i don't know andrew weissmann and mary mccord. >> so.his, you know, former president because, you know, well, he was criming at the time and got caught. talk us through this, this ability to get the names of the fbi agents and what what that looks like. how much how much can these agents who were involved in january 6th kind of count on this 48 hour window that they've got? and what and what what can they do? where can they go? what can they expect from this? i mean, the fact that they're even exposed right now, to me is just so galling for all you law and order republicans out there who back the blue. okay. >> so. >> you know, there is a court order now, right, about not disclosing these names. and that was pursuant to an agreement between the department of justice and the plaintiffs in this case, the group of fbi agents and the fbi agents association. but it is now in the hands of the department of justice. and if i were them, i would be worried about leaks of that list, because we've seen already in these first three weeks various thi

, the judge asked where he worked and mccord said c.i.a. and the judge said speak up so we can hear you and c.i.a. and i was sitting in the front row and i think i blurted out, holy shit. [laughter] mark: carl? carl: i was in the newsroom that morning. i was the chief virginia reporter for the paper and i was doing a profile of someone running for governor and i saw this commotion at the city desk and i went up to find out what it was and was told there had been a break-in at democratic national headquarters and i thought to myself well, that's a hell of a lot better story than this thing i'm doing on the lieutenant governor of virginia. that can wait and i said to the city editor, i'm going to make a few calls and just around that time, woodward had phoned in the names of the burglars and i got the names and i'm began a series of -- and i was kind of known for being able to work phones pretty well and i got the names of the burglars, most of whom lived in miami and i started calling their wives down in therefor and piggens famish in englis

make every day a. >> winning day. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew wiseman and mary mccord break doesn't necessarily want. >> to be. >> questioned on. >> any of its policy. >> maine justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc daily newsletter. get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc. com. >> i told you this was going to be a packed show tonight. all right, i'll see you again on monday and all next week at 9 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. in the meantime, you can find me on blue sky at msnbc.com. if you're on blue sky, i love to hear from you there. you can, you know, do the social media communication thing in a way that i will see you and you can let me know about things, and i will let you know about things. it's fun. it's convivial, i recommend it. now it's time for the last word with ali velshi. good evening. ali. >> it is convivial. remember when fridays used to be like that? the last day of the week kind of took it easy. crazy stuff didn't happen on on friday nights. no mor

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each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration. doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of. >> its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> okay, the president is calling himself a king, firing generals and powering unelected oligarchs and trying to silence the free press. and no, i'm not actually talking about vladimir putin. the good news is the american people are starting to push back. loudly against wannabe dictator donald trump. former national security adviser susan rice is going to join me for an exclusive interview to talk about all of it. but there was chaos across washington this weekend, as elon musk told every federal employee to justify their jobs in an email. or resign. former labor secretary robert reich joins us to talk about this brazen effort to intimidate and threaten the entire federal government. and later, i'll ask former manhattan district attorney cy vance about the ongoing saga surrounding new york city ma

he has no problem with the news conference after the 2 ment, president mccord and want that it's not a quick piece deal that's needed. one point, what the last thing, what, let's try to get something 1st, which is, which can be assessed, checked and verified. and let's be sure that we build sufficient guarantees of the sheltering. and this is where we are ready to be engaged. donald trump said he'd have a piece deal for ukraine before he even returned to the oval office. that hasn't happened, but people are talking about and then to the fighting because of him. something that hasn't happened in almost 3 years. there are differences between ukraine and russia, obviously, between the europeans and the u. s. and between the ukrainians and the us. but that's when negotiations are for island, for sure. i'll just either of the white types washington's move them they use towards russia under donald trump have been plays our ship, the united nations on monday, on this, that on the bus 3 of the sauce of rushes, invasion of ukraine, the united states, very, to the long side most go no once but

