that's the ms in msnbc, microsoft.than with its audience. frankly, it still does. msnbc's first slogan stuck with me, perfect for a new era of interactivity. it's time to get connected. that's what this network relies on. your connection, first to cable, and then the internet, but mainly to us. beyond that, mean, it just looks really slick. the open floor plan, red brick design, glass walls etched like circuit boards. and the desk, it was round. i know it sounds like nothing, but in my staged mind, that was pretty wild. anchor desks were flat, the networks were flat too. but not this one. i joined this network last february. in that short time it has amazed me how symmetrical things have been to the very beginnings of msnbc. remember how the network started right off the bat with a huge news story? twa flight 800. my time here started with special coverage of covid, just a few weeks after i got here. and on the debut broadcast of "the week" we had to rebuild much of our rundown to cover the death of supreme court justi

i first want to welcome you to the msnbc family. i still want to call you secretary castro. >> great to be with you joy. >> let's talk about this. in 2020 you saw the highest voter turnout i think in nearly

thank you msnbc.the quiz show on weekend mornings with his plans for long jean microphone. that's a deep reference. by the way, that we can show is always a favorite. i think my two hour for gives time to really get into things without being rushed. indeed. msnbc is my default channel on almost all the time at my house unless i'm watching a specific other show. congrats on 25 years. >> we should do a game show. , noted. finally, janice from illinois writes i've been a loyal msnbc viewer for many years may. favorite msnbc moment took place on election night 2008. i put my kids to bed and told them that i would wake them with who won and i sat down and they announced barack obama had just passed 270 electoral votes. i jumped out of my chair and started running around the house yelling to my kids, he won, he won, he won. like they ran out of their room to watch the coverage on tv and all never forget how happy i was to have such a wonderful man lead our country. thank you for sharing your stories with us

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what is msnbc now?he network of drumming up rates for your two -- he is the anger once again screaming about those diabolical white people. >> here we are again with conservatism at least among a certain cohort of white guys reading itself and the idea that even during a pandemic, these screaming men and women have the god-given right to order a steak at the restaurant and hit the golf course and the bar, and that those rights which they claim were conferred upon them by god, require a disproportionately black and brown labor force to return to work, get back on the wheel, and risk of death in order to serve them and return them to their comfortable lives. >> tucker: broadcasting that crap 24 hours a day. it's pretty ugly. but we are going to rise above it tonight and wish of the woman you just saw, the race a lady along bush , the rachel maddow impersonator and rachel maddow herself a very happy birthday and we will do it with maximum cultural imperialism. as the average stay on occasions like this mak

thank you, msnbc.memories is when steve kornacki used to do the quiz show in the mornings with the sports coat and gene rayburn mike phone. the two-hour format gives time for things without being rushed. msnbc is my default channel, on nearly all the time at my house, unless i've watching a specific other show. congrats on 25 years. we should do a game show. noted. janice from illinois wrotes -- i have been a loyal msnbc viewer for many years. my favorite msnbc moment took place on election night 2008. i put my kids to bed and told them we would wake them when we knew we won. i jumped out of my chair and started running around the house, yelling to my kids, he won. he won. my kids ran out of their rooms to watch the coverage on the tv. i will remember how happy i was to have a wonderful man lead our one. thank you for sharing your stories with us. thank you for making time for us. we'll see you friday night at 7:00 eastern, live on peacock. you can get peacock from the app store or download it. on msnb

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we are back with the host of "the reidout" on msnbc, joy reid.he people out there. >> yeah. >> stephen: when you see other anchors on different networks questioning whether vaccines are good or bad for you and not revealing whether they have been vaccinated, do you have any particular reaction to that? >> when we had our show call this morning, this took up three-quarters of it. number one, it doesn't make sense why folks at that particular network, we all know who we mean, would want to kill their own viewers. their viewers are older, more susceptible to covid. >> stephen: i hadn't thought about that. >> and i don't understand what the point is of killing them because everyone on air at fox has been vaccinated. i would put any money on it. they were vaccinated first. i'm sure they shoved little old ladies out of the way to get their vaccines first. they're all vaccinated, living in remote cabins is that no way the corporation would allow them in the building without being vacs made. >> rupert went in a fleet to get vacs made. they're all vaccina

i'm dara brown live from msnbc headquarters in new york. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you right now. we begin first in surfside, florida, where 22 people are now confirmed dead, and another 126 missing. after a bad week of bad weather impacting search and rescue efforts, officials are now bracing for hurricane elsa to make landfall next week, potentially causing more trouble. msnbc correspondent ellison barberment so much overnight news. the concerns about the remaining tower and another condo forced to evacuate? >> reporter: yeah. so many different things happening here in one after the other. oftentimes it raises more question than answers. what we do know is that 22 people have lost their lives in the collapse of this building so far. they were moms, dads, grandparents, sisters, brothers, children. at least three children are among those 22 victims. 10-year-old lucy gara and her 4-year-old sister emma, and a 7-year-old child whose name that we don't know, but we know she was the daughter of a city of

