he is constantly looking for affirmation, allegiance, and vengeance. one particular character plays a key role in enabling trump's worst instincts. john mcintee, who carl describes as trump's essential man. in that role, mcintee forged a presidential directive about the withdrawal from afghanistan with zero oversight. mcintee who has no legal expertise, also found justification for vice president pence to reject the 2020 election results, via a half-hour google search, and delivered it to trump even though he knew it was apples to oranges. he was also tasked with removing all so-called infidels from the trump white house, and would lead the ch

thanks to jonathan karl's new book, karl is our guest on thursday.nks to jonathan karl's new book, we're also learning more about trump's belief in some of the weirder qanon theories that have percolated. for instance, back in 2021, the q folks were all saying that trump would be reinstated on august 13, 2021, as part of the so-called "storm," when trump would expose the cabal of satan-worshipping pedophile elites and declare martial law, meaning he would remain in power and conduct mass arrests and executions of top democrats or other supposed members of the cabal. oh, 2021. it was a crazy time. of course, since then, most of the more insane believers in that nonsense have been sentenced to congress. but it turns out, it wasn't just your aunt on facebook who bought into q. because that summer, trump was telling people that he expected he would get reinstated by august. come on. cult leaders should never get high on their own supply. "my maga faithful, put on your nikes and watch me drink all this delicious kool-aid. it's all mine! yum, yum, yum, yum

according to jonathan karl, trump was willing to play ball only if kardashian leveraged her celebrityrs who were friends of hers to come visit him at the white house. kim tried, but all the players she approached declined. let me just talk directly to the football players about that decision. "it's good!" [cheers and applause] it is good. trump won't be facing only joe biden next year. he's also up against anti-vax independent candidate and weird-looking clementine you forgot in the back of the crisper, rfk jr. we just found out a couple weeks ago, rfk jr. went barefoot on a first-class flight. let's take a look at what we got here. there he is walking down the aisle, and okay. that is completely unhygienic. i hope he's had his shots. oh, right. oh. oh, no. oh, my. the worst part: when that pic was snapped, rfk jr was walking to the bathroom. reminds me of when his uncle said this. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask why my nephew was raw-doggin' it on the way to the crapper. >> stephen: great man. what a great man. oh, there's news from a place the italians like to call

still to come on "the newshour" -- jonathan karl discusses his new book on donald trump's influence overhow some arab and muslim americans view u.s. support for israel, and how it might affect their votes. david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. and much more. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: dozens of people in atlanta are facing racketeering charges in connection with protests over what they call "cop city" -- a proposed training center for police and firefighters. william brangham has the story. protests against this proposed -- william: protests against this proposed 85 acre training center have been going on for more than two years. in january, protestor manuel terÁn was killed in a gunfight with police, as they were clearing out a site where activists were camped. this summer, the state's attorney general, chris carr, obtained a sweeping indictment using the state's anti-racketeering law, charging 61 protesters, charac

as jonathan karl writes in his book, whatever guardrails may have existed before are gone. he no longer as people stature around him who are willing to defy his demands and to protect the nation from his most destructive instinct, but it's more than that. it's that his destructive instincts are even more destructive than they were in january of 2021. joining me now is abc news chief washington correspondent, jonathan carl. he's the author of the new book, tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party. let me start with, i read this, book it did not take me long, it's a really amazing and have read, and i highly recommend it, but there's an argument out there, that trump has always been this way. you hear republicans say, this here's some of his advisers say this, that the behavior we see today is the double trump we should have always known. reading this, book it sounds like, you did not disagree with that notion. >> i do. look, there are elements that he's always been like this. he's been obsessed with himself, always been willing to lie to problem self

