back with us tonight, mark mckinnon and one of the co-host of "the circus" on show time.welcome back, jeremy peters, he's been hard at work on his fourth coming book, "insurgency," how republicans got everything they wanted. fantastic title. congrats. when the time comes we'll have you back onto sell some books. mark, first off to you, you are at cpac though not against your will. if we are wrong, blink your eyes, we have a rapid intervention team that can come and get you. tell us what you expect to see. does this mean, the norm we are breaking here when ex-president used to disappear and be silent for six months to give the new president a chance for footing. is this the coronation of the former president? >> certainly is. as somebody, i was interested coming down hearing the ideas of what's the next chapter going to be post-donald trump. we know it is going to be with donald trump as the ring leader of the republican party, three quarters of people support a run for presidency in 2024. here is the interesting thing. i expect there is going to be debate of ideas and dis

james carville, mark mckinnon, two of our friends. much obliged. thank you both for joining us. >>> coming up, after 7 months and 300 million miles, a chunk of american ingenuity is tweeting from the surface of mars. so at least we can still do things like that. >>> there is a new and beautiful film compilation in 4k-hd, and it shows all the incredible pictures and vistas that the two previous rovers have recorded on the surface of mars. the red planet in all its stark and remarkable beauty, a six-month voyage to get there, so far away from earth that radio communications take 11 minutes just to travel through space back to earth. and, yes, you'd be forgiven. looking at these pictures, for thinking, we can do this. we just can't keep the power on in texas. and that's true, because nasa works on a higher plane than the rest of us. they've gone and done it again. earlier today the just-landed new rover called perseverance, sent out a tweet as one does. it reads, i'm safe on mars. perseverance will get you anywhere. nbc news correspondent tom costello

time on you tube as mckinnon thanks so much for joining us saudi arabia has hit back at us claims that crown prince mohammed bin salmond likely approves the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden administration has released a report gathered by intelligence off to his killing in 2018 it was classified until now despite the findings washington has stopped short of imposing sanctions directly on the prince saudi government says it completely rejects the cia's findings. all report making new headlines it was originally suppressed by the trump administration but 3 years later its declassified its conclusion clear for the world to see u.s. intelligence says it's likely that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin some on order to capture or killing of the journalists jamal khashoggi but the pentagon is pulling no punches saudi arabia remains a strategic partner in the region. we have to be courageous enough. as friends to speak candidly and. and to make clear our concerns. about the rule of law and about civil and human rights even with friends and partners the report doesn't detai

you broke the world record how'd that happen with happening here is your break chilled mckinnon who was born male finished 1st in the race in los angeles this sunday becoming the 1st of a transgender woman to win gold in the competition. i'm wrong. champion in the master's track cycling sprint event as far as we know i'm the only trans woman world champion in olympic event. even though it's a masters event and on the beat of. that one podium photo is what everyone focuses on unfortunately people looked at me being bigger than the girls that i was racing and said oh well it must be unfair look how much bigger she is. people who i meet david they do not know one trans despite what people love to think online so people see a picture of me when i had much much shorter hair because i cut all my hair off the air and say oh well she obviously she's obviously trained she looks like a man. i've received hundreds of thousands of messages of this point mostly on twitter. just the other day. so i posted that picture on instagram with so when we were before we get on to get into the pedals and strap

back with us again tonight, mark mckinnon, former advicer to george w.howtime, and jeremy peters, working on "insurgency, how republicans lost their party and got everything they ever wanted". fantastic title. congrats. mark, first off to you, i understand you are already at cpac though not against your will. fp you are wrong, blunk your eyes in por and does this just mean -- forget for a moment the norm we're breaking here when and to give the new kpt a chance to get their footing. forget that for a minute. is this the coronation of the former president? >> it certainly is. and someone who walked the bridge to embrace the idea of compassion and conservative. i would really interested in coming down hear about the ideas for what is the next addition of the republican party? what is the next chapter going to be post trump? we know it's going to be with trump as the ring leader of the republican party. here is the interesting thing. i expected there was going to be debate about ideas and discussion on the agenda here. the idea we're going to come up with s

joinings now in a fox business exclusive, okta ceo and cofounder todd mckinnon.obably don't have one viewer who's watching right now who hasn't shopped online at least once in the last year. as we all blithely type in our credit card numbers, tell us what your survey asked and found about that. >> well, yeah, we have some exciting stuff to talk about. i think the survey was 15,000 office workers. we reached out to partner with u-gov to learn about what they've been doing in the pandemic and, more importantly i think, what their future plans are. we've all been doing online shopping for years, but respondents increased their online grocery shopping which hasn't been a category done as well as normal commerce. that number doubled. so people are shopping online for groceries. but i think the more interesting thing there is the permanence of these changes. so of the people that were surveyed, over half of them expect to continue that behavior going forward. so it's not just big changes that happened during the pandemic, but it's the permanence we see of those changes

