here on msnbc. >> so who's going to be in the audience? >> well, there's going to be a whole lot of folks that have in one way or another been affected by immigration reform. dreamers folks -- military veterans folks that have been fighting for immigration reform for many many years. and a lot of folks that simply some students here at fiu, florida international university, this is a campus that has more than 60% minority attendance. it graduates folks from all over the world and of course latinos in the united states in law, in medicine, in all kinds of different expertise areas. they're all going to be at this town hall meeting tonight. and many of them are going to be asking questions to the president directly and also a lot of the folks that have been watching us on msnbc and telemundo that have used our hashtag to send us questions they would like the president to be asked. they will also be able to participate tonight. it's going to be a very interesting group and i hope a conversation that leads us to an in-depth conversation about

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joining me now is msnbc's erin karm own and james peterson.here. >> thanks, rev. >> great view. great job. justice ginsburg was very strong in her dissent on votes rights in her opinion that she wrote. what does she say needs to happen now? >> what's interesting, i think there were two audiences for her comments. one was her fellow justices, the ones who in the majority opinion in the shelby county voting rights decision, basically said, you know what, this history is over, there's no more racism. we don't need the kinds of federal protections we had to protect voting rights anymore, so she's saying, you can't wave a magic wand. she believes in a dialogue with congress but she recognizes that congress is really broken right now, and if you're sitting around waiting for congress, you might wait for a long time. >> a supreme court justice really calling the congress out, is that unusual? >> it's not unusual from justice ginsburg. i think she believes in the interlocking working relationships between all three branches of government. and i think

i think on msnbc, a rival cable news channel i suppose steve cornacki has consistently broken news inhe chris christie scandal. >> it helps to be in new jersey >> it does. and it helps to be a former reporter who new some of the players >> : what appeals to me and what i've been able to do a few time, be writing for the web but continue to be a reporter that continues to write stories, like i did at the new york times and then to bring those onto television on my show. it can work the other way as well. you can have a television interview and write a web story based on the interview that in some cases may get more readers than the television show did >> right >> in both cases, you're able to reach more people and report as well as anchor, and that, to me, is something that, a, i'm hoping to do. and, b, i'm happy that the others do. and i think those are two examples of people that are doing it >> let's home that that. >> it should be easy and it's surprisingly hard. there haven't been as many advances in television around that as there should be >> right >> it's exciting for me to now

i used to work at msnbc. he was very nice and professional to me and very kind to me personally. it doesn't matter whether i watch, whether i want him to be fired excuse me. it matters what the folks in kentucky think. >> that is right on. it's all about what you guys think. if you can't trust a news anchor you're not going watch that person. nbc news made $200 million on the nightly news with mr. williams. that is $50 comblinl more than cbs. they had to take him off because if they didn't it could insult you, the viewer. reporting comes with a big responsibility. founding fathers made the point clearly, saying we'll give you freedom. we'll protect you from government intrusion. but in return, you, the press must be honest. president john adams got so fed up with the press he tried to shut it down but the balance of power stopped mr. adams from doing that. here in the factor we're in our 19th season and made mistakes in the past but very few. we take great pains to present with you information that can be verified. all americans who love their country should think about what happ

it all airs here on msnbc at 8:00 p.m. i already feel like we're the most c >>> in the years after 9/11, we know that the cia operated black sites around the world. undisclosed facility people were taking to be interrogated. the city of chicago is operating what is called the domestic equivalent of a cia black site. one man was convicted with two others of having an incendiary device. he was taken to a facility after his arrest and he described his experience. >> they took us to this building. we were never booked or processed. i was in homeland square for about 17 hours handcuffed to a bench before i was finally allowed to see an attorney. >> that is not at issue. the issue is is it used for keeping arrestees out of official booking databases. denying attorneys access to the secure facility. holding people without legal counsel. >>> we also ask the office of may your rahm emanuel for comment. they have not responded, but today is an election day in chicago and rahm emanuel is watching the results of the poll. up next, the

