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thank you, eugene daniels, of politico and monica alba, nbc news. appreciate both of you for your time and your insights. >>> joining me now, how are democrats reacting to the verdict? let's speak to congresswoman joyce beatty, chair of the congressional black caucus. congresswoman, thank you for joining me on the show. seven republicans voted for conviction, making it the most bipartisan impeachment trial in history. 43 republicans did not, some of them admitting trump was behind the violence. where does that leave the democracy when one of the parties of a two-party system simply won't do its duty and defend democracy? >> well, i think what we saw was a poisonous grip that trump had on those republicans that did not vote. we are very pleased that there are seven republicans who stood up for the american people and who are willing to continue to fight, which means they put democracy, they put the constitution before one man and one person. i think we will move forward. i think the good news is that we have to focus on now that this is behind us fro

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i want to go back to our white house correspondent monica alba who is in west palm beach.e last eight minutes. i don't expect you to have read all 78 pages. give me the highlights. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right. my colleague on capitol hill and myself getting our first look at this trial memo from the former president's team. they go into great detail specifically on then president trump's remarks on january 6th at that stop the steal rally where he did encourage his supporters to, quote, fight like hell and walk to the u.s. capitol. they are arguing in this brief that all of that should be protected by free speech protection and first amendment rights. that's a big chunk of the brief. in addition to that, they delve into these questions of the constitutionality of all of this. they are going to argue that the senate does not have jurisdiction over a former president, only over a sitting one. they go into that in a number of pages as well. the major conclusion from this, hallie, does come down to a question of this single article of impeachment presented by th

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monica gandhi about which masks to wear and how to wear them and how many. then we look at mounting pressure for president biden to cancel student debt. >> president j biden has a remarkable opportunity to unite broad coalition of individuals together behind cool student loan -student loans. it would not only the cumbrancabout,ut set of the conditions that got us a president trump in the first place. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. millions of people in texas are suffering as a new winter storm hits the state amid a deadly power and water crisis. as texas experiences record-low temperatures, more than 600,000 homes remain without power after texas's under-regulated electrical grid collapsed. some texans are sleeping in their cars for heat. more than 12 million texans face water disruptions. residents in houston, austin, san antonio, and other areas have been ordered to boil tap water to ensure its safety. but many don't have electricity to do it. some parts of the state h

monica is in west palm beach with the latest on trump's defense strategy. and we have mike in delaware following president joe biden. we start with you, mariana, this sunday morning. we're about 48 hours away from trial kicking off. what can we expect? >> hey, good morning. yeah. it's been almost a month since we saw the house formally impeach former president donald trump. now it's the senate's turn to decide whether they'll convict or acquit the former president. we don't really have a firm schedule except for the fact that the impeachment trial begins on tuesday. for republicans and democrats in the senate don't want it to go on forever. the last impeachment trial lasted three weeks. they're hoping they can get it done by next saturday, which would be less than a week. and i'll let monica talk about trump's defense and what they're going to argue. when it comes to the house impeachment managers, all of them democrats, they're going to try to appeal to senators' heart strings. all of these elected members of congress in the capitol as the insurrection too

maria sotomayor who is on capitol hill covering the impeachment, white house correspondent for nbc monica alba is in west palm beach with the latest on trump's defense strategy and msnbc correspondent mike memoli is in will ling ton, delaware, following president biden. mariana, we're two days away from the senate trial. what are we learning about how this process will play out? >> reporter: kendis, tuesday definitely marking the start of the impeachment trial. we don't have an exact schedule as to how this will play out. but if past is precedent, we should point out it's likely starting on tuesday there will be a 23u78 ber of opening arguments, then pre battles, rebuttals and senators will be able to speak about how they may vote. finally, that final vote on whether to convict or acquit the final president. one thing that senators want to leave in the past is the long and lengthy trials. we remember during the first impeachment trial of the former president, it lasted roughly three weeks. senators hoping this just goes until saturday, so not even a full week. also, one thing we do know,

