tonight -- dax shepard, host of msnbc's "deadline: white house" anchor nicolle wallace, music from weyeslood featuring the 8g band with raghav mehrotra. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump today tried to down play his offensive attacks on minority congresswomen tweeting, quote, "i don't have a racist bone in my body." well, based from this photo, i have to ask -- [ laughter ] do you have any bones in your body [ laughter and applause in a new interview, former vice president joe biden said he would challenge president trump to do pushups if trump criticized his age or mental state during a debate. just a heads-up, if someone criticizes your mental state and your response is to do pushups -- [ laughter ] not a great argument in favor of your mental state. [ laughter and applause in a new - [ cheers and applause in a new interview, senator bernie sanders jokingly challenged pre

i'm steve kornacki in for nicolle wallace. today, growing concern for the president's allies his five days and counting of racial divisive attacks could cost trump the election in 2020 and congressman elijah cummings, this as his aides privately discuss what might happen if trump doesn't let this go. the "new york times" said several white house officials privately scoffed at the idea it was strategy rather than impulse concluding any benefit he might get from revving up his conservative white base could be offset by more moderate voters in wisconsin and michigan he needs to win a second term. even a few republicans are showing signs of discomfort with trump's attacks on cummings and zangs theirselves with trump's claim cummings is the real racist although mostly avoided criticizing trump's comments directly and we have seen no signs schemishness among his party or alarm of his aides has a chance to get through to the president. several white house officials were uncertain who could intervene with him or if anyone would even d

next is "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace and in for nicolle wallace is steve kornacki. >>n new york. i'm steve kornacki, in for nicolle wallace when president trump is doing his best to wrestle the news cycle back from the 2020 candidates on what will be a second straight night of debating for them. trump today tweeting attacks on his potential democratic rivals. he's keeping his week-long controversy over race alive with pressure attacks on baltimore and taking shots at the rush investigation. this is as rumblings around impeachment grow

next is "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace and in for nicolle wallace is steve kornacki. >> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. i'm steve kornacki, in for nicolle wallace when president trump is doing his best to wrestle the news cycle back from the 2020 candidates on what will be a second straight night of debating for them. trump today tweeting attacks on his potential democratic rivals. he's keeping his week-long controversy over race alive with pressure attacks on baltimore and taking shots at the rush investigation. this is as rumblings around impeachment grow louder. for democrats he might just be offering himself up again as the perfect villain. joe biden is preparing to take center stage tonight and to make the case he's the best bet for the party to take out trump. biden, who is still out in front of the democratic field, according to the polls. he can expect some heat from his rivals on stage tonight. of course, we're anticipating that rematch between biden and senator kamala harris. by all accounts she bested him the last time around. there are also signs now bid

. >> so she was quickly corrected, sort of and msnbc nicole wallace offered update as so much we regretews called us, they asked us to let you know that they are caring the hearing, don't watch them, though, watch us, it'll be more fun. >> live look as you are getting this morning in hearing room in capitol hill. >> see, not only did fox cover gavel to gavel but ratings for higher than any other cable or broadcast network bret baier and martha macallum. brian williams and nicole wallace, former bush white house aide that make sure she depieses donald trump and that showed in analysis. >> democrats considered and republicans were auditioning for next weekend show for fox news. >> well, there's the fox fixation again, that brings me to cnn moderators, jake tapper and dana bash, solid choices and don lemon who denounces trump as racist and horrible president and the reaction from the msn, crickets, coming up, president trump takes swipe at fox news over new poll, much more with sean spicer next. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfort

i'm steve kornacki in for nicolle wallace.n for the president's allies his five days and counting of racial divisive attacks could cost trump the election in 2020 and congressman elijah cummings, this as his aides privately discuss what might happen if trump doesn't let this go. the "new york times" said several white house officials privately scoffed at the idea it was strategy rather than impulse concluding any benefit he might get from revving up his conservative white base could be

"deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new yorkfore congress that is, when robert s. mueller appears on capitol hill wednesday, it will mark his 89th appearance before congress. according to "the new york times," that's the most among initial ever. if that's the case why is everyone from the president to the democrats to mueller's closest allies so darn anxious about it? from the president the explanation comes as a close friend and ally who describes him as, quote, the sun king who loathes anyone and any moment that blocks the spotlight from him. it's also possible even the president can't predict what hours and hours live wall-to-wall coverage of robert mueller testifying about the president's

