and the people want to know michelle obama what is her future? because last we checked, democrats are in the desert. they're in the wilderness. and michelle obama, she is at the top of the pile choice for president. there's really no one else who is more popular than her in this party. what's she going to do? >> i think she's living her best life. i think she's doing whatever the hell she wants, wearing whatever the hell she wants, putting her hair in whatever shape she wants it. look, i think that i've always thought that the messages and the shape of a political party come from the people. and when you see those people that are doing impromptu protests or those thousands and thousands of people that are showing up to see bernie sanders speak truth, people who are showing up to republican town halls and holding those folks accountable. i think that that's where the future of the of the democratic party is going to come from. folks who think that that there's going to be some sort of magic bullet, some sort of magic cohesive message that drops li

learn how abbvie could help you save on ubrelvy. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: former first lady, michelle obama, some think an element for 2028 presidential run. we are talking about that. she will be joined by her brother greg robinson and they are to talk about, "everyday question shaping our lives and the world around us." together, craig and i will take your questions about the challenges that you grapple with in life because let's be real, we are living through complicated and confusing times, and people are feeling more alone than ever. what i have learned if you are feeling a certain kind of way, the reality is that others are probably feeling that way, too. when you take a little time to be vulnerable and open up about it, but as a whole lot easier to find the answers you are looking for. >> kayleigh: i wonder if that includes the current state of the democratic party. ainsley, apparently she will not talk about politics and the guest with seth rogen, tyler perry, i don't know any of these people, which means it will not be about politics. >> ainsley: we will unpack out to be a good mom

michelle obama is launching a new podcast. this time, the former first lady is pairing up with her brother craig robinson, a basketball executive. the two will talk about life and give advice based on their experiences, imo, with michelle obama and craig robinson debuts wednesday, with issa rae set to be their first guest. follow the pilot episode. obama and robinson are set to record a live show at the south by southwest film festival in austin on thursday. that's after their first podcast. as always, i'll post links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. okay, now let's talk about. warriors star steph curry. he is reentering the world of colge basketball. curry is returning to his alma mater, davidson college in north carolina. he will be the assistant general manager for both t men's and women's basketball teams. curry played for davidson college from 2006 2009. after his junior year, the warriors drafted him to play professionally. steph curry's side hustle makes him the first active player in u.s. pro

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and we finally discovered what michelle obama wants to do despite -- except attending funerals, startingodcast with her brother. >> i am michelle. >> i am craig. >> craig here is my big brothers. >> you know my sister michelle. >> we're so excited for you to listen to our brand-new podcast, whether you are navigating gray areas of marriage and raising kids, or even figuring out how to put yourself out there in the dating world. >> we are not saying we have all the answers either. >> but we have plenty of opinions. >> jesse: if you're barack obama you're not happy, michelle will open up about divorce. dropping the podcast, now michelle maybe she's running for president. or maybe she needs the money, or maybe her brother needs the money, this is her way of helping him out. if you want to talk to your brother you can just call him on the phone, why do you make it a podcast? issue trying to show up barack obama? no broken? she did all of these books, netflix shows, now podcasting? maybe somebody will actually listen to it, because nobody is listening to hakeem jeffries, trying to act tough l

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former first lady michelle obama announcing that she is launching a podcast with her brother, imo. with michelle obama and craig robinson, premieres wednesday, with new episodes to be released weekly. the two will interview celebrities from around the world of entertainment, sports, health and business. the podcast will be available on all audio platforms and youtube. the new podcast is a production of higher ground, a media company founded in 28 by the former president and mrs. obama. still to come, it is free agency season in the nfl, and the cost of doing business means the 49ers are saying goodbye to some fan open in the national football league. and one thing is certain the 49ers roster is going to look a bit different next year. espn reporting that after eight years in san francisco, the team plans to release fullback kyle juszczyk. the nine time pro bowler was set to earn just over $4 million next season. espn also reported that the niners are signing former jacksonville jaguars tight end luke farrell to a three year, $20 million deal. the 49ers have also lost several vetera

