so much still has to be confirmed, nia. but, if and when it is confirmed, this puts all sorts of lawmakers, particularly some of the president's supporters and republicans in a real bind because this came up during the bill barr confirmation hearing this week and lindsey graham, i think we have that sound, asked him specifically about suborning perjury. >> so if there was some reason to believe that the president tried to coach somebody not to testify or testify falsely, that could be obstruction of justice? >> yes, under that -- under an obstruction statute, yes. >> so if there's some evidence that the president tried to conceal evidence, that would be obstruction of justice potentially, right? >> right. >> interesting to hear that now, nia. >> really interesting. it also came up in amy klobuchar's questioning of barr there. and it was surprising, though, that it came up from a republican. and you look at both what graham said and what klobuchar said and you wonder what do they know? obviously they know that cohen was conv

david chalian and nia-malika henderson are with me. this is precisely what the democrats wanted to open the government, then let's talk. if not might the president issue some sort of national emergency and get his funding for his wall. all great questions as we wait. david, my question to you is this, this thing has been dragging on, painful for hundreds of thousands of people in this country, i know we're hearing from the white house that, you know, this is perhaps the timing was driven by, you know, the mess at the airports in the northeast. i have to also, you know -- i woke up to the news about roger stone as the rest of us did and i'm just wondering, what do you think is the reason why today is the day? >> you mean, is he changing the subject and reopening this? >> yes. >> you and i were talking yesterday before roger stone was indicted, brooke, and i suggested that there were some cracks that i think we were beginning to see. >> yes. >> i think that his deference to speaker pelosi on the state of the union issue shouldn't have be

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we just don't know. >> that's it, nia, that's the question, is he cleaning up? >> right. >> what was -- what we now know about paul manafort or is he foreshadowing something else to come? because, joe, it seems that rudy giuliani comes on tv and says something half baked, it's fully baked we then realize afterwards when more evidence comes out. but to the paul manafort thing, chris cuomo asked him that last night and i want to play for everybody how rudy giuliani explains why paul manafort would have given this internal polling data, which is proprietary to the, you know, campaign, to a kremlin-linked source. here you go. >> he's viable at the head of the campaign giving polling data that winds up having the same faces and places targeted by the campaign that are targeted by russian trolls. how is that not collusion? >> it's not collusion. >> how is it not? >> because polling data is given to everybody. i mean, he shouldn't have given it to them, it's wrong to give it to them. >> so it's wrong for zblerve i can't speak for paul manafort. of course it is. the mos

but here's the thing -- >> nia-malika: the white man -- >> candace: they know that despite the rhetoricno, they did not the democrats brought the kkk. >> nia-malika: have you ever seen a black man -- >> david: ladies, nobody can hear you if you are talking over each other. ladies, timeouts, timeouts, timeout ladies. timeout. timeout. the come i did not cut you off. >> david: candace, and you finish your thought. >> candace: certainly i would like to. every -- everybody understands black history and at the helm of any racist in this country democrats are full of it. now they are trying to see the narrative to make us see how we should be afraid of republicans were afraid of the principles when in fact, the most progress we have had the last few decades has been under president donald trump. we will see in 2020 more black americans will stand behind him and are tired of this fearmongering rhetoric. >> david: candace i have to pause you because i need to get to d but i'm sorry a short response, go ahead. >> nia-malika: i'm just saying that black man has never been in a type of black person