but in a brand-new book, abc's jonathan karl reveals that longtime trump ally steve bannon was far lessbout these associations, calling maug ga followers, quote, trump davidians, and indeed saying it with, quote, a laugh. now this is not your average critique of maga as a cult. this is donald trump's 2016 campaign chief openly embracing the concept. that's a brand-new and potentially toxic ingredient in the 2024 campaign. joining me to discuss this now is howard dean, former head of the dnc, former vermont governor, former 2004 presidential candidate. as well as court bar dell low, former spokesperson for republicans on the house oversight committee, now a democratic strategist. governor dean, what is your response to trump's embrace of the january 6th insurrectionists? >> well, i think trump has always been a bit of a megalomaniac, and he's just getting further and further out there. this stuff is all going to come back during the campaign. and i can't imagine how it's going to do him any good. he does have a core group of cultists, but i don't think that's enough to win an election. >

trump speaking to journalist jonathan karl in march of 2021 talked about how the secret service stoppedto the capitol on january 6th. >> but if you look at the real size of that crowd, it was never reported correctly. were -- it's the biggest crowd i've ever spoken in front of by far. >> really? >> by far. that wentown to the washington -- that went back to the washington monument. >> you td them you were going to go up to the capitol, were you just -- >> no, i was going to and then the secret service said you can't. and then by the tim i would have -- and then when i got back, i said i wanted to g back. i was thinking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doing it myself. the secret service didn't like that idea too much. >> so what -- u know what?ave done that, and i would have enery well-receive don't forget, the people that went to washington that day in my opinion, they went because they thought the election was rigged. that's why they went. >> let's bring in nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly. he is also the author of the book "sedition hunters: how january 6

his secret service ageabout but msnbc has received a new audio recording of trump speaking with jonathan karl talking about how the secret service stopped him from going to the capitol that day. >> but if you look at the real size of that crowd, it was never reported correctly. there were -- it's the biggest crowd i have ever spoken in front of by far. >> really? >> by far. that went down to the washington -- that went back to the washington monument. >> you told them you were going to go up to the capitol. >> i was going to the secret service said you can't. i would have, and then when i get back -- i wanted to go back. i was thinking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doing it myself. secret service didn't like that idea too much. >> so what -- >> i could have done that and i would have been well received. don't forget, the peopl that went to washington that day, in my opinion, they went because they thought the election was rigged. that's why they went. >> wonder why they thought that. by the way, in case you missed, let me read again what trump said regarding when he

if you believe the american journalist jonathan karl and his books are tired of winning, then trump helly opposed to helping ukraine, he hates beggars, which he has said more than once, and the whole situation around this conflict. an excerpt from the book is brought by the washington post newspaper; the author refers to a conversation with former fox news channel host tucker carlson, but that is a reliable source. today another american, glenn greenwal, spoke with an independent journalist in the united states. tucker said that putin's victory in ukraine is greater. democrats and biden are scared of trump's possible victory in 2024 . the day before, donald was again spotted in new york court, where regular hearings were held in the case of allegedly inflating the value of assets to obtain loans. trump, of course, completely denies guilt and calls what is happening political persecution of biden. tucker, at the same time, demands an apology from biden not only for the hunt for donald, but for the wars unleashed in ukraine, and now in the gas sector. two tragedies have defined our era:

with begin this hour with veteran reporter jonathan karl and his book, taking us inside what donald trump please, please, it's too much winning. we can't take it anymore. mr. president, it's too much. i'll say, "no, it isn't!" we have to keep winning. we have to win more. we're going to win more. >> that's donald trump in april of 2016 promising republicans they would get tired of all the winning. joining us now is "new york times" best selling author and abc news chief international correspondent jonathan karl. uses that quote for the title of his new book, "tired of winning: donald trump and the end of the grand old party." great to have you. we like stealing you for a day or two. >> it's great to be right here. >> you're at the table. >> yeah. >> congrats on the book. everybody is talking about this. let's go back to the quote in april of 2016, which is sort of launching us into this book, and what that winning has looked like in the seven years or so since. >> yeah, i mean, tired of winning, donald trump has certainly won. he won the presidency. he's won almost total control over the