even michelle obama. i can't believe i would consider her an amoderate now and obamas. seem more moderate than the far, far left progressive wing. you have these moderates who think that that's the way to win an election because these progressives no one can relate to them except for their small little group. you have omar, you have this jazmine crockett. you have aoc. and then you have jeffries and chuck schumer who are trying to balance it all. they don't want to shake up this group and shake that up group. >> steve: ultimately because the democrats don't have a message right now. they are trying to find one where donald trump is the teenage years in a persons life cycle, what the democrats want to do is they want to ground him. that's what they want to try. unfortunately for them right now you look at the public opinion polls and the public is on the side of the disrupter. they want things to change because, you know, they looked at the last four years find out michelle obama's podcast with her brother she is left wing. more left wing than her husband. bill clinton w

and we finally discovered what michelle obama wants to do besides attend inaugurations and funerals. asts. michelle starting a podcast with her brother. >> i am michelle. >> and i am craig. >> and craig. here is my big brother. >> and you all know my sister michelle or mitch as our family has always called her. >> we are so excited for you to listen to our brand new podcast. whether you're navigating the gray areas of marriage and raising kids, or dealing with a little friend drama, or even figuring out how to put yourself out there in the dating world. >> and look, we're not saying we have all the answers either. >> but we do have plenty of opinions. >> now, if you're barack, you're not happy. the media is reporting michelle's going to open up about divorce. oh, newsom dropped a podcast. now, michelle, maybe she's running for president. or maybe she needs the money. or maybe her brother needs the money. and this is her way of helping him out. if you want to talk to your brother, you could just call him on the phone. why do you make it a podcast? is she trying to show up, barack? does

. >>> and michelle obama has a new venture. new weekly podcast series featuring special guests like issa rae, keke palmer and media guru tyler perry. they say their "i am o" podcast which stands for in my opinion, will focus on everyday questions shaping our lives, relationships and the world around us. the first two episodes drop tomorrow. >>> and coming up only on "cbs mornings," oprah winfrey will be live in the studio to reveal her next book club selection and we will speak with the author. was . then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so we switch

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i had no script with michelle obama.as said that with her and say, here's what i'm thinking, here's where my head is come and she would just speak, like, paragraphs and paragraphs of ideas, themes, stories, you know, everything she wanted to say come and i would type it verbatim on my laptop, and i would work that into a draft. i would email 70 people in the white house who would give comments and edits, a lot of which i ignored because they were back at him and i could do that because i was actually, i was protecting her voice. somebody mentioned that, you are really protecting the person's voice, then i would give it to her, she would edit, i would edit, she would read it out loud, this line does not work, this is clumsy, and then we give it. that was the best process i've ever had. jennifer: where your principles different in terms of that process? how would you compare and contrast? [laughter] henry: uh, you know, any speechwriter has the gamut of process between, you know, i will say, for instance, a no-process spee

former first lady michelle obama is jumping back into the podcast world, according to her production company. the podcast will be called. imo, short for in my opinion. she will host the podcast with her older brother, basketball executive craig robinson. now, obama says that they're launching the podcast to allow people to, quote, have gh life. the first two episodes are set to be released on wednesday. and a big year for red hot rapper doge just got a lot bigger. >> platinum. >> this record that i'm making so much money, i'm all over the net. >> i'm moving so fast. no time to process. and no, i'm not in a gang. but i'm always on set. >> the rapper has been named billboard's 2025 woman of the year, joining the ranks of madonna, taylor swift, billie eilish and others. the honor follows her first ever grammy win for best rap album, which she received in january, along with nominations for best new artist and best rap performance. billboard says that she will be honored at an event later this month. and finally, crufts. apparently, the world's biggest dog show was held in england on sun

where is michelle obama? we are in the most important fight of our life.ould be calling in all the big guns right now to try to also, most of all, change the narrative. we need to change. >> you said, where's michelle and charles? >> did you know. >> you need them in the narrative? i need them in the. >> there's this there's this notion that people who have done everything that they can for democracy should come in and save it again. when then when, when they're not necessarily responsible for us being here in the first place. >> it's not about responsibility. >> i think that democrats cannot continue to rely on the same old avengers in order to fix new problems. >> emphasis on old. >> emphasis on old right. and part of the reason why is it's not going to work all right, regardless of whether you are attached to them and feel that they're the ones for the job, they're not resonating with the voter base that they need to in order to energize folks to get into this fight. there's a level of exhaustion and divorce and disassociation that the public has made,