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nia? >> that's right.rats very much want to forget 2016 but i don't think voters will let them. >>> lisa, you have seen elizabeth warren on the stump. i've seen her on the stump in the midterms. she's very compelling in these settings. you could hear a pin drop when i saw her down in atlanta when she was stumping for stacey abrams. what do you make of her maiden voyage in iowa? >> she's compelling and probably the furthest along of any of these three dozen, more than three dozen democrats considering running. she has an operation. she built a huge operation in the midterms where she had people in a lot of battleground states and early voting states, early primary states. she was able to bring them into the fold. she started an exploratory committee so early to employ those people. she's pretty far along and compelling on the stump but running for president is like doing nothing else you've ever done. so she's going to come up with a lot of tests. the likability question was sort of the first one. i saw her

nia, hi.ey there. >> this is the reaction from the house gop leadership, and i'm going to give some quotes. reckless, wrong, offensive, abhorrent, racist. but what good is outcome if there's no accountability? >> yeah. i think that's right. i mean is he going to be formally censured? is he going to be stripped of any committee positions he has? again, he has been saying these types of things for years, and i think the issue here is much broader than steve king. you played that clip from ronald reagan, for instance. i mean ronald reagan himself played to racial fears and racialized stereotypes. i mean he was one of the people who really popularized the term "welfare queens." when he launched his campaign, he very much was kind of using the southern strategy, talks about states rights in the south, which was obviously seen as a dog whistle to folks in the south who used the idea of states rights to defend segregation. so this has been a long problem, i think, in the gop, and you have donald trum

. >> nia, what are you imagining for 2019? >> in terms of trump i think he's going to start laying the foundation for his reelection, he's going to ramp that up immediately you would imagine in this new year, he's going to consolidate the rnc with his own campaign apparently so it's going to be sort of a new structure for reelection and he's got to do that against all the headwinds that you are talking about, the house democrats looking into everything about him and his family as well, he's got to figure out a way to keep a grip on not only the grassroots folks who probably will stay with him no matter what, but certainly republican officials, we've seen them stay aligned with him. i think that will be his plan going into 2019. >> he has the ability to both try to define what his reelection campaign looks like but also try to define his democratic opposition. anybody who pokes his head up, he's going to go after them. >> yes, investigations, oversight, the economy, but a lot of trump's powers politically have stemmed from bein

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family friends and supporters of nia wilson gathered where the 18-year-old was stabbed to death by ager. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >>> many in redding describe this as the worst fire in shasta county history. >> i have never seen anything like this. it just went any direction it wanted to. >> as the carr fire grows ever larger, the inferno claimed its sixth victim. >> i hope nobody else loses their house or their life. . >>> the sinking millenial tower has a new problem. a cracked window on the 36th floor. >> is that class going to hold or is it going to be a falling object. >> an investigation found the crack was from a source break due to exterior impact. >>> at the seven-week-old workforce trans center, two cracks beams were covered. the possible cause of the defects are numerous. >> three possibilities, fabrication, installation and design. >>> today is more than about democrats and republicans. it is about restoring the constitution's checks and balances. mr. president, please don't characterize the strength that i bring to this meeting. >> the tru

. >>> for perspective, nia-malika henderson, steve cortez and rick wilson, republican strategist and author of the book "everything trump touches dies." rick, you have tsa screeners calling out sick because they're not getting paid. i'm going to get that doesn't make you feel better about our national security. >> one of the departments taking the biggest fit of trump's stompy foot rage episode is homeland security and so tsa and the guys helping to prevent terrorists from boarding our aircraft are not being paid and air traffic controllers are not being paid and it took a bunch of juggling in the executive branch to get the coast guard paid so we're seeing the impact on the economy and americans and our safety and security because donald trump is a juvenile who is going to have a hissy fit until he gets his precious wall and this could easily be resolved. he has to step down off the cliff and stop asking for a fantasy wall in order to deal with the reality of the harm he's causing to the economy. >> steve? how do you see this? where do you see it going? how does it get resolved? >>

