new -- for the katy phang show, who is going to be the nominee for the gop. >> katie, it's donald trump, we all know. >> it's donald trump. >> carlos? >> i will wait to see what happens. >> oh, that's not an answer. >> it depends, if he goes to jail, it won't be him. if it doesn't go to jail, it probably won't be him. >> shearers's -- this morning, to the saturday power political panel, as always, gentlemen, thank you for joining, carlos covello, and for now them on the. more tributes to pour in for the queen of rock and roll, tina turner. the music icon passed away on wednesday at the age of 83. fans and celebrities paying tribute to the rock and roll hall of fame or, we're calling her powerful voice her signature moves, and also remembering her for empowering survivors of domestic abuse. the most -- electrifying music career that spanned more than five decades. she died in her home near -- switzerland after a long illness. tina turner was simply the best. best. (vo) this is sadie. she's on verizon. the network she can count on. and now she's got myplan. the game changing new plan that

>> this is the katie phang show. live from miami florida. we got lots of news to cover and lots of questions to answer. let's get started. beyond the border. the growing humanitarian crisis at the southern border spills into northern cities. after a covid era immigration policy ends. we are live with the latest developments from along the border in el paso texas coming up. one year later, a somber sunday in buffalo. the community comes together to remember the ten victims killed at a low white supremacy is shooting rampage at a local grocery store. how the community is healing after the hate ahead. later, simply the best. moms, this one is for you. my special mother's day message. he'll definitely want to hear. >> a good sunday morning to you, i'm katie phang. we start today's show with the latest number of southern border crossings. it's been three days since the end of title 42. the trump era policy that made it easier to expel migrants seeking asylum. the anticipated surge of migrants has not materialized. what a patrol only encounter jus

attorney for the middle district of georgia, michael moore, and katie phang, host of the eponymous katie phang show, right here on msnbc. katie phang, it's good to see you. -- nobody is misreading this, right? it's a neon sign, rather than an arrow, that points to a donald trump indictment between the end of july and the 1st three weeks of august. is that right? >> the forewoman from the special grand jury, what did she say? it's not rocket science. >> not rocket science, then you're not going to be shocked, is what she says. >> i guess we are not going to be shocked. >> the forewomen aside, and i think you have there -- was a lot of psychology going on with that forewoman. this is a very big fish in the sea of issues in and around the attempts to undermine the results of the 2020 election. donald trump is a big deal, if that is in fact what is happening. and from the sort of bread crumbs that we have gotten in recent weeks, from the fake electors, who now have immunity deals with prosecutors and are cooperating, the lawyers that have been implicated -- just the movement and momentum tha

i am katie phang. it's been a very busy news morning, as we mentioned, the world continues to watch london. hours ago, king charles the third, and now queen camilla, were officially crowned in a two-hour ceremony in westminster abby. you saw it all life during our coverage on msnbc this morning. we're going to go in-depth on a royals expert this morning but first, another major story we are on top of this morning. an msnbc exclusive, president biden on the record. the 11th hour host, stephanie ruhle goes, on an on with president biden in an exclusive interview that covered a lot of ground, from the debt ceiling show down to the presidents reelection bid for 2024. here's some of that interview. >> as president, what are you going to do to help us avoid default? >> look, not a single solitary congress has ever been -- on debt. that that is not a day i can -- but that is not a debt that occurred over the last several years. it's 200 years of debt. 200 years. and the idea that we wouldn't pay our debts it'

. >> this is the katie phang show, live from miami florida. we've got lots of news to cover, and a lot of questions to answer, so let's get started. ticking time bomb, only 18 days until u.s. possibly default on its debt. the ripple effects across the global economy. congress leaves town without striking a deal. we're live on capitol hill with the latest. plus, a new dubious distinction for the twice impeached indicted ex president donald trump, he's the only former president of the united states to be held liable in civil court for sexual abuse. how the controversial cnn town hall -- where heat trump's repeated lies, could it get him more legal travel, that is ahead. and, exposing extremism, texas idaho murders online live revealed neo-nazi and white supremacy ideologies. later, who has infiltrated these far-right hate groups takes us inside these concerning surge of hispanic white nationalists. all of that is coming up. >> and a good saturday morning to you, i am katie phang. we're gonna start today's show with the hourglass quickly running

