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sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc. com.stand more with msnbc. >> the very strangest senate confirmation hearings in history are about to begin tomorrow. for some of the most unqualified cabinet nominees in history, the senate armed services committee will become the first senate committee in history to be considering the nomination of a cabinet member who is an accused rapist. donald trump's choice for secretary of defense, pete hegseth, paid a settlement to an unnamed woman who accused him of rape in a statement to the police department in monterey, california, in 2017. no senate confirmation in history has included the question how much did you pay to the woman who accused you of rape? that's where the trump confirmation hearings begin. tomorrow, some cabinet nominees have to have senate confirmation hearings in more than one senate committee, because more than one committee has jurisdiction over the department that the nominee will run. the senate finance committee has jurisdiction over most of what the department of hea

your msnbc community.can the qr code on your screen to sign up today. >> good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone. to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with breaking news on those devastating wildfires in los angeles. right now, crews are making some modest progress in taming those two largest fires, ahead of some strong winds expected to intensify this weekend. the wildfires have killed at least 11 people, with more reported missing. officials say that the palisades fire, the most destructive in the city's history, is now 11% contained. but it is expanding and forcing new evacuations today. a short time ago, los angeles mayor karen bass said she is confident the biden administration will provide any assistance the city needs and warned residents they need to evacuate when ordered to do so. we know that those people who stay behind might not be able to get out, and i think that it's important that people pay attention to that. the good news is, is that th

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chart topping series, msnbc original podcast's exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbcapple podcasts. >> joe biden is a great american president. okay. tomorrow he's going to give his final foreign policy address. and then on wednesday, he is going to deliver his farewell address to the american people from the oval office. nbc news reporting says the president's speech will be delivered from the oval. and his farewell address, according to sources familiar, is expected to reflect his time in various political offices and include a message to americans about the country's future. 40 plus years of service. >> he's going to be missed. >> well, and i think it's interesting because it would be tempting to just talk about the presidency, to just talk about those four years. but there is a much longer legacy of service, and there is an evolution that has taken place during those years that i think give us more context and understanding, not just of the man, but of the moment that we find ourselves in. >> yeah. >> you know, i think there's a lot about joe biden that people dis

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get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.esktop. >> well, we are just talking about michael's tech situation over here at the millennial in the studio. alicia left me out here. i got it. sometimes you got to, you know, just my. she's the tech support. she's it for michael. >> my phone don't recognize me because he got that mustache cut down. i cut it down because i let it. but anyway, let's talk about congress. >> okay, but first, i would like to know i am somebody's daughter. i am somebody's son, too. >> somebody's son too. >> okay. not me. but michael cohen is somebody's son as well. can i just say i love i love that for michael cohen. he said, damn it, i'm somebody's son. i'm sorry for cursing this morning. that's got a lot of. >> i just want i just want all the people who normally come after me to start coming after, you know, what congress is about to get their energy focused on congress. >> congress is about to come after. well, house republicans, they have put medicaid, the affordable care act, climate measures on the

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i'm live from msnbc headquarters.essing something that is extraordinary, tha peaceful transfer of power, a stark contrast to four years ago when a mob stormed the capitol fuelled by donald trump's false claims that the election had been stolen. now we are looking at vice president kamala harris who hoped that this day would be about certifying her election but she will momentarily preside over her own election defeat and a second term in office for donald trump. she has called this moment a a sacred obligation. she put out a recorded messagere committing to the peaceful transfer of power that we did not see of course four years ago. president bidenrs also warne

sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.oiceover): for more than 20 years, diana haun has been in prison for the murder of sherri dally. over all of that time, she has maintained her innocence. why did you kill sherri dally? you didn't? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): diana haun told me she could never kill, and she wouldn't have done it for her boyfriend, mike. did michael dally ever ask you to kill his wife? and did you ever tell sherri dally? did you ever think about that? did you tell the police? well, they remember. and you did not. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): she admitted she rented the nissan altima and bought props to play cop, but said it was all for a practical joke, not for a murder. at least that's what she says mike told her. who is that in the wig in the rental car? who is it that pretended to arrest sherri dally? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): she says mike or some unnamed co-conspirator picked up the rental car the night before the murder from outside her house and then returned it late the next day. that's when

get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.here multiple wildfires across los angeles county are still burning. at this hour. at least ten people are now dead, though the true death toll at this hour is not yet known. almost 200,000 people have fled their homes in the handful of areas where evacuation evacuation orders have lifted. people are returning to not much. no homes, no neighborhoods, no community. the largest fire is still the