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i want to bring in cnn's nia malika henderson, who reports extensively on the politics of identity inreligion, region, gender, class, and party. great to have you with us. you just wrote about harris this week and whether she has the it factor. how does her being a woman, particularly a woman of color, factor into that? >> well, one of the things you saw at her events is she obviously is drawing a lot of support and enthusiasm from african-american women. i was at her event here. of course, it was a book event. about 1500 people showed up. if you think about african-american women, they really are the backbone of the democratic party. that is the base you need to get to actually win. you think about all those southern states, south carolina, mississippi, georgia, it's african-american women who really determine who wins those contests. so here she is as a black woman, as an historic figure in many ways. she was the first black woman to be a senator, a.g. obviously in california. she talks about her own experiences growing up as the daughter of civil rights activists and how that came

nia-malika henderson and julie hirschfield davis. not a laughing matter for the fbi and is not a laughing matter for the special counsel who inherited the russia interference investigation. robert mueller was appointed by the trump justice department after the president fired fbi director james comey. "the new york times" account of the fallout among senior law enforcement officials include this. the inquiry carried explosive implications, counterintelligence investigations, investigators had to consider whether the president's own actions constituted a possible threat to national security. agents also sought to determine whether mr. trump was knowingly working for russia or had unwittingly fallen under moscow's influence. you heard the president call that insulting. and his allies call it more proof of a rogue fbi and deep state determined, they say, to undermine the president. but investigators believe they had plenty of reasons to be worried. another weekend headline reminds us the president's actions when it comes to russia conti

and nia-malika henderson, a cnn political reporter. nia-malika, let me pull up the current status of the democratic field as we know it right now. so senator kamala harris. also former hud secretary julian castro is in the race, congresswoman tulsi gabbard, john delaney, andrew yang. then people who have announced exploratory committees is kirsten gillibrand, elizabeth warren and the south bend mayor pete buttigieg. is the feeling kamala harris has the most energy or is that just because she had such a big crowd in oakland. >> she's probably had the best roll out so far. a slow roll-out with her book, and then finally that big announcement, 20,000 people or so according to her aides, showed up in the crowd size. it looks pretty massive out there. so, yeah if you look at this field, we don't know how big it's going to be. maybe 20 or so folks. certainly a top tier. people like kamala harris, people like bltelizabeth warren. people who haven't gotten in who might get in like joe biden, beto o'rourke and bernie sanders. it's still early.

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nia. at 92. that is "nbc nightly news" on this saturday. i'm kate ow.at nbc news, have a great night. >>> timeeas cor the redskins coach's show. we sat down with the coach earlier thiweek. chris, the reviewf 18 season whach what a roller coaster it was. >> hot as it could be against arizona. a couple of wins early. the first half against green y. the team looks very good. 5-2. 6-3. that houston game at 6-3. they competed in that game. you go back to that houston game at 6-3 and you say there's a pass interference with the redskins, should have had a chance to kick the field goal to go to

. >> reporter: nia franklin was trained as a classicalsi er.'s finding her rhythm as the reigning miss america, traveling sharing her love for music. >> i found that the arts, especially in high school, gave me such a great way to myself, to be creative. it also really helped my confidence. >> it is prettyexciting. i've always seen her on pictures and stuff. i saw her at the pageant, when she won. it's cool to see her in person. >> reporter: not only does ronald williams get to seeaiss amern person, he is one of the students chosen to sing for her. ♪ >> reporter: as franklin sharee her to success, she says she also hopes to be a role model for people of color.p growin in north carolina, she says most of her classmates didn't look like her. > being a role model specifically in the field of music is so important. we see people that look like us and seeing that diversity. that's what, i think, we need i're of. happy to be kind of a part of that. >> as women, especially black women, we sometimes feeike there's not a lot of people that like to do wh

dr nias massive influence on the government even led to the country's president klaus he has to question whether rumania was up to the job of taking over the e.u.'s rotating presidency yet. it is evident that the government is being controlled by a criminal. track now is running its with the help of middlemen these are facts that we all know. on january first rumania did take over the helm of the e.u. . in the first six months of twenty nineteen the giant palace of the parliament in bucharest will be the venue of many you meetings. but remain in lawmakers are deeply divided over the e.u. and the handing of the judiciary florin you're ducking a close associate of dragon is held in abusive anti e.u. speech in parliament on market is not normal that romania should be simply condemned by experts from brussels who can determine entire parliaments without having the necessary knowledge. romanian parliamentarians have the right to decide on the law themselves. prime minister via recurred and sheila and other close drag me associate also brushed off any criticism of the legal reforms and the hin

