>> you know, they're not, mika.s have ruled that trump does get to remain on the ballot. the minnesota supreme court has taken that position. there are proceedings in a whole host of states. this is complicated because we don't have one national election. we've got 50 different state elections with different rules. for instance, in colorado, trump has to accomplish he's eligible to run, and that drove some of that ruling. in michigan, where the law is a little different, the courts have held that trump is eligible to remain on the ballots, at least for the primaries. all of this complexity adds up to adam's point, that the supreme court really will have to decide this issue. we can't have a patchwork quilt of 50 different states with 50 different rules when it comes to a presidential election. >> msnbc legal analyst joyce vance, one of the co-hosts of "the sisters-in-law" podcast. thank you very much. supreme court reporter for "the new york times," adam liptak, thank you for your reporting this morning. we apprecia

stay tuned, mika. >> hmm. >> what a surprise. charlie sykes, i've just got to say, with the backdrop of this trial and all the details, and the judge having to explain the type of sexual assault donald trump committed, here we have just -- we just passed iowa, where the majority of evangelicals that went out in sub-zero temperatures to vote for their christ-like figure, in their eyes, is a guy that now -- i mean, let's just line it up -- paid illegal push money payments to a porn star, did so to a playboy bunny. we have the "access hollywood" admissions where he said he sexually abused women, saying they let you do it. we have this jury verdict. we have the judge and jury saying what donald trump did is rape. now, we have an $83 million defamation payout. i don't think donald trump will be able to afford it. he certainly can't afford the $350 million fraud payments. this is who our evangelical brothers and sisters in our former party, this is who they're supporting. >> well, happy monday to you, too. yeah, this is a decision they

jon jon. >> hi, mika.bigot. it doesn't matter. he can apply his conspiracy theories to anyone. it radiates the notion that trump has some concerns about nikki haley mostly tied to new hampshire. i got steve kornacki sitting here at the table, not at the board, we can still do some work here, steve, you have a bunch of things to talk about, i'm about to go to iowa tomorrow. all the primaries, caucuses, the iowa caucus this side on the republican side has been more tedious and static. trump is around 50, no one is above 20. in iowa, you get the late surge, no late surge at least for now. tell me what you think about what's going on in iowa, this battle for second place between haley and desantis. >> we have had sort of a period here without a lot of new polling in iowa, that's going to change in a couple of days, nbc news, the des moines register poll, one of the best regarded in the industry, going to have a final readout in iowa, let's see if there's any movement in that, it's been locked in place, trump w

mika?. >>> republican majority whip tom emmer endorsed donald trump f president yesterday, less than four months after trump torpedoed emmer's bid to become house speaker. in a statement posted to x, o twitter, the number three house republican wrote, quote, it was time tonite behind the party's clear frontrunner." the congressman threw his hat in the ring to be the next house speaker and trump wrote on social media, quote, voting for a rhino like emmer would a mistake." trump's problem with emmer is he voted to certify joe biden's election win in 2020, something none of the other current members of house republican leadership did. among them is majority leader steve scalise, who also endorsed trump's 2024 campaign this week. like he did with emmer, trump also derailed scalise's speakership bid in october, suggesting scalise was too sick to hold the position after being diagnosed with cancer months before. george conway, i'll tell ya what's sick. i mean, yeah, these guys will put up with an

the region is on fire, mika., as we know, in the red sea, the houthis from yemen continuing to target ships in the red sea. secretary blinken talking about that, saying 20% of the world's shipping is being impacted, calling on the houthis to stop that onslaught. take a listen. >> that's why the united states launched operation prosperity guardian together where more than 20 countries, to defend the safety and security of shipping across the red sea. it is also why over a dozen countries have made clear the houthis will be held accountable for future attacks. we'll continue to defend maritime security in the region as part of our overall effort to deter and prevent further regional conflict, to ensure the freeflow of commerce that is so vital to people around the world. >> reporter: the houthis will be held accountable. that suggests the u.s. is still moving towards the possibility of hitting houthis bases inside yemen. i've got to tell ya, folks we spoke to who know yemen well tell us that is an extremely risky s

by the way, joe, willie, or mika? >> oh, mika. >> right. i know. wasn't hard at all.lot of information out there. hamas is a terrorist group oppressing the palestinian people. hamas refused a continued ceasefire, a continued pause in fighting and more aid from israelis in exchange for just freeing more hostages. instead, hamas resumed attacks. not to protect the palestinian people or obtain peace, only to destroy israel. we must stand against hamas and stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you s