if he do gives it. >> monica, still no word from president trump, no tweets.ed doors, he has to be reacting from this. what do you know about his thoughts and his lawyer's next move? >> reporter: we don't know very much, steph, exactly to your point because we're not hearing any of that publicly from the former president. but we are getting a pre spru from someone who was involved in the first impeachment trial of then president trump. that's jonathan turley, who was called asen expert witness. somebody who is often cited in conservative circle who's is a constitutional scholar who can weigh in on these matters. he is pointing out that most likely what we will hear from the former president's defense team tomorrow and beyond is the fact that what the house hangers did yesterday was largely emotive but not probative. jonathan turley making the case that you can say, for example, this is like pointing out this is a house on fire. here are the remnants. you can't necessarily materially show that person is guilty of the arson. so to this main central question of c

nbc's monica alba where the former president has been since leaving washington.sident's defense strategy. thank you for joining us on this. talk us through the defense strategy we're hearing so far from the former president's team? >> reporter: so many remarkable differences between this upcoming impeachment trial and the last one, yasmin. if you think about just the setting, the fact that obviously donald trump then was the sitting president, that's really going to be a cornerstone of his defense team's argument, saying that they will argue that it is unconstitutional to try to convict a former president who is obviously no longer in office. but when we also make these comparisons and think back to a year ago, you had donald trump who was able to offer a lot of counter programming to his own trial. he was on the trail. he was doing campaign rallies. he was obviously holding events at the white house. a much different picture now that he is living here in south florida as a private citizen, spending most of his time on the golf course and without his preferred so

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from wilmington to west palm beach, let's go to nbc's monica alba. what can you tell us, monica, about trump's defense strategy going into trial this week? >> we've known for weeks now, alex, democrats tend to use a lot of the videos and realtime imagery from the events of january 6th and insurrection at the capitol against former president trump. that will be a centerpiece of their case. they're going to be using his own words also, for instance, in that rally that he spoke to that crowd of thousands just before those pro-trump supporters went and breached the grounds of the u.s. capitol, where he told them to fight like hell. now we're hearing from the president's legal team, actually they also intend to use some videos and some democrats in their own words from events last summer when we saw, of course, all of the social unrest that stemmed from the killing of george floyd. so that is now what we're getting an insight into from bruce castor, that was not previously known. he's one of the former president's new lawyers who's been brought on and he

and monica, i apologize. your title is white house correspondent.defense starts today for president trump. and quite frankly, his lawyers didn't acquit themselves terribly well during the week, and that's -- i'm quoting republicans in saying that. what are you hearing about the president's mind-set and what we expect to see today? >> reporter: and it was donald trump, himself, kasie, according to our reporting, who was most upset with that first showing from bruce castor and david schoen, that meandering, at times, completely off-the-cuff response to even what his own attorneys called a very strong and impressive case from the house impeachment managers. so, we know that behind the scenes, the former president has been in touch with his lawyers, urging them to essentially get it together for today. and i can tell you, kasie, according to my reporting, that as of even late last night, they did not have the specific order of speakers nailed down or exactly which themes they want to hit first and in what order, either. so, they were still trying to red

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monica alba there, in west palm beach, florida, thank you. kasie hunt, thanks to you as well.s as well. daniel, since you're newest to the party so to speak, house managers pushing back hard on the former president's legal team argument that this trial is unconstitutional. what is the best argument that the house managers have here? >> well, i think the best argument is both precedence and the plain text of the constitution. it's a common sense argument where the constitution the way it is written contemplates that a president would first be removed from office before there is a vote on disqualification. so the fact that he is already out of office doesn't change the structure of the constitution. one thing that i would stress even more than what i've been hearing a lot over the last couple days is, this is not a situation where donald trump was charged two years after he left office. he was charged or rather he was impeached, which is akin to a charge, while he was in office. the fact that mitch mcconnell then delayed the senate trial until donald trump was out of office does