>> this is the katie phang show, live, from miami, florida. we've got lots of news to cover, and lots of questions to answer. so let's get started. a debt deal, but not a done deal. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy strike a lead by compromise to avoid a catastrophic u.s. debt default. but there is still a lot of work to be done before wednesdays house vote. we are live on capitol hill with the latest. plus, impeached, in a history making vote, the gop-controlled texas house impeach's embattled republican state attorney general in election denier, ken paxton. we have his response to being only the third sitting official in texas history to be impeached. and later, a family affair. we wrap up aapi heritage month with the inspiring family whose military service spans generations. all of this and more is coming up. and a good sunday morning to you all. i am katie phang. we start today's show with the breaking news. president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy, and their negotiators have reached a tentative agreement late last nigh

i am katie phang. we begin overseas in japan at the g7 summit where russia's 15 month war in ukraine takes center stage. just hours ago, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy touchdown and hiroshima to meet with president biden and leaders of some of the world's most powerful democracies. zelenskyy's arrival comes just a day after biden approved plans for ukrainian pilots to train to fly f-16 fighter jets. the united states and other g7 leaders are also announcing a new slew of sanctions on russia to starve its quote, warm. jeanne see white house correspondent mike -- joins me live from here seem, japan. mike, good morning. what can we expect from president zelenskyy's trip to the g7 summit in president biden's plans to meet with him? >> well katie, we have seen, over the course of a now 15 16 months of this ukraine conflict, just how powerful president zelenskyy's personal diplomacy has been in keeping support flowing to his country as it fights off russia's invasion, and this is really a powerful m

joining me is katie phang, trial attorney and host of the katie phang show here on msnbc, and paul butlerrmer federal prosecutor, law professor at georgetown university and msnbc legal analyst. wedecided to bring the band back together. these are my all-stars who covered the george floyd trial with me basically every day. we did this on a daily. i'm curious to get your thoughts on what has changed and not changed enough. >> so, more bad apple cops are being brought to justice before george floyd, the officers who killed breonna taylor, alter sterling, philando castile were not prosecuted. it means something that derek chauvin is serving a 22-year life sentence and the three other officers implicated in mr. floyd's death are also facing federal time. at the same time, these officers continue to kill 1,000 people or more every year. that number is actually gone up since george floyd was murdered. and black and brown people still experience the violent warrior type policing that the whole world saw with what those five officers did with tyre nichols. >> it feels to me like there's been an up

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"the beat" with katie phang in for ari melber starts right now. >> welcome to "the beat." i am katie phang for ari melber. we start with damning details in the trump documents probe. waved off from searching trump's office for records, which is later where the fbi found the most sensitive materials. noting several trump aides told this lawyer, evan corcoran to search the storage room. corcoran asked whether he should search anywhere else but was steered away. i want to note that a trump spokesperson denied that allegation, but we already know special counsel jack smith has been eyeing obstruction charges, and that does not look good for donald trump. new reports also depicting chaos on trump's legal team. the daily beast reporting trump's lawyers are starting to wonder if there might be a snitch. snitches get stitches. one of the his legal team saying, there's a lot of lawyers and a lot of jealousy. i wrote a piece for this on msnbc.com and wrote with trump you have the perfect storm of lawyers fighting for pole position and client who's prone to embracing the microphone a

a good sunday morning to you all, i am katie phang. we are going to start today show with an urgent new message from president biden on the debt ceiling showdown. >> it's time for republicans to accept that there is no bipartisan view to be made solely, solely on their partisan terms. they have to move as well. all four congressional leaders agree with me that the default is not, let me say it again, default is not an option. i expect each of these leaders, excuse, me to live up to that commitment. >> that was president biden at the g7 summit in hiroshima, japan, less than two hours ago. biden is currently getting back to washington, d.c., to resume negotiations. house speaker, kevin mccarthy, told msnbc that negotiations will not move forward until biden is back in the country. biden's new comments on the debt ceiling gridlock is coming shortly after he met with ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, to reaffirm the united states unwavering support for ukraine. that report is ramping up with the new aid package, including more ammo