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i'm back on the air tomorrow morning in this studio with nicolle wallace and our entire team. 8:30 a.m. eastern time. to cover robert mueller's historic testimony before two committees of the house. again, tomorrow morning 8:30 a.m. on this very network. coming up, our greatest ally will now be presided over by a man who was the choice of 92,000 people. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. >>> last thing before we go here tonight. our closest ally, the united kingdom, is facing its greatest challenge perhaps since the second world war, and by all accounts according to polls most brits feel they have precisely the wrong man for that job. boris johnson will officially become prime minister tomorrow. to americans who don't follow british politics, he's the one with the hair. it's simple and easy to refe

i'm nicolle wallace.e kornacki in for chuck starts now. >>> if it's tuesday, the battle at the border intensifies as more democratic lawmakers get inside the detention centers. new outrage, new hearings, a new inspector general report, and a new call to prosecute members of the trump administration. >>> plus, the race is on. kamala harris hits a new high. she's in a virtual tie with joe bi

now, nicolle wallace. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york.tly special counsel who investigated russian interference in the 2016 election and donald trump in that election will be before congress and the eyes of the world will be watching would be an understatement. easily tracked on a twitter feed and rudy guiliani's media

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i'm peter alexander in for my friend nicolle wallace.with the humanitarian crisis unfolding at the southern border, images of overcrowded and squalid conditions at the migration authorities. and the fourth of july celebration, tanks on the street in advance of a military-style event tomorrow and speech during the evening's festivities at the lincoln memorial that's beginning to look a lot more like a maga rally, especially giving t

i'm john heilemann, here for nicolle wallace again.trump is a racist president has been overwhelming for some time but what happened this weekend and continued today advances the story to a new place. the racist president is openly telling us he's drawing a racist campaign. he all but announced that with an attack on elijah cummings, a african-american congressman around baltimore. we want to avoid amplifying trump's racist messages by repeating them here, we're also

i'm john heilemann, here for nicolle wallace again. the assertion donald trump is a racist president has been overwhelming for some time but what happened this weekend and continued today advances the story to a new place. the racist president is openly telling us he's drawing a racist campaign. he all but announced that with an attack on elijah cummings, a african-american congressman around baltimore. we want to avoid amplifying trump's racist messages by repeating them here, we're also facing the reality we will be dealing with presidential racism the next 15 months and we've seen few signs trump will be held accountable by members of his own party so it's our job to co-author racism when we see it. -- call out racism when we see it. like this tweet of appalling decency -- baltimore is a rat-infested mess. that is a racist link filled with filth and crime, especially when it is a pattern, as with trump it is. calling john lewis african-american, and calling his district crime i fested. he said trump did pour is into and infest our c

i'm peter alexander in for my friend nicolle wallace. today with the humanitarian crisis unfolding at the southern border, images of overcrowded and squalid conditions at the migration authorities. and the fourth of july celebration, tanks on the street in advance of a military-style event tomorrow and speech during the evening's festivities at the lincoln memorial that's beginning to look a lot more like a maga rally, especially giving the news today the republican party is handing out vip tickets to big donors and political appointee that's will put them front and center when the president takes the stage and considering the president's pattern that are apolitical. when he bragged about the size of his inauguration crowd in front of that merm moral wamori stars. recently criticized nancy pelosi 234 front of the cemetery in normandy and turned the boy scout jamboree into a political event. so there's no surprise there's growing concern president trump might criticize this fourth of july event as well and today open questions about who i

i apologize i'm not nicolle wallace. i'm john heilemann.'m here for miss nicolle, who has the day off today. a democrat going where no house democrat has gone before. jerry nadler suggesting his committee is already in effect conducting impeachment inquiries against donald trump. >> just saying there's no difference between what you're doing now and impeachment debate, right? >> a new development in the impeachment debate, demanding more of

i'm nicolle wallace.p daily" with my friend chuck todd starts now. ♪ >>> if it's friday, another trump administration official is out. add alex acosta to the ever growing list of former cabinet members. so still a first term. is this any way to run the government? >>> plus, i.c.e. immigration raids are set for the weekend.