instead, they are looking for an outsider periods and include oprah winfrey, former first lady, michelle obamabring to the hoodie to the oval office. and mark cuban and sports commentators stephen a. smith who recently said this about democrats. >> he won the popular vote 1.5%, one of the smallest ever. he won the general election by less than 50%. what kind of mandate is this really? it is a mandate and i will explain why. i don't mind the question but let me be clear. i'm not a supporter of trump but the truths and the facts. the fax is the man won every swing state any increased his voter turnout in his paper from the standpoint of blacks, latinos, young voters. he increased his numbers in that regard from 2020. 89% of the counties shifted to the right. that is a mandate! the man won every swing state and 89% of the county shifted. i don't understand how people can look at that and say there is no mandate! there is a mandate! >> kayleigh: emily, i wonder how joy behar found about a fact bomb dropped on her head. [laughs] >> emily: words never spoken on that set clearly. you mentioned mark c

. >> michelle obama and her brother craig robinson are launching their own podcast.o host a new weekly podcast called i slang for, in my opinion, the show will feature a special guest from the entertainment sports, our health and business world. talk about things like life and relationships. the current state of the world, some of the guests already scheduled actor and filmmaker seth rogan and actress kiki palmer. the first 2 episodes will air tomorrow. >> still ahead, president trump is getting some new wheels while the commander in chief says he's going electric. >> conversation continues to you don't understand what it is to be american anymore. we tell me. we've got 350 million people here. what unites cuomo carlson tonight, 8, 7 central >> i love tesla. what i like is that i was just worried about that same consequences are going to put down a credit card. you want take a personal check for president either the oath that i give jackson. >> kind of a bizarre scene outside the white house today. president trump says he's buying a new tesla to support elon musk. th

michelle obama challenged mayors see who could be the first mayor in the country to end veteran homelessness and ultimately. over 100 cities and states ended homelessness. and that was really, i think in the end, it was the kind of services patients out on the street that you describe with with street teams and really identify seeing those folks and bringing all that. it's such a complex web of systems, as you saw. and usually they work together well and they don't talk to each other. and it was that coordination that helped enormously. i also would say that, you know, you describe this powerfully, the shelters, right? most shelters kick people out in the morning. right. you're back on the street and there's a when tyson and rita are able to go home, when they're able to get away from an environment where drugs are a few steps away, being able to put people in a safe environment with the services that's what supportive housing is about, is is housing in those services. and that really is the key that i've seen. two to ending chronic homelessness, but we just don't have enough of it right? ye

former first lady michelle obama announcing a new weekly interview show called imo in my opinion, whichned up to appear already. issa rae, seth rogen, tracee ellis ross, dwyane wade, gabrielle union, tyler perry too bad she doesn't have any famous friends, by the way. like more and more podcasts, it will be on video too. meanwhile, democrats appear to have discovered a new venue for communicating with voters, particularly those young men who voted for donald trump. the world of sports commentary pennsylvania governor josh shapiro has showed up courtside to help call the action during a college basketball game and as a guest on stephen a smith sports talk show. while high profile governors including wes moore, andy beshear, tim walz, they've all appeared recently on other sports podcasts. the new york times writes that this is part of a new communications game plan, noting that democrats have found that yakking about sports is perhaps the easiest way to reach skeptical or disengaged audiences who might not otherwise want to spend time listening to a politician. let's bring in one of the

there's a famous michelle obama quote from the 2016d.n.c., i wake up every morning in a house built by slaves and you spent nearly three years as the first black secretary of that house built by slaves. how does it make you feel? karine: one of the things that i really tried to do was not not forget the enormous part of my job or part of who i am being in the historic nature of the job, if you will, and tried not to forget that. and the way it struck me every day was i got to walk through the gates -- drive through the gates of the campus, the white house campus, walk through the west wing lobby, go to my office. the white house press secretary office, 34 press secretaries were in this office before me who looked different than i did. and that office is the connector from the oval office and press briefing room. equal distance. i connect the president to the press and vice versa and how amazing that was and not to forget what i was being able to experience and i was a part of. and i get to do the press briefing. i got to be at the lectern, taking questions and exercising what is the pi

