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she is planning to head to msnbc. >> we have enjoyed to take members of your team.-- >> i think it is simply a reflection of my appreciation for the incredible people on my team that i work with everyday. >> ed scarry the columnist at "the federalist," eddie good morning to you. so shout outs left and right. yesterday she said the press secretary was -- people are saying she is out the door. if that is true, you have to wonder what that means for the biden administration. >> yeah, my favorite part of the story, actually is the president of msnbc reportedly had to assure staff at at the news operation that she will be a msnbc and concern that it was going to mess with their brand. so had to make sure to let them know, actually will be with other ugly stepchildren at msnbc so you have nothing to worry about. she might be headed there. i wouldn't be surprised you will see a lot of that with politics and cable news, this revolving door between the two. what does it mean for the biden administration? you have to find a new spokesperson. >> even the president of msnbc sai

also, with me msnbc opinion paula -- jennifer reuben. the washington post has confirmed that says the full log. the national archives received. what happens if the trump administration deleted pages before handing it over? >> deleted is a clear violation of the presidential records act. but i would say so is evading, creating the record. so if he was deliberately using a burner phone, his personal cell phone, an aids cell phone, to avoid having calls logged, that would also be a violation of the presidential records act. so either way, there is no good explanation. it is impossible to believe that there is a seven hour and 37 minute gap during a national crisis. call logs are always logged when they come into the white house. even if the president does not answer them. it is an automatic routine thing. and there is no wait a period of time, that no one called donald trump. as you pointed out, we know there were calls. because we have evidence of that. we have the testimony of the call to senator lee which was intended for senator tubervi

white house press secretary jen psaki is not denying reports she's going to msnbc.oes to msnbc, toxoid anger since i don't like what you're saying i'll circle back tomorrow on it. when you think of this news? >> somebody joked this is not actually leaving the biden administration to go to msnbc. but it is not a surprise but we have been hearing for a few weeks something was going on. what was kind of odd was a number of networks apparently were vying for jen psaki's services after she leaves the white house. so you had the situation where she would come into the white house briefing room and brief reporters, representatives of news organizations that were trying to hire her. it was kind of an odd situation. and now i finally know what happened. elizabeth: americans have been dealing with a triple whammy. misleading statements, gaffes and blunders in operation clean up after biden, jen psaki has been a damage control it is not an easy job but she's also added to the spin room. most recently on skyrocketing gas prices and inflation. you've seen all that that's just th

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i'm grateful to msnbc and the president of msnbc for letting me do this. and grateful for the staff for doing such great work while i was gone and grateful beyond words for ali velshi in particular and other colleagues who filled in while i was away. if you can't tell from the way the rest of us talk about him, you should know that ali velshi is really a prince among men, he has been in ukraine and in bordering countries for five straight weeks. covering the war. hosting this show. hosting his own show. he has beenin doing incredible work. literally around the clock. all the while just being a great and generous and upstanding person and a great co worker to everyoneat who works with him a you should be so lucky to ever have a co-worker as great as ali velshi, we are incredibly lucky to have him here at msnbc and i'm grateful that he honed things so ably while i was gone and i sort of feel like i have big shoes to fill coming back given what a good job he has been doing. i am back. i said when i left before that i might eventually be taking another hiatus

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also with us, msnbc contributor, victoria defrancesco.s dean at the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. matthew, victoria, thank y'all both for joining us. matt, i want to go to go first. here is how beto o'rourke, who's running for governor of texas responded to abbott's order, and the eventual repeal. take a listen. >> this was a manufactured stunt. this was a problem that greg abbott created to score political points. i mean, predictably he was on fox news, crawling about the security agreement that he achieved, when governor of chihuahua was asked about this disagreement and when it would be implemented. she said it's already been in place. we literally got nothing, literally nothing except higher inflation, economic damage to the state of texas. >> abbott himself said quote, financial pain is necessary. what happened to the wing of the republican party that was supposed to be pro business? >> that's a fascinating question because greg abbott, you know, he used to be, as you know, used to be conservative. i

i'm very grateful to msnbc and the president for letting me do it. i'm profoundly grateful to the staff on the show to keep everything running, we're doing such great work will always gone. and, as chris mentioned there, i am also grateful almost beyond words for ali velshi in particular, and for my other colleagues who filled in for me while i was away. if you can tell from the way that all the rest of us talk about him, you should know that all evil she really is a prince among men. he has been in ukraine and in bordering countries for five straight weeks covering the war, hosting the show, hosting his own show. he's been doing incredible work literally around the clock. all the while, just being a great and generous and upstanding person, and a great coworker to everyone he works with. i'm telling you, you should be so lucky to ever have a coworker as great as ali velshi. we are incredibly lucky to have him here at msnbc, and i'm really grateful that he home things so ably while i was gone. i sort of feel like i have a big shoe to fill coming back

msnbc's richard lui at the big board for us. talking about what we know about the new missiles and the question, why launch them now? >> yeah. big questions here. one thing to be very clear. these are the words as you just stated that north korea saying what they did. calling this a new tactical guided weapon. dig into those words shortly, but basically, these are used for shorter to immediately-range attacks. let me show you what we know at the moment. what we have heard according to kcna, again, the state media from north korea. the launch happened in the eastern region of north korea. in the city and area of here and they made about a 70-mile arc around 6:00 p.m. local time saturday and flew roughly about, within this arc, hitting the sea of japan, after they hit that 70-mile mark of note here. that these are mobile. and that these particular launch devices according to what we see at launch platforms specifically. down here, easily they would hit seoul. seoul's just about 30 miles here from the dmz. it these missiles were to

you'll see me right back here on msnbc at 7:00 a.m. for vladimir putin. a russian official said ukrainians attacked a fuel depot on russian soil. now we're hearing from president zelenskyy about those claims. >> translator: everybody must know that if we are pressed in a corner on our territory, we will respond the way we can. >>> breaking in washington, a look at jenny thomas' influence in trump world. the wife of a supreme court justice would send trump memos who