katie phang, take us through what would happen next?break it down for one second, nicolle and realize that just with the offer of immunity, that does not mean that the eight electors who have offered to accept the offer from d.a. fani willis, that it means they are coming or -- to say that yes, i broke laws and give me immunity so i could implicate others. the acceptance is not money admission of guilt. that being said. what we know about fani willis, the extent of hadar investigation so far and the fact that she has a history of being able to craft together particularly complex investigations into a case sometimes implicating crimes like rico, would indicate that she has cast a very wide net and in the campaign of her making sure that she puts the requisite amount of pressure on the targets of this investigation, there are people that are now coming forward and saying, you know what, it is worth my while to take this deal to sit down and be able to say what i know. which kind of raises the question, though, nicolle, some of the elector

katie phang is back with us. wouldn't take this step. it's an extraordinary step to take and one that i think donald trump thought wouldn't be taken. >> yeah, i think what happens, nicolle, is you end up having a collision between the rights of an accused to the first amendment, the ability to be able to exercise that first amendment constitutional right to free speech, but also the interest from the prosecution to ensure the integrity of the evidence in this case. we know that alvin bragg's office filed a motion on april 25th and apparently i just saw the order that just came in, there was a hearing on may 4th, and during and as a result of that hearing the judge has decided that donald trump cannot post on social media regarding the case. now, we've seen a gag order in other cases, as rare as it is to occur, we saw one happen in the roger stone case. we've talked about it before. and that was actually more toward the idea that there were extrajudicial statements that were being made that ran the risk of actuall

"the beat" with katie phang in for ari starts right now. hi, katie. >> hi, nicolle. welcome to "the beat." i'm katie phang in for ari melber. we're learning that trump's lawyer has receipts, and that special counsel jack smith has them too. the guardian reporting trump's lawyer evan corcoran warned trump about retaining classified documents, which could be significant in the probe. corcoran memorialized the warning in nearly 50 pages of note described to the guardian with three people with knowledge of their contents. the notes being produced to a federal grand jury after an appeals court allowed the attorney/client and work product privileges between corcoran and trump to be pierced because judges believed trump might have used corcoran's legal advice in furtherance of a crime. prosecutors have fixated on trump's valet, walt nalta after he told the d.a. trump told him to move boxes out of the storage room before and after the subpoena. that does not look good for trump. meanwhile, trump's legal team is thinning out. one of his top lawyers, tim parlatoe resigning, an

>>> we are back with jeremy peters, mike schmidt, katie phang, and mehti hassan. katie, take me inside the legal significance of this text message. >> thank you for that. i want to set the table again and turn back the hands of time a tiny bit. i want to remind our viewers about the fact that the dominion and fox litigation obviously had a history prior to the date that it settled. there was a time when dominion moved the judge in this case to basically tell fox that you had done too many redactions, and the judge agreed. and the judge ordered fox to basically unredact a very large portion of the evidence in the exhibits that had been filed. that big dump of information that happened in february/beginning of march predated the summary judgment order that was entered that was particularly damning against fox revealed so much about what was going on internally at fox. interestingly, "the new york times" is continuing to push this court for further redactions. there's a pending motion that has no disposition in front of the same judge that's basically saying we need t

"the beat" with katie phang in for ari starts right now. hi, katie. >> hi, nicolle.

"the beat" with katie phang in for ari melber starts right now. >> welcome to "the beat."ff from searching trump's office for records, which is later where the fbi found the most sensitive materials. noting several trump aides told this lawyer, evan corcoran to search the storage room. corcoran asked whether he should search anywhere else but was steered away. i want toot

i am katie phang and here's what's happening. 20 articles of impeachment have been filed against a texase republican house is gonna vote on whether to impeach kemp accidentally this afternoon. earlier in south carolina, the judge halted the states new law of banning abortion around six weeks of pregnancy. the law will not go in effect until they can review the case to determine whether it violates the states constitution. now, back to dateline. now, back to dateline. >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. two decades after archie mcfarland had been murdered, investigators were digging up new details about his wife's younger bar boyfriend. here is keith morrison. >> the phone calls did not. stop mary ann mcfarland move back home to archie, but her spurned lover janos kulcsar wouldn't move on. >> biden is like, why does he keep calling? she said i don't know. the whole era of this guy was wasn't accepting it. >> in fact, as the a jean lewin and detective jim wallace review the evidence, they uncovered a man who seem obsess. who first pleaded with marianne and then began using langu