and listen, i know that might make a few people mad because we need to, you know, it's what michelle obamah anymore. we got to throw that whole adage out the window. we've got to understand right now, the moment requires us to fight hard right now. this what we're seeing is not normal. i'd love to see us go back to a day when both parties worked together and tried to find solutions for the american people. that's not the moment we're in. so we can. you know, i'm not going to say i was going to say, but, you know, at the. >> end. >> say what. >> you were. >> going to say. it's a podcast. >> well, this old saying in minnesota, you can wish in one hand and you can in the other, and you can see which one fills up faster. right? the reality is this the we can't go back. we cannot go back to those days right now. >> oh my jen psaki got the dnc chair throwing those punches. oh okay. again, that episode drops tomorrow, folks. but for now, stay right where you are because there's much more news coming up right here on msnbc. >> on this new hour of eamon trump wages war on free speech on college cam

. >> michelle obama missing in action. >> maybe she's running for president. >> after skipping big events with start your risk free trial today at stamps.com. >> all right. the state run legacy media mob has clearly not learned their lesson. despite their rapidly declining relevance, they are still trying to make a name for themselves. but no surprise picking fights. they do it by picking fights with the trump administration every chance they get. watch this exchange between an ap reporter and white house press secretary caroline leavitt. take a look. >> when president. >> trump last. addressed the. >> brt when he was on the campaign trail, his big push was on tax cuts. he's going there today as he's proposing tax hikes in the form of tariffs. and i'm curious why. i'm sorry. have you ever paid a tariff? because i have. they don't get charged on foreign companies. they get charged on the importers. >> and ultimately, when we have fair and balanced trade, which the american people have not seen in decades, as i said at the beginning, revenues will stay here. wages will go up and our country

sabrina, i want to start with you because i feel like michelle obama must be cheering somewhere.be. no, she's at south by southwest. shout out to the former first lady. but it feels like this conversation should feel familiar to those on the left. >> 100%. i mean, this is actually an area where rfk jr.. can build a little bit of consensus. i think there's going to be, of course, strong pushback from the companies because this is a huge shift for them. but i think also for folks and companies who are looking for some type of oversight, some type of like regulatory shift nationwide, it would be helpful because we're seeing some states moving that direction. we've already seen virginia have debates about this, california have debates about this. >> yeah. >> i think the shift in the politics on the right are so interesting, because these policies are ones that actually, like california was at the forefront. the idea that there's now a california to republican administration policy pipeline is really interesting, and it has a lot to do with the new voters that somebody like an rfk was

i'm one of the few people who still agrees with michelle obama when she said, when they go low, we go high. and you know where that comes from. it doesn't come from weakness. it comes from doctor king, it comes from john lewis. it comes from a history of oppression when the stacks is against you, you show your inner strength and you rise above and you inspire. that's what i want the democratic party. >> to do. is it still politically effective? >> i think so. i mean, look, i would argue that doctor king and john lewis faced much worse odds. they faced a much tougher america. and they they had far fewer resources, but they knew that if they had the higher ground that people would respond to it. and i'm not saying we we have to be saints like they were. i'm saying that we can punch back on the issues, but let's carry ourselves with a decorum and a respect. and you look at john f kennedy, you look at barack obama. those are the type of democrats who end up inspiring the nation. >> we shall see. congressman, thank you so much for joining. >> thank you. >> well ahead, it was an a.i. tool m

to, you know, it's what michelle obama said when we go, you know, when they go low, we go high. that's that. we can't go high anymore. we got to throw that whole adage out the window. we've got to understand right now, the moment requires us to fight hard. right now. this what we're seeing is not normal. i'd love to see us go back to a day when both parties worked together and tried to find solutions for the american people. that's not the moment we're in. so we can. you know, i'm not going to say i was going to say, but, you know, at the end. >> say what you were going to say. it's a podcast. >> well, this old saying in minnesota, you can wish in one hand and you can in the other, and you can see which one fills up faster. right? the reality is this the we can't go back. we cannot go back to those days right now. >> oh my jen psaki got the dnc chair throwing those punches. oh okay. again, that episode drops tomorrow, folks. but for now, stay right where you are because there's much more news coming up right here on msnbc. >> one congressman. >> says the chances of war are going