trump was speaking to jonathan karl who is asking the questions and let's take a listen. >> if you look at the real size of that crowd, it was never reported correctly. there were -- it's the biggest crowd i've ever spoken in front of by far. >> really? >> that went back to the washington monument. >> you told them you were going to go up to the capitol. >> i was going to and the secret service said you can't and by the time -- i would have, and then when i got back, i saw -- i wanted to go back. i was thinking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doing it myself. secret service didn't like that idea too much. >> so what -- >> i could have done that and i would have been very well received. don't forget, the people that went to washington that day, in my opinion, they went because they thought the election was rigged. that's why they went. >> carl writes about the exchange in his book called "tired of winning, donald trump and end the end of the grand old party." we may be hearing this audio again because trump is set to go on federal trial in march for his actions o

tomorrow on "special report," author and journalist jonathan karl on his new book about the former presidentwe'll also have all the latest news. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i hope you had a great thanksgiving weekend. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for joining us. with just 50 days -- can you believe it -- until the iowa caucuses, the polls are tightening nationally. governor ron desantis is making a stop right here on the angle. but, first, money for nothing. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ all right. unless you are the son of a president and are able to charge, what, $300,000 for art that looks like it should be hanging in a middle school hallway, you know the biden economy it's in the pits. >> how is the economy in your estimate? >> it's horrible. >> the economy is very bad right now. the cost of everything is very expensive. we don't spend the money like we used. to say i

with a rare appearance here on cnn, his first on the source, abc news chief warranting court -- jonathan karls the author of the new, book tired of warning, donald trump in the end of grand old party, john, carl it's great to have you here. as we're waiting to see what these judges are going to decide, as you heard elliott talk about, it part of the centered on he's been attacking potential witnesses, mike, pants bill, barr general milley. it's kind of trump's dna to do that, he often does it in very personal terms. if the panel rules against him. do you think he'll be able to help himself here? >> it's hard to imagine it. i thought it was very interesting in the proceedings when the charges in questioning the prosecution questioning defense council, they used the example of mike pence. what if trump issued a warning to mike pence before he testified in this case, if he were to testify in an open trial, and said mike pence is a chance once again to do the right thing. we saw what happened on january 6th when trump put so much pressure on pence, it literally unleashed a mob, seeking his execut

the once reasonable jonathan karl is worried.hen you hear the word anybody, remember, is he actually referring to the regime media types like himself. >> look, this is a wake-up call. this is frightening for not just the biden white house, not just for democrats, but for anybody who fears what a return to a trump presidency would mean. he can win. >> laura: listen to the language, fears and frightening. he would never cover, you know, a poll favorable to biden from the republican perspective. because you can bet that a lot of regular folks are terrified of the prospect of biden staggering through another four more years. including african-americans. such as karen wright, a business consultant in mcdonough, georgia who immigrated to the united states from jamaica in 1982. and she told the "new york times" that she had always voted for democrats, seeing them as the best option for younger immigrants. particularly those from predominant live black countries like hers. now though she believes biden hasn't followed through on his camp

we see this with trump books time and time again, jonathan karl written three, maggie wrote three, bob. none of these will write about biden, the money is writing about the trump book. the reason i bring this up, harry and meghan are the version of trump over in the united kingdom. in this biographer is very friendly towards them and harry and meghan obviously are not big fans of the royal family. they accused the queen of the invasive senescence. when you read these and there based on name sources or sources close to the king. unless i see a name next to have a trouble believing it. alicia: we have more, have to continue to read it. here is a quote from the book, there is even a rumor one that surprisingly sources have confirmed that charles likes to have someone squeeze exactly 1 inch of toothpaste onto his toothbrush for him ahead of his bedtime routine. this list goes on and on. some of it is sad. there is one point that the author makes us as king charles referred to his son prince harry as a fool when he participated in the netflix documentary. the list goes on and on. he goes on