>> that's absolutely right, mika.nks to our colleagues in forbes asia, we have uncovered 50 women who are uncovering fashion, finance, science. we have the incoming head of the hong kong stock exchange, bonnie chan. we also have one of our eldest ever listie's, that is 112 year old celine tanaka, she is an environmental advocate and in the. she had it hundred plus in the fall. which came out of hospital, she said she was still planting more trees. elsewhere in india is a and woman you referenced, 67 old burna, she's the ceo of c e in both systems. better known as matt my india. it's like a google maps, but she and her husband cofounded it in 1995. that's a full ten years before anyone knew who google maps or. she started by mapping it is cities by foot, today, she has tracked more than 6.6 million kilometers of roads. 18 million locations. the company is worth 1.4 billion dollars. it's free to consumers, but it makes its money by licensing its data to its corporate clients. >> impressive. huma, making the list was 96-

go ahead, mika. >> that's his motto.ly jong-fast, the option for democrats here, it seems to me, i mean, there's always the issue, "we don't want to go negative. we don't want to go ugly." when you're running against donald trump, go real. just use what material donald trump has provided, and put it in proper context. give people information about what will be happening if he gets another term. i think that would be enough, and i think democrats need to pound away at the dangers of donald trump, using donald trump's own words against him and actions. >> no question. i think that, look, there is a vacuum when mainstream media does not cover a subject. there becomes a vacuum, and trump and his people get into social media and spread stuff. if there isn't a fair amount of debunking, you will see these lies go again and again and again. >> talk about spreading, you can also cover the mini trumps, tommy tuberville. >> right. >> the new speaker of the house. they are all mini trumps, all republicans caught in honestly,t you kn

. >> what do you think about that, mika? >> first of all, i think that, through this trial, you really are reminded what a vile, disgusting person donald trump is. >> right. >> you watch the deposition with e. jean carroll's attorney and how vile and disgusting he is in that deposition. what he thinks about women. how he views them as sort of objects, sex toys. literally so unbelievably misogynistic and rude, that you wouldn't have this person at your dinner table. >> yeah. >> you would not let your kids act this way. >> right. >> you would not want anybody in your life to act this way. yet, it's unbelievable, so many people still support him. >> remember, this is, just to be specific, this is the deposition where he said e. jean carroll wasn't his type. then he attacked e. jean carroll's attorney and said, "well, you're not my type at all either." then he talked about how, throughout history, powerful men have been able to do whatever they want, "access hollywood" style, with women. he said, then he goes, "you know, maybe i

>> it's time for a phone to save us from our phones. >> oh, my god. >> mika! >> stop. >> mika!borhoods. >> wait a minute. >> booking this show. >> that was years ago. >> she's run into parked cars. >> i did do that and face plant. i was actually booking our, gosh, it was back for the first campaign. >> it was a while back. >> for president barack obama. >> oh, no. >> i have evolved. back in 2010 -- >> hmm. >> -- microsoft was already warning about the addictive nature of smartphones. more than a decade later, things seem to have hit critical mass, leading some to make changes in their lives. among them is a features writer at the business desk at "the new york times," who ditched her iphone for a flip phone in the month of december and loved the reset it provided. she joins us now. she covers technology and privacy issues for "the times." i should tell you, joe does this, he texts his kids and goes, "dad on flip all day," and only his kids can reach him. then i field all of his calls on my smartphone. it solves -- >> he has a flip phone, too? >> joe has a flip phone. >> wow. >>

>> thanks, mika, for the question.man douglas high school, the high school i graduated from. we've done these tours before the freshman building was, almost six years ago, as a time capsule. it's exactly the way it was the day after the shooting. they have not touched it at all. the backpacks that fell off, the shoes, the computers that were on the desks, the essays people were working on, the broken glass that's all over the place. we've been bringing congressional delegations through. i've been bringing republicans through. now this is the highest ranking member of the biden administration, the secretary of education, to come through the building. that building, within the horrors of those walls are lessons to learn on how we can keep our kids safe in schools. some of these failures we saw happen in parkland, we saw repeated again in uvalde. so i'm hoping to have a conversation with the secretary. i'm hoping to show the secretary that, in addition to doing stuff on gun violence prevention, we also need to be doing st

