sienna miller steps into the eye of the media storm.tish politician caught in an affair and a very public trial in the netflix series "anatomy of a scandal." >> somebody is lying. >> am i looking at him? >> did you say, i've got to play this? >> i understood the world she was from. i liked how contained she is, which i don't have that kind of english reserve. but she does. >> the character and the story ring familiar to miller. there's an extraordinary scene where your husband is telling you about what's about to come and confessing to his affair. you are sitting on a couch. your heart is beating. >> yes. >> so loudly that, in fact, it's picked up on the microphone. they included it in the show. >> you have to get ahead of this. >> we have to figure out how to protect our children. >> we have to do both. >> that scene gave me so much anxiety. i think because i've been there, you know? that feeling if you are well-known of something coming out or about to come out that you can't bear. >> over the years miller has been hounded by paparazz

that was a stephen miller special.over that, said olivia troye, a former top aide to pence who coordinated the white house coronavirus task force. the medical reason was very thin. they did it because stephen miller had the weapon he needed to close supporter. but donald trump and stephen miller have been gone for over a year, and both of those programs remain in mexico, in title 42, they are both still in effect as i speak to you tonight despite being essentially, right-wing policies that effectively suspended the multi decades tradition, and international and domestic law and practice of asylum. they are in place not because the biden administration is like, oh, they are fine. the biden administration has tried to revoke both of them. it has been stopped by judges who tell them they do not have the legal authority to revoke these provisions, even though joe biden is the president, and courts have found that presidents have a lot of control over this. including right-wing courts have found that in the past. not only t

they were able to end i will miller's attempt to defy the committee. but now like so many others he is cooperating. investigators are probing his, quote, efforts to encourage state legislatures to at the outcome of the election, aka steal it, by appointing, quote, alternate slates of electors. now, that's one of the many tactics in this plot that's come to view over time and this matters tonight, this story is now, this investigation is now and these kinds of plots if not addressed and publicized will be potentially used again in the future to steal your vote. but we know more about it thanks to the government investigations as well as investigative journalism. while some of the aides ran from these plots, we have been digging into the scheme how it was going to work to send in the flaj rent electors and who was involved. i asked a top trump aide, boris epstein, about it, the fraudlent electors, and he admitted to it while quick with word choice. >> so funny. not frant lent electors. it's alt lent electors. under the 12th amendment -- >> well, call it

jonathan: bob miller, you said something that caught my eye. the fed does not have the luxury of being data dependent right now. what did you mean? bob: they realize they are behind and they need a sense of urgency for the next several meetings to get moving and get the funds rate moving with some sense of urgency and i think that means 50 basis point increments at the next three meetings and if sequential inflation, month over month inflation, starts to annualize something more like 3% instead of 6%, then they have breathing room in the second half of the year. if it isn't decelerating at that type of pace, i think it will become much harder in the second half of the year, so they are in a box now where they need to get moving. i think they will do so. they will leave all the hawkish options on the table for the time being. it is simply to zoom for them to remove -- too soon to remove any of them for consideration. jonathan: this is quite mechanical considering the year-over-year figure and the fact that we will have deceleration year-over-yea

what is stephen miller's case? >> when ivanka trump with jared kushner went in front of the committee, i'll be kind of heard there were murmurs of it, nothing specific. people didn't tell us. i think it's because people around this world, the stephen miller group of people, they probably talk a little bit more. it reminds us of the white house, the trump white house, there are so many leaks out there because one thing that stephen miller and folks like him want, especially president trump to, know is that they were not cooperating. i did not go in there, former president trump, and right on you. i did not tell on you. i stood strong and i continue to push the big lie that you have continued to push. and you want to continue to push it. and i think that, at this point, the committee knows a lot more, and you heard congressman raskin talk about that. they know a lot more than we do, than they are putting out there. there are a lot less leaks i think then we would like there to be, so people don't really know what's g

monica miller reporting — people at risk. monica miller reporting on _ people at risk.miller reporting on that story. - people at risk. monica miller. reporting on that story. thanks forjoining us on the programme. to the uk now, and a man from london who was radicalised by the islamic state group has been found guilty of murdering conservative mp sir david amess. ali harbi ali killed sir david last october. he spent months researching how he might murder mps. dominic casciani reports. 15 october last year, and in the leafy suburbs of leigh—on—sea, a man has just murdered an mp. they say he's got a knife and he's just stabbed someone. two officers with just batons and pepper spray are the first to the scene. they decide they can't wait for firearms or taser units to arrive. stay back, yeah? mate, drop the knife! on the floor now! on the bleep floor! get it down! taser, taser! we've got him. it's all right, it's all right. right, search him. right, mate, at the moment, you're under arrest for murder, all right? at southend police station, the killer declares his motive.