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msnbc premium gives you early access and ad free listening to rachel maddow chart topping series, msnbccasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple podcasts. >> we are, of course, still tracking the horrific wildfires in southern california. 25 people have died and 88,000 still under evacuation orders, with two of the largest fires barely contained. tonight, my colleague jen psaki spoke with governor gavin newsom to get an update on the devastation. >> this is already going to be the most costly outbreak of wildfires in american history, and you're going to need a tremendous amount of resources. you called a special session of the legislature back in yesterday to hopefully sign into law new funding, additional funding for wildfires in the next couple of days. and just to be clear, because this is an area where there's been a little bit of misinformation, you want that wildfire disaster relief funding to go forward on its own as quickly as possible? >> 100%. yeah, i unlike what's happening in the federal government where they're try

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msnbc shows now ad free. case. trial nat sound franks: at this time the state would rest. josh mankiewicz: but inside, raven says he was fuming. raven abaroa: there's no evidence that says that i did it. they're coming up with circumstantial stuff that are quite frankly, they're lies. josh mankiewicz: raven has always maintained his innocence. josh mankiewicz: did you love her? raven abaroa: i did love her. josh mankiewicz: did you kill her. raven abaroa: i did not kill her. josh mankiewicz: and raven says he did not emotionally abuse janet either. josh mankiewicz: you were accused of, like, dominating her. raven abaroa: yes. josh mankiewicz: bullying her. keeping her down. truth to that? raven abaroa: no truth to that. no truth to that at all. i have a strong personality. but i've never been dominating. nat sound - swearing in witness clerk: do you solemnly swear that the testimony... josh mankiewicz: just as the state had done, raven's defense attorneys called character witnesses of their own, offering the

get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.om. >> president donald trump has pledged to pursue the largest deportation effort in american history. those are his words. he spent months preparing his base for what is essentially a mass displacement of human beings by flooding the discourse with disinformation and conspiracy theories about migrants. now, immigrants and advocacy groups are bracing for families to be torn apart under a second trump term. up to 4 million mixed status families where some members are undocumented, while others either are u.s. citizens or have some sort of legal status in the united states, are at risk of being separated. according to estimates from the american immigration council. if you recall, trump's family separation policy at the southern border under his first term led to one of the cruelest and most shameful chapters in recent american history. more than 3000 children were forcibly taken from their parents at the border and transferred to more than 100 shelters nationwide, according to the wash

and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin. the breaking news that we have for you is that to the surprise of many, including, i'll be honest, myself, the supreme court denied, denied donald trump's bid to stay his criminal sentence. he is scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow to no jail time. but as of tomorrow, he will officially be sentenced for the 34 count felony conviction in new york. the supreme court asked and answered they have said no to donald trump's bid to stay his sentencing. ladies first. lisa rubin, your reaction to that? >> i am somewhat surprised not because i thought that the supreme court's presidential immunity decision should have justified a stay here, but because i thought donald trump ultimately would have enough votes to go for the state.th instead, he lost narrowly by a vote of 5-4. and critically, chief justice roberts and justice amy coney barrett denying donald trump that stay of sentencing that he sought. i want to read to you and our viewers the one paragraph that the majority of five justices wrot

attorney in manhattan and msnbc legal analyst and joining me is lisa ruben, msnbc legal correspondent. let's explain to our viewers who may be familiar with the times you are in a courtroom or recovered other cases, we have somebody in a document telling us in real time what is going on in that courtroom. let me start with what donald trump's attorney is arguing. he said there are two reasons that presidential immunity as i understand it should apply and what this -- is he telling the judge or is his ultimate goal? >> to your question there are two different variants of immunity. one is he said the judge erroneously admitted evidence during the trial of the case that constitutes official acts of evidence that should've been blocked under the presidential immunity decision including tweets that he issued well president or conversations he had with people like hope hicks who was his communications director. it is his team's contention that he took it out of the case the verdict couldn't stand in the judge rejected that but other argument is one of timing and said a president-elect shoul

msnbc shows now ad free.f coverage. then, at 10 a.m, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysis from our primetime anchors as the new term begins monday, january 20th, beginning at six on msnbc. >> you twist your words around so they don't make sense. >> i do not twist my words around rudy. >> i wouldn't make up a thing like that. >> i do not do that once in a while. >> once in a great one. are you trying to give me failure? >> may i come in? yeah. >> i don't think i understand any of this, but. come in. i suppose you want to have someone to talk to, right? >> talk is cheap. i want your body. ever since prince humperdinck fired him, his confidence is shattered. >> why'd you say that name? you promised me that you would never say that name. >> what? >> humpty dumpty. humpty. humpty. sneaking. >> coming in, coming in. i'm not listening to parenting is all about you give and you give. and you end up cold, hungry and handcuffed to a bulldozer. >> i work down at a temple sin