she spoke out about hillary clinton with reverend al sharpton on msnbc's "politics nation." >> a lot of progressives have questions about whether she'll be a progressive warrior. what would you say to them? >> you know i think that's what we've got to see. i want to hear what she wants to run on and what she says she wants to do. that's what campaigns are supposed to be about. >> as for secretary clinton, "the new york times" says she stretched campaign messages in silicon valley, starting with lines like this. >> we have to restore economic growth with rising wages for the vast majority of americans, and we have to restore trust and cooperation within our political system so that we can act like the great country we are. >> according to "bloomberg," mitt romney's 2012 finance chair says an unchallenged clinton could raise -- listen to this -- $1.7 billion for the general election. >>> a new ppp survey on potential gop candidates has wisconsin governor scott walker at the top with a quarter of the vote, followed by dr. ben carson with jeb bush rounding out the top three. >>> accordin

we're going to continue this conversation on the rundown and throughout msnbc. it's an important issue, one that i thank you for letting us be a part of your day. [ applause ] >>> this is a big night here at msnbc. thank you for joining us tonight. what you just saw was president obama with jose diaz vallart. the conversation happening at florida international university in miami. president obama i think making news in a bunch of ways in that appearance. this is my take on what just happened. i think he made a bunch of news. and not just for his super inflammatory accusation that jose dyes his hair. rest assured we will get to the bottom of that outrage. president obama also tonight in his appearance is taking a direct shot at likely 2016 presidential candidate jeb bush. i'm not sure i've ever heard him talk about jeb bush before tonight. but he did so directly tonight in a very negative way. that was a bit of a shock. president obama tonight also saying bluntly, and with -- for him what counts as a lot of emotion, that it is the republican party specifically th

joining me from the conference is msnbc's political correspondent casey hunt and msnbc's abby huntsmanyou both for being here. >> thank, rev. >> good evening. >> hillary clinton wasn't there, but they sure talked a lot about her. what do you make of that? >> well reverend i think it just goes to show you that all the of the people at this conference expect they'll be running against hillary clinton in 2016 and if you look at the way what's going on in the middle east with isis is playing out on the world stage, it is the opening they are looking to focus on and attack her on as much as they're going after the president for showing weak leadership in that regard. you had candidate after candidate stand up on the stage today, and talk about what they called radical islamism. >> clearly while she wasn't here, everybody knows who they're expecting to run against. >> the right also didn't shy away from their favorite topic, benghazi. watch. >> nor is it leadership when hillary clinton can see, what difference does it make? when our embassy is deliberately attacked and four americans are mur

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on msnbc. but you're going to want to watch this. it's around hour with president obama talking about this very issue at a very critical time in our nation's history. >>> i also want to bring in -- we'll be talking about another very important issue making headlines throughout the world today. and i want to talk about terrorism. i want to bring in middle east analyst and political science don borelli. also a 25-year veteran of the fbi and an msnbc contributor. thank you both for being with me this morning. don, i want to start with you. jay johnson says his staff will be down to a skeleton if the deadline expires on friday. are they at a greater risk? >> the critical people will continue to go to work. even back with the fbi, we would face these possible furloughs and things like that. and i can tell you that the people that join these organizations like dhs or the fbi, they are committed to the mission. it is a distraction, it's something that you really don't want them focusing on whether they are going to get paid or not. the crit

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. >>> and msnbc retired special agent jim cavanaugh joins me. we became familiar with this during the bush administration where there are reports that there are supposed individuals plotting against the united states and the isis is trying to get them to come there to their caliphate and when they stay home they are more dangerous. and how do you determine who want to do something ugly but isn't organized or funded or equipped to do anything really? >> well what you do joy, is what the special agents and the nypd did in this case for 18 months, they talked to them and listened to them and monitoring their websites and got their criminal intent and disposition and outlined the conspiracy. i looked over the complaint and it is detailed in what they were planning to do. and conspiracies are a powerful federal statute and we use it in bombing conspiracies like this case. and in a conspiracy the group gets together to plan something. that is talk. it takes overt acts. you have to do something in furtherance of the conspiracy to make the conspiracy co

