apple computer officially unveiled its new mcintosh. >> i'll let my mcintosh speak for itself. >> hellotroduction to mac was an event. steve jobs really did think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is betting $100 million and admittedly, its future to make inroads against ibm. >> apple felt like a rock band. they had the same kind of spirit. they seemed to be going up against the man in ibm. >> it is aimed at a largely untapped market of managers, professionals and students. less than 5% now use computers, mostly because of their complexity. mcintosh is designed for simplicity. using a palm-sized unit called a mouse. >> it was the first time that a machine was versatile. it was simple. it was friendly. >> it took the computer out of the exclusive domain of geeks and nerds and people who had memorized the commands and put it on the desk of everything. untrained, non-technical people. >> stores around the country put them on sale today, and analyst say it's a good bet that mcintosh could soon be the biggest apple of the industry's eye. >> it's got its form, eventu

. ♪ >> tom: coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" ," meghan mccain, nathan mcintosh mcintosh, -- ♪ce old lady is angering people on the internet. this week, a journalist shared this screen grab of an article about over 55 downsizing in the u.k. he tweeted -- others agreed, some people in their 50s even started posting photos of how they look. this is me at 551 woman exclaimed. a man who is totally not insecure about ages posted totally agree, this is 53-year-old me with 55-year-old frank r gardiner. another 50 something who definitely -- this is me, 58 in june. this 50-year-old wanted proof to everyone on twitter that he can still handle black diamonds. and then he died. are these people to sensitive? >> i think that should be the stock photo for any woman above the age of 25. 55 is being too generous. >> tom: they're talking about retirees. i don't know what, i think that is 50 the new, what's the after -- >> a long way away i hope? >> tom: they're not old, though. people in their 50s. >> i feel bad for the woman in this photo. >> she's 80, it's fine. >> she's over 55, technically

and david mcintosh. what a fascinating view we saw, henry. this time especially so, his ability to alternately bully, charm, cajole, shame these companies into doing jobs here in this country. >> this is trump at his best. during the campaign he was more authoritative on the economy and jobs, obviously incredibly comfortable in the presence of these folks, works in the great story of himself hitting a hole in one with jeff immelt, and clearly everybody is we're trying to build jobs back with you. >> careerly he wants to be a cheerleader, but what's interesting is the ceos don't go into work of day saying how can i employ more people. he wants them to ask that question. there's a bit of tension as being the globalists productivi productivity-driving leaders and what he would like to see. so you can't think that's the interesting part that will come in. >> if you're around investor you don't necessarily want the ceo of the company thinking how do i employ more people in the u.s.? you would like them to figure out a convergence of ways to increa

jess mcintosh, charlie pierce. that's "all in" for this evening.l maddow show starts right now. >> good evening chris, have a great week end. >> you, too. >>> thanks for joining us this hour. happy friday. you know how news keeps happening on fridays in recent weeks? we're having another one of those. two big stories have landed late in the day today and into tonight that are kind of a one-two punch for this white house and its ongoing scandal and mishandling of national security issues. one of these stories is reay brand new. i think at least it will be brand new to you tonight when i tell you about it. the other one is a rather devastating follow-up to something

>> a yuppy is a person who owns a mcintosh and drinks white wine and that's me. >> a 29-year-old is makinglion dollars a year, expecting to make $1.5 million next year and $2 million the year after that. >> for this generation, capitalism is no sin, it's in. is money the number one goal? >> yes. ♪ ♪ all of the fun is waiting for you at castle ♪ ♪ trump's castle >> in a world where millionaires are a dime a dozen, there's a new billionaire in town. he's made his money mainly from manhattan real estate. >> he puts his name on almost everything he builds. he says it's a symbol of quality. >> donald trump is the brand, and he is the symbol of a new squash buckling approach to commerce and conspicuous consumption. >> we definitely do have become celebrities just from being rich. i'll take the trumps as an example. their celebrity is generally that they are rich. >> donald trump has ventured into gambling and professional football and says he could negotiate a nuclear disarmament treaty with the soviet union. >> they say he's land hungry, money hungry, power hungry. >> the power is nonsense. i l

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jess mcintosh, charlie pierce. that's "all in" for this evening. rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us this hour. happy friday. you know how news keeps happening on fridays in recent weeks? we're having another one of those. two big stories have landed late in the day today and into tonight that are kind of a one-two punch for this white house and its ongoing scandal and mishandling of national security issues. one of these stories is really brand new. i think at least it will be brand new to you tonight when i tell you about it. the other one is a rather devastating follow-up to something that broke last night that we covered quite a bit on last night's show. we've got one of the top democrats from the intelligence committee here to talk with us about both of these things, but they are both developing and/or breaking tonight. let's just get right to it. >>> first one. less than a week and a half after the election, the white house announced that retired general michael flynn would be named national security advisor to the

bring in jess mcintosh, strategist and former campaign adviser to hillary clinton and robert train ummbc analyst. robert, the president has been in office for only about a month. why is he still out there campaigning or already campaigning we should ask? >> well, good morning, jacob. i think the reason why is because this is what the president knows. i think this is what's been successful for him over 18 months. this is his comfort zone. he loves getting the energy from the audience. it's very clear. he speaks very succinctly and animated. he feeds off the crowd, in other words. in the oval office or roosevelt room or east room with a press conference, somber, subdued. in the really grasping the policy details there. the point simply is i think he enjoys running for office but being in office is a different story. >> jess, president trump seems to have what some are calling a nixsonian list and how do democrats and should democrats respond? >> i mean, it is really incredibly frightening. the president likes to campaign because he doesn't know what he's doing and has no interest of lear

joining me is jess mcintosh former adviser from the hillary clinton campaign a. joining us on another day we have plenty to discuss. let's start with what went down on the hill. chip, you saw senator udall, senator brown, senator sanders all reading this letter. did mitch mcconnell make a mistake by silencing elizabeth warren? >> it's going to shock some people that i work for senator frist when he was majority leader. the senate has rules. last night she broke those rules. senator mcconnell called out senate rule 19 which was about conduct unbecoming a senator. she was warned. >> kind of an arcane rule, isn't it? >> she did break the rules of the senate. senator mcconnell said we're going to censor you. are they going to read the letter all day long? yes. are they seeing lots of fund-raising e-mails? yes. this will be a pattern we'll see for months, if not years. >> almost this intractable fight between republicans and democrats. i asked one of the senators earlier, is this going to be what's happening for the next four years. you heard senator dick durn say, he

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he joins us live today with alex mcintosh as the band wraps things up over there tell us about alex andly and said i want to use scott's legacy to help the families of fallen and disabled. ainsley: alex, tell us about your son and what happened. >> well, my son was -- he enlist dollars iheenlisted in t. he was 20 years old when he enlisted. he was on his second deployment to iraq. and on march 10th, 2008, his platoon was on a combat patrol on the outskirts of baghdad when they were attacked by a suicide bomber. and my son and four other outstanding young men lost their lives in that incident. steve: and that was in 2008? >> 2008. steve: i know it is particularly hard for you to talk about him today because today is his birthday. >> that's correct. he would have been 35 years old today. and so scott, happy birthday. and you are still making a difference, son. steve: indeed. i understanding a friend of yours -- you are a golfer -- >> yes. >> a friend of yours telling you about dan rooney and folds of honor. >> that's correct. when we were looking for a charity, the folds of honor was the