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kept us alive i never thought about live in leningrad we can't believe in the end of the siege was nia. do you mean you're here to look at that there was no childhood for me during the siege it was a horror that we young boys only survived because we were able to bear more suffering than the elderly i remember sometimes our relatives would die during the night the next morning would wake up next to a dead person that was our childhood i remember how during the most difficult periods we would find endearing barrels and they'd be a viscous residue at the bottom we boiled and ate it that's how we survived. the evacuation through this so-called road of life is one of the most memorable things from the sea i remember how the car driving behind us sank in the lake after being hit by a nazi bomb it was a horrible experience i have no positive memories from that time. and credible testimony well nazi germany besieged leningrad for eight hundred seventy two days the deadliest blockade in history are there in there about more than a million people died mostly from starvation and cold the only ro

the nia also from hundreds sell cigarettes at the shelter he says he plans to join dozens of others in the coming days and jump the border fence of the moment on the bill i don't have a number didn't ask for i'm waiting i've been waiting a long time what i want is to cross let it be god's will my dream is to find work and provide for my family. crossing into the u.s. illegally carries its own risks a few days ago when migrant drowned trying to swim around the border wall his body was found the next day by authorities in california for those who choose to stay in the new year only promises more uncertainties and no guarantees that their long wait will end in the united states monopoly disease do you want to. brazil's new far right president will be sworn in on tuesday they also know as a divisive figure she has praised the country's past military dictatorship john holliman looks at what his presidency could mean for the rest of the wild. this covers more than half of brazil the amazon rain forest it's known as the lungs storing billions of tons of the planet's carbon dioxide. it was alr

i think he must have grabbed pieces of history and is thinking of check nia. truly an astonishing ignorant statement by the president. >> gentlemen, it's so scarring. it's hard to visit afghanistan and not come face-to-face with the shards of the old soviet military. you'll see a tank track, pieces of artillery. it litters the countryside. >> yeah, it was a disaster for the soviet union. a bunch of 18-year-old draftee boys fighting these nationalists, patriotic app -- i so it's hard to imagine what the president was thinking of when he made this assertion. there's certainly no comparability at all between the soevt experience and after began stan which whas stamped the population into the ground and the attempt by nato allies to support putting afghanistan back together. i think that must be his purpose to delegitimize what we're doing in afghanistan, and now it essentially ends the likelihood of a diplomatic initiative to end the war. >> frank, you and i always take even. i think the feds are operating at a higher level. but the president says this on televis

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. >> reporter: nia frankn was trained as a classical singer. she's now the reigning miss america, traveling the country and sharing her love of music. >> it gave me a gat way to express myself, be creative, and it also helps my cot'idence. >> pretty exciting. i've seen her on pictures and stuff. i saw her at the peant when she won. it is cool to see her in person. >> reporter: not only does ronald williams get to see miss e's one of person, the students chosen to sing for her. ep ♪ >>ter: as franklin shares her keys to success, she says she also hopes to be a role del for people of color. growing up in north carolina, she says most of her classmates didn't look like her. >> being a role model specifically in the field of music is so important.eo we seee that look like us, si seeing that diversity. that's what, think, weeed more of. i'm happy to be part of that. >> as black women, we sometimes feel there's not a lot of people that like to do what we like to do. seeing her gives hope. >> reporter: spreading hope and harmony, one note at a time. i