i'm nicolle wallace.daily" with steve kornacki in for candidahuck todd starts . ♪ >>> if it's monday, it's "meet the press daily." good evening. i'm steve kornacki in new york for chuck todd. we've got a jam packed hour with a lot of late developments including the latest on the jeffrey epstein indictment and the fallout from that which has been a spotlight on a whole bunch of his associates including president trump. we've also just

. >> former fbi director james comey today speaking with the great nicolle wallace here on msnbc.rector comey is one of many figures either near to this investigation or who are otherwise in a position to know who have suggested what robert mueller should be asked tomorrow and how. joining us now are two people who have their own very well-earned perspectives on this ahead of tomorrow's questioning. chuck rosenberg is a former senior justice department official and former fbi chief of staff. and neal katyal, former acting solicitor general. chuck and neal, we never put two people on together. i promise you're not here to do punching judy and fight each other. >> definitely not. >> let me ask you about this breaking news we got tonight. previously described in reporting about the special counsel's process about mueller's chief of staff and we know he was mueller's chief of staff when mueller was fbi director. now it seems that the intelligence committee has made the decision that they're going to swear mr. zebley in as a witness, to sit next to mueller and also answer questions fro

i apologize i'm not nicolle wallace. i'm john heilemann. it's 4:00 in new york and i'm here for miss nicolle, who has the day off today. a democrat going where no house democrat has gone before. jerry nadler suggesting his committee is already in effect conducting impeachment inquiries against donald trump. >> just saying there's no difference between what you're doing now and impeachment debate, right? >> a new development in the impeachment debate, demanding more of robert mueller's underlying evidence from the court filing, quote, articles of impeachment are under consideration as part of this committee's investigation, although no final determination has been made, unquote. reporting today for "the new york times" and "the washington post," nadler, who whose committee is responsible for recommending articles of impeachment, has gone even further behind closed doors. the debate over how to proceed in the wake of robert mueller's testimony this past week intensifies among democrats. this is from "the new york times." quote, nadler has gra

up next, deadline white house with my friend and colleague, nico nicole wallace. >> aloha, and i apologizepoint you, i am not nicolle wall la wallace. a top democrat venturing where no top democrat has gone before. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler suggesting his committee is already in effect conducting an impeachment inquiry against donald trump. >> you're saying there's no difference between what you're doing now and an impeachment inquiry, right? >> in effect. >> it's a

up next, deadline white house with my friend and colleague, nico nicole wallace. >> aloha, and i apologize to disappoint you, i am not nicolle wall la wallace. a top democrat venturing where no top democrat has gone before. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler suggesting his committee is already in effect conducting an impeachment inquiry against donald trump. >> you're saying there's no difference between what you're doing now and an impeachment inquiry, right? >> in effect. >> it's a new development, the impeachment debate, the committee echoed today in writing and in a court filing in fact, that demanded more of robert mueller's underlying evidence from that court filing, quote, articles of impeachment are under consideration as part of this committee's investigation, although no final determination has been made. reporting today in the "new york times" and "washington post," says that nadler whose committee is responsible for recommending articles of impeachment has gone even further behind closed doors in the wake of how to proceed after robert mueller's testimony intensifies among d

i want to play something for our friend, nicolle wallace on the air just today. >> who is the democratic leader who can say this is a drop-everything, get on an airplane, go to the steps of the capitol, go to a central location in des moines, iowa, go to new hampshire, hold hands even if you hate each other and good question. the democrats are going through this so-called purity test, that they can walk and chew gum at the same time. that the societal issues they want to fix, can be in the form of a candidate. do you see a unifier out there? the kind of person that nicolle was talking about? >> that is the central question. joe biden is still the lead poller. he is the person that most people have expressed faith and confidence in, in their one mission, to beat donald trump. this is a very diverse party. the chant last night was repugnant. but he knows there's a constituency for this. he knows that there is. he knows that ilan omar are going to give this nominee a hard time. and they will exact a purity test on whoever ends up leading the party. it will be divisive. they might say anti-s

that note, i want to play for you something jeremy bash formally of pentagon and cia said on nicole wallace'sroadcast at 4:ocho -- 4:00 eastern time today. >> do you know who else widely shares these views? our government and national security professionals and leader of the pentagon and republicans on capitol hill, don't tell anybody. >> they know. >> they actually believe that our white house is dysfunctional, it's chaotic, there is infighting and trump is not going to change. when you want to tell him something, be simple and blunt. that was the analysis that sir kim derrick played out for his government. >> you heard it there, michael. the guy was saying nothing you can't hear throughout washington. >> that's right. he wasn't saying that much you couldn't get from reading the newspaper or even watching cable television. so on some level, brian, i was a little disappointed because i hoped we would get juicy specific details about meetings he had been in or real detailed palace intrigue. instead, what we saw was the broad contours of the critique of the trump administration that's familiar