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time before it's his turn until the tourists come back life on the beach will be far from carefree monica and. rio de janeiro. demands the workers in the indian state of. working around the clock to reach a number of villages which were casals off to a natural disaster last week an entire valley was flooded within minutes collapsed into a river key bridges were swept away excavated clearing brawl contemporary people living in a dozen villages have been relying on supplies being flown in by helicopter 36 people died and some 200 are still missing we've been working been my. aim is to provide as. and. still ahead on al-jazeera france hold off on a 3rd lockdown and while some are warning it's risky others are taking a holiday. and it's all eyes on the thermometer and ice skates at the ready as the netherlands keeps its fingers crossed for a once in a generation sporting event. is only a change because some people believe in a pose that is bigger than their. right to make. a mistake they put themselves to make the changes. we should have taken. we have the disco work to create new areas we ha

aviation now given that the pandemic is still who raging on can we also get to 2021 good morning monica yes that's a good question and certainly the results from from this morning and around the industry quite to really difficult times i think the 1st thing i would say is that really can't afford to forget 2021 as well as 2020 you mentioned in your introduction a horrendous shock 2020 brought to the aviation industry declining by more than ever in its history this means that the cough is a pleated the industry is really in in a very very difficult financial position and really constant forwards to to carry on like we had last year right the good thing that we do see that we see 2021 being different to 2020 is again you mentioned we already have some back seams and positively they appear to be working so there is a light is coming and we also know that there is demand but it's going to be slower and the current conditions make it extremely challenging to full cost what the year ahead is going to look like right and of course when you're talking about the industry i mean the industry is m

monicaal about a is in west palm beach florida. yesterday? >> reporter: he wasn't thrilled with it, according to "new york times," steph, but obviously according to them former president trump called him, persuaded him to stay on board, and that's ultimately what he decided to do. we know that because he appeared yesterday, was a part of all of the proceedings until sundown, then he left to observe the sabboth. we don't see him today as part of the team, shouldn't read into the fact this is someone that decided to quit or part ways necessarily. we're told the legal team as it stands remains intact. but that reporting from the times shows you the intense turmoil and disagreement. this is something that has plagued the former president because he has gone through so many different legal teams until this point, and some people representing him, like michael vanderveen were brought on board. it shows you how the process has been. we are told yesterday while donald trump was watching the defense team from mar-a-lago, he was far more ple

monica alba is in west palm beach florida with more on this. good to see you this afternoon. thank you for joining us on this. give us the latest on what you are hearing from the former president's camp. >> well, that statement that was released yesterday, yasmin, just after he was acquitted was really the biggest picture and most lengthy explanation we have seen, which can give us some clues as to his future and next steps. this is someone who for four years really dominated the spotlight and media, wanted to always be doing interviews and on-camera experiences. and then really, since the former president left office, he has really been out of sight, mostly on the golf course here in south florida. and without his twitter account, since he has been permanently band we haven't gotten as much reaction on all of the developments, certainly the capitol insurrection of for him to put out this very long statement in which he wanted to thank his attorneys, indicate how pleased he was with the outcome which he and his team expected. then they also talked about this movement which he

i want to bring in garrett haake on capitol hill, and my colleague monica alba inwet palm beach, florida where former president trump resides. what are we learning how the trial will technically proceed, specifically how democrats are going to make their case? >> reporter: it's interesting, we still haven't seen the organizing resolution, the official rules of the trial, which is set to get started tomorrow afternoon. but we know that democrats think some of their strongest evidence will be to replay the events of january 6th in much the same way most of the rest of the country experienced it, which is by video, to play the tapes of news coverage, of social media posts, of rioters who were in the capitol to really put people back into that space that they were in, and juxtapose the scenes of violence in this building, with what they believe are the scenes and the language of incitement from down the street on 1600 pennsylvania avenue where the president was speaking that morning. also using his tweets, his statements, as intent information, as intent details to back up why we got to this