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happy birthday, msnbc.s w kind of funny because she can't even pronounce her own first name. but she would like you to know she does have some pretty deep principles. >> but we are united by the fundamental belief that every human being is of infinite worth, deserving of compassion and respect. everyone deserves dignity and respect except for the people who work for kamala harris. and then they were so stressed out that they were making themselves sick. so kamala harris, champion of women actually was marinating in all toxic stew of toxic masculinity. are you surprised to learn that kamala harris, if that's what she is going by -- >> it's the most predictable thing in the world. everybody watching you has worked for or worked with somebody who just has ambition just dripping all of their pores. those kos types of people will o anything to get ahead and they treat their bosseshe like and ty treat their employees like, that's why she knifed joe biden in the debate was all about race nonsense, there was no nee

this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc.k for the olympics, superstar gymnast simone biles will not be defending her all-around gold medal. the gymnastics superstar pulling out of the individual competition at the tokyo games today one day after she withdrew mid-competition from the team final citing her mental health and its effect on her performance. the four-time gold medalist puts a much-needed spotlight on mental health. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> in the run-up to the games there was one face we saw over. >> simone! >> and over again. simone biles, gymnastics, biggest and brightest star with a shot at a record-setting six gold medals and a chance to add another spectacular skill to her name. but the athlete known for her gravity-defying moves, finally came down to earth. ? wow! >> it's been a long week. it's been a long olympic process. it's been a long year. simone withdrawing from her sport's biggest stage citing her mental health. >> it's okay sometimes to even sit out the big competitions to focus on yourself

we were talking about msnbc's anniversary.s, joy. >> we're officially a toddler. we're a year old. we're bouncing and misbehaving like every toddler everywhere, we're constantly hungry and thirsty and bored. >> i'll tell you my one thought on that, which i'm thankful for and i happen to know a lot of viewers are. we're thankful that you are a toddler that could talk from day one. >> we are a genius toddler, ari melber. thank you very much, my friend. you said fashion and so i'm fascinated by whatever that is about. thank you very much for being here this evening. we begin "the reidout" on our one-year anniversary with another day, another member of the disgraced, twice impeached former president's inner circle in trouble with the law. tom barrack, the former chair o

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joining me to talk through all of this is emma gray, msnbc opinion columnist.teams, even being a world class athlete won't shield you from having to deal with misogynist crap. i think that gets right to it. >> exactly. here's the thing. rules, even in sports, are not infallible and they are not made in a vacuum, and i think that that's what we're really seeing in all of these cases, is that the way we sort of demand that athletes, especially women athletes, comport themselves and dress themselves says a lot about the culture that we exist in, and there is sort of a fundamental sexism built into a lot of these rules. >> you also note the handball team chose to wore the spandex shorts as a form of public protests against archaic rules that prioritize the hypersexualization over the comfort of athletes. the same can be said for the german gymnasts in unitards today in tokyo. do you think that these women going against what is expected of them in their particular sports competitions can actually create change? >> i think that, look, they are using these public stat

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poll showing bill clinton at 54 and bob doyle at 30, 35 minutes into msnbc's first day i spoke my very there is no reason for that. but his earlier point about this is very important, let's remember where the current president was at this time four years ago, he was running third during and after ross perot and george bush, this is a different dynamic and the gap between clinton and doyle is really stunning at this point. but, moving from 30 to 50 is possible. >> bob doyle actually finished nine points behind bill clinton in the most spends free election i have ever seen. and a programming announcement monday night at this hour. jonathan kaye part will be live with all of the texas democrats in washington d.c., all the texas democrats in one room for an msnbc special presentation, battleground democracy, the texas democrats, that is monday at 10 pm eastern, right here on msnbc. that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. good evening, i'm stephanie role in for brian williams who has the night off. it is day 177 in the biden administration and tonight, the