already getting great buzz sienna miller is here tonight. [ cheers and applause love sienna miller plushis guy. i love the first book he did, "sick in the head. he has a new book out called "sicker in the head. it's available now, and also his new movie "the bubble" premieres on netflix this friday judd apatow is here. [ cheers and applause "sicker in the head. great conversation with a bunch of comedians, and it's just so interesting. gosh, he knows how to interview people i could learn a few things and we -- we've got great music tonight from big thief [ cheers and applause come on! all right everyone, it's time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ hashtag ♪ hashtag ♪ >> jimmy: now, we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic and since we're celebrating nana week this week -- [ cheers ] yeah - [ cheers and applause i sent out the hashtag "nanaquotes" and i asked you to share some of the funniest things that your nanas have said within minutes it was a trending topic, number one trending topic so, thank

in fact, the subpoena to miller from the committee specifically said that he miller participated in effortses to appoint alternate electors. so no doubt here, the committee pressed miller today about his involvement in trying to overturn the election results, polkly what was happening on ju january 6th. but, jim, it is likely miller proved a somewhat hostile witness because we know he already sued the committee for trying to get his phone records previously, jim. >>> coming up next, thousands of ukrainian refugees fleeing to estonia, with hundreds now sheltering in an unlikely location. it takes a village to support society and businesses have a responsibility to support that village. ♪ ♪ i am peter akwaboah, chief operating officer for technology, operations and firm resilience. when you think about diversity, the employee network group is fundamental to any organization to provide a community and a belonging environment for the employees. they provide an avenue to support employees and ultimately it leads to retention of the best and brightest. the employee network represents the communit

miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the memory legacy of a glass shattering athlete from iowa's second congressional district. frederick "duke" slater's passion for football began when his family moved to clinton, iowa, where duke started playing football at clinton high. he received his education at the university of iowa where he won a national championship in 1921 and was named an all american. an incredible athlete, he also competed for the hock eye's track and field team, placing third in the hammer throw and fourth in the discus while helping iowa win the 1921 national title. when duke joined the nfl, rock island's independents, he became the first black lineman in nfl history. he went to become a five team first team all pro selection retiring after 108 years. following his retirement he was inducted into the college hall of fame in 1951 and was posthumously selected to the pro football hall of fame in 20206789 last year the university of iowa announced that the field would be known as t

elizabeth: congressman miller-meeks, cdc said masks are ineffective.have seen studies from jav -- "jama," that masks don't work. kamala harris, made mask wearing optional. they were breaking the ruse. >> it always been, not okay for me to do it but it is okay for them to do it. this is politicians talking out of both sides of their mouths and we have a president who wants to extend title 42, say the pandemic is over but wants to continue masks on planes. i think it is valid to say they haven't had the authority. whether they challenge this in court or not i think the most important thing is that we have to learn to live with this virus. we know there will be variants. but omicron variant proved not to be very serious. so we'll continue to respond to this and, adapt accordingly but people should be able to make that decision on their own. elizabeth: yes. >> whether or not they want to wear a mask. i would be gleeful. i'm delighted to fly tomorrow without wearing a mask. elizabeth: that is the point, it is optional, congresswoman van duyne to what the co