he has no problem with didn't use conference after the 2 minutes president mccord and want that it's not a quick piece deal that's needed on the point where the last thing was. let's try to get something 1st, which is which can be assessed, checked and verified. and let's be sure that we build sufficient guarantees of sheltering, and this is where we are ready to be on gauge. donald trump said he'd have a peace deal for ukraine before he even returned to the oval office. that hasn't happened, but people are talking about and then to the fighting because of him. something that hasn't happened in almost 3 years. there are differences between you create and russia, obviously, between the europeans and the u. s. and between the ukrainians and the us. but that's what negotiations are for island, fisher. i'll just either at the white house washington's friendly, it moves towards restaurants. donald trump website, out to the united nations. on monday, on the 3rd, on the 1st through the started the bushes invasion of ukraine nodded. states bye to the long side most could not once but twice.

he gave the keynote address at a symposium hosted by georgetown university law center and the mccord school of public policy. this is just over a half hour. >> senator whitehouse, welcome. i've just been giving your introduction about your background. >> good. >> including all that you've done for global institutions. also your background a state attorney general as we look for checks and balances now. in terms of the lately a legal and constitutional actions that we've been seeing. thank you for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> well, first. thank you. thank you to georgetown's school of public policy and law for inviting me here. it's a privilege. i'm sorry that i'm up in rhode island and not in washington. a lot of people's bad luck was my good luck. the last flight home was delayed for three hours. i could wait to vote against vote and make the last plane out of national airport. the backdrop to my work is my belief that the united states is engaged in a clash of civilizations. the famous sam huntington phrase. i would say that the boundaries are the boundary between rule o

didn't use confidence after the 2 ment. president mccord want that it's not a quick piece deal that's needed wrong point. what the last thing was, let's try to get something 1st, which is which can be assessed, checked and verified. and let's be sure that we build sufficient guarantees them to sheltering. and this is where we are ready to be engaged. donald trump said he'd have a piece deal for ukraine before he even returned to the oval office. that hasn't happened, but people are talking about a name to the fighting because of him. something that hasn't happened in almost 3 years. there are differences between ukraine and russia, obviously, between the europeans and the u. s. and between the ukrainians and the us. but that's when negotiations are for island fisher. i'll just either at the white house the saw the difference in strategies between the new us administration and fits your pin allies was evident at the united nations of the general assembly america under russia 30th against a resolution demanding the immediate withdrawal of russian troops from the crane then at the securi

he has no problem with the news conference after the 2 ment, president mccord and want that it's not a quick piece deal that's needed. one point, what the last thing, what, let's try to get something 1st, which is, which can be assessed, checked and verified. and let's be sure that we build sufficient guarantees them to sheltering. and this is where we are ready to be engaged. donald trump said he'd have a piece deal for ukraine before he even returned to the oval office. that hasn't happened, but people are talking about a name to the fighting because of him. something that hasn't happened in almost 3 years. there are differences between ukraine and russia, obviously, between the europeans and the us, and between the ukrainians and the us. but that's when negotiations are for island fisher. i'll just either at the white house, china has rejected a proposal by donald trump for washington, beijing on moscow to have their defense spending, saying it's budget is entirely necessary. the russian president vladimir fruits and however, thinks it's a good idea. let me just do it. so we could

which is happening later today in paris, which has been called for by the french president in manuel mccord here in brussels . the a trump invoice for your claim and trust that gets kellogg is at the ne, to headquarters meeting with senior nature officials. and it was expected also to have some discussion with senior you officials, hey, in brussels for different reasons. first of all, the europe is having questions and they would like to hear from the america as possible. they say that there's absolutely no way for the new created without ukraine being involved. ready and without us, the europeans being involved in the security architecture, which is going to be put into place. number 2, when it comes to deploying troops on the ground in ukraine. the ticket of the seas by a line to ensure that the seas by a horse they would like to get some collaborative from the americas about what happens if the russians decide to open fire and violate the terms of the agreement. will the americans be willing to come to the protection of the your, be in a peacekeeping forces or troops what we're not going