to use nicolle wallace's theory, how much damage do you think mueller can do, if, indeed, he stays within the four points of the report? >> i can certainly tell you that people in the white house still feel like he can deliver quite a bit of damage. as somebody put it to me in the last day or so, the report was 448 pages. it was dense. a lot of it was sort of very lawyerly and there is a sense that a lot of lawmakers and a lot of americans didn't read it. someone said to me, they may not have read the book but they might watch the movie. that's what we're going to get on wednesday, is robert mueller sitting before congress, his hand in the air taking the oath and testifying, only his second public statement. the other one clocked in about nine minutes. this one will go nine hours. five hours. even if he doesn't stray from the report, he is going to detail -- and that's the key word here, detail -- all the incidents of obstruction, and of course the matter of collusion and the investigations into the conspiracy between russia and the trump campaign, and though he didn't find enough evidenc

director james comey whose own investigation preceded the special counsel's was interviewed live by nicole wallace. she asked him why mueller declined to charge trump even after citing instances of possible or suspected obstruction. >> he reasoned that as a prosecutor working at the department of justice he can't bring charges against a sitting president. and if he can't charge a sitting president, it would be unfair in writing to accuse the president of a crime because there wouldn't be any adjudication and opportunity for vindication by that president. he would try to be fair to the president and principled and lay out the evidence he gathered so that a future prosecutor when the man is no longer a sitting president could take a look at it. that confused a lot of people. then the attorney general grabbed it and said there's no there there and ended the case. >> mueller's afternoon hearing is before the intelligence committee. it's likely to center on the finding that russia interfered with our election. comey said it is critical the public is made fully aware of the kremlin's efforts. >> the fac

.-- tonight dax shepard, host of msnbc's "deadline: white house" anchor nicolle wallace, music from weyes attacks on minority congresswomen tweeting, quote, "i don't have a racist bone in my body."

msnbc's nicole wallace things she has the solution to what ails the democrats.uerto rico. >> message to democrats. this is how you do it. a corrupt leader with my size and a stick and intolerant leanings resigned late last night driven from office, following an investigation in a legislator and post trusts from the people here are presented. >> laura: i love the dramatic music. that made it all the more credible. my new podcast just dropped. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team ticket from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with a fox news alert. the political firestorm in the wake of mueller's testimony is heating up as house speaker nancy pelosi tries to manage a party pushing for an achievement down the impeachment and moving on. many say democrats say that the speaker is getting numerous headaches because of this. a federal judge in san francisco brought the president's asylum policy. lawmakers on the hill continued to blame each other for the growing crisis at the border. what now? mark morgan committee

i want to play something for our friend, nicolle wallace on the air just today. >> who is the democratic leader who can say this is a drop-everything, get on an airplane, go to the steps of the capitol, go to a central location in des moines, iowa, go to new hampshire, hold hands even if you hate each other and say this is who we are. >> a. b., it struck me as a very good question and the kind i'd like to pass along to you. the democrats are going through this so-called purity test. they insys they can chew gum and walk at the same time, that the systemic societal issues they want to go about fixing can also be in the form of a candidate. do you see a an unifier out there, the kind of person nicolle was just talking about? >> that is the central question, brian. i mean, joe biden is still the lead poller. he is the person that most people have expressed faith and confidence in in their one mission which is to beat donald trump. this is also a very divided party. and donald trump is on to a few things. the chant last night was repugnant. but he knows there's a constituency for this just a

