mitchell? >> they relyeavily on the authority att gives the gislature of each state to direct the manner of electing. it musbe consistent. there are others. a state cannot instruct it electors only to vote for white candidates. nor can it violate the constituon holng and they cannot use the electorate clause as an excuse to iose additional to go beyond the constitution. the problem wi wt it has done is that they hav changed the criteria section threey making it a requirement that must be met borthe candidate who is seeking office actually holds the office, essentially moving forward in time. there has still been no and there on how to distinguish t residency cases, where the court of appeals andpping this court's holdingave unanimously disapproved state laws, requiring ngssional candidates to show that they inhabit the state from which they seek election prior to election day. there is still no possible way to distinguish those froth situation below. mr. murray also invoked the consequences tha

mitchell. mr. mitchell: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: the colorado supreme court held that prident donald j. trump is constitutionally disqualified from serving as president under section of the fourtnt amendment. the colorado supreme court's decision iwrg and should be reversed for numerous indendt reasons. the first reason is that prident trump is not covered by section, cause the president is not "an officer of the it states" as that term is used throughout the constitution. "officer of the united states" refers only to appointed fials, and it does not encompass elected individuals, such as the president or members of congress. this is clear from the commissions clause, the impeachment clause, and the appointments clause, eh which uses "officer of the united states" to refer only to appointed and noelted officials. the sendeason is that section iii cannot be used to exclude a presidential candidate omhe ballot even if that candidate is disqualified from serving as president under section iii

mitchell? mr. mitchell: the statutory definition of machine gun extends only to weapons that fire more than one shot automatically by a single function of the trigger. mr. cargill bump stocks found -- fall outside that for one definition. it can fire only one shot per function of the trigger because the trigger must reset after every shot and function again before another shot can be fired. the trigger is the device that initiates the firing of the weapon, and the function of the trigger is what the firing device must do to cause the trigger to fire. the phrase function of the trigger can refer only to the trigger's function. it has nothing to do with the shooter or what the shooter does to the trigger because the shooter does not have a function. the statute is concerned only with what the trigger does and whether a single function of that trigger produces more than one shot. second, a bump stock equipped rifle does not and cannot fire more than one shot automatically by a single function of the t

mr mitchell was making the oint we've heard. mr mitchell was making the point that — we've heard.king the point that the government - we've heard. mr mitchell was making the point that the government was i the point that the government was providing aid and agreeing with david lammy about getting visas for humanitarian workers through and pushing israel to do that.— pushing israel to do that. that's ri . ht pushing israel to do that. that's riaht he pushing israel to do that. that's right he said — pushing israel to do that. that's right he said that _ pushing israel to do that. that's right he said that effectively - pushing israel to do that. that's right he said that effectively the labour position was looking for an immediate ceasefire or pause to get those israeli hostages out and to get aid into gaza and it felt, listening to andrew mitchell that he was optimistic that we are getting to that point quickly. ben was optimistic that we are getting to that point quickly.— to that point quickly. ben wright, thank ou to that point quickly. ben wright, thank you very — to that poin

andrea mitchell has more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," unveiled. a bipartisan group of senators release their $118 billion border bill. johnson said it is dead on arrival as he reveals a bill for israel alone without a cent for the war against putin in ukraine or the border. >>> top senate negotiator, chris murphy joining us coming up. >>> plus, the pentagon fires off a weekend barrage of preemptive strikes against houthis in yemen after friday night's strikes for the deaths of three u.s. service members. >> we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or our people are killed. >> secretary of state blinken has arrived in saudi arabia today starting his fifth shutting mission to the region since october 7th to promote a halt in the fighting in gaza in exchange for a release of hostages. >>> and donald trump widens his lead over president biden in our new poll. steve kornacki is here to break it all down. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitche

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the senate approves billions of dollars in aid for ukraine, israel and taiwan in an all nighter. the house speaker won't promise to give it a vote. democrats trying to find enough republicans to out flank the speaker and his far right supporters. we will have the politics with the whole world watching in a few moments. >>> former president trump's lawyers juggling multiple appeals, including asking the supreme court to review an appeals court rejection of his immunity claim, to pause it, while he tries to take control of the republican national committee before he is nominated. >>> the stock market tumbles after numbers show inflation slowing, but not by as much as predicted. putting more pressure on the fed and the white house. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. after a rare all night session to break a republican filibuster in the senate and a final vote at dawn, the senate passed a $95 billion emergency foreign aid bill, including $60 billion for ukraine, $14 billion for isra