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chris matthews is the host of "hardball" on msnbc. all, thank you for being here >> it's a joy, joy. you are so great. >> thank you. thank you. as are you. >> can you stop there with that? >> i know. i'm so excited. but chris, please explain to me when a compromise has been handed to house speaker john boehner by mitch mcconnell, whatever you think of him he's a hell of a negotiator. he's created a split vote where his caucus can vote on immigration and vote on a clean dhs bill. why doesn't boehner take that up and go for it? >> probably because 50 or 100 of his caucus members don't want to go home to a primary fight. they don't want to face their people at home. you opened the door. they're here illegally. that's because of you. you did that. why don't you enforce the law? how come you became the president what he wanted in the executive order?sz why didn't you stand up to the president? i'm giving you the mouth they're going to face at home. they say, i'd rather fight with john boehner than the people back home. just remember f you

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i used to work at msnbc.is one of the first people who was frankly, you know, very nice and professional to me there. so he has always been very kind to me personally, but i will say, this it doesn't matter whether i watch whether i want him to be fired, excuse me, it matters like the folks in paducah kentucky think. >> now, that is right on. it's all about what you guys think. if you can't trust the news anchor or commentator, you are north going to watch that person nbc news made more than $200 million in 213 on the nightly news with mr. williams. that was 30 million more than abc. 50 million more than cbs. so obviously nbc didn't want williams off the air but they had to take him off. if they didn't it would insult you the news viewer. reporting comes with a big responsibility founding fathers made that point very clearly. in return, you, the press must be honest. president john adams got so fed up with the press he tried to shut it down. but the balance of power stopped mr. adams from doing that here on t

this is "first look" on msnbc.ow. >>> we've had a long history in this country of saying, you've got to get vaccinated for the common good. this is not just a matter of the kids' health it's a matter of anyone's health. >>> poe lit sizing vaccines. candidates try to take their place on this issue. >>> and uber is growing at a rapid speed, but could the company find itself a target of one of america's tech giants? >>> and a who's who of snl alums are counting down the day to the 40th anniversary show and we have the all-star line upset to take part. this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it's tuesday, february 3rd. and this is "way too early." now, your vision this morning is not blurry. i'm will cane in for thomas roberts who is making hi ways back from phoenix. snow on the east coast is complicating travel. >>> i've sat over there at that table on "morning joe" a few times. i look forward to spending the morning with you all. we begin this morning on the road to 2016. and an unexpected issue is emerging as a h

tomorrow here on msnbc, the great jose, host of "the rundown" on msnbc, he's going to be hosting a townght on msnbc, with president obama. the town hall is at florida international university in miami. unless republicans in congress find a way to pass a bill to fund homeland security, a potential shutdown that would happen as a protest against president obama's executive actions on immigration. that town hall with president obama is about immigration. and more. and it's going to air at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc tomorrow night. we'll be right back. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >>> debuncton junction, what's my function? we start with a controversy involving an an core at the fox news channel who is named bill o'reilly. you may ha

chris matthews would be trending later, not our msnbc chris matthews but seattle receives it to starthe second half and jump out to a ten-point lead after a field goal. but the patriots they surge back in the fourth, first with a four-yard touchdown pass from tom brady to danny amendola then again with this three-yard td interception by julian edelman, 28-24 and with just two minutes to play it's enough time for the seahawks to mount a game-winning drive. >> russell in the pocket. russell for kearse and broken up again. is it -- but somehow? did he wind up with the football? >> this was absolutely amazing the pass looks like it's broken up. the ball never hits the ground as the receiver hauls in the pass while on his back. one play later seattle with a chance to put this one away on second and goal from the 1 yard line. >> second and goal. sets up on the left. play clock at 5. pass is intercepted at the goal line by malcolm butler. unreal! >> yeah that's the name you haven't heard before the rookie malcolm butler with this patriots interception. seattle decides to go with that pass in

