is shaken nato allies. >>> we are back with david jolly , molly and juanita.ot sure if you all saw this , but today former democratic candidate for president marion williams has announced she's launching a campaign to become the next dnc chair. she joins me with a field of candidates that are currently running for the seat. molly, i wonder what you make of that choice and of the timing. >> i have some personal history with self help author marianne williamson. my mother was a second wave feminist who is friendly with her. she has long felt wounded by my criticism of her. look, dnc chair is an organizational job about building the party structure. you have a couple of people in this race who are sort of a known for building party structure. i'm thinking of ben winkler, who is the chair of the wisconsin democratic party and has done a really great job of building a structure. he has even said that he thinks that dnc chair should be focused on state parties, which seems like a winning message to me. there are quite a lot of people have jumped into that race and t

because i'm reading juanita's book and it's really good.t of your book is shirley chism was ahead of the occur cu understood that you needed to have radical change and be a party that offered something to people. that is where your argument dove tails with what david was just laying out about the incoming president, that there is some appetite to just see a shakeup, right? the shakeup people are going to get is not the shakeup they think they voted for. but it does speak to this desire that you can go back in history, it is actually not necessarily a partisan idea, but that there is an appetite for that type of delivery on the part of the american government. >> only if it benefits the people, and nothing that donald trump is proposing realistically benefits any of the people that he -- that voted for him. i do think that one radical part that's emerged from donald trump's threats is the dynamic statements from world leaders. the prime minister of greenland saying again, greenland is not for sale. the president of panama saying the panama c

. >>> we are back with david, molly, and juanita.ou saw this but today former candidate for president marianne williamson announced she is launching a campaign to become the next dnc chair. she joins a guild of candidates running for that seat. i wonder what you make of that choice and the timing? >> i have some personal history with self-help author marianne williamson. my mother was a second wave feminist, friendly with her, long felt wounded by my criticism of her. dnc chair is an organizational job about holding the party structure. you have a couple people in the race who are known for building party structure. i am thinking of the chair of the wisconsin democratic party. he has done a really great job of building a structure. even said he thinks the dnc chair should be focused on state parties which seems like a winning message to me, but there are quite a lot of people who have jumped into the race. they will have a bunch of forms and there will be a vote, but the people who are voting on this are democratic voters that are pa

juanita hernández nos habla de este apoyo que recibió este inmigrante por parte de una comunidad escolartodavía no. lucy no ha trabajado en la escuela primaria emmy parks por los últimos 4 años. tiempo suficiente para no solo ganarse el cariño y respeto de toda la escuela, sino que también de los padres de familia. según la directora, our parents just took it. y eso se vio reflejado en la pronta reacción de las familias, quienes, según la directora de la escuela, tomaron cartas en el asunto y unieron a toda una comunidad para darle esta sorpresa, incluyendo a su madre. me da mucho gusto que le regalen que dios se los agradezca que dios está en el cielo. when i found out what happened. este estudiante dice que no entendía lo que había pasado y relata que cuando se enteró se entristeció. de inmediato le contó a su madre, quien junto a otras 2 mamás crearon una cuenta en internet para recaudar los fondos. y a veces me siento. también quiero llorar, a veces de emoción. a las 03:30 me levantaba, me bañaba y decía llévame al trabajo porque no tengo muebles en que llegar a las 04:00 y me dejaba

nbc news senior national security correspondent, courtney kube, juanita toliver. we'll get to hegseth in a minute, but first, garrett, just got word donald trump is bringing peter navarro back to the white house? >> that's right. navarro, who was a senior trade adviser then spent time in prison for contempt of congress for refusing to talk to the january 6th committee, will now be coming back in a similar role. he'll be a trade and manufacturing policy adviser. this is a position that wouldn't have to be confirmed by the senate. he'll be able to continue to give advice and counsel to trump on tariffs and how and where to apply them around the world, jose. >> and courtney, now going back to the hegseth issue, it seems that donald trump may be having second thoughts and hegseth? is desantis the only name on the list of potential replacements? >> no, he's not. we're hearing about a couple of other possibles. i should say that ever since donald trump and frankly before he became the president-elect, we've been hearing about a whole long list of individuals who could b

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. >> i love it that point, juanita, what he reflects. cabinet officials generally sort of background a little, depending on the department or agency over time. a lot of people know, maybe the secretary of state, or the secretary of health, but they may not know some of the lesser cabinet-- the same standard of who they represent, and they do reflect a little bit of us, which then brings me to the point about how the u.s. senators, the republican senators who now have the majority, how this reflects on them, how their advice and consent role, constitutionally mandated, reflects on them. you have john diarse, at the center of this, put out a tweet saying quote, i just had another substantive conversation with johnny ernst, i appreciate her sincere point and i look for to meeting with her next week. her tweet was, pete hegseth and i will continue our constructive conversations as we move forward together in this process. we plan to meet together again next week and at a minimum, we agreed that he deserves the opportunity to lay out his visi