mika?g this morning. >>> coming up on "morning joe," we'll go back live to new hampshire. nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard spoke with voters in the granite state and shares what they told him ahead of today's primary. we're back in a moment. >> haley is capitalizing on concerns of trump and biden's mental fitness. new slogan, nikki haley, i can drive at night. >>> there were 14 people in the race, a lot of fellas. it's now one fella and one lady left. [ applause ] >> it's pronounced felon. >> that's pretty good. joining us now, democratic senator maggie hassan of new hampshire. thank you, senator, for coming on the show this morning. big night tonight in new hampshire. let's just -- i want to hear about the effort to write in president biden's name, but he's not on the ballot. can you explain why? >> first of all, thanks for having me on. yes, this is new hampshire primary day. the energy on the ground is really, really strong and really good. of course, as you just referenced, the dn

>> that's absolutely right, mika.ring fashion, finance, science. we have the incoming head of the hong kong stock exchange, bonnie chan and we also have one of our eldest ever listees, that is 112-year-old celine morada, an vironmental activist in india, she had angioplasty in the fall, when she came out of the hospital she said she wanted to plant more trees. in india is the woman that you referenced that, 67-year-old rashmi verma. it's better known as map by india and it's like google maps but she and her husband co-founded it in 1995. that's a full ten years before anyone knew what google maps were. she started by mapping india's cities by foot and to date she has tracked more than 6.6 million kilometers of roads, 18 million locations. >> wow. >> the company is worth $1.4 billion. it's free to consumers, but it makes its money by licensing its data to its corporate clients. >> impressive. and, huma, also making the list was 96-year-old actress lisa lue. many of us know her from "crazy rich asians." tell us why she

i think the greatest danger here, mika, is what happens over the next month.ou know, it's like a heavyweight fight. >> yeah. >> where trump -- trump is taking it to the jaw here. he's getting shaky. he's dazed. he thinks that the president of the united states right now is barack obama. he thinks he's beaten barack obama. he thinks we're moving towards world war ii. he thinks that nikki haley was the speaker of the house on january 6th. he's rattled right now. that draws a concern, as katty said, with these key places that decide elections. but then you take a month of attacks against a woman, let me tell you something, running against a woman is far different than running against a man. >> well, he's done it before. hoda kotb. >> -- hillary clinton. >> i know. know. and the fact is they're going to see -- and going after nikki haley him attacking a fellow republican, him attacking a woman and it's going to hurt him as katty said over the next month, it's going to hurt him in suburbs of atlanta, the suburbs of philly, the suburbs of detroit, the suburbs of mil

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i think mika speaks for a nation when she says, can we move on, please?elephant. >> republican senator ted cruz of texas was criticizing the border security package that he hasn't even read yet. >> it happens. >> we knew that a large number of house republicans are against any deal because they don't want biden to look good. now nbc news is learning a significant number of senate republicans are also all of a sudden not interested in finding a compromise when it comes to immigration. >> donald trump has told them don't pass the toughest border security bill ever. again, that's according to republican conservatives, you know, from oklahoma. that's john thune also. >> mitch mcconnell at one point. >> punch bowl news is also reporting that mitch mcconnell doesn't want to take the immigration issue away from former president trump's presidential campaign, so let that fentanyl flow. he reportedly told republicans, quote, we don't want to do anything to undermine him. we're in a quandary. >> they're going to allow fentanyl to flow across the border over the nex

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>> reporter: mika, good morning.died inside robb elementary still have many questions about what happened that day, including why it took authorities more than an hour to engage and kill that 18-year-old gunman. some parents told me they believe this report is their best chance to get answers. this morning, a community still in search of truth and accountability. more than a year after a teenager with an assault style rifle opened fire inside a texas elementary school, taking the lives of 19 children and 2 adults. later today, attorney general merrick garland will deliver the results of an exhaustive justice department investigation into one of the nation's worst school shootings. a source briefed on the nearly 600-page report says it includes disturbing, new details. among them, authorities relaying incorrect information to some parents in the aftermath of the shooting about whether their children had survived or been killed. according to the source, the report will also detail the failures of medical first responde