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joined by mark mckinnon, former adviser to george w.ccain, now one of the cohosts of "the circus" on showtime, and michael steele, former governor of the great state of maryland, now the star. mark, i am a loyal "circus" viewer, hopefully in this atmosphere, freed of john heilemann you'll be free to let your flag fly. i'll start with this cuckoo axios article. along the way they mentioned what many people feared and suspected, that during this time trump had basically cast aside the business of being president, the business of our country, and indeed was obsessing over this and just this. george conway said tonight we are watching the moral collapse of the republican party. mark, do you concur with that? >> oh, i do, brian. i think the party's been clawing its way to the bottom for a while now completely dysfunction junction. if pitched "the circus" as fiction years ago would be thrown out. but i guarantee there have been ten pitches in the last 24 hours. but it's a stunning story. first what you said, president checked out completely,

the ceo todd mckinnon will be my guest. all those stories in a moment, but first, stocks had their biggest rally in about 10 weeks as several strategists said the recent explosion in speculative buying will not derail the bull market in equities. let's get the bloomberg's ed ludlow with the latest. lots of curiosity about how the markets would open today. walk us through the day. ed: a positive day. jp morgan leading those voices, saying they are not seeing any of the excessive leverage, excessive momentum that would give them cause for concern based on their models. the big story, u.s. equities rallying on monday, led by the tech. the s&p 500, up. you can see very easily the outperformance in technology stocks. the nasdaq 200 up. the philadelphia semiconductors index of about 4%, best day since november 5. part of the story here is the big cap tech stocks. the plus index, up 3%. of course, we are waiting on both amazon and alphabet, the google parent company, to report earnings on tuesday. as you have discussed, emily, goi

. >>> new at 6:00, actress kate mckinnon is dropping out of the series "the dropout." it is now searching for a new actress to play entrepreneur elizabeth holmes before summer production. it is based on the abc news podcast that has the same name. mckinnon was set to play holmes, the founder of the now defunct health company theranos. >> that's too bad. she was -- she would be so good. she's such a good choice. >> yeah. >> i did see -- i didn't see a reason why she dropped out, i did see she is going to still star as carole baskin in the joe exotic limited series. >> is this real? >> it is real. it is real. >> do people want it more? >> people want an interpretation of a reality series? >> okay. >> which i still haven't watched. i keep forgetting about that. let's look at what's going on in oakland. pretty wet there around the coliseum on 880. so far just .01 of an inch, but our lowest threshold of measurement just shows how slippery it can get. so today we got a wet morning, but a dry and cooler afternoon. tonight, we have a quick hit of showers from a faster moving c

and center nathan mckinnon blew it by. and the avalanche after a ten and a half hour day won it by a final of 3-2. and this young lady, naomi osako of jah man, the number one ranked women's player on the planet. won her second australiay open title. defending american brady, 6-4. 6-3. if you want to sound cool in the tennis world. 4 and 3. the 23-year-old is 4 and 0 in a career in grand slam finals, i'm going to have to ask liz cook about that. because she's by far the best tennis player in the billing. into equity brian used to teach tennis. >> is that right? >> right brian? do you still teach it? >> i didn't know liz was a tennis star. good for liz. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines...

the ice much better, ask nathan mckinnon end to end breaks the 1-1 tie.f the weather. so nice out there this morning. >> the winds are in the upper y we lk at live doppler 7. this is what we call the pacific northwest, bringing them more rain while the bay area stays dry. mount tam here looking clear, 48 oakland and san francisco. 38 in morgan hill with 42 in san jose and in the north bay, this is san rafael, where temperatures have been in the 40s, except for napa and santa rosa, live in livermore, still cold there with 40 and concord, the winds were over 50 miles per hour. down to 27 miles per hour. you can see mount st. helena, kind ofnk th lows forhat mixing. it's allowing for the north bay numbers to stay a little milder and that radiational cooling allowing all that to escape to space, so 30s in the livermore valley. there is san francisco clear and cool, warmer monday and tuesday. as we look at the month in general, remember 2020 was all dry for february. 11 days of rain, ten dry days, that adds up to about an inch and three-quarters of rain for sa