joining us now, msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver. good to see you.hy do you suppose congressman casten has deemed it so important to release this report, and what big picture can this tell us, perhaps, about the state of the republican party and who donald trump had wished to put in power? >> right, i think that big-picture moment is a key motivation for representative casten as he continues to push for this resolution that he wants to bring to the house floor for a vote to release this report. i think he's motivated by the tensions that have been previously reported from the house ethics committee which let's remember the context of the ending of their last meeting and their last vote on this after which the report was not released. representative gaetz said there was a consensus to not release the report, and susan wilds, a democrat, felt the need to call him out. she called it a betrayal of the process, knowing that they're going back in that meeting today. i think representative casten is trying to apply pressure again to the ethics committee to

joining me is doug jones, former democratic senator from alabama, and juanita tolliver, author of thek, a more perfect party, which is awesome, you should all read it. senator. all these people are going through, right? the fear, you can almost smell the fear among republican senators. >> yeah, i mean, look, you said it all. i got nothing. it's really amazing. and you know, look, this is not new about him threatening senators. he did this with house members. we have seen that over and over. i had two colleagues, jeff flake and bob corker, who decided not to run for the u.s. senate in 2018 because of those threats. you know, so this is nothing new. i think he'll follow through with it. and he's got senators also doing that bidding for him. there are a number of senators, and this is just highly, highly unusual. you have never seen this before in the united states. >> the guy who replaced you, to i believe the embarrassment of the state of alabama, talky tuberville, said we don't need to do advise and consent. trump vetted the nominees for us. he's already done the vetting. why do we ev

but first, last week we introduced you to juanita tweedy, mother of three and one of millions of people priced out of housing. i would have never imagined that we would be homeless. never. but there's been a twist in her story. when my kids are able to be in their own rooms, it will be the greatest feeling. a unique effort to help those working and still experiencing homelessness. those stories right now on matter of fact. it's a story playing out in communities across america. high demand for affordable housing, but not enough supply. it's forcing many into homelessness, including people who are employed full time. last week we introduced you to the tweedy family living in their car for months in knoxville, tennessee. rent costs there have skyrocketed in recent years. city shelters are now over capacity. in part two of our story from knoxville, our correspondent jess gomez shows us the city's efforts to build more affordable housing and one company's unique plan to fill in the gaps. with dawn barely breaking over a knoxville truck stop. guys, make sure you put your jackets on. quanisha

hey, alan juanita, the order hello has given me the i don't that's, i've invested all the gold i was given to build up my business. the client id is c i n. what i may assist you that its customer here for woman to use that goal. and when she needs money for a house or a business that has the same 1250 and depa skipped like the one i bought last time. please. uh huh. kind of as a way and but if i always shop at the market data, know that wants to pick the white balsamic to sign. when i see something i like to i ask the price squared of them and if it say my buy it not i got they, i don't tackle. i also didn't like it when customers going to haggle with me. i have a meeting, i work on the assumption that everyone sets reasonable price is i'll pay for this $1.00 to $5.00 on there. if that's the contract total. okay, since they look, i trying to buy as much as possible at the market, some of the competitive when i send my employees to show them. yeah. when i tell them to buy from people with friends with confidence, oh, nice k, the new most of the stuff, friendship is important to now bu

i just want to take this moment to remember juanita miller mcdonald tonight and no way would we have that portrait had she not been the head of the administration committee and leading the democrats to work with juanita to make that happen. to my delta sisters, remember that day when we unveiled the portrait, there were many, many delta members, her friends were there on the day we unveiled that picture. fast forward to the postal stamp. everything has been difficult. if you're a woman, a woman of color, sometimes everything gets a little challenging. we tried to have shirley his home's legacy memorialized in a postal stamp. i introduced legislation that had to be bipartisan. we received the bipartisan support. then after about five years, they told me, oh, you can't do this. to have a postal stamp in someone's honor, you have to wait 10 years until after they pass. they never told me that so we had to do it again. if you don't have one of shirley chisholm's historical stamps, try to get the post office to get you one because they are beautiful stamps and exemplify her beauty and str

woman's name is juanita? white house official or woman who was cuffed and stuffed a waffle house?100% white house off official. >> you say so? how do you know this? >> it sounds familiar. >> you shouldn't sound familiar to you given your age. were 53, right? i'm kidding. [laughter] you are correct but here it is, jimmy carter secretary of commerce. >> i was i knew. miller from -- >> you have no idea. i'm not will be christmas with the? [laughter] you're making things up white house or waffle house? >> i'm going to go waffle house, i don't know why. i'm just doing the every other. [laughter] >> i will tell you, you are correct. [laughter] the manager refused to give him a cigarette. you got a dicey crowd. here we go. jamaal lucky. white house or waffle house? >> white house. >> i think that's a good guess. >> she doesn't want to look racist. [laughter] unfortunately, waffle house is the answer. pensacola, florida. [laughter] jamaal is my hero. he is accused of shooting a man in the buttocks. i've got to be honest, probably healthier development than what you are eating there. my ma

