i'm in eagles we, new jersey where the 79-year-old, kelly miller circus is being held. don't wait. the road and will be out here on thursday. and they just set this place up on wednesday morning. that is actually longer than they state a certain area. the owner of the circus has some familiar names. his name is john ringling north. his great uncle was from the ringling brothers from the circus we all know it. they are royalty in the circus world. his grandmother was the only ringling sister. >> people always asked me but they die before i was born. >> i got a sneak peek into what's to come on thursday shows. all i have to say is elephants. i got to witness an elephant lunch, whole cantaloupes and fruits were devoured whole by these awesome elements. they were not shy tried to get close net really give me some food bit maybe try me. we got up and close with a camel. he was very friendly and don't be jealous but i got some smooches. it was really fun. and cracker jacks, this mini horse is rolled over and it also smiles on command. rebecca, the ring leader in performer shared some bac

kelly-marie blundell must fight for every vote, but it will still be close. >> i will never ever, ever, ever vote liberal democrat. reporter: support from gina miller could be what tips the scales for her. kelly-marie: i have been in touch with gina to say this is a remain seat, a seat where we want to stay in the eu, where our mp wants to leave and she wants to leave the hardest brexit possible. will you support me as the pro-european candidate so that we can make a difference here? reporter: but gina miller still has to evaluate the data. in which constituencies is her campaign most likely to have an influence? is she gunning for theresa may? gina: i don't know theresa may. i mean, people talk about her. she is a very clever lady to have called this election. i mean, the government's actions so far have been to blot their copybook and try and bypass parliament. and i simply think that's wrong. reporter: many, including gina miller, say this vote is the most important in a generation. michelle: they abandoned all that they knew and risked their lives to get here. hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria, searching for peace and stability, fled

website that the full interview will be available to counter kelly's report which he's calls of fraud. let's bring in our panel. jimmy millernd emily distinction joins us. good to see you both. does megyn kelly have a good point in the face of severe criticism that you're just giving a conspiracy theorist a platform by saying, we may not agree with the things he says, but he has a pretty substantial audience. he says controversial things, he needs to be confronted about those things. >> i don't think that's her intention. if you look at the tape that alex jones released on thursday night about their schmoozing before the interview, she says, at least according to the case that he is released that this is not going to be a gotcha interview. all i can say is i hope megyn kelly asked tougher questions that she did of vladimir putin. i don't think it's wise in our highly polarized environment where we have people shooting congressmen and senators on baseball fields to turn around and give a platform to a man who is a conspiracy theorist. and giving great pain to the people of the families. >> gregg: let me quickly read nbc's re

kelly o'donnell, thank you very much. >>> hallie jackson is nbc's chief white house correspondent and matthew miller the former justice departmentpokesman in the obama administration. good morning, guys. >> >> matt, let me begin with you. we will start with jeff sessions. he has now testified the invitation to testify before the senate intelligence committee. what specifically do you think he heard, matt, in fbi director comey's testimony that compelled him to step into it? >> i think there are two things. first of all, i think the reason he's going before the intel committee, it looks like he's trying to get out of public testimony. the problem that he has now is that jim comey moved the russia cloud that the president famously said was over his head, he moved it on to jeff sessions' head in two ways, one, there are now apparently reports of another meeting with ambassador kislyak and, two, there continue to be questions about what jeff sessions knew when he signed off on jim comey's firing. did he know that the president was concerned with jim comey's handling of the russian affair? we know he was aware of comey's concerns abo

miller may be. he seems to have been friends with britain —— with james kelly.ns about what he believed in place in which emitjames what he believed in place in which emit james comey said what he believed in place in which emitjames comey said dropping —— asking to drop investigations into michael flynn, the former security adviser. then there was that the battle about whether or not there we re battle about whether or not there were tapes of that conversation. trump hinted they were, yesterday we got the news that there are not. when it comes to the account of these conversations, president trump does not have the backing of a tape, james comey has those contemporaneous memos that he took after each visit. by throwing, perhaps, some shade and robert mueller, perhaps he's trying to say, look, hang on a second, robert mueller will take james comey‘s side on this only a few hours to go now before the first test match between the british and irish lions and new zealand in auckland. the bookies make the all blacks firm favourites for the game, but many analysts thi

matthew miller, thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> and don't miss megyn kelly's with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow evening during the premiere of her new show, "sunday night with megyn kelly" tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. >>> calls for the ouster of hbo's bill maher after he uses a racial slur on last night's episode of realtime. he made a joke in which he called himself the n word during an interview with republican senator ben sasse of nebraska. he quickly grew widespread condemnation for using the word. hbo issued the following statement. bill haher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless. we are removing his deeply offensive comment from any subsequent airings of the show. senator ben sasse added on twitter, the history of the n word is an attack on universal human dignity. it's therefore an attack on the american creed. don't use it. >>> while much of the attention in recent weeks has been on the russia investigation, lawmakers are facing a number of legislative questions as they return to capitol hill next week. que

miller and what is steve bannon's goal? decimate things. disrupt things and have a complete wipeout. and that's what he's heading toward. we will take a break and remind you nbc's megyn kellyill be sitting down later today for an exclusive interview with vladimir putin. it will air sunday evening during the premier of her show "sunday night with megyn kelly" at 7:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. up next, more on the president's decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. the president's first choice for labor secretary joins me next. will it really create more jobs by leaving? >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. niela brown has a tea business. local customers love her product but she wants to go national. she asked for "your business" make-over and now she's about to break through with the disruptive strategy and big time distribution. for more watch "your business" weekends at 7:30 on msnbc. >> brought to you by american express open. visit openforum.com for ideas to help you grow your business. american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how americ