. >>> what we're learning about the january 6th committee's new interview with stephen miller.eone the committee says was involved to get the 2020 election results overturned. >>> i'm chris jansing. here to start us off, matt bradley and colonel brandon kerny, courtney let's start with this briefing we just had from the pentagon. and i want to play a little bit of what press secretary john kirby said about the impact of the damage to that russian warship. >> it's designed for air defense. that's -- that's what this ship is designed to do, not unlike our own cruisers. so it's going to have an impact on their capabilities, certainly in the near term. whether it has an impact on their naval capabilities in the long term is just a -- was just unclear right now. >> courtney, what more do they know about the status of this warship and what exactly happened to it? >> so it seems to be moving he's still toward crimea. it was in the northern black sea when this mysterious fire broke out. what we're hearing from defense officials and just now on camera from pentagon press secretary john

thank you very much, monica miller in singapore. i monica miller in singapore.astern europe cause major problems for the african banana trade? we speak to an exporter from ghana. this is bbc world news. the headlines... ukraine's president says the violent actions of russian troops in one town are "more horrific" than first thought — as harrowing details have emerged of civilians being held captive undergound. security services have killed a gunman in israel who shot dead at least two people and wounded eight now, international travel for the easter holidays has got off to a bumpy start here in the uk. thousands of people heading on their first trip abroad since coronavirus restrictions ended have been met with long queues, delays, and in some cases, cancelled flights. some airports and airlines have been struggling as passenger numbers gradually return to pre—pandemic levels. at manchester airport it got so bad that managing director karen smart announced that she would stand down. joining me now is susannah streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, harg

nick miller is back with me. i nick miller is back with me. can see the dowager _ nick miller is back with me. i can see the dowager countess - out in the sunshine, sipping the sherry and moaning about how dry everything is out there. i can address most of that apart from the sherry. sunnierand address most of that apart from the sherry. sunnier and warmer days in many areas. yesterday in south yorkshire with the cloud and 9 degrees for the top temperature but today with the sunshine getting closer to 15 degrees, the able average. there is some rain in the forecast this weekend but there is a catch, these are the april rainfall percentages are so far, the rainfall percentages are so far, the rain is coming mainly to those areas which have been closest to their april average. which have been closest to their aprilaverage. scotland which have been closest to their april average. scotland and northern ireland, furthest from the average and wales and england, you may see some but not much of that applies to the first part of may. a mixed picture t

stephen miller is still in trump's orbit, that is not surprising to me.body who is still in trump's orbit is parroting what trump is saying on this. it was one of the more interesting pieces of testimony that we have heard. >> it is interesting to me about when it is occurring too. they tried to get miller in front of them for a long time, but this has been nearing the end of the questioning at this point, abby. what does it tell you that the committee really is asking a lot of questions about the former president himself here? >> yeah, i mean, i think they're still very much interested in what president trump, former president trump knew on that day, and in the days leading up to it, what his advisers were telling him, what the planning was around his activities on that day, around what he would say to his supporters, and, again, as we have been discussing in last few weeks, what he was doing in those windows of time in which the violence was escalating on capitol hill, and people were trying to reach him and get to him, people were trying to convince hi

and then i want to read you one more text from jason miller.i tried to walk the president through this earlier but he won't have any of it. this is polling information. two-thirds of the mag a base wants us to move on. trump's inner circle knew the truth. >> they knew the truth and yet they were going to put lies out. they wanted to and did. to the trump supporting public who bought it hook line and s sinker. who thinks they were telling the truth about it. in the meantime it was propaganda to make excuses for the bad behavior. unbelievable. these texts aren't just from other republicans. they include texts from trump's children. what are they saying? >> it's the inner circle and here are members of his family who are weighing in, there's a group text from what you would see as the inner circle. this is hope hicks, jason miller, bill, dan, jard ced kushner. son-in-law and daughter invan ka truck. january 6 he texts meadows and the group chat. quote you are all war yriors of epic proportions. keep the faith and fight. there's also a new exchange

steven miller.of this administration to enforce federal law is that a violation of the constitution and federal statutes are they not. impeachable. >> yes. they are unconstitutional. the core constitutional command that binds of the hands of the executives to take care of the laws as they are executed. what this president has done, turned congress into a suggestion box. the immigration and nationality act that governed who can enter the nation, what rules you comply with. that inter system has been rubbished by this president. as though he were an i'm emperor it is impeachable, my organization has been involved in a number of lawsuit against his policies, in each one we layout how he vate violated clear command of congress and the constitution, one case we litigated with texas, we won on title 42. another one, with respect to immigration and customs enforcement, he has been found to have broken the law again and again, they are impeachable crimes, he has not complied with court injunctions when he l