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get the best of msnbc all in one get the best of msnbc all in one place. for msnbc dennis murphy: miami-dade police detectives maria mederos and gus bayas had barely clocked in for their monday morning shift when word came down of a homicide in a bleak warehouse district. it's where they found--in a parking lot--the body of wendy trapaga lying between a car and a van. maria mederos: we could see the spatter of the blood on the van, meaning that- whoever did this to her did it to her right there. dennis murphy: so this body hadn't been disposed of there? this was the place where she was killed? maria mederos: correct, correct. dennis murphy: her head had been bashed in. but there was no weapon to be found. det. gus bayas: what type of a homicide is this? is this a robbery? is this maybe some-- a drug deal that went bad? dennis murphy: tell me what you're taking in about the victim. maria mederos: she is a young girl-- dressed like she may have gone out the night before. she didn't have her shoes on which was unusual. why is this young girl in this industria

more news coming up on msnbc. . >>> on this new hour of ayman.omorrow marks four years since the insurrection. it is a day we will not forget, no matter how hard trump tries to erase it from our collective memory. >>> plus, elon musk threatens to sue media outlets for reporting on the truth. >>> and the powerful moment you may have missed during the speakership fight. a delegate in the u.s. house saying america still has a colonies problem. we have a lot to talk about. let's do it. >>> democratic minority leader hakeem jeffrie is the members of the 119th congress. his being knowledge of trump's win had a telling reaction from gop lawmakers. >> two months ago the american people elected donald trump as the 47th president of the united states of america. >> thank you for that generous applause. it is okay there are no election deniers on our side of the aisle. >> shout out, brooklyn. >> tomorrow, january 6th congress is set to vote in the win. same day, four years ago a mob attempted to take control and to overturn the election results by force. no

get the best of msnbc all in one place.n up for msnbc daily at msnbc.com. >> welcome back to politics nation. you're looking at live pictures of a los angeles fire department briefing will monitor and bring you any breaking developments when they happen. as wildfires continue their assault on the southern california landscape, authorities say 16 people have died so far in l.a. county. more than 150,000 residents have been forced to evacuate, while officials estimate that at least 12,000 structures have burned to the ground. joining me now is democratic senator peter welch of vermont. senator welch, thank you for being with us. last summer, your state experienced devastating and historic flooding. what did you learn during that experience that may lend any assistance or advice to folks in california right now? >> well, i'd say a couple things. first of all, it's incredibly devastating in the aftermath. it's obviously incredibly devastating for the folks who lost their homes and their businesses. kids who lost their schools,

msnbc original podcasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free.ts. >> jimmy carter's friendship taught me, and through his life taught me the strength of character is more than title or the power we hold. it's the strength to understand that everyone should be treated with dignity, respect that everyone. >> and i mean everyone deserves an even shot. not a guarantee, but just a shot. you know, we have an obligation to give hate. no safe harbor, and to stand up to my dad, just say is the greatest sin of all. the abuse of power. >> that's not about being perfect. it's none of us are perfect. >> we're all fallible, but it's about asking ourselves, are we striving to do things, the right things? what values? what are the values that animate our spirit? >> do we operate from fear or hope? ego or generosity? >> now let's bring in msnbc political analyst alan dardis. he's also the publisher of the newsletter the ink, available on substack. here is, of course, the front of the washington post talking about a farewell to the 39th president. you see the pres

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you're watching "ayman" on msnbc.n billionaire elon musk first purchased twitter, now called x, he positioned himself as a free speech absolutist. just days ago, he used his platform to lash out against media coverage after the much reported explosion of a tesla cyber truck outside the trump international hotel in las vegas. in response to a user suggesting musk should take legal action, musk posted, quote, maybe it is time to do so. sue them for what? reporting what happened? my panel is back with me now to discuss. ryan, let's start with this ridiculous threat for musk to sue outlets that are covering the cyber truck explosion. it's not like the press said, look, this is the fault of a faulty vehicle, or musk's failed engineering. this happened. it was a fact. it's truth. what should we make of this sort of threat going forward? >> oligarchs going to oligarch. i mean, this is kind of -- if you paid attention to what happened in russia under putin, this is what happens. they're going to push the buttons. they're goin

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get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily@msnbc.com. >> okay, lots to look forward to confirmation hearings tomorrow. but that does it for me tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. >> hey, jen. thank you, my friend. no sleeping between now and april, okay? >> none. and we'll be seeing more of you. so no sleeping for you either, i guess. >> indeed. i never sleep anyway, so it's just going to be. i'm just going to be getting more and more haggard on television instead of it just happening offline in my regular life. >> fair. text me at 3 a.m. and we can be haggard together. >> all right. >> thank you, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining this, joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. you know, i just want to i'm going to speak a little bit bluntly this evening, and i hope you will understand where this is coming from. but i think it is worth being blunt about the fact that it would be hard to run a presidential transition that could be worse th