one thing that they're clearly pointing out is they want to focus on the even mccord's. now remember, during donald trump's 1st term, he normalized israel normalize relations with some error countries. specifically, they said they want to see that concludes saudi arabia pointed out that his 1st call as president was to, mohammed's installed on the study crowd prints. so again, lots to get you on the agenda. they were also asked, is it true? is it an actual policy that the us wants to see? the palestinians moved to jordan and egypt and they said yes, this steve would cost the president on the way to the region was in gaza. do they believe that if the 3 to 5 year rebuilding timeframe is not often stuck? what happened? said it'll take 10 to 15 years now. they're trying to frame this not as an is really goal to get rid of the palestinians. but as a humanitarian concern, saying that it's a dental is in sight, and it's just not humane to make palestinians lived there while they were built. all right, thanks so much patsy. call. hi, let's take this now to it, off of himself and

didn't use confidence after the 2 ment. president mccord want that it's not a quick piece deal that's needed wrong point. what the last thing was, let's try to get something 1st, which is, which can be assessed, checked and verified. and let's be sure that we build sufficient guarantees of the sheltering. and this is where we are ready to be engaged. donald trump said he'd have a piece deal for ukraine before he even returned to the oval office. that hasn't happened, but people are talking about and then to the fighting because of him. something that hasn't happened in almost 3 years. there are differences between ukraine and russia, obviously, between the europeans and the u. s. and between the ukrainians and the us. but that's what negotiations are for island, for sure. i'll just see it at the white house. well, benjamin friedman is a policy director of defense priorities. he says the us as being realistic about ukraine's chances of winning the war and joining nato. and so i think saying alignment with rushes based eyeball like, i mean the trumpet ministration clearly is going a dif

we'll reach out and i'll just say we're gonna go to honey mccord who's in guys are sitting for us. this is an emotional day, of course, so many families were united that still never the less so much hardship and you guys have right now. what's the feeling and the strip today? the well an overwhelming sense of relief that $33333.00, palestinian detain, get knob and dtn it from evacuation centers across public facilities are from their own residential homes. rounded up, beating physically tortured by the very military. nobody ever thought you would actually see the lights of the date until today. the success of the release of cops is the opportunity to reduce the palestinians to be released and give back to their families every one of their families. here, every single member of their family members was waiting, anxious to me for the past period of time. there was no news about these palestinian detained den get that. and the jenny from the gaza strip. nobody knew about them. many of the family believe that they were killed or gotten missing. this is part of the 4th disappearance, bu

understand it, but but we all have to do the best we can to fight against it. >> mark elias and mary mccordman jim clyburn will be here. he'll join the conversation in progress about the point that was just made, what democrats can do at this precarious moment for american democracy and what their republican counterparts are unwilling or afraid to do. also ahead, much more on elon musk accelerating his assault on the federal government, ratcheting up what's been called a state capture, musk's ultimate goals, and the pushback from those who are trying to stop him later in the hour deadline. white house continues after a quick break. continues after a quick break. don't go (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. want to get the most out of one sheet? grab bounty. (♪♪) bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps w

each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments insidertment of justice. >> the administration. >> doesn't necessarily. >> want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> welcome back to politics nation. just hours ago, president trump used his stage time at cpac conference to tout his success of his the success of his mass deportation plan. but while his base revels in the cruelty of this migrant purge, we learned yesterday that the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement was removed as trump and his border czar, tom homan, have been fuming over deportation numbers that haven't kept pace with the administration's promises. as we near the end of black history month, tonight's politics nation civil rights summit tackles the input and the impact of trump's mass deportation. the face of which so far has been overwhelmingly black and brown. joining me now is a key tomatoes president of national immigration law center. and nana jomphe executive director of black alliance for just