miller, a senior adviser to trump at the time and head of his speech writing crew.h was intended to do, steven miller would have been a good witness. that being said i'm sure he's not inclined to make the case for the committee. >> i'm old enough to remember talking with members several months ago, maybe it was going to be february, then march and now it's april. and is it now the summer? >> that's a great question. it's important because it a small window between now and the mid-term elections. if the republicans win in the mid-term elections, they'll take pouter m january. and they'll either get rid of this committee and try to investigate claims of voter fracture and a variety of thanksgiving that we've herd from republicans. and potentially to the justice department if they recommend that there be charges brought against prum or any of the people who are supporting him at the time. >> john al i don't know, good to see you. thank you very much for bringing us the reporting on that appreciate it. >> the family of patrick loyola reacting to video of the moment he w

so joy, we know that steven miller talked to trump on january 6th but miller won't say what that conversation was about and that's the same day that trump said we will not take it anymore. miller now says that that was just political speech and december he said some states will send people to the electoral college voting for trump and biden and won't explain that, joy. this is the subversion of democracy and the smoking gun evidence exists in text messages. >> the thing is you have one of these goones. he claims he was following presidential orders and been found guilty on six charges. theft of government property. i put together, dean, all the way from days after the election, donald trump's son is already emailing and texting around plans to overturn the election, mike lee, chip roy, okay with lynching roy are already trading plans for how to stop the turn of the election. this goes from literally days after the election to rudy giuliani saying trial by combat on the ellipse. do you understand why with all of these people involved, all doing the same thing, all with the same plan? >> no, i

well, here's the actor ezri miller, who played his brother, dumbledore aurelius. get to the london premiere due to the fact that he was arrested in hawaii, first ezra made a brawl in a karaoke bar, shouted obscenities, attacked a man playing darts, and then rudely vomited microphone. one of the visitors. he didn't like that she sang the song shello. the very one for which lady gaga and bradley cooper received an oscar, the millers were taken to the police station and released on bail of $ 500, the money was paid by a married couple, from whom he rented a house, but then they had to contact the police. ezra himself burst into the spa with the couple. and he started shouting curses, and also, according to them, stole his passport, driver's license and wallet. now not only miller has problems, but also the creators of fantastic creatures, as well as the superhero film flash, where he also starred in hollywood, people are canceled even for words, but here the situation is much more serious and the future of ezra in these projects, another one who did not get to the pr

. >> reporter: they play baseball in the mill valley challenger league janet miller founded in 2008.i am open to whatever works for people. >> reporter: her son conner was diagnosed with qualities of autism and baseball gave him and others a place to grow and belong. >> we've had some players who when they first came didn't talk. they were uncomfortable with language. they found a voice. >> reporter: the program was a hit. >> parents kept asking for more. "janet, what about basketball? what about tennis? ". >> reporter: she added more sports and summer camp in a nonprofit cofounded with her other son. it's called pass. this year up to 150 people age 5 to 22 participate for free. >> it changed our lives. >> janine's 12-year-old son has played with pass for four years and it's been a game changer. >> it allows him to be a participant and be like everybody else. it provided friends and events every weekend that were for him. it really was amazing. >> reporter: it's also created a community for players' families and volunteers like trevor say the experience has opened his eyes and heart.

miller disputed "we" was a problem.idea donald trump really wanted to march on the capital or see violence done. the second major piece of the conversation with steven miller and is the committee was focused on all of the events prior to january 6th. what donald trump was up to. what his friends, and what steven miller and his other visors were up to in urging a separate set of electors from the swing state where's biden had fairly won the election but where trump wanted to fight that. steven miller was a key enabler of that fight. >> barb, thank you. and carol, i know you're sticking around with us. coming up next, infiltrating the secret service. how two men posed as federal officers an got away with it for years. what it means for our national security. and later, governor greg abbott backs off his truck inspections at the texas border, but is too little too late? how texans could pay dearly, literally, for this latest political stunt. cal stunt. orman. meets power? you try crazy things... ...because you're crazy...