. >> time for the {blooge msnbc's nicole wallace has the solution for what aob democrats. key is puerto rico. >> message to democrats, this is how you do it. a corrupt leader with misogynist and intolerant leanings resigns laced midnight driven from office, an investigation in the legislature and protests from the people he represented. >> love that dramatic music, that made that all the more credible. my new podcast, shannon bream, fox news in 19, take it from here. >> we begin with a fox news alert, the political firestorm in the wake of mother's testimony is heating up and nancy pelosi trying to manage a caucus that flipped between pushing for impeachment and moving on. and hours she sits down with her most vocal members who many say democrats say the speakers getting numerous headaches because of alexandria ocasio cortez. a federal judge in san francisco blocks the president's asylum case and lawmakers on the hill blame each other for growing crisis at the border so what now. mark

frank, all of us around here watched nicolle wallace, 4:00 eastern time. that's where we first saw you react to this story today. what do words "national importance" mean to you? what kind of thing are we expecting tomorrow? >> federal judges cheese their words very carefully. so for a federal judge to say this material has national importance means this to me. he's focused on the material the government has that got them in the door with a search warrant of cohen's offices, residence. what does that mean? that means this isn't going to be a nothing burger tomorrow. you don't gather material to establish probable cause and have nothing. you convince the judge that there's evidence of a crime inside that place and i need to get in there. so we're going to see that. the question is will that include such things as who decided to make the payments for hush money? did foreign entities get involved in supplying the money? did they know where the money was going? did president trump direct it? or did he just acquiesce to cohen's suggestion? what is it we're goin

nicolle wallace starts now. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york.ublicans or even a single republican will come out against racism today. it's not hard or should not be hard to lend your name or vote to a resolution that says immigrants make america stronger and america still welcomes those who seek refuge from violence in their home

"deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in washingtonwash in the after glow of his firstness. first president to take his daughter to north korea on a work trip. first president to say out loud he has no yrd what the term western liberalism means by dissing the west coast cities of the united states in response to a reporter's question about it. first president to pass along his pension for birtherism smear campaigns to his son, and, yes, first president to meet with a brutal north korean dictator on that bruin north korea's dictator's home turf and then lavage him with praise. >> it's just an honor to be with you, and an honor you asked me to step over the line and i was proud to step over the line. we heard the power of that voice. nobody's heard that voice before. >> the voice. and what a face, that look

up next, "deadline: white house" with my colleague nicolle wallace. >>> hi, everyone.h the case now closed on whether or not donald trump is a racist, and any doubts about whether he plans to run on the themes of racial an mists and division erased, democrats today signaling their intention to focus the nation's attention on donald trump's criminal conduct. as democrats prepare for the arrival of special counsel robert mueller on capol

deadline with nicole wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in washington, d.c.o men are in damage control mode over their ties to jeffrey epstein. the billionaire who is indicted yesterday on sex trafficking charges. donald trump doubling down today in such his secretary of labor. >> i can tell you that for 2 1/2 years he's been just an excellent secretary of labor. he's done a fantastic job. what happened 12 or 15 years ago with respect to when he was a u.s. attorney i think many miami -- is it miami? >> yes.

"deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. is how you do it. a corrupt leader with miss soj nis tick and intolerant leanings resigned late last night, driven from office by an investigation in the legislature and protests from the people he represented. while many of us were still focused on the takeaways from the mueller hearing, the people of puerto rico took to the streets last night to celebrate. nbc news is reporting crowds in the street which grew almost two weeks calling for the governor to step down immediately

"deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. wednesday will make 89 trips before congress that is, when robert s. mueller appears on capitol hill wednesday, it will mark his 89th appearance before congress. according to "the new york times," that's the most among initial ever. if that's the case why is everyone from the president to the democrats to mueller's closest allies so darn anxious about it? from the president the explanation comes as a close friend and ally who describes him as, quote, the sun king who loathes anyone and any moment that blocks the spotlight from him. it's also possible even the president can't predict what hours and hours live wall-to-wall coverage of robert mueller testifying about the president's efforts to obstruct the investigation into the russian attacks on our election will do to his political standing. from mueller's allies it's a concern that mueller, who sticks to the facts and only the facts, will outmatched by the tribal politics of this moment. and for democrats the knowledge that the long

msnbc's special coverage of robert mueller's long-awaited testimony anchored by brian williams and nicole wallace tomorrow starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> and coming up, joe biden unveils a wide-ranging criminal justice reform plan, but is it enough to court one of his most important demographics? plus a rare and exclusive interview with one of the migrant children held at a uma border station. he describes 11 days packed into a cell hungry and 30s did i. it thurs thirsty. it's all right here on msnbc. thurs thirsty. it's all right here on msnbc en defy the laws of human nature,at the summer of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. prpharmacist recommendedne memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size of the needle and removed the citrate buffers. and it has the same effectiven