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jur watching "msnbc reports."amala harris met with black women's roundtable and other leaders to talk voting rights and arguing that this is an issue that will impact all americans. >> this is about all americans. this is not an issue about democrats, versus republicans. this is about americans. and this group of national leaders are very clear about that. st this is the fight for all people regardless who have they voted for in the last election or who they vote for in the next election. >> that meeting following the arrest of nine people including the chairwoman of the congressional black caucus. during a voting rights demonstration at senate office building on thursday. the demonstrators were calling on law makers to pass the for the people act. that is the sweeping legislation that would expand voting access across the country. joining me now is the ceo of the new georgia project. it's so good to you have here. i'm so curious what was going through your mind as you were watching this. so what does a protest li

eastern on msnbc.d evening once again. i'm chris jansing in for brian williams. day 192 of the biden administration. in this urgent and critical phase of the pandemic, the white house has stepped up its response to the surge, doubling efforts to get more vaccinated and also recommending masks even for those who have gotten their shots. tonight there's a new indication the white house could be weighing even tougher tactics to stop the spread. >> reporter: should americans expect more coming up, more restrictions because of covid? >> in all probability. by the way, we had a good day yesterday. almost a million people got

sahil kapur covers capitol hill for msnbc news. great to have you.tart with infrastructure and walk through, what is the plan for the weekend? i know several republicans including mitt romney have come out and say, if we don't have a bill, i'm not going to vote to proceed to the bill. is there a sense that they're going to get through it over the weekend and have something that they can proceed to by mid-week next week, or is that quite frankly a far cry from where we actually are? >> that's the hope, kasie. it's unclear whether they get there, but senators involved in this process tell us they expect it to be a busy weekend. they need to figure out -- get to the finish line on the issue of pay-fors. what is going to be there to make sure the numbers add up. and according to one senator, they're still hashing out some final categories of spending when it comes to infrastructure. but that doesn't appear to be a sticking point. chuck schumer, according to a democrat close to this process is trying to play some hardball. he believes a deadline is necess

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she's an msnbc legal analyst, a former u.s. attorney and a professor at the university of alabama law school. always good to see you, professor joyce. let me start with just the overarching goal of the committee. what are some of the absolute critical things that you think that this committee has got to come away with in terms of what it learns, what it exposes, what it proves? whattar are the drop-dead must-dos for this committee? >> you know, this committee has a really difficult job ahead of it. the big question that they have to answer is how are the american people supposed to understand what happened on january 6th as we move forward? so they need to answer at least two big broad categories of questions. first, how did law enforcement miss what was going to happen on january 6th? what were the intelligence flaws like? were there communications failures reminiscent of 9/11? why was it that the capitol police were outmatched when the insurrectionists finally reached the capitol? that's one set of questions. and then there's

an msnbc contributor.thank you both for being here, david, i'm going to start with you because you know all when it comes to donald trump's taxes what do you think congress is going to see when they finally do get that committee, when he gets those taxes in front of him? >> when they get the tax return information there are going to see clear evidence of calculated fraud. and i base that because donald has had to civil tax fraud trials by the state of new york, the city of new york, not only did he lose them both but his own tax lawyer at one of the trials testified that donald had forged his own tax return, so there is no reason to believe that because tax returns will show that he is an honest man, that he's done all this fighting as a matter of principle, he's done it because he knows he's a major league tax train. >> how but -- and also the state attorney general is doing in new york? >> well, the state level officials in new york have tax information and they have much of it for a long time because ne

government data showing border is rising migraines killed and assaulted by drug and human traffickers but msnbcnchor mocking the dozen states sending in their law enforcement to help at the border. the media flip-flopping on the covid will him loudly after misleading the public on that that over the years until and it's on the gop race, the white house said it would support state three imposing covid-19 restrictions w and lockdowns in the white house also says it's up to schools, colleges and companies if theyf want to s.mandate vaccines. which is it, they stand for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" starts rights now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network we begin with president trump filing a lawsuit that seeks punitive damages against facebook, twitter, google youtube as well as mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey over censorship after they in the wake of capital riots and much more lauren simonetti has the details. >> good evening former president donald trump filing a class-action lawsuit against the country's biggestla tech compans twitt

migrants killed and assaulted by drug and human traffickers, but an msnbc anchor mocking dozen statesending in their law enforcement to help at the border. also this, the media now flip-flopping on the covid wuhan lab leak possibility, saying yeah, investigate it, after misleading the public on that for more than a year. plus more on a trump versus ron desantis gop race. the white house says it would support states reimposing covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns but white house also says it is up to schools, colleges and companies if they want to mandate vaccines. so which is it? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network. we begin with president trump filing a major class-action lawsuit that seeks punitive damages against facebook, twitter, youtube, google and mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey and sundar pichai after they banned him in the face of the capitol riots and much more. lauren simonetti has the details. reporter: good evening, liz. former president donald trump fi

i should note msnbc has not verified this account.e and chuck rosen, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official. katie, as you were actively reporting, this would not be the first and only way the then attorney general seemed to be creating these links between the justice department and the white house. >> right, exactly. so you saw bill barr often creating links between the justice department and the white house as you say. what we saw publicly was the attorney general always supporting the president, we always saw him supporting the president's fears that there could be a lot of election fraud. we saw him coming out making public statements about voting by mail. we saw him really supporting the idea that something bad could happen. the fact that privately it shows bill barr was cognizant of what could happen and what the results could be, what the consequences could be, if trump did not accept the results of the election, if trump didn't take to heart the fact that he could lose. that's really important because you see this very d