. >> this is the chief washington correspondent jonathan karl says trump is ahead only because voters aren't paying attention. stuart: the thing to consider. trump is been in the news over the last year based on the come no cases in the civil case in new york but people have not been paying attention to what trump has become we talk about biden's age and there on television every day. as we get closer to the primaries will see not just where trump is based on the criminal cases but where he is now as a human being. >> he says trump is detached from reality and he too is three years biden junior also confuses facts. >> have you ever seen president trump confused, i've never seen him confused. stuart: he sometimes confusing and what he says but he does not appear to be confused himself. >> similar in age but completely different mental capacity. stuart: the governor and iowa kim reynolds is set to endorse ron desantis for the 24 reaction. >> this is big he called governor reynolds extremely disloyal and her desantis endorsement will be the end of her political career can it make desanti

and the -- just look at jonathan karl's book that came out, 90% of the people he interviewed were republicans many were off the record. these are close republicans that worked with donald trump that said the most heinous things about him and sound the alarm. it should be required reading for everyone along with liz cheney's book. they coincide with each other because they re-enforce the idea that the people who know better are sounding the alarm. i think they need to come forward. many of us have had the courage to come forward, you know. yeah, there's a price to pay to do the right thing, but damn it now is the time to do the right thing. our democracy is on the line. we can't wait for donald trump to come into power again and hope and pray that someone finds the intestinal fortitude to stand up and stop him again. then it's too late. >> and these are far right republicans. these aren't liberals. tell me about this ad, put some video up. what is the purpose of the ad? >> to define speaker johnson and what he will do as donald trump president. i did it with david gray. he did the abortion ad

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there's an excerpt from jonathan karl's book on trump's outburst at one of his attorneys when the judge announced the court date of march 25th, 2024, and this actually in the case about the insurrection, he screamed at him, this is going to be in the middle of the primaries. if i lose the presidency, you're going to be the reason. we also had trump talking about i'm your retribution and that kind of thing and that reaction to things. steve bannon, one ofis aides, has said that he couldn't stop touting trump saying that, refein to it as his come retrue biegz speech. that served as the code words for the confederate secret service's plot to take hostage and eventually assassinate president lincoln. the escalating rhetoric in your view, what does that bode for us? >> well, look, i have often said, and i'm going to say it again on your show tonight, so hopefully people pay attention. you must listen to what donald trump says. he's not just speaking, you know, boldly and blindly. he's telling you exactly what's on his mind, probably foolish, but he is telling us what's on his mind, and more

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be jonathan karl and maria bamford. good night!

the book is tired of winning, jonathan karl. congratulations.ch for joining us this morning. >> great to be back on cnn. >>> millions gearing up for a busy thanksgiving holiday week. there is soen some severe weather. what you need to know next. >>> and a hostage deal announced between israel and hamas could come as soon as today. we continue with our breaking news coverage next.

jonathan karl is standing by, but first let's go to rachel scott. rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. this was a feisty and fiery debate. former president trump still the clear front runner in this race but the candidates spent less time going after him and more time going after each other. this time the top target, nikki haley. with the parties still reeling from a string of stinging losses, five republican candidates taking the stage in miami. >> we've become a party of losers at the end of the day. >> reporter: making the case why they can win next november and why donald trump cannot. >> he owes it to you to be on this stage and explain why he should get another chance. >> anybody who's going to be spending the next year and half focusing on keeping themselves out of jail and courtrooms cannot lead this party. >> reporter: republicans are still grappling with the issue that cost them on election day, abortion. >> i would challenge both nikki and ron to join me at a 15 week limit. >> no republican president can ban abortions any more than

reporter jonathan karl writes in the atlantic, shortly after the rally was announced, i asked steve bannon, who served as the ceo of trump's 2016 campaign and once again emerged as one of trump's most important advisers, why did president would go to waco for his big campaign reboot? he was not coy. quote, we are the trump the vineyards, he told me, with a laugh. and here is how one trump supporter in texas understood trump's choice, let's call it, of waco. trump is making a statement, i believe, by coming to the stumping grounds, where the federal government and fbi late seats at the community, just like they laid siege on mar-a-lago and went in and focused stuff. charles pace, a branch dividend ian pastor, who left the compound several years before the deadly fire, told the texas tribune. certainly before the waco kickoff rally, trump tried out what is alarming, even for his 2024 campaign lead. >> i am your retribution. >> now, that phrase, i am your retribution, it's not a coincidence. jonathan carl reports that when i spoke with bannon a few days later he would not stop touting trump's