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andrea mitchell picks up with more right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," national fallout from the unprecedented alabama supreme court ruling that frozen embryos are children. women across the state already having costly procedures put on hold. their family planning now in doubt. couples across the nation fearing a precedent that other red states will now follow. >>> nikki haley is adding to the debate. already trying to clarify this comment to nbc's ali vitali. >> i mean, i think embryos to me are babies. when you talk about an embryo, you are talking about, to me, that's a life. >>> vladimir putin congratulating russian troops for new advances in ukraine. the battleground situation becoming a crisis as the war enters its third year in a matter of days and u.s. weapons are blocked by republicans in the house. richard engel is there. >> reporter: there are almost no people left in this town. it's highly militarized. russian forces are closing in. based on what we are seeing here, unless that aid comes and comes quickly, troops who are still defending this town are not goin

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. as the pentagon plans what officials say will be an extended, multi-target campaign against iranian proxies for the deaths of three u.s. service members in jordan. the secretary of defense has taken questions from the press for first time since he kept his cancer diagnosis and surgery a secret from everyone, including the president of the united states. >> as a rule, i don't talk about conversations with my boss, but i can tell you, i have apologized directly to president biden. i have told him that i'm deeply sorry for not letting him know immediately that i received a heavy diagnosis and was getting treatment. >> secretary austin was asked about retaliating against the iranian-backed militias that used the drone strike to strike against americans. >> we will have a multi-tiered response. again, we have the ability to respond in a number of times, depending on what the situation is. >> in the short-term, u.s. central command has taken pre-emptive strikes against houthi forces in yeme

mitchell. mr. mitchell, please. >> i would hope it would be a state issue and ever since joe biden brought the abortion issue to the forefront of politics, we have put a lot of issues on the back burner like too many people are being gunned down in our country every day. too many young people are losing their children and too many people are losing their parents in this country and we need to get back to talking about god and god bless america, one nation under god and in god we trust. the last three years, it's been mostly abortion and national politics, but we've got to get back to public safety. and the value of life. it is just amazing some of the statistics. georgia has over 100 kids under age 18 gunned down in 2023 and you never hear the president say anything about it and you never hear the vice president say anything about it. we need to get back to protecting life. >> thank you mr. mitchell. a good segue. >> maybe we should start with mr. mitchell on this. we are having this a forum on the

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. supreme court will decide whether donald trump can be held criminally liable for actions taken while he was in office. that decision by the high court to hear the case in late april, two months from now, will delay mr. trump's d.c. election interference trial further. late wednesday, illinois became the third state to find the republican frontrunner ineligible to serve under the 14th amendment's insurrection klaus, or to be on the ballot. the decision to remove him from the ballot in illinois hinges on what the supreme court will decide in a similar decision in colorado. that case has not been decided. an appeals court rejected trump's attempt to put his civil penalty on hold. the former president may not have the cash to pay up according to his own lawyers. the fee is due in just under a month. joining me now, former u.s. attorney paul charlton and "washington post" national editor, phil rucker, co-author of "i alone can fix it." paul, here is how the supreme court describes the case

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," no criminal charges against president biden for mishandling classified documents. the special counsel delivers a political gut punch by spotlighting the president's ge and alleging memory losses, prompting the white house to schedule a rebuttal in primetime. >> i'm an elderly man. i know what i'm doing. my memory is fine. my memory -- look at what i have done since i've been president. >> facing criminal charges in his classified documents case, donald trump with no major challengers celebrates a victory in the nevada caucuses last night and enjoys the supreme court's skepticism about the ballot challenge to him in colorado. >> i think they had a very, very interesting day and a very beautiful day. beautiful sight to watch. >> former cia director and defense secretary leon panetta will join me for his take on the classified documents. the struggle over aid to ukraine, as well as the rift between the white house and prime minister netanyahu. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washingto

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i'm peter alexander in for my friend andrea mitchell.sident biden says more than 500 new sanctions the u.s. just imposed on russia are in his words a response to putin's brutal war of conquest. >> america stands up for freedom. we never bow to anyone, particularly putin. >> executed by both the treasury and state departments, this is the largest single batch of sanctions since the start of vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine two years ago. tomorrow marking that two-year anniversary. on the list are individuals directly tied to the imprisonment of russian opposition leader alexei navalny, as we first reported here on nbc news. he died last week in a siberian penal colony. according to navalny's death certificate, he died of natural causes. navalny's mother, who was allowed to view his body, insists what her daughter-in-law and what the president and his ai aides said is true, that he was murdered by the kremlin. president biden met with navalny's widow and daughter in california yesterday. yulia navalnaya isvowing on her husband's work.