, a former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst.ith you. first i want to play comments from the january 6th committee member adam schiff talking to cbs news about mccarthy saying trump accepted some responsibility for the attack. listen to this. >> why is that revelation important to your committee? >> i think it is very important that kevin mccarthy has evidence the former president acknowledged bearing some responsibility for that attack on the capitol. this is an admission of guilt by the former president. >> and in that overnight court filing from the january 6th committee, the house's general counsel said "despite this and other warnings, president trump urged at tendees at the january 6th rally to march to the capitol to take back your country." that sounds like an admission of guilt, in my opinion, by donald trump. am i wrong? >> no, i mean you're right but the problem is where is it admitted, what court of law? because admissions are only, i mean it's going to be worth something for history. it's worth something for the poli

i'm sorry to be so short with you but we have breaking news on msnbc. others scooping news, the federal mask mandate for example on airplanes and transportation, set to be extended according to sources that you're talking to. tell us more. >> that mandate was set to expire on monday but two administration officials and airline officials tell us that the cdc is about to extend that mandate for two weeks. there had been discussion about a longer timeline and about whether to create a more flexible masking policy but for the time being these officials and sources tell myself as well as cara lee and jay blackman that the cdc will extend that mandate that you have to wear a mask, for example, when you're on an airplane. and the reason for that is that we've seen this slight uptick in cases across the country, to about 30,000 new cases a day. and officials want to make sure that they have a little bit of added time to really gauge what's happening in the country with covid, whether it might be necessary to keep masks in place for a longer period of time. they

with hayes brown, he's a communist for msnbc daily. jonathan alter, presidential historian author and commenter for the daily beast. and also msnbc political analyst. and stephanie miller, the josefa stephanie miller on sirius xm. it's great to have all of you with us. for the hour, i want to start with, you your thoughts on max boot's argument here. is that brutality of the russian military hurting its ability to actually conduct this military operation? >> yeah, i think that he has a good point when he points out that one of the reasons why you stopped seeing emerati armies -- is because professional armies are just more effective at focusing on the task at hand, when actually moving and acting against the enemy, against the actual military that they're fighting against. and one of the theories i feel like people like trump have is that if you just bomb it population enough, you will call them into submission. with enough force, you will convince the people that there is no good in fighting back. and that is what we've been seeing so

i want to bring in now paul butler, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst.to see you. thanks bring with us. >> i don't think he was on the short, short list of republicans who folks will be watching to potentially come out to support judge jackson. but you heard him say there that he thinks he's a no in his view in meeting the criteria for a lifetime appointment. tell us the way we are seeing the partisan divide play in and out in the appointment of judge jackson? >> given the historic nature of this announcement and because it doesn't change the direction of the court, you might have expected that some republicans wanted to support the first black woman nominated to this exclusive club of 107 white dudes. thurgood marshall was the first person of color to be a supreme court justice, and he won bipartisan potter, as did sandra day o'connor, the first woman on the court. but despite her extraordinary qualifications, justice jackson will be lucky to get two or three votes from republicans. >> what does that say to you about the way that this confirmation proce

and i'm joined by retired army lieutenant general steph twitty, an msnbc analyst. matt, bring us up to speed on the situation on the ground there. >> reporter: we're observing the law in most cities in ukraine that imposes a curfew and a blackout so we can't do outside to do this shot. we're in the city of zaporizhzhia, in the southeast corner of the country. not so far from the besieged city of mariupol, which is becoming more hellish by the day. i just spoke with a soldier fighting inside that azovstol steel plant. this siege is ongoing with what looks like could be hundreds of soldiers and hundreds of civilians including children. the russians have bombed what sounded like a field hospital in that facility. we spoke with the soldier, he said they have infinite amounts of ammunition. i'm not sure if that was just bombast or if that was really true. but he said that food and water and medicine are very much in short supply. now, we've heard from the united nations, antonio guterres, its secretary general. he said on thursday he's trying to negotiate the release of

are you going to call msnbc for clarification? white house has now clarified saying they will follow the new rules and that's great because i'm flying wednesday. i do not want to wear a mask that i don't have to and they should let me fly the plane just for a little bit. if you want to wear a mask, have at it. if you want to fly the plane, no. it's only something of privileged few get to do. where ten pairs of underwear on your face, i don't care but are we finally following the science? tonight party panel, they have big opinions including american majority ceo and former watch w bush presidential writer, ned ryun and cohost of the cleo's mom and democrat pollster, jessica, our lovable tonight. economic education, also cofounder of baseball politics, brad polumbo. [laughter] i read your e-mail on hate mail on thursday, brad. everyone appreciated that. ned, what i would appreciate very much is not having to wear masks on planes especially when most of the masks people where don't do anything to combat the virus and even doctor fau

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