john pharaoh and tommy future will be here, and jonathan karl will be here to talk about his brand-new book on donald trump that is full of news. for now, stay where you are. there is much more news coming up on msnbc. >> it is no ordinary headline in the new york times. sweeping raids, giant camps, and nasty port asians. what to expect should donald regain power. a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, tell us what reports. we're beginning the hour with breaking news. a deadly u.s. military training mission. our reporter is at the white house. we know the president just released a statement. tell us about, that all we know about this incident. >> yes, the white house putting out the statement from president biden. in the last hour, so the president is saying that he and the first lady are mourning the dehs of five american service members who died when their aircraft crashed inthe mediterranean sea during a routine training mission. now we know u.s. european command says the rve members were killed during that routine error refu

. >>> now let's bring in our own jonathan karl, abc news chief washington correspondent. book "tired of winning: donald trump and the end of the grand old party out november 14th, early congratulations, jon. >> jonathan: thank you. >> janai: we were shown updated support for president biden. break down those down for us. >> jonathan: voters are not excited about either candidate. let's first look at president biden. only 33% have a favorable view of president biden. 50% unfavorable. it was actually a little better than the last poll, but not the kind of numbers you want as an incumbent going into a campaign. but look at this. president -- former president trump, his unfavorables at 60%. 60% in our poll saying they have an unfavorable view of president trump. >> janai: wow, and just a year out from the election. so focusing on president biden, he has to walk a really fine line within his own party, especially over the war between israel and hamas. how does this stand to impact him in the next year? >> jonathan: well, look. there still is very strong support for israel in co

appears to see it as a compliment, at least according to a new book by washington correspondent jonathan karl. karl writes about how trump bragged to a member of congress about what angela merkel, not a fan of trump, told him,hat she was amazed by the number of people who came to see him speak. trump said she told me there was only one other political leader who ever got crowds as big as mine. the trump allied congressman knew who merkel was comparing him to, but couldn't tell if trump himself understood. a trump campaign aide denied the account. it's not the first time that that name has been brought up with trump. trump reportedly once told his white house chief of staff, yawn kelly, that hitler did a lot of good things. this was when the two were on a visit to europe in 2018 to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the first world war. trump also reportedly questioned to kelly why his generals couldn't be as totally loyal to him as the german generals were to hitler, according to a book by peter makers and susan glasser. according to a 1990 interview with trump's then wife ivana, she di

. >> jonathan karl, the book is called "tired of winning," are you tired of winning yet? >> not quite. >> john, thanks for being here. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, why one of donald trump's codefendants could end up back in jail. we're live in fulton county after the break. >> and $50,000 in campaign donations transferred to his personal account. what else the house ethics committee found in its investigation into george santos leading them to push for him to be expelled. ( ♪♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem, we're going for a better treatment than warfarin. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking, you may bruise more

i want to listen to a part of a convsation that he had with abc's jonathan karl about january 6th, and get your thoughts on the other end. >> you told him you are going to go up to thetal, where you just -- >> i was going to, and secret service said you can't. an then by the time i would have, and then when i get back id i want to go back. i w tnking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doingself secret service didn't like that idea too much. >> so -- >> i could've done that. and you know what, i would've been very well received. >> so, there's been so much speculation, and contemplation and discussion about what trump wanted to do, what he did or didn't know. do you think as a prosecutor, this is something that could be useful in the case against trump? how will it be used? >> well, look. he says i would be well received, because he knows that the people that were there are his supporters who he riled up and incited to invade and riot at the capitol, and try to disrupt the proper counting of the electoral -- so every time he talks, he is putting himself into a bigg