hello, i'm katie phang and here is what is happening.ummit summit on friday, debt ceiling negotiations continue in washington with no end in sight. republicans met with white house officials to discuss raising the 31.5 trillion dollar debt ceiling, but left with our progress ahead of the june 1st deadline. , and mourners remember the life of jordan neely in harlem on friday. a street artist known for is -- earlier this month in new york city subway car. now back to dateline. back to dateline welcome back dateline, i'm get craig melvin. in the case of the murdered major, one thing became abundantly clear. nothing was as it seemed in the shannon household. the family harbored secrets. for starters, other army major's wife, a mother of four, it was into a sexual relationship with a married man. but, did the affair lead to murder? once again, keith morrison. >> it was quiet -- quite an eye-opener. that is, when joan shannon told detectives that she entered now dead husband, major david shannon or regulars in unenthusiastic swingers. but, whe

i'm katie phang in here is what is happening.ight people are dead after a mass shooting in an outlet mall in allen texas. sub suburb north of texas. the suspect is also dead. according to police officials are saying that the shooter was neutralized by a city police officer responding to a calm saturday afternoon. several victims were pronounced at of the scene. nine were transported to the hospital and who died are. three people remain in critical condition according to authorities. the suspect has not yet been identified. now back to dateline. o dateline >> it was a lead which would take the limb reister murder investigation in a new direction. roger reister's brother had mentioned a young woman who had a crush on roger, they quickly learned that this crash was an open secret around town. >> they went to the village, in and i walked in the door, and there was roger. >> it was about nine months before the murder. lynn's assistant, megan, had just gotten back from saudi arabia, lynn was still there with a week and a half to go. >>

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"the beat" with katie phang in for ari melber starts now. >> always good to see and thanks to you forerything. for the rest of you, welcome to "the beat." i'm in for ari melber. we start tonight with breaking news -- trump reportedly caught on tape. damaging new evidence in the trump classified documents criminal investigation. cnn is reporting prosecutors have obtained an audio recording of a summer 2021 meeting in which former president donald trump acknowledges that he held on to a classified pentagon document about a potential attack on iran. the recording indicating trump understood that he had retained classified materials after leaving the white house. the report adds on the recording trump's comments suggest he would like to share the information but he's aware of limitations on his ability post presidency to declassify records. this undercuts one of trump's claims he could and would declassify anything. we have not listened to the recording but multiple sources confirmed it. consider this breaking news with the same lens of new reporting from "the washington post" that prosec

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hello i am katie phang, and here is what is happening.migrants traveling through the country unless they have legal documentation the. country's president announced friday right before title 42 expired, at least 26,000 migrants remained along mexico's northern borders. less than 48 hours after the expiration of title 42, this is the scene at the border. thousands of migrants are still waiting in limbo, the covid era policy allowed border officials to turn away migrants at a much faster pace to cut down processing time. now back to dateline. now back to dateline in the months after corey parker's murder, police had several potential suspects, including a next door neighbor with a alibi and obsessed dishwasher. but they did not have enough to make an arrest. cory's family even offered a reward for information. former prosecutor melissa nelson. >> to that end, everybody is presented as a suspect -- potential suspect. could it be this person, is this person? >> amy lavin founder self looking around at corey's other friends and wondering if it

this is the katie phang show. for my dinner with seven incredible aapi women i want to wonder what makes each of us and our cultures unique. so i went in search of two shifts to collaborate on one spectacular meal. >> i'm. sue ken i'm a chef here in houston, i was born and raised in burma, also known as myanmar. >> my name is christine halle, i'm a vietnamese chef from houston, texas. i'm actually grandma trained home cook. so i grew up in my grandmother's kitchen. peeling union, pounding things with mortar and pestle. not >> my mom who was a vietnamese refugee cooked a lot of great home cooked meals. it wasn't until she passed away when i was a teenager that i started feeling nostalgic for food. i decided i wanted to teach myself a lot of the dishes that i grew up eating. >> for the first course i will be making a burmese noodle dish which is a coconut noodle soup. it will have seared scallops, quail eggs, crispy noodles, and all the beautiful garnishes on top. it is actually my grandmother's recipe. my grandmoth

