if you want to be critical -- [simultaneous talking] >> no, nicole wallace, on down.ood. the obvious thing, if you want to be critical of him, you just say he should not cut cancer research funding. don't talk about anyone dying. this kid is fighting for his life and has been his entire 13 years that he's been on this planet, but i noticed something last night beyond the infection of the paddles. i was watching what was going on in terms of the response to/in. i saw that there were conservatives that were praising her and said that this is a really good concise response to an hour and 44 minute speech where she talked about unifying themes. she talked about jobs, she talked about national security, from coming from a bipartisan household. she talked about being moved to service, being in new york on 9/11 and then signing up, she went to work for the cia and did three tours. and i see progressives criticizing her, saying this is the right way to handle it, you get this message and you go out and say george bush wasn't that bad or she had a line saying i'm glad donald t

karma is almost as much of one is nicole wallace.it's interesting listening to them because i think they thought they were making a good point. like they are so blind. >> i also think that they dislike our children this much. that's what the american people saw. because i left that going, what will they pick on? and then you see that and you're like no, that was the wrong choice. what it makes -- it is not about trump. they really don't like us and that's what we saw. they continue to not like us or our children. >> greg: kennedy, do you think -- >> you're telling me the left-wing media is filled with condescending harpies? >> greg: i would say they are snobs, kennedy, what say you? >> yeah,, what a couple of dumb hot takes from those broads. it is so embarrassing for them because even david axelrod was like, stand up for the kids with cancer, stand up for the families and at least give them some respect when they have had their children murdered. and this is a really difficult thing for those families to do. and then to have an enti

this was a moment on msnbc with nicole wallace. speaking of the child with cancer. watch. >> the beauty of that child is the tragedy of the trump presidency. he wants to be a cop. he knows what he wants to do. i hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer, but i hope he never has to defend the united states capitol against donald trump's supporters. and if he does, i hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. >> piers, what was that? >> one of the most disgusting, shameful, reprehensible things i have ever seen on the news in america. and the bar was pretty high for that accolade. you know, i thought what nicole wallace did last night in taking that boy's story and in a weirdly dystopian, horrific way, asking us to think about whether he might kill himself. what on earth was she thinking? why is she still in her job today? why has nobody at nbc watched that back like the rest of us, aghast in horror and said, you're fired because that was a disgusting thing to do. and she wasn't the only one at msnbc. rachel maddow, in a laughably ironic ra

what do you make of nicole wallace -- great to see you. nicole wallace saying say we don't have to battle trump supporters and going for quick question and the need to weaponnize cancer. social norms some people with derangement syndrome and this is a great american moment. this is a kid that survived brain canser and going to the gutter and use a kid to attack trump. this is who they are. it's not a mistake, liz. i've only said this and a lot of democrats including wallace and maddow hate tram more than they love america. liz: they tried to blame doge cut and doge cut research for pediatric cancer and doge didn't do that . congress moved to do that last year and cuts to nih budget and moved in early january before doge moved in. when you listen to this, it's like the danger zone for the media they've panel in love with their own preponderance and -- opinion and think opinions are facts and it's like we're watching the same things they're watching, and they're cooking up stuff out of thin air that nobody else sees or believes in. >> that's

daniel, a 13-year-old boy who has had 13 brain surgeries and for nicole wallace and rachel maddow to say the most odious and inhumane, one of the worst things i've ever heard on cable news which is saying a lot. this is a party that's taking its cues... and i have no leader and no compass right now. >> it's pretty disgusting and pretty despicable. i don't get shocked by a lot of it and i don't really care that they think the way they do when they say... to be honest that was heartless. that was cruel. that's nbc news. >> that's the mothership at this point where they have more employees than they have viewers at this point. >> i think you are probably right. good to see you. only come back mayors of the sanctuary cities grilled by republican lawmakers on capitol hill. we got the tape, we will get reaction. kristi noem will join us and governor greg abbott will join us live in studio. with details of this tour of the southern border with the vice president and also tonight secretary of state marco rubio will talk about ukraine and put in russia and what's happening in the middle east

>> harris: what happened to nicole wallace.as a republican periods he was the comms director for former president g.w. bush. she could see the nation in a nonpartisan way when it called that from the white house. she could see americans. what is she looking at right now? she has joined the liberal side of the chamber last night, literally, the largest convention of heart donors living on the planet. living heart donors! what happened to that meeting passion inside of their chest that said, "we want to do great things for america and americans." did they ever say it or mean it? i understand they are going to find a message in a leader in all of that, but is the struggle so hard that you have been so damaged that now as a hurt person you hurt others? that is what i thought of when she was speaking here to there has been real hard image here and she is hurting so i guess se will punch and kick. rachel maddow just sitting there nodding. here tibbett is heartbreaking. that is the thing, but is not anger but it is disappointment. but

charly did you know nicole wallace is a losing joy reed is like losing a limb. >> i did read that and trying to come up with something clever like losing a limb the only thing i could on surface is that snakes actually evolutionary wise have lost all their limbs and it's not a bad way to describe those working at msnbc. it all kind of makes sense there. i'm waiting for elon musk to say let's add another thing to my portfolio he's all about diversifying. maybe he needs to add another media entity to his portfolio. and then use it as purely a platform to live stream his rocket law watches there's rocket launches. >> and your point when they start revealing that fruity's ngo we are actually funding lebron news media as soon as they hit the skid they are all leaving and getting fired as we've been paying tax money to fund places like msnbc and npr and now that well has run dry so it's all fake. >> greg: all manufactured and fake. >> greatly accept this great. >> greg: he is bigger than me. asthma. does it have you missing out on what you love, with who you love? get back to better breathi