he spoke with abc's jonathan karl for his new book, tired of winning.end of the grand old party. love that title. take a listen. >> but if you look at the real size of that crowd, it was never reported correctly. there were -- it's the biggest crowd i've ever spoken in front of by far. >> really? >> by far. that went down to the washington, that went back to the washington monument. >> you told them you are going to go up to the capital, where you just -- >> know, i was going to, and the secret service said you can't. and by the time i would have, and then when i get back, i said i want to go back. i was thinking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doing it myself. secret service done like that idea too much. >> and you know what, i would've been very well received. don't forget, the people that went to washington that day, in my opinion, they went because they thought the election was rigged, that's why they went. >> that was a conversation between jonathan carl and donald trump. after january 6th, not too long after. now, of cours

it's a false statement to jonathan karl is going to be something that the government is going to usetheir case. >> one of the things that we haven't gotten any further confirmation on is the testimony that cassidy hutchinson gave in front of the january 6th committee that donald trump -- that she was told by men who were in the car with him that donald trump lunged at the secret service agent's driving his limo, and tried to grab the steering wheel to get them to go to the capitol. they tried to force them to do that physically. we haven't gotten confirmation beyond cassidy hutchinson on that. here is donald trump confirming at least that he wanted to go, but the secret service wouldn't let him. does that do anything? >> yeah, i mean, that to me was notably missing from the indictment. it's just the whole about what cassidy hutchinson heard in the beast, where she said she had heard from the secret service that the president wanted to go, the secret service stopped him, that wasn't put into the indictment, and it doesn't mean that it wouldn't have come into the trial or it may not st

jonathan karl speaks to the white house national security adviser jake sullivan and democratic representativena about the latest hostage negotiations. plus, 2024 presidential hopeful chris christie as he looks ahead to the first republican primary contest in january. gio? >> gio: all right, whit, and now to the embattled republican congressman george santos who's facing an expulsion vote this week. over corruption allegations. abc's em nguyen joins us now from capitol hill with more on that. good morning, em. >> reporter: good morning, gio. yeah, representative george santos is speaking out ahead of that expulsion vote slamming the situation as a smear against him. embattled congressman george santos facing a pending house expulsion vote unleashing in a live-streamed interview on friday in x spaces, seeming to acknowledge the looming end of his political career. >> i know i'm going to get expelled when this expulsion resolution goes to the floor. i have done the math over and over, and it doesn't look really good. >> reporter: the house ethics committee released a scathing bipartisan report l

this one is from jonathan karl of abc news. it's called "tired of winning."nd there are some pretty good nuggets. karl says that back in 2020, trump hung up on kim kardashian, who was calling to try to get someone out of prison because he suspected she'd voted for biden. and he also reports that trump was obsessed with a totally bananas idea that he could somehow get reinstated as president. an idea he got from our mypillow pal mike lindell who promised trump he'd be reinstated august 13th, 2021, eight months into biden's term. i guess that didn't happen? [ laughter ] it hasn't stopped mike lindell. the pillow man is still at it, zooming into his tv livestream from all over the place. he seems to be traveling constantly. why, we do not know, but we did spend some time putting his whereabouts together. ♪ >> hello, everybody, welcome to "lindell report." we're going through slippers here. he turned a blind eye to this election crime. just a computer error can cost an election. that's why they're attacking mypillow. we get rid of the machine, we melt them down,

. >>> for more, let's bring in abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl who will be hostingeek" later this morning. jon, good morning to you. it's always great to see you. let's start right there with this huge week ahead for president biden, that looming government shutdown, and a critical meeting with china's president xi. walk us through what's at stake on both fronts. >> jonathan: the meeting with president xi in san francisco is a highly consequential faceoff. it has been a long time since he has sat down with the chinese leader. one prominent former official has said this is the most perilous time in world affairs since the end of world war ii and china is really at the center of all that. not just tensions regarding taiwan, but also china's ally, russia in ukraine, and high on the list to discuss is the middle east. so full plate of agenda items with the chinese leader, and the government shuts down on november 17th unless they can come to a spending deal. i'm hearing some modest optimism that they can actually get at least a temporary spending deal together, but the

john pharaoh and tommy future will be here, and jonathan karl will be here to talk about his brand-newws. for now, stay where you are. there is much more news coming up on msnbc.