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. >> ron brownstein, and mark mckinnon join us. ron, biden telling allies that america is back, pushing ahead at fighting the coronavirus. and unveiling a sweeping immigration plan, a complete undoing of the former administration's approach. >> right. look, this is about as head-snapping a reversal of course as we've had for the country's direction over a single election. trump took the national agenda so far to the right on so many fronts, and now you have biden trying to reverse direction. and, you know, look, he's going to have, in some ways, the dog that isn't barking is the loudest sound in washington in some ways. i remember in 2009, the enormous gyrations that obama want to try to hold together democrats and a few republicans on his stimulus and recovery plan. but democrats are remarkably holding together on this $1.9 trillion plan even in the face of virtually united republican opposition. it's definitely a new day. not only in terms of the direction of the country, but in many ways of the willingness of the party to come t

cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein and mark mckinnon, the former adviser to george w.the executive producer of "the circus," that little show that runs on showtime about the craziness that goes on. hi, gentlemen. ron, biden telling our allies that america is pushing ahead on fighting the coronavirus, and he is unveiling a sweeping immigration plan. it is a complete undoing of the former administration's approach. >> yeah, right. i mean, look, this is about as head-snapping a reversal of course as we've had for the country's direction over a single election. i mean trump took the national agenda so far to the right on so many fronts, and now you have biden trying to reverse direction. and, you know, look, he's going to have -- in some ways the dog that isn't barking is kind of the loudest sondund wa. i remember in 2009, the enormous gyrations that obama went through trying to hold together democrats much less win over republicans on his stimulus recovery plan. democrats are remarkably holding together on this $1.9 trillion plan virtually in the face of united republican

joining me now, mark mckinnon, the former adviser to george w. bush and john mccain and the executive producer of the circus. and former obama senior adviser david axelrod. it's a pleasure to have both of you gentlemen. good evening. david first. david, this new reporting shows that trump knew his supporters were storming that capitol. he did nothing to stop them. isn't that alone a violation of his oath of office? >> yeah. look, there's plenty of evidence of him violating his oath of office. this is additional. it would be interesting to know exactly what the timing of that call was. one of the most interesting points of the day, it seems to me, don, was when senator cassidy from louisiana, a republican, asked if the president knew at the time that he tweeted that pence lacked courage whether he was under siege. and his lawyer said at no time did he know that. and he essentially was calling senator tuberville, who was on the phone with the president at that time and told him that they had just evacuated the vice president, and the president twee

jamison presented to my agent tonya mckinnon and occult budget books on chronicle work and tonya thought immediately of me with the color purple and she presented to me. it's like oh my gosh yeah of course. we could talk about what i do know but at the time i felt very confident that i could write about the color purple because it meant so much to me and a place where it turned to so many times in my life for the summer before my junior year in high school i read three works of art, three really important books and if there's anything you need to know about me it's these books together know not everything about me. alex haley's biography of mauka max and alice walker's the color purple in my senior year i read that in the summer in my senior year of high school in the fall was when anita hill testified before the senate for allegations of clarence thomas is sexual harassment in the spring in my senior year to l.a. rebellion and the response to the lapd officers being found not guilty for beating rodney king so i have these three book set me up in some way to have a political analysis as

. >> that's kate mckinnon as dr. fauci on a new episode of "saturday night live."cked up new hobbies during this long year at home. jim gaffigan has been suiting up for a winter activity he previously mocked in his standup act. with touring on hold, the 54-year-old father of five has taken up cross-country skiing as you are about to see. it is a new challenge for the indiana native who came up idolizing david letterman and then in 1999 got a life changing invitation to perform on dave's show. since then, his family-focused act made him one of the biggest draws in comedy with forbes ranking him the third highest ranking comedian. we got together outside of new york for a sunday sitdown and a lesson in cross-country skiing. i'm more of a downhill guy myself. you can see the appeal. >> right? it is still absurd. i was invited to go cross-country skiing. is fun illegal here? >> jim gaffigan has performed for audiences around the world. today, why are we doing this? >> one of the things we learned during the pandemic is you need excuses to get away from your family. tha

. >> i don't think there is anything kate mckinnon can't do. >> i was dogoing to say, she pls everybodyan, we appreciate you, thank you. >> thanks. >>> you can catch more of brian's reporting this morning at 11:00 a.m. this morning on cnn's "reliable sources" that president trump's legal troubles may just be beginning. still ahead from new york to georgia, a rundown of the ongoin ongoing criminal investigations into his actions. ? unlike ordinary memory supplements— neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups

, where there was a second crash and then it sounds like a pedestrian was hit at the off-ramp at mckinnong all the stories for the south bay. only 101 is slow. the rest of the bay shows a relatively smooth drive but the bay bridge toll plaza crash on the approach to the toll plaza getting out of lives. live look at the toll plaza the backup. earlier crash on the treasure aland approach did clear from the westbound deck. a little recovery. back to you. >>> tesla just announcing this morning it bought $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin in a file with the securities and exchange commission it said it bought bitcoin to maximize returns on cash. it will accept payments in bitcoin for products, that would be the first major automaker to do so. prices soaring bitcoin now is w $43,000. >>> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories we're following including all new overnight, cars on fire in a south bay neighborhood. up next, the damage that went beyond the carport. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference.