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments insidedministration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> we're going to start with breaking. news on capitol. >> hill. >> mounting questions over the future of tiktok in the us. >> reporting from philadelphia. >> el paso. >> and. >> the palisades, virginia. >> the palisades, virginia. >> from msnbc keith morrison (voiceover): sisters tiffany and tammy read, transfixed, the contents of an envelope prepared by their mother for them and clearly marked "baby pictures." but that is not what was in the envelope. instead, they found notes written by ken, apparently an assignment for an anger management class. it was actually a journal about all the different ways that he had abused her. keith morrison (voiceover): "i have spit at shirlene. i have yelled at shirlene. i have pushed shirlene." there it was, in his own hand-- evidence she left for you to find. yes. keith morris

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have taken up the mantle, like public citizen litigation team, like democracy forward, like mary mccord's group. >> go ahead. >> you take 90 days to build a habit. okay. and we and america has about 90 days. this these people in that building in the capitol have about 90 days to assert their authority as a co-equal branch of government, or i don't really know if they're going to be able to get it back. >> i think that calls for a countdown clock in the corner of the screen, so we know which day we are on. eugene daniels tiktok always thank you for being with us next. democratic state attorneys general are fighting the trump agenda, and they're starting to notch up victories. connecticut attorney general william tong joins us in just a moment. you are watching the moment. you are watching the weekend on msnbc. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... —yeah? —yes! ...this yea

each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments insidestice. >> the administration. doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of. >> its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> okay, the president is calling himself a king, firing generals and powering unelected oligarchs and trying to silence the free press. and

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments insideinistration's department. >> of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> go beyond. >> the headlines with the msnbc app. read, listen and watch live breaking news and. analysis anytime, anywhere. >> go beyond. >> the what? to understand the why. download the msnbc app now. >> as donald trump essentially abuses the powers of the executive branch and republican majorities in congress main, complacent and silent. honestly, more and more officials are looking to the courts to keep the president in check, especially in colorado. the state's attorney general has been involved in about nine lawsuits against the administration in just less than a month. these range from issues like gender affirming care to doj's access to payment systems, to medical research and more. so joining us now is colorado's attorney general, phil weiser. thank you, general weiser, for being with us today. >> good

veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc daily newsletter. get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.com. >> for those of you keeping. track at. >> home. >> donald trump's administration. >> now has more than. >> 70 lawsuits against. >> it right now, challenging the. >> president's controversial actions with. >> executive orders. >> he's faced notable setbacks. just yesterday, the supreme. >> court prevented. >> trump from firing. >> the head of a watchdog agency. also yesterday, a judge blocked the. >> administration from banning. >> d-i grants, and an appeals court this week rejected. >> trump's emergency. >> bid to curtail birthright citizenship, which, as you know, is in the constitution. joining us. >> now, georgetown. >> university constitutional law professor. >> miche

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside department of justice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> we're going to start with. >> breaking news on capitol hill. >> mounting questions over the future of tiktok in the us. >> reporting from. >> philadelphia to el paso. >> in the palisades, virginia. >> in the palisades, virginia. >> from msnbc world [sirens] as law enforcement hunted the shooter, a police officer raced federal judge esther salas to the er. her husband and son were fighting for their lives. daniel, her only child, had been shot in the chest. what do you learn when you get to the hospital? you know, i knew it was bad because i kept asking, how's my son? how's my son? somebody tell me something, and nobody was saying anything. and the doctors came in and then broke the news to me that he didn't make it. and i remember just screaming, screaming and shaking one poor doctor. i felt so bad. andrea canning (voiceover)

. >> lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration'sustice. >> the administration doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. msnbc presents a new podcast hosted by jen psaki. each week, she talks to some of the biggest names in democratic politics, with the biggest ideas for how democrats can win again. the blueprint with jen psaki. listen now. >> 33 past the hour this morning, pope francis remains in critical condition, battling double pneumonia and kidney issues. he's been in the hospital for ten days now, with a vatican source saying he's in good spirits today after a peaceful night. nbc's anne thompson is at the vatican. and what are we learning about the pope this afternoon now? >> well, jose. >> the good news. >> is that that mild. >> kidney failure. >> that he experienced. >> over the weekend. the vatican says that is. >> under control. >> he is. >> still dealing with that double pneumonia. and that, of course, is exacerbated by the fact that he has chronic. l

