and we see capitol hill correspondent, ryan nobles, and luke broadwater and reed galen, who has worked on a number of gop campaigns, including auto sports nature and george w. bush. -- ryan, i turn to you first. -- besides a pizza party and kevin mccarthy's office, what in the world is the latest? >> well we just talk to kevin mccarthy for quite a long time stephanie, he came out and briefed reporters about where his head is right, now where he thinks this race is headed, it seems quite cool and calm about the state of play, he believes there is no one else who has more votes for speaker than him, at least in the republican conference, and that ultimately, cooler heads are gonna prevail among this faction of conservative republicans, who don't believe that he's the best choice. he said they're still negotiating and trying to come up with the path forward. one thing that i thought was interesting about the conversation tonight, was that he seemed to offer some kind of an off ramp for this faction of never kevin's, as they've been dubbed. this group of republicans who said they will neve

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luke broadwater, i start with you.nk ties these two stories that we're living through this week together. the events of january 6th, efforts to unearth them and uncover them, the complete obstruction and smearing, frankly of the committee members and the committee's product. and now those members including many who voted -- all of them, i guess kevin mccarthy is no different than scott perry in that regard, mangling the house's effort to exist this week. there is no house of representatives. there are no members of congress today. they're all members-elect. >> right, yeah. and there's a lot of overlap between that hard right wing of the republican party that led as donald trump's top lieutenants to overturn the 2020 election. i'm not just talking about, you know, all the people that voted to overturn the election, because that's a majority of house republicans, but really the hard-right group, who really planned with donald trump and plotted with donald trump for how they could bring people to washington, how they coul

much yamiche alcindor, luke broadwater, thank you so much for joining. when we come, back the chaos in brazil, and it's eerie echoes of january six. and how shocking some key players in trump world are deeply entangled in the story. and later, our friends jason, johnson, read gayle and are here on what we should expect after a big concession from kevin mccarthy. what we might be headed for, what kind of showdowns we can face, some that could actually tank our economy. the 11th hour, just getting underway on an important monday night. onda night. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! i can't. ah, my toes! turns out, it is hard walking a mile in someone else's shoes. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. i gotta go, ah. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage, go with the general. my as

with, that let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel tonight -- luke broadwater is here, ze-winning congressional reporter from the new york times. and tara palmeri, senior political correspondent for pop news and frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence. luke, you were talking to lawmakers all day long on the hill. i can tell you, wall street is officially freaking out about the debt ceiling. how about actual lawmakers that can impact it? >> i think wall street should be freaking out. kevin mccarthy is in a situation where the hard right of his party has, in the words of matt gaetz, a straitjacket around him. -- tremendous pressure to not raise the debt ceiling, to not give into any raising of the debt ceiling without insisting upon these cuts that everyone is talking about. that seems to be a complete nonstarter for the white house. and what we were getting now it's a season of political posturing on the hill, whether we are they are trying to set up sort of scenarios to make it look like it might be the democrats fault if the u.s. defaults

tonight, michael mentally, and we see news white house correspondent he's in town with joe biden luke broadwater of pulitzer prize-winning congressional reporter for the new york times, barbara mcquade. a veteran federal prosecutor, a former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, barb, let's start with the stormy daniels potential hush money payments, why now, this whole thing started seven years, ago what's taken so long? >> yeah, you know it's difficult to know what might of resuscitated this case, because so much of a grand jury investigation is done behind closed doors, it seems to me unlikely simply that alvin bragg has changed his mind, it has to be the case, i think, that he's found additional evidence to prove the case. it seems in light of the number of times and michael cohen says he has met with prosecutors, that he is a key witness in this case, as the likely always has been, but if i were prosecuting this case i would want other evidence to corroborate his testimony, because of his own conviction, and concerns about potential bias that a jury might worry about, who -- s

okay, luke broadwater and lisa rubin, thank you both. that was a great conversation. also new today for all of, you reaction just a short time ago to house republicans first act as congressional leaders launching a flurry of investigations into the biden administration on everything from what gop numbers called weaponization of government agencies like the department of justice, to the treatment of january six capitol riot defendants. one congresswoman told me, it goes against republicans own campaign promises. >> they were running about the border, running about crime, they were worried about inflation, and yet this first week, they showcase none of those issues. and so they are not serious. we are going to be investigating the investigators trying to learn what is going on investigations investigations that may even include some of my colleagues. some on the committee. this is a very dangerous blurring of the responsibilities. >> well the new warning to congress from treasury secretary janet yellen, that the u.s. will hit its debt limit in just five days on thursday