and that makes stephen miller one of the spokes in what is a hub and spoke conspiracy. of this criminal conspiracy every day. so i believe d.o.j. really is digging in. >> well, we will wait and see what they discover. and also, we're looking forward to those hearings from the january 6th committee. glen kirchner, and curt, thanks as always for being here. please stay safe. >>> coming up, have things gotten better or worse for black americans over the past year? we'll talk about that next. ash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. our commitment to you is clear. save money. live better. offer low prices every day, without sacrificing quality. by delivering fresh groceries you feel great about serving. providing prescriptions as low as $4, to keep your family healthy. always being here to help you save money and live a little better each day. ♪ ♪ inner voice (furniture maker): i'm constantly nodding... ...because i know everything about furniture ...but with the bus

his name is stephen miller. trump's former senior adviser.e met virtually with investigators today. for about eight hours. one source familiar with the testimony tells cnn that mr. miller was at times a difficult witness, saying that things got quote a little chippy, it got a little chippy, the source said. and the source added that stephen miller tried to make claims of executive privilege from the witness chair, which is probably something that is not going to fly in the long run. mr. miller was subpoenaed by the committee back in november for his records and testimony. last month he actually sued the committee to try to block that subpoena. it was an effort to try to prevent the investigation from obtaining his phone records. he claims specifically that his parents would get caught up in any search of his phone records, because he's still on his family's phone plan. yes, the architect of the trump administration's policy to take young kids away from their homes and dads and not give them back, he's a grown man and a white house adviser, wh

thank you for your reporting. >>> so today former trump white house adviser, stephen miller, is set toe house committee investigating the january 6th investigation. >> miller is under subpoena. he resisted attempts earlier. the house panel said miller spread misinformation about the election and pushed officials to change the results. cnn's congressional correspondent ryan nobles is with us now. miller's interview comes after president trump reportedly authorized the lawyer to testify to this committee. what do lawmakers want to know from these witnesses? >> reporter: yesterday we know two members of the white house counsel's office, patrick philbin, did sit for what they describe as informal interviews with the january 6 select committee yesterday. what is significant about that they did so only after the approval of president trump. we've seen this as a pattern where a number of allies were either under subpoena or spacing legal challenges by the january 6th committee finding ways to get in front with the blessing of the former president but at the same time escaping the legal reperc

miller appeared only after a long negotiation with the panel.he pushed back on the committee and points during his deposition, according to a person who was present. he was quote pugnacious and cooperative-ish. this person told nbc news. meanwhile, two people familiar with the session tell "the new york times" that investigators asked miller repeatedly about the use word weak throughout president trump's speech on the ellipse outside the white house minutes before the capitol rite, they asked about it in an effort to ascertain whether the former president had been directing supporters to join him in taking action to stop congress from certifying his defeat. miller argued that the language in that speech was no different than any other political rhetoric. neither miller nor the select committee responded to requests for comment. >>> the republican national committee told gop candidates they must abstain from future debates overseen by the commission on presidential debates. the group that has handled the process for decades. the vote was unanimou

sienna miller is here.ppy to have her back. [ cheers and applause and he's a very funny comedian and actor who hosted "snl" last weekend. his special, "rothaniel," is excellent. it's out now on hbo and hbo max. jerrod carmichael will be joining me [ cheers and applause and her album, "high," is out this friday. caitlyn smith is back on the show to perform for us [ cheers and applause it's going to be a great show. but before we get to all that, we got yet another disturbing glimpse of where the gop is headed this week, when donald trump endorsed sarah palin for a seat in congress and matt gaetz accused the military of focusing too much on wokeism. meanwhile, president biden proposed a new billionaire tax aimed at reining in america's massive wealth gap for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: there is obviously a lot going on in the news this week trump's slow moving coup is continuing apace the u.s. and its allies announced new sanctions on russia's barbarism in ukr

she said this was a stephen miller policy. stephen miller never had authority over the cdc. the cdc did not have to listen to stephen miller. the other thing is this administration, stephen miller has not been an advisor to the president for over a year and this administration continues, meaning they continue to uphold their was a reason to uphold that. it is disappointing that politics would come into this rather than just answering the questions and looking at stephen miller to blame for why the cdc implement at this policy in the first place. title 42, when it goes away there is going to be a huge increase in illegal immigration. we have already seen that. the evidence is already there. once this administration gave more carveouts to more areas we saw those areas explode. i would argue there is no open to frustration because over the last year we have seen more illegal border crossers that in the history of the border patrol, not just in the last 10 years, not just the last 20 years, but in the history. that illegal immigration continues to go up and up. not down. if ther