. >> i'm katie phang, here is what's happening. have reached a tentative agreement to raise the debt ceiling, in a statement, biden said the deal reduces spending while protecting critical programs for working people and growing the economy for everyone. vice president kamala harris became the first woman to give the commencement address at west point. harris condemned russia's invasion of ukraine and warned the graduating cadets about the rising threat of china's military. now, back to dateline. dateline. dateline. i'm craig melvin. years after teresa mayfield's murder, a casual conversation >> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin. years after teresa melvin's murder, a casual conversation overheard in a bar gave authorities their first break. a break which would lead them to the chilling tale of teresa's murder and once again keith morrison. >> under a setting sun on the sweltering summer night, two years after her death, teresa mayfield's friends and family gathered to remember. >> and i'm out here almost every day missing

you can catch the katie phang show at eight a m eastern, but for now, we were turning back to regular programming here on msnbc. programming here >> she's not h us this entire year. i will say when we sponsor the codify roe bill earlier this year, every single member of our caucus signed on to, i texted her and said i hope you will sign on to this bill, i'll leave the charge on a boyish an in our caucus. she responded yes, i will sign on and she did. and i was only a few months ago. so to see somebody completely changed all of their values and what they stand for was extremely disappointing. it is devastating that one person's decision like that can affect millions of people in our state. >> quick, last question to you. you have seen all the polling rio scene, 57% of people in north carolina support access to abortion. if anything, they want to see that access expand. how then do we get here where you have a republican supermajority, republican-led state supreme court that is ignoring the will of the majority in favor of the wants of the minority? >> for me this is an issue will talk

. >> hello, i am katie phang. here is what is happening.e ten people killed at the grocery store have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against six socially to companies. and online speech was used to promote violence. why maximizing their ad of a new. in texas, authorities say one person who the u.s. mexico border has died following a report of a tornado saturday. it follows an outbreak of dozens of tornadoes friday. now, back to dateline. k to dateline. i'm andrea canning. >> welcome back to dateline. i am andrea canning. the arrest of the man claiming to be a rockefeller made national news. and while he was not talking to police, our team managed to get the scoop, when we sat down with clark rockefeller for his first televised interview, he was eager to tell us his side of the story. back now to mike tell you the with the phony rockefeller. >> the news out of boston was crazy, a head-scratcher which screamed front page. >> a bitter divorce, a bizarre kidnapping, a theme's last name. >> it all seems worlds away from that decades old cold cas

>>> a quick reminder, you can watch the katie phang show saturday and sundays right here on msnbc. that does it for me tonight. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> i think when you read the "wall street journal," you read the "new york post," you sit back and listen to a lot of economists, they'll say this is the strongest debt ceiling we ever had. >> this is a disaster. it is an entire capitulation. kevin mccarthy is emasculating himself and the republican majority. >> emasculating. the republican chaos caucus is this mad about the debt deal,ia know president biden got a good result. also tonight, new reporting on the growing bad blood among trump's lawyers, including that one of them may have been misled about where trump was hiding classified documents. and presidential candidate and toy sized mussolini ron desantis unveils his authoritarian manifesto, vowing to destroy leftism and wokism. so, tell us how you're going to do that, ron. >>> we begin tonight with a debt ceiling deal. and the wrath of the pro-default caucus. i'm sure you have h

i'm alex with, my friend katie phang is up next. hank you for asking, my friend. i hope you have a great show and take it away, katie phang. >>

anderson jones, law professor joins us, and katy phang is back, and donna edwards is here for the hourw you what roberta kaplan, e. jean carroll's lawyer said about him as a defendant last week. >> he's actually a very good defamation defendant. if you're planning to sue for defamation. because he lies all the time. he lies as a matter of habit, he lies about big things, small things. and in this case, we were able to show those lies not only about it being fake news and a hoax and a made up story, even when i show him that famous photo where he mistook e. jean for mar la maples when he realed he made the mistake he said the photo was blurry. the photo was not blurry. it was classic donald trump. i think the jury heard that and saw that and that's why we got a verdict in 2 1/2 hours. >> saying he's not my type, which is what he said about e. jean carroll, he can't tell e. jean carroll to his eye, she's indistinguishable from his own wife. >> yes, and one of the things that i think is most interesting about this latest development is that it taps into those same themes about the perpetu

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