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nia, hi, welcome. >> hey, there. >> this is reaction from house gop leadership. reckless, wrong, offensive, racist, what good is outcome if there's no accountability. >> is he going to be stripped of any committees he has? he's been saying these type of things for years and the issue here is much broader than steve king. he played that clip from ronald reagan for instance. ronald reagan himself played to racial fears and racialized stereotypes. he was one of the people that popularized the term welfare queens and he was talking about states rights and was seen as a dog whistle to folks in the south that used the idea of states rights to defend segregation. this has been a long problem in the gop and you have donald trump come along and pick up a lot of the pieces and strains in the republican party we've seen over the last 50 years and really put them all together in a toxic brew that was successful for him in 2016. even steve king borrowed -- he borrowed from steve king the language he saw him use with his constituents there in iowa. so it's a problem that's big

wroining us now, david gregory, nia-malika henderson, phil mudd, asha, thank you all for being with using. we have a lot to discuss. buzz feed says two sources have twold buzz feed the president

i think he must have grabbed pieces of history and he's thinking of chech nia.is a truly astonishing, ignorant statement by the president. >> general, it was so scarring, i know you know this is the case, it's hard to visit afghanistan and not come face to face with the shards of the old soviet military. you'll see a tank track, you'll see pieces of artillery. it litters the countryside. >> yeah. it was a disaster for the soviet union. a bunch of 18-year-olds draftee boys fighting these nationalist, patriotic afghans who were basically responding to communism as an atheistic, you know, affront to islam. so, you know, it's hard to imagine what the president was thinking of when he made this assertion. there's certainly no comparability at all between the soviet experience in afghanistan, which was stamped the civilian population into the ground and the attempt by the nato allies, and much of the world community to support putting afghanistan back together. i think that must be his purpose, to delegitimize what we're now doing in afghanistan, given the fact he twe

let's talk with nia-malika henderson, david gregory and john avalon. listen, the conventional wisdom was that there was gridlock in washington, but president trump actually got a lot of things that he wanted to passed. the supreme court picks, he got the regulations that he had promised, i mean, rolling back the regulations, the environmental things that he changed. so he was able to do a lot of things. yes -- >> that was all with a pen. that's the universal sign for the stroke of a pen, also conducting the orchestra. >> i guess my point is that for people who say it was gridlock, i think that he thinks that he made a lot of progress regardless of how he did it. >> certainly and one of the things i think he's been arguing and will continue to argue is that he's accomplished more in the first two years of his presidency than any other president before him. you will have to do a reality check on that. >> false. >> so, yeah, i mean, certainly the people who back him are very happy with what he has done with the supreme court. in some ways the tax cut plan

nia love is from utah, and luis gutierrez. what was it like to watch this new congress sworn in for you? >> it was a little surreal. i remember being there with my kids and i wanted them to be on the floor so that they -- so that i remember and that they could see this -- this incredible process and how important it is to be involved. how you can't just sit back and let just -- let things happen. and so it was really -- it was a little bitter sweet, actually. there was one point where i sat there and i thought, gosh, thank goodness, you know, i'll let them have that. and there are other moments where you feel like we accomplished something and my kids got to see -- got to be there to see it. >> what about you, congressman? are you relieved to be on this side of the table now? >> look, i'm going to be traveling around the country tearing down a wall that's actually been built. there are a million green cardholders that vai plied for american citizenship. what does that mean? they paid 725 bucks so that they could get their fing

why isn't india there in nia ar we there and we're 6,000 miles away? but i don't mind. we want to help our people, help other nations. you do have terrorists, mostly taliban but isis. i'll give you an example. so tall isis is an enemy. we have an area where taliban is here, isis is here and they're fighting each other. i said why don't you let them fight? why are we getting in the middle of it? i said let them fight. they're both our enemies, let them fight. sir, we want to do it. they go in and end up fighting both of them. it the craziest thing i've ever seen. i think i would have been a good general but who knows. these are two enemies fighting again but what are we doing? but i said this intergentleman. he's done a fantastic job. he's brought the country together. india, russia, you look at some of the satellite countries that are extremely wealthy with oil, surrounding. i spoke to some of them. they -- i said to a certain country, very rich country, what would you do if the united states pulled out? oh, we'd be taken over by the taliban and terrorists. i said, ah.