get the best of msnbc all in one place.aily@msnbc.com. >> let's get into this allegation about sexual assault, inappropriate workplace behavior, alcohol abuse, and financial mismanagement during your time as a nonprofit executive. i should note that the majority of these have come from anonymous sources in liberal media publications. >> how many push ups can you do? >> i did five sets of 47 this morning. >> tell me something about your wife that you love. >> she's the smartest, most capable, loving, humble, honest person i've ever met. in addition to being incredibly beautiful. >> and don't forget about your kids. >> i'm supposed to talk about my kids. >> no, no. well, she's also the mother o an amazing mother. >> yes. of our blended family of seven kids. >> i'm pulling you along. i'm trying to help you here. >> what makes you so awesome? >> republican senators on the armed services committee did their very best to help out trump's pick for defense secretary. fox television's pete hegseth during his confirmation hearing tod

get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.. >> when the powerful can get away with anything because they have the money and the connections to rig the system, then people lose confidence in our laws and confidence in their futures. >> back with me are kathryn christian, george conway, katie phang, and david cay johnston. katie, what you just said is absolutely true. haha. ironic weight 100%. >> and i want everybody to remember too. he lost this trial, but he's able to afford lawyers that he's going to be appointing and putting at the department of justice to run the department of justice. >> i mean, if he thinks that the judicial system is so corrupt and that everything is rigged against him, then why even bother to have a department of justice? why not just dispense of even having that? >> he wants to be able to put people that have helped him by his version of justice, so that he can continue his path of corruption, but do it in an official capacity as the 47th president of the united states. >> catherine, you started this.

eastern, right here on msnbc.nd on that note, i wish you a very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. >> tonight on all in. >> so are you saying that you would stand in the breach and push back if you were given an illegal order? >> i start by saying i reject the premise that. >> president, i understand you've done your jen psaki illegal orders at all. >> donald trump's

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sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc. com. >> welcome back.the white house says he'll give the speech from the oval office, but didn't release details about what the president plans to talk about. earlier this month, though, sources told nbc news that biden's farewell final address would reflect on his time in various political offices and will include a message to americans about the country's future. president biden spoke to reporters on friday following a strong jobs report and the final one of his presidency. he was asked if he regrets dropping out of the presidential race and whether he's still considering pardons for himself and others close to him who have criticized donald trump. >> i think i would have beaten trump, could have beaten trump, and i think that kamala could have beaten trump, would have beaten trump. it wasn't about. i thought it was important to unify the party. and when the party was worried about whether or not i was going to be able to move, i thought it was even though i thought i could win again. i thought it was be

nbc's vaughn hillyard, msnbc host and washington post associate editor jonathan capehart, msnbc legalw weissmann, former fbi general counsel, former senior member of the mueller probe and an nyu law professor. and christie greenberg is former s.d.n.y criminal division deputy chief, former federal prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. christie and lisa were both inside the courthouse for today's sentencing. vaughn. usually when a defendant exercises their right to speak at sentencing, remorse is the starting point, but obviously not with donald trump. what else did we hear from him, and what do we know about his thoughts about today? >> no, he was unrepentant. and i think that's why we are so clear about the remarks that he did choose to make inside of that courtroom. he did not deny the underlying allegations that he had sought to pay hush money payment to stormy daniels to keep her silent and improperly influence the 2016 election. instead, as in that audio you just played, he continually came back to the argument that he did not falsify business records, and that the notations on t

sign the msnbc daily newsletter.p for msnbc daily josh mankiewicz (voiceover): who wanted angie samota dead? an autopsy determined she'd also been sexually assaulted just before she was stabbed to death. her friend, sheila. i find out she had been raped, and i can't think of anything else. it was overwhelming emotionally. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it was hard for angie's friends to hear, but the rape did help law enforcement, because they now had the perpetrator's dna profile. but back in the mid-80s, that wasn't the help it would be today. back in 1984, they could at least do a type of blood testing where they can determine whether or not an individual is a secretor or a non-secretor. basically, narrow it down to 20% of the population. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): roughly 80% of americans are secretors, meaning their bodily fluids contain markers for blood type. the other 20%, known as non-secretors, don't have those markers. the killer was an un-secretor. correct. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and that meant it c

sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc.an zoe lofgren of california, a former member of the house january 6th select committee, thank you for joining us today. that so we've had so many conversations about the extraordinary work of the congressional committee. did you learn anything in the release of the jack smith report that you didn't know already? >> well, there are a few details that we didn't have. >> the communication between jeffrey clark and scott perry and some other things, but i think mainly it was what we already knew, which the committee had found through our diligent work that trump committed crimes. that's why we referred him unanimously to the department of justice for prosecution. i think one interesting thing in the report is not just the findings, but going through some of the challenges to digging up the evidence. >> and what caught my eye was the section on the intimidation and harassment of witnesses. so trump is not only a criminal, he's also a thug. >> i want to read some of the tiktok on mike pence

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