darius mitchell is the final candidate. >> thank you. good evening what i am running for president because i am concerned about the direction of the country. there is so much divisiveness and hate in the world and i am concerned about the stature of the president. so many people around the world always looked up to america had to do the right thing and look out for everybody else. and we have lost that in the last four to eight years. like everything going on in gaza right now, we have to care about human life. you look around our country and every day there is some type of new nonsense gun violence. i was born on dover air force base, 1973, the same year joe biden was sworn in as a delaware senator. 50 years ago. the things young people have to worry about these days, we did not have to worry about. we did not have to worry about going to school, looking over our shoulders, going to the movies, the grocery store. it is time to move on. it is time for a new president. somebody who is going to bring america back to the stature they are kn

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andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," primary day in michigan, two frontrunners facing last-minute speed bumps on the way to their nomination. >>> donald trump trying to ignore an effort from nikki haley. president biden facing a protest vote from the arab american population over the war in gaza. >>> the president raising hopes for a hostage deal and seize -- cease-fire before ramada. >> my national securities avisor tells me with are close. >>> b bipartisan leaders tryingo avoid a government shutdown. >> i want to thank the leadership for being here today. we have a lot of work to do. we figure out how to keep funding the government, which is an important problem. >>> good day, everyone. aisle andrea mitchell in washington. it's primary day for republicans and democrats in the battleground state of michigan. a state that went for donald trump in 2016 before president biden's victory there in 2020. joe biden is facing a backlash over his administration's support for israel in gaza. mr. trump is expected -- excuse me, mr. biden i

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andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," immunity denied. in an historic move, the d.c. court of appeals unanimously ruled former president trump does not have immunity against criminal prosecution or charge charge he tried to overturn the election. >>> we are awaiting president biden's remarks, despite a switch from mitch mcconnell joining the house speaker and donald trump in trying to kill the bill without even a vote in congress. >>> shuttle diplomacy. secretary of state tony blinken on his fifth trip throughout the middle east today, trying to strike a deal to pause the war in gaza and free the hostages. he is expected to speak this hour. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. there's crushing legal defeat for donald trump. today's d.c. court of appeals ruling says the former president, who the court calls citizen trump, has no right to the sweeping immunity he claimed from all prosecution. he can now face trial for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election, barring some future decision if the supre

. ,, ., m mitchell.not good enough peter. - mitchell. can you speak to him? oh that's not good enough peter. he's| that's not good enough peter. he's pulling away. but we obviously work out if we can get some mps to speak to here, getting a sense of what is happening what are they being told to do in this book. whether there is a whipping operation, whether or not the house should sit in private and whether there is some school of thought as to where they can find a way forward on the different votes on the cease—fire in gaza. way forward on the different votes on the cease-fire in gaza.- on the cease-fire in gaza. peter i would never _ on the cease-fire in gaza. peter i would never can _ on the cease-fire in gaza. peter i would never can condone - on the cease-fire in gaza. peter i would never can condone you - on the cease-fire in gaza. peter i - would never can condone you getting anybody physically, so don't worry about it. this book whether to consider sitting in private is a very rare move, and app

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joni mitchell at 80, her first performance at the grammys celine dion's surprise appearance, helping taylor swift make history. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we begin tonight with that troubling news from london. buckingham palace tonight reporting king charles has cancer, less than 18 months into his reign. the palace is not saying what type of cancer or what stage, except to say that it is not prostate cancer. the 75-year-old monarch released from the hospital one week ago today, after treatment from an enlarged prostate. it was during that hospital stay the unrelated cancer was found. tonight, we have learned that king charles has personally called his sons, william and harry, to share with them the news. abc news tonight confirming prince harry will be going home to the uk to be with his father. tonight, president biden just a short time ago reacting to the news, and abc's maggie rulli leading us off from london. >> reporter: tonight, the shocking announcement from buckingham palace -- king charles diagnosed with cancer. the 75-yea

the government's africa minister, andrew mitchell, says there's "every danger" of famine in ethiopia,sis, triggered by war and drought. mr mitchell is visiting the country to promise british aid worth about $125 million, to help mothers and their babies receive health care. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports now from the tigray region, in northern ethiopia. once again, hunger is stalking ethiopia. the babies in this hospital, in the northern tigray region, are all acutely malnourished. their mothers, little better. tsega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breast milk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north, across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. there, with the africa minister andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers

there, with the african minister, andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue torses said the numbers were getting worse by the week. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it�*s hard for the media to get here — fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world�*s attention is elsewhere. but, once again, women are queuing up with their children who are hungry, some are starving, desperately in need of help. mr mitchell promised £100 million more in uk aid to help millions of mothers like these get better access to health care. but he said the international community had to do more. there is clearly a risk of famine if we don�*t now take action. and there are serious indicators of the danger of famine. but, if you ask me, "is there a famine taking place now in ethiopia?" i say, "no," and we have the power to stop it. but if we don�*t take the necessary action now, then there is every danger that a famine will engulf this war—torn country, which has suffered so much already. but is it a famine? aid workers are cautious. regional leaders have no doubts

our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, travelled with andrew mitchell to get rare access to ther is stalking ethiopia. and, once again, women and children are suffering most. the babies in this hospital in the northern tigray region are all acutely malnourished. their mothers little better. sega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breastmilk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. this is not where the malnutrition is... there, with the african minister, andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. so that's after nine weeks. that's still seriously malnourished. the nurses said the numbers were getting worse by the week. this is a largely

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the middle east on edge awaiting the u.s. military response to the deadly attack in jordan by iran-backed militants. this hour, the families of the three soldiers killed in that attack are about to meet with president biden, the first lady, and america's top military brass as the remains of their loved ones are brought home. hopes that hamas will compromise as its leaders react to a proposed hostage and temporary cease-fire deal. even israel -- even as israel is keeping up the pressure in gaza. can the two sides ever bridge the gap? on campaign trail, former president trump and nikki haley ramping up their campaigns from south carolina to nevada. a deep dive on 2024 cybersecurity with the former leader of the top government agency for election protection. >>> good day. it's a solemn day in dover, delaware. the families of three american soldiers killed by a drone in jordan sunday wait to welcome home the remains of their loved ones. this as the middle east is bracing for the retaliation for the

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," alexei navalny's wife today on his youtube channel pledging to carry on his crusade against vladimir putin. >>> as donald trump issues his first reaction four days after navalny's death on truth social. improbably comparing himself to the martyr navalny and not blaming putin. >> no previous united states president, regardless of their party, has bowed down to a russian dictator perfect. and now we are seeing an example, something i just believe that the american people would never support. >>> more on my exclusive conversation with vice president kamala harris coming up. >>> plus, countdown to south carolina. nikki haley sharpening her attacks against trump for his pro-putin stance. >> it's amazing to me how weak in the knees he is when it comes to putin. >>> happy presidents' day, jefferson. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as the 46th president of the united states faces crises on all sides, how to publish putin for the death of his most celebrated critic alexei navalny. navalny's wife o

edward ahmed mitchell, if you could tell us more about this case?alk about what happened outside austin, texas, a case your representing as well. >> it has been almost a month the man was shot in the head and killed. has the state department anything more? as the israeli government announced charges? no. they're not going to do it. what the state department is doing is releasing boilerplate statements and then nothing happens. you know this because you can go back even further. we remember the assassination of shireen abu akleh. has anyone been charged with killing her? has anyone been held accountable? no. the israeli government says no it is going to be charged with killing her. even the people who tried to save her were shot at. the israeli government is not owing to hold itself accountable. only the american government can do that but they are refusing to do so. whether it was a young man shot in the head, two people kidnapped and gaza, you see the same pattern over and over again. the state department says something basic and generic and they d

mitchell, mitchell here has a reputation as a tough litigator.mer colleague told politico, "he has a strong conviction for what he thinks the law is." [laughter] actually not the best compliment you could give. "oh, yeah, this guy's a great surgeon. he'll definitely remove what he thinks is your appendix." all right? mitchell, this mitchell fella, he has a history with the supreme court. he's argued before them in the past, and during law school, he maintained a website called "scalia shrine," in which he posted opinions and quotes from his favorite justice. you had a website devoted to your favorite supreme court justice? now, i know i'm a man who has read "the lord of the rings" too many times to count, but i just want to say nerd! [applause] i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i apologize. in their written argument, trump's lawyers pinned their hopes mainly on semantics. "a lotta people say your supporters are anti-semantic but not me. i love the semantics. you know they invented bagels." here's an example. for instance, mitchell claims the insurrection cla