abc news anchor jonathan karl reports on how the apparent end to 50 years of so-called panda diplomacyton. beijing relations. you can watch the story on this week at eight right here on abc7. coming up this morning, flames surround a los angeles freeway shutting it down for a whole day in both directions. how the governor is now stepping in. and here's a live look at pier 47 where that new 150 foot sky star ferris wheel is through to. we'll have your forecast coming up in just a few minutes ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change

this is an abc news special report jonathan karl.he air right now with breaking news from the middle east. hamas has just released 13 israeli hostages, including two israeli american teens. their names, aviva segal and abigail edan. abigail edan was taken hostage on october seventh when she was just three years old. her parents killed right in front of her on that day. abigail turned four on friday, but we are told now that she is among those back in israel and receiving medical care. additionally four foreign nationals have been released, including three citizens of thailand and one from russia. this is a fluid situation as we enter day three of the four day cease fire agreement between israel and hamas, a transfer of hostages yesterday was was delayed for several hours as hamas accused israel of violating the terms of the agreement. eventually, those differences were worked out. yesterday's exchange included seven israeli children and six women, as well as four citizens of thailand and israel. and in turn released 39 palestinian pr

it is out told, "new york times" best selling author, jonathan karl.till ahead this morning, "the washington post" david ignatius has been on the ground in gaza, covering israel's operation to capture and kill hamas terrorists. david joins us with his latest reporting straight ahead on "morning joe." test reporting straight ahead on "morning joe." comfortable inter. is . >>> welcome to "morning joe," it's tuesday, november 14th, and congress has until friday to pass a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. and speaker mike johnson might get some support from house democrats on his two-step strategy to avoid that shutdown. we'll explain that plan. >>> plus, special counsel jack smith responds to donald trump's push for cameras in the courtroom in his federal election interference case. meanwhile, the former president's elder son takes the stand again in the civil fraud trial against the family business. we'll get legal analysis on that testimony. and we'll have the latest out of gaza on the efforts to evacuate patients at the largest hospital, whi

if you believe the american journalist, jonathan karl, and his books are tired of winning, then trump, radically against aid to ukraine, hates the beggar the whole situation around it. the washington post quotes an excerpt from the book. the author refers to a conversation with former fox news host tucker carlson. that is, the source is quite reliable. today with a freelance journalist another american, glean greenwal, spoke to the usa. tucker said that more than putin's victory in ukraine, democrats and biden are scared of trump's possible victory in 24. the day before , trump was again seen in a new york court, where hearings on the case took place. allegedly inflating the value of assets to obtain loans. trump completely denies guilt and calls what is happening a political blow by biden. tucker demands an apology from biden not only for the hunt for donald, but also for the war launched in ukraine in the gas sector, as well as for the use of these wars, which tucker calls tragedies to punish all americans, primarily dollars, but without apology, tucker argues that the presidency. b

abc news anchor jonathan karl reports on how the apparent end to 50 years of so-called panda diplomacyay reflect a new phase in washington. beijing relations. you can watch the story on this week at eight right here on abc7 . well, coming up this morning, flames surrounding a los angeles freeway shutting it down for a whole day in both directions. how the governor is now stepping in. and here's a live look from our exploratorium camera looking at the bay bridge. a little choppy there this morning. we'll have your forecast coming up. stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. ( ♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and w

calling for a cease fire on abc's this week, national security adviser jake sullivan spoke to abc's jonathan karl this morning about the american hostage is believed to be held by hamas in. >> i have to be careful about what i say publicly on this because it is, of course, a delicate and sensitive negotiation. but the answer to your question is yes, there are ongoing negotiations, actions involving the israelis as the qataris and we, the united states, are actively engaged in this as well, because we want to make sure that we bring home those americans who have been taken hostage, as well as all of the other hostages as nine americans are still missing at this point. >> sullivan went on to say that president biden was not going to rest until every single one of those hostages can come home safely. well, new this morning, a death is being investigated after a body was found at crissy field. we are told the us park service and the san francisco fire department responded around 630 this morning. the body was discovered in the east beach parking lot. we are still waiting for an update on this investi