an msnbc political contributor. also joining us, jonathan alter, a columnist for the "daily beast" and also an msnbc political analyst. since you were the deputy national security adviser, your reaction to these search warrants against giuliani? >> well, jonathan, what i'm struck by is the fact that clearly the justice department was ready to do this, wanted to do this for some time, and it was obstructed by the attorney general of the united states bill barr under donald trump. and as soon as merrick garland got confirmed, and lisa monaco who i worked closely with in the obama years was confirmed as deputy attorney general, this is just moving forward. clearly there's not just smoke, there's fire. this was signed off on by a magistrate, and it suggests to me that we're in the beginning of the justice department now being allowed to pull all of these threads. and if you look at rudy giuliani and you look at his conduct and you look at the corruption that was kind of hiding in plain sight, this is the beginning of a

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she is now an msnbc law enforcement analyst., what is your reaction here to all of these officers who we saw making a statement, showing up in uniform? >> like everyone, i am glad to see that people come forward and particularly the officers and really just tell the truth particularly chief medaria arradondo. it is very unusual for a chief to come forward in this manner and testify against one of his officers and other subject matter experts and officers coming forward, but the fact of the matter is what happened and what they saw was so gregious and so outside of policy that everyone felt compelled to come forward. it certainly represents a turning or a change of what some people would call the thin blue line when officers come forward in this manner very clearly stating all of the policy violations and all of the training violations that were not adhered to by former officer chauvin. >> let's pick up on what you said. a majority of the testimony suggested that chauvin's actions were not consistent with training and let's liste

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well, we are nearing the top of the hour, brand-new hour up here on msnbc. here on msnbc.he murder trial for minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. tensions high, ahead of closing arguments, tomorrow. >> i stand with you, and i am going to stand with you, and continue to fight in every way that i can, for justice, for justice. >> congresswoman maxine waters joining, taking to the streets across the country this week to protest several other police involved incidents. >> the latest on the deadly mass shooting at the fedex warehouse, in fedex warehouse, i indianapolis. the 19-year-old gunman legally purchased two assault rifles just months after police seized hison shotgun over concerns abo his mental state. the development coming amid growing pressure for president biden to takeg further action gun control. >>> plus, powerful words from 10-year-old transgender girl testifying against a bill that could send parents to prison for providingor gender-affirming ca to their kids.ir t. just -- it makes me sad that some politicians use trans kids like me to get votes from people

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we are live from msnbc headquarters in new york. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you, right now. with you, experts, half of the states in the u.s. have resumed johnson & johnson vaccinations. but those shots will now come with a warning, as officials say, they are pushing for younger americans to get vaccinated. >> msnbc is starting us off with a vaccination megasite in rockaway, new jersey, with the latest. cory, good morning. >> hey guys! good morning. this site will help vaccinate younger people moving forward here in the state of new jersey. and with the johnson & johnson vaccine, what we are learning is that more and more states are going to resume use of the vaccine. there are some states that have not said that they will bring it back yet. there are a number of reasons for that. one of which is that the demand is currently outpacing the supply in some states. what we are seeing is that some people who wanted to get vaccinated did, early on. there are still some waiting to get vaccinated, but

msnbc correspondent megan fitzgerald is following the trial. she joins us right now from minneapolis. megan, good morning to you. they seem to be quite quickly along into the third week. many said this trial would last just about a month. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. it is moving along and so as you mentioned, we expect the defense to present its case sometime early next week. and when they do, we know they're going to be calling a number of witnesses, including a long-time medical examiner from the state of maryland. what we are expecting the defense to do here is to use this expert to try and convince the jury, to sow doubt and convince them that george floyd died from an overdose and preexisting conditions. but last week the prosecution certainly knocked that theory down. they brought in medical expert after medical expert who testified that george floyd died from the actions of law enforcement officers. i want you to listen to some of the testimony in court from last week. >> there is no evidence to suggest he would have died that night,