jefferson award in the bay area goes to janet miller.ing the pandemic, she had participant take photos and she used them to create these coasters and greeting cards that they sold online. they raised $5000 and donated it to nonprofits like food banks. >> like no score, everyone plays, and kids are helping others get to the finish line by pushing the wheelchair. that was one of those that got you. >> reporter: i know. everyone had such a great time at such a compassionate heart. >> such a great story. thanks for sharing. >>> if you would like to nominate bay area jefferson award, just go to our website, kpix.com/hero. it will give you details about the person's service and impact. >>> let's do check in with first alert meteorologist paul heggen. i guess we have to hold onto those hats. >> yes. might be a little bit challenging if you drive a higher profile vehicle. what is causing the wind is the approach of another storm system is going to send all of its moisture away from us in the pacific northwest. it is going to be close enough to s

well, the miller is a miller to get a plop in general , who you need to be or what you need to be, weyes, we will not speak out loud, then. and zelensky is kicking them all. the only one they can crush in response is to say so. well, verba is who, russia is not just ukraine, not a word. well, to russia , yes, we are obliged, we are there, we must not allow what yes said to you, we must not allow russia to win this war. let's hear what he said, how he decided to kick russia, come on. together with our partners in the eu and nato, we are completely unanimous in our opinion that russia should not win this war to stop the shelling of ukrainian cities. allow an immediate truce to be established and withdraw your soldiers. stop this terrible war. we are proud of you, well done. yes, still found on found the opportunity, where, so to speak, it is tough to act not for the miller with power, caved in under the esoteric, even. well, okay, listen, but nevertheless, all these people, all these people are talking. they say that under no circumstances should russia be allowed to win this war. and y

. ♪ >>> new trouble for actor ezra miller.ce league" actor was arrested again yesterday in hawaii. police say the 29-year-old threw a chair hitting a woman in the forehead after being asked to leave a get-together at a home. miller starred in "fantastic beasts: the secrets of dumbledore" and plays the flash in the "justice league" franchise. miller was also arrested last month for alleged harassment at a karaoke bar. >>> take me out to a shorter baseball game. major league baseball could be closer to enforcing a pitch clock to speed up games. officials said a clock was used in 132 minor league games over the weekend. pitchers were given up to 18 seconds to throw the ball. turns out the pitch clock shaved about 20 minutes off the game. they averaged roughly two hours 39 minutes. the idea is expected to be proposed for the 2023 mlb season. >>> and california's san quentin state prison is now home to the nation's first accredited junior college that is based behind bars. mount tamalpais college has been educating prisoners at san

maybe i'm nuts. >> miller denies trump was trying to incite the crowd to action. on trump's claim of ballot fraud, miller said, quote, argued that the election had been stolen claiming there were several examples of fraud. here's trump guy still insisting it was widespread fraud. it's been through the courts. we have a criminal probe on fake electors. we have a congressional probe based on this big lie yet trump psychic is denying reality on ballot fraud. talk about this joining me is jill winebanks. two of the smartest people i could ask about this. neil, i'm reading through most of this new information from cnn. i've seen plenty of screen shots from text message, friends going back who cancelled on dinner. i know that's always evidence. it could be in an argument. how much can any of these text messages be used by the department of justice? we know that it's bad and exposes what the republicans were trying to do but what can doj do with the text messages? >> i think they can do a lot. i think it paints a bigger picture about what the january 6th investigation is

i'm matt miller.elcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. stocks are lower once again. the nasdaq 100 on pace to close with the steepest drop in nearly a month. investors uneasy about a more hawkish fed and the war in ukraine. supply chain troubles remain a concern for automakers. you'll hear from volkswagen about their recent trip to ukraine. he is the man at the carmaker responsible for purchasing. and we will go live to cape canaveral, where in 24 hours time, spacex will be caring its first all private crew to the international space station. quick check on what is going on in the markets. we have a drop in the s&p of half a percent. 4459. 4460 is the level we are seeing today. the 10-year yield coming up, 2.6428. we do see a steepening of the curve between the 2s and 10s. that is no longer inverted. the bloomberg dollar index at 1205. nymex crew coming down a little bit. 95.50 a barrel. that pressure off of the markets right now. breaking news ou