there's a famous michelle obama quote the 2016 dnc wishes as i wake up every morning any house that was built by slaves. you spent nearly three years as the first black press secretary of the house built by slaves. how does that make you feel? >> one of the things that really i tried to do was to not forget the enormous part of my job or part of who i am being in the job and i tried not to forget that. the way struck me every day was iccat to walk through the gates of, or drive through the gates of the campus, the white house campus, walk through the west wing lobby, go to my office. the white house press secretary office, 34 prez sectors were in his office before me. who look different than i did. that office is the connector between the oval office of the press briefing room. there supposedly equidistant so i connect the president to the press, vice versa. and how amazing it was and not to forget, not to forget what i was being able to experience and i was part of. and they get to do this press briefing. even if it's hard and difficult, i got to be at that lectern standing there takin

there is so much beauty -- michelle obama, jane fonda, all these amazing way finders, we're calling theman just go to any time you're feeling lost and you need some language for how you're feeling or just need a little glimmer to help you find your way. >> it's out in may. i assume you can preorder this right now. >> yes, yes. >> i'll keep my copy sincive it right here. you recently quit social media, which i have to heavy up. i only do instagram, i gave it up for lent couple years ago and found it pretty amazing. what has been your experience? >> i think it is connected to my anorexia recovery. >> what, tell me? >> i think i slowed down enough to really start to feel in my body what social media was doing to me. which i think what it does to me in short sit just makes me a little less human and less able to see over people's humanity. right now more than ever we just need to stay completely fiercely connected to our compassion and humanity and our shared humanity and just remember that we are human and everyone else is and that we belong to each other. >> that's so true. it's really ins

and on wednesday, former president obama sat courtside at an nba game but notably without his wife, michellesense, she was starting center. [laughter] just testing the signs. okay,, it's a bad time to be a democrat. every you look they find reminders of how much they suck. on tuesday night, the relentless swirl of good news reminded them of how useless and incompetent they are. how did they act? i have seen better behavior from the view when they swarm a disabled food truck. but boy do they hate good news and they hated even more because the american people love it. it is almost as if they hate the american people for appreciating a better life. it is true, democrats got less to look forward to then the toilet at jerry nadler's apartment. and what did they do next? they double down on embarrassing. role it, clive. >> choose your character! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] so what's that loud thumping noise i hear? that's the last remaining man exiting the democrat party. i mean talking about playing to your worst stereotype, the reactionary karen. it's like they looked at trump and said oh, yeah,, we can

michelle. >> cross, democratic. >> strategist and campaign adviser to president, former president barack obama. and rick wilson, co-founder of the lincoln project. he's also the author of running against. >> the. >> devil a. plot to save america from trump and democrats from themselves. >> it's great. >> to have both of you with us. >> rick. >> let me start with what we just learned. >> moments ago on the. national security front before we. even get to. >> ukraine, but a truly bizarre development coming out of the pentagon. we learned. >> that the defense. >> secretary. >> pete hegseth, has stopped all cyber operations. >> against russia. >> the washington post. >> is. >> reporting that their motive. >> is to. >> bring vladimir. >> putin to. >> the negotiating table with zelensky. >> and i'm curious what you think about this development. >> how dangerous. >> is this generally? and does this something like this. >> even help a fair deal? >> because i'm willing to bet that i do not think. >> the folks in moscow are making a decision to stop any of their cyber operations against the united states.

obama is having the time of his life, look at him at the clippers game without michelle.up. biden is out to dinner in d.c. with doctor jill. insiders say kamala is running for california governor, so who's doing the fighting? >> who do you think the leader of the democratic party is right now? >> i think the voting public right now is what i would say and i keep saying we aren't going to have a charismatic leader right in here and save us from this. >> jesse: come a harris got 75 million about in her vp did not even call her the leader of the party. not cool. did you even know he's still governor? he is still governor of minnesota, i did not even know that. democrats want the next messiah so they are trying to draft nes patent -- espn anchor. >> they had a bad few months, we know this. even though there's a lot of qualified democrats all over the country, governors, mayors, stuff like that, there's no real national voice until they come to me. and so i did not ask for this, i don't want this, i happened to have a very, very, very good life, very good job, i'm good, very g