and msnbc's abby huntsman.e. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> did alabama's chief justice try to break the law in the name of states rights? last night, alabama chief justice roy moore ordered judges not to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. just hours before federal ruling went into effect allowing same-sex marriages. this morning the supreme court refused to issue a stay to overturn the ruling and at least eight counties began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. but the confusion has led judges in some counties to continue denying same-sex marriage licenses. like in shelby county where a sign on the courthouse door reads, "due to the conflicting orders, this office will not issue any marriage licenses for the immediate future." joy, is this states rights in alabama all over again? >> yeah it is. it's almost like judge roy moore is sort of the back to the future supreme court justice. the supremacy clause it's in the constitution article 6. it says federal law supersedes state law and if the supreme

we're going to continue this conversation on the rundown and throughout msnbc.s an important issue, one that i thank you for letting us be a part of your day. [ applause ] \s >>> this is a big night here at msnbc. thank you for joining us tonight. what you just saw was president obama with jose diaz vallart. the conversation happening at florida international university in miami. president obama i think making news in a bunch of ways in that appearance. this is my take on what just happened. i think he made a bunch of news. and not just for his super inflammatory accusation that jose dyes his hair. rest assured we will get to the bottom of that outrage. president obama also tonight in his appearance is taking a direct shot at likely 2016 presidential candidate jeb bus

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i want to bring in msnbc aviation analyst john cox.. >> good morning, jose. >> pretty extraordinary, isn't it, for investigators to have that kind of footage trying to figure out exactly what happened? >> the video will certainly help the investigators along with the digital flight data recorder. they should have a clear indication of what happened in short order, meaning a few days. >> and we've actually isolated part of the dramatic footage, the taxi and part of the bridge. tell me what you see here. >> one of the things that i noticed very quickly is the airplane is under control to a point. and then once it starts to roll the roll is unarrested which means probably the crew couldn't stop it. >> this is consistent with an engine loss event which they report if the airplane is allowed to get a little bit too slow. the rutter can no longer provide enough authority and i suspect, based on the flight path of the wreckage, that this is something the investigators are going to look at very very carefully. >> so if it's really kind of losi

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>> time for "the rundown" right here on msnbc. have a great day, everybody. >> see you, guys. >>> good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart and first on "the rundown," a critical moment for president obama and an opportunity to change direction in the fight against terrorists. specifically isis. now at the white house representatives from 60 nations are meeting strategizing on how to defeat an increasingly barbaric group. bombing them has had a limited effect. aiding their enemies isn't doing much either and every time the u.s. seems to knock them back in one place, isis seems to gain ground somewhere else. at 4:15 eastern, the president himself will argue that we must expand the fight beyond the battlefield and get to the root of the problem. stopping these people from becoming terrorists in the first place. vice president biden laid out that argument at the summit's opening. >> we need answers that go beyond force. we have to work on the ground up, and engage our communities and engage those who might be susceptible to being radicalize

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and msnbc's toure.ank you. >> thanks rev. >> stephanie, what's your reaction to the big news? >> well number one, you are right, he is irreplaceable. number two, all i know is i made a list of top seven replacements for jon stewart and i will not tramp on his cold body for a shameless plug. it will be interesting to see what direction "the daily show" goes. >> toure, were you as shocked as i was? >> i was extraordinarily shocked to look at all that this man has brought. he was a "prime news" source for a lot of them. when you think about the folks that he brought into the economyour attention, on and on and on, you think about the sort of muscular liberalism, he was a proud liberal, unapologetic you didn't see a lot of that on television, especially outside of this place. he loved to attack politicians but even more than that he was a media critic and sort of the most interesting media critic -- >> he always had fun with politicians and newsmakers. let's watch this. >> do you have a favorite shake for t

tomorrow here on msnbc, the great jose host of "the rundown" on msnbc, he's going to be hosting a townall tomorrow night on msnbc, with president obama. the town hall is at florida international university in miami. unless republicans in congress find a way to pass a bill to fund homeland security a potential shutdown that would happen as a protest against president obama's executive actions on immigration. that town hall with president obama is about immigration. and more. and it's going to air at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc tomorrow night. we'll be right back. esurance was born online. which means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so you only pay for what's right for you which saves money. they settle claims quickly which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet which saves gas, which saves money. they were born online, and built to save money, which means when they save, you save. because that's how it should work in the modern world