he recently sat down with luke broadwater of the new york times to discuss his new book. so i had to get on a call with the pentagon and plea repeatedly for the support of the national guard, only to find on being asked if people are. people have to realize that when the police department runs out of resources and were overwhelmed when we down 911, who do we call? we call the department of defense. we call the national guard. there are backstop in getting help. so i put out that call only to find out there was delay after delay after lane. what i hadn't realized is just two days earlier, the secretary of defense had put out this memo restricting the resources that my men and women so greatly needed on january, january six for an attack that i now believe they knew was coming because they had talked about it. they had talked about it in meetings that were so concerned, their talk about locking down the city. yet he goes and puts these restrictions on the resources i needed. never tells anybody. never tells the very people that are going to call 911. so at 234, i'm pleading

against domestic terrorism and to settle political scores on behalf of donald trump. >> when luke broadwaterrotection. to luke's point, to mary's comments, where does this -- what is the natural extension of this? what do you expect them to ask for and where will lines be drawn by doj? >> great question. so to add to what mary and pete have been saying which is about the sort of immediate national security concern, i have a concern related to law enforcement and how subpoenas can be used to undermine ongoing investigations related to january 6th and up to and including the former president. and just to be clear the house has an interest not just in doing this to undermine an investigation to the former president, but as you pointed out also to protect many of the members who have -- who may be complicit and have their own legal jeopardy, and what they can do there is not -- it's not just a question of subpoenaing jack smith and the attorney general because that's where you will see a sort of battle royale. that is where doj will draw a line. they're not going to talk about ongoing investigat

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let's dig into it further with luke broadwater. luke, good morning to you.irst off, look, voting for speaker was supposed to be the easiest part. clearly that was not the case as we saw that chaotic last few days. so when the house convenes tomorrow, they have to pass this rules package to be able to start official business, right? how do you think that is going to play out? >> right. so these rules were negotiating through very hard fought session all last week. the hardliners got a lot of what they wanted. we do know there are some moderates now expression concerns about the rules package, and some have already said they're going vote no. so we could see another fight on the floor monday night about this rules package. you know, some republicans have said if last week was any indication, i think it's fair to express a little skepticism about that, there's likely to be a lot of infighting, a lot of chaos within this republican caucus. >> what do you make of that spin from representative tim burgett of tennessee who said this is the way democracy is supposed

. >> reporter luke broadwater an msnbc contributor -- co-hosts the hashtag sisters in law and -- politics. luke, talk us through us. what do we know about this latest surge, what was found, and where? >> we know this latest batch of documents were found at president biden's wilmington home. it was a search that lasted pretty much all day. the fbi, -- there are there to later night. i think almost 11 pm at night, they were there. they said they searched the entire house and recovered a handful more documents, some of which were classified. i think that's a lot of the concern a hearing today on the television shows him from the feedback from members of congress there, that there were additional classified documents. as you noted, this was a -- no one needed to have surprise. more ancients into -- all arranged and done voluntarily. so, yes we're seeing more documents come out, now it multiple locations, and of course it is concerning, because this is classified material. but it does seem like at least for now, the white house is trying to be as cooperative as possible with the justice depart

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luke broadwater is here, he is a congressional reporter for the new york times and it's probably just as tired or more so than that congresswoman here. we also have former democratic congresswoman, donna edwards, she is msnbc political analyst and former congressman joel walls. he is a former republican or joe walsh, are you still calling a republican? let's discuss, also a former presidential candidate. i will start with you congressman waltz, first of all are you still a republican? and then secondly, i want to know what they debacle of the last couple of days told you about you know these new house dynamics and how speaker mccarthy will handle his slim majority? >> hey simone, it's okay to be with you. i will quibble with one thing that you said in your open. you talked about the extremists and the republican caucus. here is the, deal the republican caucus is extremists. it is not some extremist weighing, it is not these 20. it is not boebert and gates. this is a mega caucus and let's not forget the simone. we talk about the election deniers that so many of these 20 were election d

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our friend luke broadwater is back. also joining us, claire mccaskill and charlie sykes is here, he and claire are msnbc contributors. luke, your colleagues have an extraordinary body of reporting, and i know it is never this easy on the reporting side, but it looks like, as a reader, every rock you turn over has some more lies underneath. take us through what we've learned since we were last all together last week. >> right, my colleagues, nick, grace and michael have done a tremendous job with this story. and really, as you dig deeper into george santos' biography and his public statements, it's becoming increasingly hard to find something he said that was true. almost everything he has said is easily disproved. i mean, the stuff he just brought up about being this all-star volleyball player at a college he didn't even go to, to be this wiz kid at goldman sachs is just lie after lie, compounded upon more lies. and it's -- you know, he's using different names at different points in time. he's -- i think he changed his n