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eastern right here on msnbc. >>> next, dangerous heat in the west. record-breaking temperatures are having on the environment after a short break. first, a look at what's ahead tonight on msnbc. >>> hey there, i'm joshua johnson. tonight at 8:00 eastern, texas governor greg abbott has set the agenda for the special legislative session. voting sessions, critical race theory, rules for transgender student athletes and more. texas state representative jasmine crockett joins us on "the week" tonight at 8:00 eastern here on msnbc. on msnbc. and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. introducing the wildly civilized new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. not all 5g networks are created equal. when it comes

about 25 minutes into msnbc's first day, i spoke my very first words on msnbc. >> well, it is surprisingeason for that in the last three weeks. tim's earlier point about this being a snapshot is important. let's remember where the current president was at this time four years ago. he was running third. he was running after ross perot and george bush. so this is a different dynamic and the gap between clinton and dole is really stunning at this point. but moving from 30 to 50 is possible. >> bob dole actually finished nine points behind bill clinton. and a programming announcement. monday night at this hour, jonathan capehart will be live with all, all of the texas democrats in washington, d.c., all the texas democrats in for a special presentation, that's monday at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. ♪♪ >>> good evening. i'm stephanie ruhle in for brian williams who has the night off. it is day 177 in the biden administration and tonight there are brand-new explosive revelations about the last days of the tr

u for watching >> breaking on msnbc. search efforts are paused at the site of the collapse condo in south florida, as crews get set to demolish the rest of the building. how tropical storm elsa, which is barreling towards the u.s. is complicating the situation. we'll talk to the mayor of surfside in just moments. >> the radical left continues to search for a crime, wreck lives, break laws, violate every principle of justice, fairness and liberty. >> donald trump lashing out at new york prosecutors for criminal charges brought against his company and longtime financial adviser. while also appearing to question whether the alleged tax schemes are even a crime at all. >> 11 armed individuals standing with long guns slung on an interstate highway, at two in the morning. certainly raises concerns. >> a bizarre situation in massachusetts raises questions about a little known extremist group that claims to not recognize u.s. law. who are the so-called rise of the moors and are they a threat? >> and a controversial decision to a

i am a conservative compared to other anchors on msnbc. i am a progressive on a number of issues like war and voting rights, not so much others. i see the other side on other issues. we might be getting somewhere with the middle-of-the-road on voting rights to budding on how far manchin comes out. i do not see 60 votes for the elimination of the filibuster. even though he has taken a strong direction, talking about making election take a holiday, allowing for early voting i do not see at passing -- it passing. what i worry about is dysfunction, the inability of the nine states senate to get anything done. -- of the united states senate to get anything done. going into an election all negative is good for the country. [cross chat] i wish i was 40 and i am not and i have to recognize that i have responsibilities to my family. i was doing six shows per week and i was exhausted. that is a personal thing. these guys get up and play golf on saturday morning surprised me. i am tired. i am having a good time. i will find a way to get my voice out

bash, former cia chooef of staff and msnbc national security and cedric alexander an msnbc law enforcement analyst. good morning to all of you on a big morning right here. >> sahil, let's talk first what we expect today from the hearing which has a heavy focus on the emotional impact of the january 6th attack on the witnesses and also on the members of congress on the floor. >> in just moments the january 6th select committee will begin the law enforcement experience hearing. it will have a heavy focus on the four police officers, two from capitol police, two from d.c. metro police who will speak directly what they saw, what they heard and what they experienced as they sought to defend the capitol complex when it was overrun by a violent mob of supporters of former president trump. i expect from the democratic appointee, the seven of them and the two republicans a celebration of law enforcement and its role. i expect them to talk about the magnitude of the moment, the peaceful transfer of power, the continuation of democracy, what was at stake and how grave a threat that was, the continuat

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this is msnbc "reports with yasmin vossoughian." ♪ ♪ >>> welcome, everybody. yasmin vossoughian. if you are still with me, thanks for sticking around. if you are just joining, welcome. coming up in the next hour, an assault on democracy in plain view right now in the texas legislature. the house and senate holding hearings on republican bills aimed at making it more difficult for those in the state to vote, but they may have gotten more than they bargained for. the gop effort met with a flood of opposition led by beto o'rourke. >> our representatives here need to meet this crisis with the urgency that it demands. do whatever it takes to save democracy. >> this is coming just days before president biden is set to give a national address on voting rights. it follows a white house meeting with a group of civil rights leaders. in a moment i will talk to the reverend al sharpton who was in the meeting about what he wants the president to do as well. >>> meanwhile, the former president set to take the stage this weekend at cpac. the latest effort by donald trump to