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. >>> plus why did msnbc ask eric holder to quack like a duck? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "media buzz." >>> the television world was stunned when jon stewart suddenly announced that later this year he'll be stepping down from his comedy central franchise. >> 17 years is the longest i have ever in my life held a job by 16 years and five months. thank you. the upshot there being, i am a terrible employee. but in my heart i know it is time for someone else to have that opportunity. >> the openly liberal comedian rarely criticizes president obama, but when he does such as after the paris rally for press freedom during those terror attacks, it stings. >> how could obama not be there? look how many world leaders he could have bowed down to and apologized? >> and when john mccain told me that stewart is unfair to republicans, i got the treatment. >> from immigration to rogue nations, this past sunday our nation's leading journalistic lights saw answers to the day's most pressing questions. >> you've been on "the daily show." is jon stewart fair to re

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and host of msnbc shift change.s operated by a two-person crew an engineer and conductor. they decoupled the train from the engine and the wreck before this kent down and walked away unharmed and you have some reporting on how that practice could change. >> correct. right now every freight change has two people on board. the engineer and the conductor. like in a cockpit. planes can fly themselves but we have two people on there. same on a rail war. but talking about tank cars engineers are trying to cut the number of workers in the cab so there is only one person. two summers ago in canada massive explosion and you talk about a dynamite explosion took out a town near the border of maine and it had gone from two people in the cab to one. the guy got out and set the brakes and didn't set enough of them and the train rolled away with no one inside. >> and would this have played out differently with having two people on the train. >> i think it would. the conductor and engineer working together that mitigated it. when t

i'm betty nguyen and this is first look on msnbc. roberts right now. ♪ wayne's world, wayne's world. excellent. all right. [ applause ] >> it's friday it's 10:30, time to party i'm and your excellent host wayne campbell. with me also is gather. >> party on wain. >> how is everybody doing? doing all right? excellent. well it's great to be here at snl 40. it's hard to believe this show has been going on for 40 years. >> do you mean this show right now has been going on for 40 years? because it feels like it. >> yeah pretty much. >> how about it. >> right. >> about. >> how about more like -- >> try. >> okay. >> good morning, i'm jo scarborough. it's monday february 16th. welcome to "way too earlier" on a way too cold morning in new york city. last night if you were like me you spent the evening reliving your younger saturday nights by watching the 40th anniversary of "saturday night live" a wonderful celebration if you could look past the aarp commercials talking about memory loss. or a few of the legends on stage, they probably should

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joining me msnbc contributor and huffington post washington bureau chief and also the author of "this country on drugs." good morning. >> good morning. >> so you're in d.c. what's the reaction there, just a day after this initiative took effect? >> you know, i never thought i'd see this happen as quickly as it has in my lifetime and i was asleep when it became legal. most everyone else in washington woke up. pot it been illegal a day before. it was legal the next morning and nothing changed. it's just that a plant that had previously been prohibited now is not prohibited. so you know in some sense it's meaningless gesture. on the other hand you know, this means that there are going to be scores of people every day or every week that aren't going to be arrested for something as silly as possessesing marijuana. >> republican congressman is imp plenting this says it violates civil law and congress system has the final say over the city's bchbts and laws and the republicans in charge seem determined to make bowser pay. where do opponents plan to take this? >> they don't have very far to g

msnbc kasie hunt is joining us.o see you. >> reporter: good morning, jose. >> how do you think they are taking him being described as a moderate. >> reporter: this is the first time that jeb bush has been in front of an audience like this where it's full of conservative activists. i will say that this audience is little different than a lot of people characterize it. it tends to be younger and tends to have a libertarian streak. they are going to talk about things like marijuana. so i think that he's going to be facing a lot of curious and interested young people who haven't had a chance to see him before. and i think the question is going to be whether he uses the platform to start down the road of losing the primary to win the general, as he put it when he was initially talking about potentially running for president. this would be a potential place to do that. the audiences here can usually smell pandering in the water. he wasn't as conservative as he wanted that audience to believe. >> and kasie, let's talk abou