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments insidebe questioned. >> on. >> any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> what we do is try to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington that day. >> a programing note before we go, be sure to watch. velshi this weekend at 10 a.m. eastern here on msnbc, i'll be joined by a young woman who's become a very special friend of our show. i first met nastia in 2022, in warsaw, poland. at the time, she was a 15 year old ukrainian refugee fleeing the russian invasion. her father, an army chaplain, was on the front lines of the war in donetsk, displaced from her home, separated from her father just a teenager. nastia decided to do volunteer work in warsaw, helping the more newly arrived refugees. it kept her busy and positive, but she really missed her father. >> thank you for coming here. >> thank you. thank you. >> for. >> talking to us and to. and we will. >> pray for your father. and i'm. >> sure he's going. >> to be fine. >> thank you for supporting us.

. >> each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissman and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside administration's department of justice. >> the administration. >> doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> welcome back. >> the >>> welcome back. the panel is here. jonathan martin, politics bureau chief and senior political columnist at politico. nbc news capitol hill correspondent melanie zanona. former secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson and lahnee chen a fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university. thank you all of you for being here. jonathan, we are one month in to the trump presidency, we have the pushback seeing at these town halls across the country. what do you make of this first month? >> if the president had taken his mandate as cracking down on the border and trying to reduce the cost of goods, i think he'd be in a lot better shape right now, but like a lot of presidents who misread the results of the polls and their election, he's overreaching and doing so in ways that are inv

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each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments insideistration's department of justice. >> the administration. >> doesn't necessarily. >> want. >> to be questioned. >> on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> with the single social media post. elon musk has sparked a civil war over his threats to the fbi. yesterday, the unelected billionaire took to x, writing consistent with president trump's instructions, all federal employees will shortly receive an email requesting to understand what they got done last week. failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. nbc news confirms federal workers did receive an email last night requesting summaries of their work, with a deadline set for tomorrow. in just a few hours ago, the defense department put out a statement on x telling pentagon staffers to disregard musk's demands. and tulsi gabbard, the director of the office of national intelligence, and a message to intel officials saying they should not respond. all of this according to nbc news. all of this co

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lastly, i would like to express my gratitude to the leland merchants circle especially ken and kelly mccord of mission blue. wilbur moye with the greenway as well as creative ideas, good chocolate and so many of our lilley merchants for their leadership in this process. i also want to thank the office of small business executive director katie tang and her staff member carrie bernbach, deputy city attorney heather goodman and of course my chief of staff natalie g for their work together on this legislation. and so thank you so much chair miller and i would love for this to be sent to the full board of supervisors with the recommendation as a committee report. thank you very much. supervisor walton. again, we have veronica flores thank you chair malkia. >> just to reiterate the planning commission heard this item on february 6th. just a few weeks ago and during that time they adopted a recommendation for approval. >> and that concludes the commission report. thank you. okay. >> nathan sweet. thank you. mr. carroll let's go to public comment on this item. >> i don't see any comments or questi

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gratitude on behalf of supervisor walton to the leland merchants circle especially ken and kelly mccordission blue as well as creative ideas good chocolate and so many of our leading merchants for their leadership in this process. i also want to thank the office of small business executive director katie tang and her staff member carrie bring about and our deputy city attorney heather goodman for their support in drafting this legislation. thank you. >> and at this time i'll just go over what the proposed ordinance does and outline some more of the specific changes. >> so the proposed ordinance would rezone the area described again, it's a long leland avenue between bayshore boulevard and core street. this is currently zoned and c-2 and the proposal is to rezone this into the new leland avenue and the controls will remain primarily the same as the two controls from today. but as mr. lee mentioned, the ordinance proposes a few changes to better reflect the community's needs so the controls that would differ from today's and c2 controls include conditionally permitting liquor stores and s