let's go to monica alba in west palm beach, florida. monica, what is this all about? >> well, mitch mcconnell's words yesterday really were quite an intense rebuke of donald trump, and those will probably last on for a good while to come even though the senate minority leader voted not to convict the former president. his takedown of his behavior is something that now you have republicans like lindsey graham saying could be used in 2022 mid-term ads against republicans and this really sets up a major divide within the gop party and essentially those who stood by donald trump when he was in office hand now some who have not and who have broken with him and then, of course, those who completely voted against him. of course, you have the house gop lawmakers who voted to impeach and now that donald trump said he'll ted kate hits time to campaigning and running against those-of-candidates in the next mid terms. yes, many so of the republican senators are retiring and many are not who will go for the in the next election and say i want donald trump's help potentially to do

monica here has more from rio de janeiro. on friday it will be the anniversary of one year since the 1st case of cold did 19. or so and while the the country has the 2nd largest death toll after the united states the people are very worried because hospitals are really filled up in many states in this moment and all over the country and my one state has on top of that which back to yvonne top of that flood and also now break of the day ingots so it is a complicated situation brazil has a large experience of max vaccination it in the past with it has of a very good system but this time with this virus what has happened is a lot of misinformation well you had the federal government the president downplaying the virus saying he would not say that the native so there was there was you know there was a. a political infighting between the federal government and governors and states so there's a lot of. confusion and delays in starting this program and once it started in certain places it stopped because there wasn't enough there we

mÓnica, como siempre, un gusto saludarte, gracias por atendernos, que pases muy buenas tardes.o de los empleos esenciales estÁn en manos de los latinos, que a su vez son un grupo que concentra un nÚmero alto de personas viviendo bajo el mismo techo, no es difÍcil entender que sea una de las comunidades mÁs afectadas, mÁs golpeadas por el coronavirus. lo que resulta mÁs difÍcil es que no sea lo mismo al momento de recibir las vacunas. reportera: a nadie le sorprende a estas alturas que hay grandes disparidades que la pandemia ha evidenciado. vamos hacer un enlace, con el doctor bautista, que ha estudiado el comportamiento de los latinos de salud en este paÍs. >> el estado de california ha descuidado la salud de los latinos por 170 aÑos, no es nada nuevo. la pandemia del covid—19 arrojar luz sobre estas desigualdades. reportera: cuando hablamos de tener acceso a las vacunas, david, me sorprendÍ que no hay datos sobre la raza de las personas en muchos casos de los que estaba curando. >> no me sorprende, el caso de las pruebas casi el 30% de las pruebas tiene datos sobre la raza de

monica alba joining us from the white house this morning.hank you. >>> in new york, criticism against governor andrew cuomo is growing this morning after he tried defending himself in a fiery news conference yesterday afternoon. he faces increasing scrutiny over his handling of covid-19 deaths in the state's nursing homes. the fbi and the brooklyn u.s. attorney's office are investigating allegations into the underreporting of those deaths. and now the state senate is looking to limit his covid executive powers. msnbc's cori coffin has all the latest for us this morning. cori, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, the governor having to continue to address this controversy, when really, all he wants is for it to go away here in his state. in his latest press conference, he did admit that his staff created a void. he says they didn't provide enough public information fast enough, but he says that conspiracy theories, politics, and rumors filled that void. he also talked about how the information that should have come out ca

. >> nbc's monica alba is in west palm beach, florida. we're joined by mark murray as well. so, mon, senator graham also said the former president is, quote, mad at some folks. i've heard and i believe you have, too, that the former president is looking to challenge republicans he feels has been disloyal, maybe make that move back into the political spotlight. >> reporter: exactly, hallie. the former president is planning to throw all of his political weight behind people that he views as disloyal and this is someone that we of course saw while he was in office. loyalty is one of the most important things to him and if donald trump perceives that you are not being loyal and completely in his corner, then he is going to try to do everything he can to really work against you and we know now ahead of the 2022 midterms that's exactly his plan. he's particularly upset with not just the republicans obviously in the senate who voted against him, but also in the house. he has told people around him that he wants to weapon eyes his left over campaign funds and of course this current