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. >> all right, matt miller, from national security council, thank you very much. that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow shows right place right now, good evening rachel. good evening, chris, how is your vacation? >> it was amazing. let me just, say quick plug, hot take, grand canyon, truly all inspiring. it is true with they say, you can't overhype it. doesn't capture it and photographs. you get there, it is a profound and overwhelming spiritual experience. totally so great. loved it. >> i completely agree. i will say, the first time i ever went to the grand canyon, i was driving cross country, i've been up for several days, at least, it felt like that at the time. i was like, grungy and an showered and hungry and cynical and it was like a weird time of the morning and i was like, i really don't want to do this.

on fire and europe on the high alert for russian meddling elsewhere supposedly and certainly death miller, red building is threatening to see raising the prospect of conflict once or we've been to investigate. ah ah, with while you train in jewels the full onslaught of a russian invasion? 500 miles south. another european country teaches on the verge of conflict. the balkan republic of balls man ah hauled line sir nationalist mila rando. dick, leader of the countries republic, a subs, good region is threatening to succeed, a move which would spark internal conflict and could once again and go to the western, bolton's in bloodshed may that end. i don't obviously put food stamp. i really don't chunks of barnum or bust him block. and even as a specter of war hangs over the bolton republic, those guilty of dreadful crimes on their being rehabilitated. it's not that they deny, they celebrate genocide. they celebrate for criminals. derick's administration has rehearsed more games outside the capital, sarajevo, while elsewhere russian banks, paramilitaries have sprung up. worst case scenario wou

miller did not respond for our request for comment. >>> today marks 75 years since jackie robinson became the first black man to play in a major league baseball game for the brooklyn dodgers and the empire state building will shine blue and white lights with the number 42 rotating on display during a special lighting ceremony. plus all major league players and coaches will wear the number 42 this year all numbers will be dodger blue regardless of the team's primary colors. >>> let's get to your good friday weather with michelle grossman >> good morning to you both. and we're looking pretty good weather wise we're watching a few spring storms through the south we're going to unsettled today also through easter sunday it's going to sweep through the midwest bringing storms at home and also arkansas as we head through the later part of friday, and then by tomorrow areas of wet snow in new england and scattered storms for much of the southeast. so we do have a severe threat as we look towards parts of oklahoma and arkansas. that includes tulsa, and then northwest of little rock we can see dam

those were the proposed tweets from jason miller.he people who did attack the capitol were trump supporters. we've learned that in many, many criminal cases so far and marjorie taylor greene separately was asking in a separate tweet about trump potentially bringing up martial law or using martial law and to classify things to attack biden days before the inauguration. so this is what we have here. this is what we're seeing from meadows. and there are text messages he's still holding back that the committee does not have yet. >> katelyn, thank you. >>> joining me is co-anchor of "state of the union," dana bash and jennifer rogers. what do you see here? i'm asking a very broad question because there are 2,300 text messages. what do you see? >> just in what katelyn just read from jason miller, the obvious attempt to spin didn't reach a tweet from the then president, but that was immediately the thing -- the kinds of things we did hear from trump supporters who were speaking out publicly trying, falsely, to blame it on so-called antifa w

and that of course is the word chippy, which -- well, which sources used in describing stephen miller's eight hours of testimony to the january 6th committee today. it got a little chippy. >> chippy. yeah. there's a whole bunch of british words that are like that that don't have a definition that makes sense in american english. like, chuffed. i was chuffed about that. you don't really need to know what that means to know -- you kind of get it. chippy is the same sort of thing. but who knows, it could be a term of art that you and i are totally misinterpreting. >> i will do everything i can to find a spot in the next hour to use the word chippy, and the way it is intended to be used. i'll see if i can do it. i don't know. >> i use the word caboose in i was told it in a troubling way. so if you try to get in -- just use the word caboose. >> no thank, you know. thank thank you rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >> the stakes could not have been higher in the last presidential election. the rule of law, sanity, democracy itself to name a few, that is some of what was at stake in this country but