nathan mckinnon rips it past fleury. breaks the 1-1-1 that's sports. backo you.es. that dry air allowed temperatures to drop into the mid-30s. had a little wind, felt like it was in the low 30s in our's e oost bay valleys, clear sky right now and high pressure off the coast, but it is deflecting the storm track once again, well into the pacific northwest. they have an atmospheric river from seattle, of oregon picking up over three-quarters of an inch of rain over the week. from mt. tam, you can see a pretty view here, 50 downtown, 56 in oak, 55 in mountain view, 50 in san jose. 48, nice recovery, in morgan hill with 52 along the coast and sunny conditions here. our exploratorium camera, 45 in santa rosa. numbers in the mid-40s from livermore as well. 49 in concord. 56 out by vacaville with 5 in novato. looking at the golden gate bridge, the winds at the surface are light, but they have been nothing but that but very strong in the upper elevations. we have not felt that at the surface, but they remain breezy. that will allow for some of the warming as we look at t

jamison presented to my agent tonya mckinnon, a whole bunch of books of course, chronicle work, and tonya thought immediately of me with "the color purple." when she presented to me it was like yes, of course. i kind of know that book. we can talk about what i i dit know but at the time i felt very confident that i could write about "the color purple" because if it meant so much to me. i talk about in the book the summer before my senior year in high school i read three works of art, three really important books. if there's anything you need to know about me you can just put these three books together and you'll know anything. toni morrison -- alex avs autobiography of malcolm x, and alice walker's "the color purple." my senior year, , so read that n the summer and my senior year of high school in the fall is went anita hill testified before the senate, allegations of clarence thomas is sexual harassment and in the spring of my senior year, the l.a. rebellion in response to the lapd officers being found not guilty for beating rodney king. i had these three books 70 up to have a political

with everything i know, miss mckinnon was perfectly open about what she had done.ously, it can be the case that both are _ unsuitable. obviously, it can be the case that both are unsuitable - case that both are unsuitable because it is in the policy as far as current ministers, as i know you ended as an hr professional will know and recognise. it cannot have been known to be thought to be unsuitable because it is in the policy that it only applies to current ministers and not passed ministers. that was the point i was making. as far as arbitration is concerned, anybody else who was facing what i was facing would have taken their counsel and gone court and expose the scottish government much earlier. not go to court and was looking for another means of trying to settle the issue was because i was a former first minister and aware of how cataclysmic it would be for the current scottish government. thank ou. i current scottish government. thank you- i have — current scottish government. thank you. i have margaret _ current scottish government. thank you. i have margar

talking about come here, march on the capitol, and everyone that i know, including our friend, mark mckinnonn the ellipse, said at the end of that speech, it was 100% clear to everyone there that what the president wanted them to do, and they went and did it. >> and it will take years and years to understand exactly why, but i think what he asked them to do and that he went and did it is beyond dispute. i don't want to get, as i said before, donna, too far away from what happened in the building and how central that will be to the case. so let me play some more of democrats in recent days sharing their stories of january 6th. >> some are already demanding that we move on or worse, attempting to minimize, discredit, or belittle the accounts of survivors. in doing so, they not only further harm those who were there that day, and provide cover for those responsible, but they also send a tremendously damaging message to survivors of trauma all across this country. >> i feel like this was one of the days out there on the streets when the white supremacists would show up and start shooting at us.

time on you tube as mckinnon welcome to the show media in the me and mom are reporting that police have shot dead protesters and wounded several others in a crackdown on protests against the military junta to gas water cannons and stun grenades were fired into crowds in various locations while schools of demonstrators were hauled away in kohli's trucks authorities are trying to crush weeks of demonstrations against the february 1st military takeover which to posed the civilian government. and i'm joined now by an activist in mandalay who would like to remain anonymous so for security reasons we'll be calling him sam sam you're in mandalay the scene of some very violent police crackdowns on protestors tell us what you've witnessed. yes i want to protest and. the police. people go the insurance one is concerned your debts if you were short you don't have and. it was you studied he was short on time to see our regiment or did the cheering let us test this reach. say your you've seen some. quite disturbing violence on the streets the police obviously getting increasingly violent in their re

i'm on you tube as mckinnon welcome to the show we saw some nigeria where local media say more than 40 people including schoolchildren kidnapped last week have been freed gunmen killed one student during the attack and remove the others from a high school and could daraa town in ny just state government efforts to secure their release included sending a prominent muslim cleric to speak with the alleged kidnappers no group has yet claimed responsibility for the abduction. let's bring in de w.'s wasso interests who is in the nigerian capital of what else can you tell us about this release. this abducted student and related how far i have to mina and they just copy time yeah i'm now in a hotel where trying to get dressed because then you can buy a couldn't to. see damn journalists we're not even allowed to see them up to now on the left side these don't deal with tech damped at the government house deal and be presented to the gulf and the role of the state. it is not good at all not didn't we have 3. these is dad i didn't conclude is still not known because they kept it secretly from the