we're live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we have a team of analysts standing by with the latest at this hour. we will start with washington, d.c. where the shock is still just settling following yet another deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. the flags at half-staff this morning, the slain capitol police officer called a martyr. amanda golden is on capitol hill for us this morning, with the very latest, and amanda, i was curious, because the incident literally just happened less than a day ago. was security a lot tight ther, tighter here this morning as you were getting in. >> it is early morning and i didn't notice a lot of difference compared to when we spoke last week but this is another sad and horrible day at the capital again, three months from the deadly insurrection that took place and as you said, there is one capitol police officer dead, another injured, currently not life-threatening injuries, but the suspect who jammed a car into a security barrier that i should note did exist before the january 6th attack, jumped

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. >>> good day, everyone, from msnbc headquarters. i'm alex witt. top right now, the big headlines, the minneapolis newspapers are preparing for the chauvin verdict. businesses boarding storefronts. the nypd moments ago confirming to nbc news that from tomorrow officers will not be allowed to take unscheduled days off. concern shared by lawmakers in the nation's capital. >> i'm very worried because i don't think anyone in minneapolis, frankly, anyone in the united states, a good part of the world would understand any other verdict other than guilty. >> that trial resumes tomorrow. closing arguments are scheduled for 10:00 a.m. judge cahill will give the instructions. video after recent video. today new calls for justice and police reform. >> those of us who hold significant positions must stand up. we must support them. we must speak out. we must call for justice. >> it's about ensuring people know what it is we are advocating for, body cameras. frankly, the atrocities we've seen and horrors we have witnessed have been possible because of body camer

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thank you, both. >> thank you. >>> we begin a new hour of msnbc right now. >>> first up on msnbc, georgia'sng its all-star game out of the state in protest of the new restrictive voting laws. >> in the middle of a pandemic, major league baseball put the wishes of stacy abram and joe biden ahead of the economic well-being of hard-working georgians who were counting on the all-star game for a paycheck. >> more republican-led states considering similar measures as corporate america faces pressure to take a public stand. >>> former president donald trump in the midst of another controversy, explosive new details on how he took advantage of his own supporters while seeking donations for his 2020 presidential run. >>> we're heading into day six of testimony in the derek chauvin trial tomorrow. the minneapolis police chief in a rare move, taking the stand against one of his own. >>> and hunter biden opening up with heartbreaking new details abou

eastern right here on msnbc. you don't want to miss that interview.ppearing to be stepping up the investigation into possible financial fraud by donald trump. this is following reports that a former daughter-in-law of a trump organization executive turned over boxes filled with financial documents. nbc legal analyst katie phang is still with us for more on this. katie, let's get into this. we were talking about matt gaetz a little bit earlier. and we said, matt gaetz was taking a page out of the book from donald trump and here we are talking about trump and the investigation led by cy vance into donald trump and specifically allen weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the trump organization, and there is this idea that -- there is this question, i should say, where we're wondering if prosecutors are trying to flip allen weisselberg to get more information on donald trump. talk us through exactly who the weisselbergs are, how important they are into this investigation, and specifically, the sons. >> so, allen weisselberg, who's the cfo of the tru

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we are live from msnbc headquarters in new york. we are hours away from the official procession here at windsor uk. >> this, of course, is buckingham palace. usually you can see the flag up top standing fully staff there, and it would be the royal standard if the queen is in-house, she is in fact at windsor castle, where we also have live cameras where we expect some movement within the next couple of hours leading up to the funeral for prince philip. >> we will have plenty of royal experts to dive in on what we can expect, as well as live reporters. we have a team of them following the latest this morning. we are going to kick off with protests around the country overnight. people taking to the streets in multiple cities, including chicago. brooklyn center, and oakland. outrage over several police-involved incidents. daunte wright was shot and killed almost a week ago, ten miles from where the derek chauvin trial is. adam toledo was killed after being shot by police in the chest, and in virginia, army officer nazario is suing two o