think about this, joe and mika. say israel declares a cease-fire, says, we're done. leader of hamas, on television declaring victory. i think you'd see people on your show and writing saying, well, what was this all for? clearly, given the agony in gaza, there are going to be people saying, what was this all for no matter what happens. but i think that, ultimately, for israel right now, despite all the international calls, despite pressure from the white house, this fundamental question still isn't answered after october 7th. >> nbc's keir simmons, thank you so much. you know, katty, i remember watching the towers fall. when they fell, sickening feeling for the people inside. and i had a sickening feeling understanding what that meant. we were at war, and we were not going to stop until we did our best to wipe out al qaeda and kill osama bin laden, when we figured out who did it. in this case, the same thing on october 7th. i mean, sickening for just the horrid things done to jewish women and to men and grandmas and children. >> continuing to happen to hostages. >> c

institutions are developing numbers that aren't projects like these installations by japanese photographer, mika mean, either why, why doesn't, there's a very few to some of the people, the asking me to be more than ever we, we, we, we're kind of lead 0 in a certain way when it comes to art. so we don't want to make that effort of contemplation of dialogue. and so with the traditional article it, it's up to us to go to the artwork well and this kind of immersive spectacle, it's the artwork that comes to us that immersed us. the 2nd reason which is in more recent reason, i would say it's, it's the social media. these words are highly instagram level. and also there's a 3rd reason to that, which is also contextual. i think it's cool that because we were so deprived of any santorial experience of real life experience ever fix happened on his screen. it's all flat. so i think we all needed to get out to experience with the full body. i'm a fan, immersive art triggers all of your senses, which can be exhilarating in an error when it's easy to get stuck staring at your phone. and the striking installa

>> i think mika called him that twice just yesterday. >> also apparently asking, r an hunter, to show up for a deposition is cruel and unusual punishment. how have you been coping personally with the onslaughtu e of accusations against your husband and your familyen, including and especially hunter mika? i think what theily any are doig to hunter is cruel and i'm really proud of how hunter has rebuilt his life after addiction. you know, i'm i love my son and it's had it's hurt my grandchildren. hunter called dr. jill the c-word and he's destroyingf her husband's presidency, but she's proud of him. >> i don't understand this. family. >> what's cruel is jill forcin g joe to run for reelection. what's cruel is joe forcing hunter to fly around the world for bribes when he should be in rehab. >> what's crue bl is hunterb. raiding his kids college funds for crack money. you can tell the bidens are falling apart because hunterraidinkid' is making a doy about his downfall. biden hasn't bee in seen in thre days. and the white house is playinge the first lady's sympathy card on the base. >> msn

but they failed to take possession of the mika and grozny deposits. the battalion was taken to germany and disbanded. most of the surviving ss men continued to fight as part of the ss nordland division. after the defeat of germany, they unexpectedly found influential patrons in western intelligence agencies. these war criminals first fled to sweden, and from sweden they fled all over the world, as a rule, this is south america, the usa, and so on. it is very important to understand that the finnish special forces have accumulated very rich experience in combat operations in arctic conditions. long-range sabotage and reconnaissance groups , reporting directly to monerheim’s headquarters , entered the soviet rear 200-300 km on skis, and many of these finnish saboteurs, who were also war criminals, immediately went to serve in the us army in order to share their valuable experience, like this... for his distinction in battles against the red army, he was awarded the iron cross, second class. after the war, he fled to the united states, where, under the n

that's right, mika.the story about the 1/6 anniversary, which is, as you set aside trump for a second, a kind of national tendency towards amnesia about these things. the efforts to kind of memory hole what happened on january 6th, it's only been three years. it's important that your message there was important and salutary. one of the great things about america is we move relentlessly forward. but it has dire consequences when you're talking about somebody like donald trump, who we can't get rid of and is running for president again. when donald trump first game into office it seemed like a distant echo of this bygone age. a lot of voters sort of think, well, you know, long time ago, why are we looking back when we should be looking forward and, you know, all these presidents do it. bill clinton must have gotten rich somehow off the presidency. so the combination of amnesia and cynicism and then you throw into that toxic brew the donald trump devotees, it all makes this election cycle unnerving and dist

>> good morning, mika. it's not supposed to be considered the political backlash. that's why you give federal judges and justices lifetime appointments. they're not supposed to put their finger up to the wind and see which way it's going. they're not supposed to take into account the political consequences or the polls, and i know some are saying, as you discussed this is undemocratic to take the matter away from voters. i think it's undemocratic to allow people to run for office who aren't qualified to do so. if barack obama announced he was running for president this year, republicans would light their hair on fire, and they would have a point. the 22nd amendment to the constitution says you have a maximum of two terms. he does not qualify to run, even though the voters may want him. and trump, ironically, builds his political brand on saying that obama didn't qualify to run because he wasn't a natural born citizen. of course he was. but you can't say the natural born citizen clause applies but the insurr