luke, you have great reporting on the committee meeting with stephen miller.u report that miller invoked executive privilege when asked about january 6 call with trump and argued that the election had been stolen. he maintains the lie about the 2020 election result. and then this unbelievable bit of reporting that says he rebutted the implication that the word we indicated that mr. trump was trying to incite the crowd to action. wow. explain. >> yes. so the january 6th committee was pressing the investigators on the committee were pressing miller in this interview yesterday about donald trump's speech at the ellipse on january 6 encouraging the mob to or what would become the mob, the crowd at the time, to march on the capitol, to fight what he called election fraud, and to try to keep him in office. and so they kept asking what did he mean when he said we? was this his intent? they were trying to get at whether or not he intended to incite the crowd. and stephen miller argued according to our sources in this interview that this speech was a normal speech why

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they've -- >> i'm going to interrupt you because john miller's coming on. let's go to him right now and katy tur is there as well. >> first deputy, governor cathy hochul, police commissioner, keshawn sewell. jannau lever from the mta will give us the stats of the system and then we'll be able to entertain limited questions. there will be another briefing later this afternoon where we'll be able to update that and then additional briefings as needed. first deputy mayor. >> thank you, thank you, john. so, from the very minute this incident occurred, the mayor and i have been on the phone monitoring the situation constantly. we have worked with all of our agencies, the fdny, nypd, oem, all nof agencies who have worked really hard together and we continue to throw all of the city's resources at this situation. we've made all of the resources available and we'll work with the office of emergency management for any additional needs. i'm going to ask the police commissioner, to speak to you and give you an update on the events of today. >> good afternoon. we're go

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miller have lived in lucy chance with their parents for more than 20 years. they plump potatoes in the spring sunshine set of gay shows as his boarded, broken windows and the damage a shell landing near by did to his home. i have no money. i. he'll live here for years. my wife has jo strokes. where can i go without money except into slavery? our relatives have all fled, some to negro, some to leave here for years and this shows just how much danger people who remain here in like dennis goes to the vehicle, been the vehicle around on the coming. so we just drove into lissy chance can as we were coming in through the outskirts shelling, now that incoming shows, lighting very close to building this very few civilians on the streets, the military se, that has been shutting this morning. but there had been a gap in shutting and things have been caught. it certainly seems as if there is another escalation happening right now. later we will back into town using the high walls as cather locals tell us this home and business was hit the night before. russian forces wa

well, miller, the miller, to get a plop in general, who we need to be or what we need to be, we knowe. rumor to speak, then. zelensky all of them are kicked by the only one they can kick in response, so to speak, well, verbal, who is russia, but not ukraine, not a word. well, to russia, yes, we are obliged we are there, uh, we should not be allowed. what if yes said to you, we should not allow russia to win this war, but let's listen to what he said, how he decided to kick russia, come on. together with our partners in the eu and nato, we are absolutely unanimous in our opinion that russia should not win this war. stop the shelling of ukrainian cities. let me establish an immediate truce and get your soldiers out. stop this terrible war. we are proud of you, well done. yes, i did find it. i found an opportunity, somewhere. so to speak, it’s not a miller who is tough to speak out, he even caved in under the esoteric place. well, all right, listen, nevertheless, all these people, all these people are talking. they say that in no case should russia be allowed to win this war, and you kn

but the spokesperson for the committee and miller declined to comment.el has said miller promoted lies about the 2020 election and aided efforts to overturn it. >>> the republican national committee voted unanimously to require republican presidential candidates to abstain from future debates overseen by the commission on presidential debates. the rnc will also require those candidates to sign a pledge saying they will only appear at debates approved by the republican party. rnc chair rhonda mcdaniel accused the commission of being biased and said the rnc will find a newer, better debate platform for republicans. let's bring in white house correspondent for politico and co-author of the playbook, eugene daniels, also a "morning joe" senior contributor. this move by the rnc, what's behind it? it sounds like trump, if he runs, doesn't feel like doing debates. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we're kind of matching here, mika. >> i'm peopling it. >> reporter: coordination. but this is further proof, if we needed anymore, that trump has kind of a stranglehol