♪♪ >>> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york.s high noon on the nose in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. welcome to "alex witt reports." >>> developing now in washington, president biden gearing up to hit a 100-day milestone as well as a joint speech to congress. new nbc polling out this morning gives fresh insight on how the country perceives biden's first few months in the oval office. overall, the president garnering approval from a slim majority of americans. but will that honeymoon last? polling shows the president is receiving high marks on his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the economy, and uniting the country. >>> also reveals today, potential warning signs on a couple of issues as the white house faces low marks on immigration and guns. vice president kamala harris speaking broadly on issues such as stemming migrants crossing the southern border. >> we're making progress, but it's not going to evidence itself overnight. it will not. but it will be worth it. we're working on a plan to get there. we have to deal with c

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eastern, only on msnbc. >> new today, california is moving to correct a historic injustice.d from a black family almost 100 years ago. here's coverage of the story from june 27th, 1912. the headline there, colored people's resort meets with opposition. the photo shows willa bruce. she bought the manhattan beach property, her family's first plot of land for $425. she and her husband set up a resort that became popular with black beach-goers. her family was forced off the land when it was seized by eminent domain. joining us, a historian and designated spokesman for the bruce family. thank you for being with us on this. a major development came last friday. what are you hearing from los angeles county? >> well, supervisor janice hahn has announced that she would like to see the land given back to the bruce family. the present building there is the lifeguard training facility, and it is owned by the county of los angeles. which is the only part of the beach area that is owned by the county. and it just so happens it is sitting directly on our land that was owned buy our matriar

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and he picks it up now with "mtp daily" only on msnbc. ♪♪ >>> welcome to wednesday.is "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd here in washington. and as you've just been digesting, we've got the breaking news that involves the president -- former president's former lawyer, and former new york city mayor and former u.s. attorney rudy giuliani. sources have confirmed to nbc news that giuliani's apartment was -- there was a search warrant and federal officials officially went inside his apartment and commandeered some things that they needed thanks to an fbi search warrant. jonathan dienst reported just moments ago that it appears two locations were actually searched. this development represents a significant escalation in a criminal investigation stemming from giuliani's dealings with ukraine because it means a judge would have had to approve a search warrant on the basis that it is reasonably likely a search would turn up evidence that a crime was committed. this obviously is a major developing story. we're going to bring you the latest on what we know, the facts in ju

welcome to the msnbc family.ector talking about the uk variant, as cases continue to rise in michigan. in new jersey. the headline in this weekend's "washington post" warns the rise in variants will define the next phase of the pandemic. what are we looking at in the near term? >> well, thank you so much for having me on, alicia. especially today. you know, i would say we are at another very critical point where we're seeing in michigan could be a har binger of what other states are to expect, and it's really unclear why michigan is the hot spot right now. it may be because it was one of the first states to have the b-117 variant. also because there's relaxation of restrictions, as well as the fact that michigan just did so well with those restrictions in place that they may have a more vulnerable population. so a lot of different reasons why, and i think that we still have to be on guard, even though we have that light at the end of the tunnel. i think ultimately, it will be up to both individual will as well as

joining me now is msnbc political contributor ben rhodes. he's also the former deputy national security advisor in the obama administration. ben, we know the two sides are expected to meet again next week to talk about -- they decided to create some working groups to sort of go through this process together. what do you realistically think will happen when these talks have all wrapped up? >> well, aaron, the bottom line here is that in 2018, the trump administration pulled out of the nuclear deal and started piling on sanctions, including sanctions that iran was supposed to get relief from under the deal, and then iran pulled out of the nuclear deal a year later and resumed its nuclear program. and so these working groups are looking at these two things. how can iran go back to the nuclear restrictions and roll back their nuclear program under the deal? and how can the u.s. go back to providing iran the sanctions relief it was a part of that deal? the goal of these two groups, i think, is to identify, is there a date that we can put on the c