>> reporter: mika, the u.s.ing enough to crack down on chemical supply chains here, the flow of certain chemical precursors that are used in everyday things in industry and agriculture, but also used to produce the elicit fentanyl that's killing more americans than any time in history. china's position has long been this is a demand problem and that global supply chains are too complex to control. this meeting set to happen here in beijing next week marks a significant step. this is the first direct collaboration at such a high level on this issue in years. u.s. officials from homeland security to dea are traveling to china for the launch of what chinese officials describe as a joint task force. i sat down with the deputy director general of the narcotics control bureau for china's ministry of public security. i asked him what we can expect from china and whether they will go after chinese companies and individuals that have already been indicted by the u.s. [ speaking in a global language ] >> is there no willi

not surprised. >> not surprised, mika. here's why.decided essentially when the justice came up with a high burden for murdaugh to reach. it wasn't that hill's comments were at issue. it was whether or not a juror changed his or her mind as a result. 11 out of the 12 jurors said no, it didn't influence me. one of the 12 jurors did, but that juror didn't come up with a lot of proof. she said she was influenced, but becky hill's comments were only about paying close attention to alex murdaugh. that's something you see in the jury instructions. that's not exactly a smoking gun. that's not exactly calling him jack the ripper. also, you mentioned this affidavit in your last report back in august. in the previous affidavit, this same juror said it was fellow jurors who pressured her, but that's okay. that's not grounds for a changing of the verdict. now, she changed her decision on the stand yesterday. she said, no, it was becky hill who improperly influenced me. the fact she changed her mind, it was inconsistent, the fact she didn't really

everything is beautiful, after the details are drawn, all that remains is to cover the dragon with mika red and green, i have this one it turned out to be a beautiful little dragon, now my hands will not only be clean, but also smell like citrus, great, angelica, thank you very much for this master class, here’s masha, i congratulate you on the new year holidays , you deserve this little dragon, happiness and health to you, thank you very much , angelica, you too, and let this be the inspiration with which you work, thank you very much, thank you, more and more often on the internet. itself, and indeed this process is very exciting; in general, the candle consists directly from the container with which we we will fill the candle, this is definitely a choice of wick, i use a wooden wick, because they have a crackling effect, that is , when you light this fireplace crackle, it’s very interesting, also cotton ketels, they can also be used, but i’m more. .. prefers these, candles are generally made from different waxes, i use soy wax, because it is a completely natural product, which does n

like these installations by japanese photographer, mika mean, either way. so why doesn't, there's a very few to some of the people, the asking me to day more than ever we, we, we, we're kind of leave hearing a certain way when it comes to art. so we don't want to make that effort of contemplation of dialogue. and so with the traditional article it, it's up to us to go to the artwork well and this kind of immersive spectacle. it's the artwork that comes to us that immersed us. the 2nd reason, which is the more recent reason i would say it's, it's that it's social media. these words are highly instagram level. and also there's a 3rd reason to that, which is also contextual. i think it's cool that because we were so deprived of any sense. so real experience of real life experience ever fix happen on a screen. it's all flat. so i think we all needed to get out to experience with the full body. i'm a fan, immersive art triggers all of your senses, which can be exhilarating in an error when it's easy to get stuck staring at your phone. and the striking installati

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. >> this is when you can tell you really miss mika. >> yeah, it's friday. mika is not here.rybody is in a lot of trouble. it is going to be a long four hours. >> we start up like this, kind of looking around. >> somebody jump in. >> we're ready for miles to turn around, yell at us, and start playing. >> yeah, it is a little bit hard to explain, but college gameday, which is a great show, and everyone on the show is great, but they were changing names to rack up more emmys. espn returned 20 some of them. i think we've covered every story on the front page of the paper now. we can all go home. >> i'll take some pictures here. all right. smile, everybody. >> he does this. >> yeah. yes, i do. that's a good picture, willie. >> if you are watching, please come into work. we apologize. >> exactly. >>> willie, we actually have some news, and it involves something the biden administration has increasingly been getting pressured for, attacked for by people on the right, for not responding to houthi rebels who continue to fire missiles into the red sea. last night, the response. >> yea