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i thought what nicolle wallace did last night in taking that boy's story in i you know, weirdly dystopianific way asking us to think about whether he might kill himself, what on earth was she thinking? why is she still in her job today? why is nobody at msnbc watch that back like the rest of us aghast in horror and said, you're fired, because that was a disgusting thing to do she wasn't the only one as the msnbc. rachel maddow rant about don't politicize this boy's story then politicized his story. and they couldn't get their heads around it, again, laura, it was the lack of humanity. i don't care if you are on the left or right and that story doesn't move you there is something wrong with you. something wrong with those democrats that didn't get up off their back side. something wrong with those msnbc anchors. and it says an awful lot that they still pretend they are the caring ones. the compassionate ones. >> laura: what they always said about trump here is you were around to hear this is that he was lacking humanity. donald trump has no humanity. how many times did we hear he has no co

to go on television and politicize a tragedy the way that rachel maddow and nicole wallace did last night was just absolutely despicable. it was a new low and i she should resign. >> i want to play this because this is the democrats reaction. the democrats you will see is the blue line. they are talking about jocelyn none gary. watch the democrats and the other lines they go up innmak play that sound bite if you would. >> moments ago i formally renamed that refuge in loving memory of your beautiful daughter jocelyn. so mr. vice president if you would may i have the order. >> republicans and independents were very much struck by democrats flatlined across the board. >> is becoming more apparent to me that the left hates trump more than they love america. so anything that's talking about america in a positive way whether you are uplifting a young child who is having their dreams come true or all the different elements that he is doing to restore american patriotism and to bring families back together. those are things that republicans love to see but these democrats they are disgusted by th

you didn't have to politicize that moment at all but you got nicolle wallace who used to be a republicanlost her way. >> ainsley: rachel maddow. >> lawrence: said the reason why they didn't clap or the reason they didn't celebrate is because the president has cut cancer funding. this is just nonsense. >> steve: we just saw the little boy, the 13-year-old boy officially become a secret service agent right after the kids who was announced that he was going to west point, the brand new secret service agent came over and gave him a high five. it was absolutely terrific. but and d.j., and his family his father are going to be with us coming up in the 8:00 hour of "fox & friends" i was reading a little bit about him this morning and his story. and when he found out that he was going to die from the brain cancer, he made it his quest to try to get sworn in to different police departments all across the country. in fact, right there, he is wearing the uniform of the houston police department. now, of course, as he hugs sean curren, the director of 9 secret service he is -- look i never seen the

here is nicole wallace on msnbc, clip number 1.ch. >> i hope he has a long life of law enforcement. but i hope he never has to defend the united states capitol against donald trump supporters. and if he does, i hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. >> bill: not sure what she was sick about that one. meanwhile, over on cnn there was a different reaction. >> i think there were times when they should have risen. when al green did was despicable. >> this is an indictment, in my opinion, on the democratic leadership. >> they are not taking back the house in 2026. >> i don't know who was throwing up ingleside's but they should be fired a. >> i think they are probably right about that. here's the deal. trump is going to do this three more times in his presidency. what are they going to do next year? is it going to be worth it? you have to wonder if half the room is going to sit down, why go? >> bill, there is a gaping chasm between the democratic party and the american people. they walked in last night knowing quinni

last night, msnbc's nicole wallace disgustingly looped in a 13-year-old boy with brain cancer into annn's first chyron out of the speech called it divisive. president trump wasn't divisive. the democrats were. and cnn was proven wrong by their own viewers. 69% of whom in a post-speech poll said they had a positive reaction to the president's speech. it's sad, and frankly pathetic, that democrats and liberals in the legacy media continue to allow their hatred for the president to override their love for our country. but nevertheless, the president will continue to unify this nation through policies that are grounded in common sense and that uplift all americans. we have an individual in our new media seat today, mary margaret all hand, who is the daily wires first ever white house correspondent, congratulations,. the daily wire was founded ten years ago by ben shapiro. the daily wire now has over 1 million paid subscribers, a monthly network reach of 138 million, and has evolved into a leading conservative multimedia giant. they are now the fifth largest podcast network in the world an

nicole wallace i'm sorry to dump a lot of fact checks there. and that's not even scratching the surface of the things that need to be fact checked there. that's literally what was off the top of my head. yeah. so there's more to say along those lines. >> know that. i mean, this was not not a, you know, 7000 people doing this. this was what you sort of caught from your own reporting on the trump administration. i mean, the facts were probably few and far between, but i think that that's the point, right? like those of us covering this, we come on the air to do our shows. and the point is, there's so much. so let's just stick with dj. i mean, i think that if there was a moment where your whole body could relax and you could celebrate someone, it was the 13 year old cancer survivor who would like to be a police officer. it was a genuinely beautiful moment. and the and the moment that probably was most familiar to the state of the union address, as we were both a part of. problem is, in the beauty of that child is the tragedy of the trump presidenc

. >> by nicole. wallace and. >> lawrence o'donnell and chris hayes and symone sanders. townsend, good. >> to be with. >> all of you. >> in just a few minutes, we're going to. >> start seeing members of. >> congress and their guests entering the house chamber. >> and about a. >> half an hour. >> ish, the president himself. >> should start making his way from the white house. over to the u.s. capitol by limousine. >> then we. >> will see the whole rigmarole unfold down that. center aisle at the house chamber. >> the senators. >> will all. >> arrive at the. >> house side. they will enter along with the vice president, who, of course. >> is also. >> president of the senate. >> we'll see the diplomatic corps brought in, and we'll. >> all wonder, who. >> are all those people? >> i recognize some of them. the samoa guy. >> oh yeah. then at least. >> some members of the. >> supreme court will. >> be there. >> there's always a little suspense as to. >> who has chosen. >> to attend from the court and who has not. sometimes, retired justice stephen breyer comes along. to like a. >