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attack on the media going after florida republican governor ron desantis a potential 2024 contender, msnbcoining in delivering the definition of a smear without proof off evidence. we have the story and update on new york democrats saying andrew yang thatat this democrat is toe the mayor of newme york city ths after yang was caught on camera laughing at disturbing misogynistic comments. new poll showing a growing number majority of disapproving biden's handling of the border crisis and shocking new video smugglers dropping a toddler over the border wall, 18-foot high also more on refugees, jampacked show, elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. >> we begin with former congressional candidate for maryland kim klacik. it's great to see you, what was your reaction when he saw facebook venturing around the world stories about the real estate shopping spree by the anticapitalist cofounder of black lives matter, worth more than 3 million. >> thank you so much for having me back, i am not shocked and i'm not surprised we knew that black lives matter was taken in over $90 million

and an msnbc public health analyst.er of the pandemic since last january. irvin, what's going wrong right now? >> well, we're in a very interesting point at the moment, both scary, as dr. walensky was saying, looking at the surges, but in some ways, optimism coming from the fact that the vaccination program is working very rapidly and we're moving fast. however, i believe she's totally correct in saying that we have a really long way to go, and we won't reach herd immunity, by the way, ali, unless we start vaccinating children, which represent between 23% and 25% of the general population. that program of vaccinating kids hasn't even begun yet. there's trials, and i think i'm optimistic that we can get that going by the summer. but we have a lot of work to do. plus, waiting in the wings, ali, are these variants, these mutations that are unpredictable. it looks like the vaccines that we have available now will control and tamp down those variants, but we don't know. we don't know what's coming. then we have lots of reckl

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joining me now, msnbc political analyst mehdi hassan on msnbc and peacock.do you think of this whole matt gaetz situation? >> there's so much, so many allegations and so many stories breaking every day. not just the central federal investigation which he says he's the subject not the target of of whether he trafficked a 17-year-old girl across state lines, but the wider context of who he is and his relationships with women who how he has carried himself both in office and as a private citizen. we've learned so much this week. stories about, you know, aallegations that he was sharing images of nude women on the floor of the florida house of representatives when he was there, berating women, allegations of drug use. all sorts of awful allegations about this guy who hasn't had much support from his republican colleagues. as i point out, the republican party created the likes of matt gaetz. he exists because the republican party is now a party of, you know, wannabe tv stars and performers and grifters and matt gaetz is a classic example of that. >> wannabe tv st

msnbc contributor and democratic pollster and msnbc analyst, welcome.l, michael steel, michael steel, what happened last flight, party unity? >> oh, yeah. >> what do you make of it? what are you hearing? >> well, you slam the party leadership on the one hand and you calm for unity on the other, typical trump. he was in his element. he had 400-plus people in the room. the rnc paid $100,000 to be there. there was no skin off his back. it was again a further aculturization of trump in the party and elites. mcconnell could care less at this point about what trump says about him. but it does have a negative downward pressure on the party as a whole. you are trying to set up races going into next year. you've got two big governors races this year in new jersey and virginia. so you've got to begin to focus on how you message to the american people after four years of absolute whacked out crazy. and so, it's a very hard thing to do. but that's just half the situation. the other half is what was the response of the people in the room? how -- who put up with him?

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she's going to break this here on msnbc sunday night.a big for profit company that runs group youth homes across the country. this is mostly homes for kids who are wards of the state, kids from foster care, or from the juvenile justice system, kids who definitely have nowhere else to go. and what kate has been able to report out about this big for profit company running tons of these facilities around the country, it's disturbing, and it is astonishing, and she has really gotten to the bottom of it. here's a little piece of her report that's going to air here on msnbc on sunday night. >> after he throws the bread, two sequel staffers approach cornelius, there is no audio and you can see they're talking but when cornelius throws another piece of food, they shove him to the ground, two men become three and six adults on top of him holding cornelius down. >> that is a violent response what the staff did, how long they held him down is shocking to people when they watch it. but it was not shocking to anybody that was in that lunchroom. >> fo