and whether ireland, whether it's the googles who might donate a couple of million or dona juanita, who is going to show up with a $5 check, it all warms the heart right? because it's all going into the same cause. it does, and it makes a difference. you know, a dollar, $2, whatever you're able to donate. and it is really important. i'm glad that it was mentioned that you can also volunteer which which makes a huge difference. it's a very, very good way of helping and supporting the community as wel, because it helps us get the food out and making sure that the food gets to the to the families that need it most and say, sorr, damien, go ahead. before i forget or we run out of time. thank you to nbc. thank you to telemundo and safeway for helping us so much this season. as always, thank you. thank you so much for everything you do. yeah. no,e are in partnership. thank you, blanca, for prompting me with telemundo and safeway and the food banks, because you go to safeway and you can just donate $10 when you're checking out, and that goes to fill those boxes that are behind ireland there on

i want to vote juanita, a fox host, who said trump and musk shot down the first bill.manded bill. johnson produced up with. it failed. this is i mrefsh believe sarcas. way to go. if you lost and the thing you you were trying to get, how are you doing? what's your grade for those house republicans? >> what's funny about this is that outhis is exactly what the asked for. this is what what they xaped for, what they supported. someone like donald trump who they knew was backed by someone like elon musk. i have no sympathy for the embarrassment republicans are feeling icnow that they are serd up what they wanted. this is the on ramal for the next four years. which donald trump has recognized. i promised to lower prices. i don't know if i can do that he said in his interview. the reality is that f around and find out. we are all watching republicans find out in real time. >> molly? >> look, this is a win in the sense that they got it done and everybody gets to go home for christmas. i think it would be much worse for everyone involved if they were leaving with the government shutdown an

bill clinton was accused of rape by juanita broder and other women came accused of molesting him, grotesqueand so forth. my recollection ge george stephanopoulos in charge of the war room. lyndon johnson he was a complete sleaze ball, he was the worst of the womanizers and many of them in the oval office. they knew he was a womennizer, shh, john kennedy, camelot, john kennedy. womanizer. the worse sort. robert kennedy, womennizer of worse sort. dwight eisenhower said to have a girl for most of world war, was he a good general, he's a damn good general, pretty good president, i'd say he was. what do you say joanie ernst and what do you say lindsey graham? what about franklin roosevelt, he had a girlfriend, he was there 112 years, he was there a long time. anybody report on that? no, don't say anything. that's our man. how about supreme court justice douglas? he was known to be running around conference table chasing women. i think he was on his 20th marriage or something like that. well known alleged womennizer, i can go on and on. if you start, there's no end to this. if we go through membe

and author of the book juanita tolliver. he has never been for cr. a tea party, who should do a full funding of the government. >> he is angry. but chip roy saying the same thing that speaker jeffries saying and the democrats. they don't care about fiscal responsibility. all they care about is clearing the way for donald trump to do another tax cut just like he did in 2017 for the ultrawealthy, billionaires and while he is making his statement. i appreciate 38 republicans voted against this a couple minutes ago. shocked when republicans go against trump. i admit that. that was shocking for me to see that number. but, what i do lope is that democrats continue to hold the line against this and communicate what it means. trump and musk prioritizing wealthy people over basic people >> you know, claire, you know, i was saying to the congressman in the previous block. republicans are called the daddy party. the way i see that they like a tough daddy. the daddy they really fear, the daddy who really leads them right now is the man trump once said, i could o

host: juanita in washington dc, democrat.is that a woman was nominated to be the president of the united states. we have had 46 men who have taken the experiment known as america and have royally messed it up. so i think it is time for us to give a woman a chance. she did not win because of her politics. she did not win because first of all she's a woman and second of all she was black. let me say one other thing. as far as mental decline. anyone who thinks donald trump is mentally fit needs to go see -- host: what did you think about hillary clinton as a candidate in 2016. caller: i voted for hillary. i thought she should've one. as i say, we've had 46 men who have totally messed up this experiment. that's why we have donald trump in office now. we don't have donald trump in office, we have elon musk in office. anyone who thinks donald trump who will run this country after all the money elon musk gave him to win the election, there is something wrong with you. host: london, kentucky. charlotte, good morning. caller: good mor

my auntie juanita who passed away at 100, and my auntie lois who just passed away at 103, they were all with me, they are not here today but they have been my guardian angel over the years to guide me and coach me moving forward. also, my sisters, beverly and mildred were with me. their husbands, martin and calvin, and my two sons, craig and tony, well carl, a.k.a., tony. karl-anthony lee. they both grew with me. now they have their families and i have five beautiful grandchildren. actually, i just have to say on that day that i was sworn in, i was talking to my dear friend and colleague, congresswoman sydney kamlager-dove, who was a co-founder of the slow fashion caucus, i want to say, where is -- to you, my sister. thank you so much. i am wearing the same thing on april 21, 199, when i was swarn in -- when i was sworn in. this caucus is a caucus that is very important because it's create -- creating clie montana half smart policies to reduce, repair and wear and recycle textiles. but the only thing i have done with this outfit is to shorten it a bit. it's the exact same outfit i wore