dana mitchell was shot in the back. >> within a second he shot the person in the hallway, and that split second gave me time to duck >> you were afraid he was going to come back. >> oh, yeah. >> and kill you. >> yes. >> reporter: six days before, the 25-year-old bought the rf-15 and 120 rounds the police report included this note handwritten by sturgeon after getting the gun, "oh, my god, this is so easy. >> i know that it's really easy to buy a gun, but it almost felt like that he was bragging about how easy it was. >> reporter: river city firearms, where sturgeon bought the gun, has not been charged with any crime, but data obtained by the gun violence prevention group brady and reviewed by nbc news reveals that the atf notified the dealer that a large number of guns bought at the store have been used in crimes. a dealer gets a letter like this one when at least 25 of its firearms sold in the last three years are traced to crimes in the previous 12 months the agency has sent more than 1,500 dealers these notifications since 2022 according to the data river city firearms didn't get just

andrea mitchell one on one with vice president kamala harris new reaction to the death of a chief putin critic >> we know that putin is responsible. >> as she pushes for more support of both nato and ukraine. >> do we stand with our friends in the face of extreme brutality or not >>> former president trump defiant after that $350 million decision against him, and now launching a sneaker line with golden hightops. >>> the winter blast dumping up to a foot of snow in the northeast. drivers trapped on a highway for hours as the west coast braces for another dangerous atmospheric river. >>> college murder mystery. two people shot in their dorms. a campus on lockdown the killer still on the loose. terrified students desperate for answers. >>> and the emotional high-flying sendoff for this beloved school police officer. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> good evening. it is every homeowner's nightmare -- a gas leak leading to an explosion. authorities are investigating if that's what happened last night in the virginia suburbs of washington, d.c. this was the scene immed

la jueza dispuso la posiciÓn de trump expresada por mitchell.se indica que nadie podrÁ ocupar un cargo pÚblico si ha participado en una insurrecciÓn o rebeliÓn contra los estados unidos. mitchell agregÓ que esta enmienda no menciona el cargo del presidente y que este mandatario tampoco ha sido condenado. cuando hablÓ el abogado de colorado la jueza reiterÓ que la enmienda no incluye la palabra presidente. [habla en inglÉs] pedro: el abogado o experto en la corte suprema dice que es altamente probable que trump gane por el lenguaje de la enmienda. >> no es auto ejecutable, es decir que los estados no la pueden implementar sin un acto del congreso. pedro: tan pronto terminÓ la audiencia en la corte suprema el expresidente trump de alguna manera celebrÓ lo que a su juicio escuchÓ de parte de los argumentos legales. fue un acto muy hermoso en muchos aspectos, dijo trump, y culpÓ a la casa blanca y el departamento de justicia de confabularse en su contra. el abogado dice que cree que es posible que se emita una decisiÓn en semanas. eliÁn: los votante

. >> al's has taken the life of kenneth mitchell.is family says the canadian born actor died saturday. mitchell was known for his roles in star trek discovery and captain marvel. he was diagnosed with als in 2018 and went public two years later, saying he was in shock when he found out kenneth mitchell was 49. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> pope francis conducted his usual sunday prayers from a vatican window one day after suffering what was called a mild flu like condition. the illness forced the 87 year old to cancel an event on saturday. during his appearance yesterday, the pope prayed for those suffering in the wars in ukraine and the middle east. >> we'll get a new gauge on the housing market today when the government releases its latest sales numbers. report it could go a long way toward answering the question is the market finally improving for buyers? abc's alexis christoforous reports home buyers enjoying something they haven't seen in years. >> more homes to choose from as a drop in stubbornly high mortgage ra

rachel mitchell of grandstanding? she will not send bag to new york a man accused of murder and then went on to stab people in arizona. she says he is too weak on crime. what do you say? >> well, i say bravo e to the maricopa county d.a. for standing her ground and not allowing this monster to be extradited back to new york. i mean, is in any surprise? under alvin bragg's leadership -- or lack thereof i would say -- and his revolving door criminal justice policy, we've allowed literally felons with hundreds of arrests back out onto the streets. he's only prosecuting less than 60%, he's downgraded 60% of felonies. he's letting people out, i mean, liz, just recently he allowed four migrants who viciously beat nypd officers on camera off with zero bail. so, you know, i wouldn't trust this joke of a d.a. to try a jay walking case, let a alone a murder. elizabeth: you know, this murder murderer, alleged murderer, rod, he's being held without bail in arizona. he's accused of stabbing two women there. he is accused of strang