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later, msnbc had keith olbermann and rachel maddow. at this point, i wouldn't consider anyone on msnbc progressive. we are not that far removed from our original purpose which is to be the strongest voice and often the only voice for progressive's. host: how do you find progressives as you see it? guest: there is the general definition commode trying writing about, expanding the circle of liberty, equality, opportunity and justice. aren't most americans in favor of that? no, republicans hate everything if i just said. they don't want to expand the circle of liberty at all. i can prove it. do you want to expand it to immigrants? no. trans people? no. you have never wanted to expand it, you have never been in favor of justice. so that eliminates about 40% of the country. and then there is a giant chunk that the rest of the media never talks about. corporate democrats. democrats who say, we don't hate black people or gay people, but those sweet tax cuts for the rich. they push for that, they push for deregulation, the same thing corporate

also with us, msnbc contributor victoria defrancesco.ic affairs at the university of texas at austin. friends, it is good to see you both. chuck, listen. i think sort of 24 hours after an election, everybody wants to do a post-mortem and you have to tell everybody, like, slow it down, we need a lot more information than we have at the moment. when you have done your own analysis, what has become clear you to a few months out? >> there's one thing is that i was wrong and i'll say that on national tv. i've come on this show and lots of show and said if you spend a bunch of money speaking to latinos, they'll vote for you. let me add a caveat to that. you need to spend it early enough to make a difference. my research coupled with what equis did, i looked at the spending and interviews on the ground and we found in miami-dade county alone in the last 30 days, democrats spent $14 million compared to republicans who only spent $6 million in the last 30 days. but those republicans still outperformed with latinos in miami-dade by 20 points. weer

craig melvin live from msnbc headquarters in new york city.ht now, we are watching the white house. president biden is putting the finishing touches on his first address before a joint session of congress. tonight, he is expected to introduce his next major piece of legislation, the nearly $2 trillion american families plan, as it is being called. it could make universal pre-k and community college free for millions of americans. what we are learning and how the administration expects to pay for it. a close eye on a courtroom in north carolina. this is the scene right now in elizabeth city. a judge expected to decide whether to release body camera footage of the deadly police shooting of andrew brown, junior. it comes a day after the fbi announced it's opening up a civil rights investigation into his death. speaking out, my conversation about one of the jurors in the derek chauvin trial, what he says surprised him about the deliberation process and what he says was the most impactful witness. we will get to that in a moment. >>> we start with

msnbc's scott cohn is at san francisco international airport with more.ly busy travel day. tell us more about that and about these new guidelines. >> reporter: yeah, it does seem this is one more area of american life that is starting to get back to normal. that of course can be a double-edged sword. but the tsa says yesterday, good friday, as people headed out for the holiday weekend more than 1.5 million people were screened at tsa check points across the country. that is the highest number since march 12th of last year, so just before the shutdowns began. one thing that means is you need to get back to getting to the airport early if you're traveling because there are lines again and they are socially distanced lines. so people were not necessarily waiting for this, but the cdc did as you mentioned come out with some new guidelines. first of all for fully vaccinated travelers this is if you are two weeks after your second pfizer or moderna dose or your single johnson & johnson dose, you no longer need to take a test before domestic travel or when you c

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jason johnson on msnbc getting huffy collecting the check.at to see you tonight. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: we don't want to make the show and endless depressing list of facts but, the nypd reported a 322% increase in sex assault from march 29 through april 4 compared to the last -- same period last year. are also much more common in every single borough. the time south in times square has seen a 400% increase in since last year. you think this would be a big story but it's not. we have councilman joseph burley who joins us tonight. i appreciate you coming on. this seems like if you cared about women's lives, and i think most of us do, he would be really concerned about a 400% spike in rape. >> neither are the manorial candidates touting what they plan to do next year as they inherit the mess that bill de blasio will leave them. but if you are looking at the rational for this, you have to realize the rising crime is not really a bug in the system, it's a feature. for 18 months new york's awoke democrats have systematically eroded criminal

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