we're here with nicolle wallace.was harrowing and terrifying in an effort to lighten things up a little bit, there is a great new development in television which is my dear friend leslie jones has started watching msnbc and basically live-tweeting it for what seems like multiple hours a day. are you aware of this? >> i am a groupie. i mean, i'm whatever an obsessed fan is we love her so much in my house that my son watches some of them we do earmuffs for the bad language >> seth: you've got to do a lot of earmuffs when it's leslie jones. >> when he put my glasses on, my son now talks like leslie. nicolle put glasses on we love her. >> seth: just for those who haven't seen here's a kiquick cp of how leslie reacts when nicolle is on msnbc. >> yes, nicolle. yes, joy y'all look good with your pink and your purple. look at joy! beautiful smile! look at nicolle! where your glasses at, nicolle we're going to need them >> seth: she very much likes the nicolle move of putting the glasses on >> well, i'm blind as a bat. tucker

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on msnbc yesterday one of their hosts, nicole wallace turned her attention to senate republicans andsional republicans saying if they do not assert the truth they shouldn't be able to share their ideas anymore. what we will see with this coverage is republicans turning towards americans that don't fall in line with liberal ideology and making news attacks about them. todd: nicole wallace is a republican, you mention the fashion, i'm not qualified to talk about that but is it stunning that for four years the media was able to attack an individual who was a moderate, in the fashion industry and yesterday, they were going to get credit no matter what they were wearing. >> doctor jill biden, people were finding over her blue card, how sparkly and beautiful it was. i have no issue with what she wore but as you were saying milania trump is not only a supermodel but in high fashion. her fashion choices were rarely focused on. she was not on the cover of vogue but we have kamala harris being the focus, americans see through this, they would like straight coverage especially when it comes to

i am going to hand the baton to my colleagues brian williams, nicolle wallace and brian. i have to say, nicolle, we all feared this worst-case scenario during these last four years and here it is, sir. >> here it is. >> a bunch of people were not paying attention to the warnings in plain sight over the past several days, chuck. what a tremendously sad day across our country. we should make no mistake these are rioters, these are insurrectionists, they have been cheered on by the president and prominent republicans in congress. they have stormed the u.s. capitol and something else that should be noted, they have done so with ease. we are wondering where law enforcement has been. if you were wondering the same, you are not alone. the whole world is watching this. the whole world is now able to see what has happened to the u.s. capitol. by our reckoning both houses, house and senate, have been breached. members of the house and senate have been told to shelter and, yes, we have seen guns drawn in the house chamber, point-blank range. those are gas masks, oxygen hoods handed o

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brian williams here in new york, where i'm joined by nicolle wallace, joy reid is down in washington, part of our team, and rachel maddow will be along very briefly to join us. good morning to my colleagues, and nicolle, some thoughts so far? >> on my way in this morning, i reached out to senior advisers, to the outgoing and incoming presidents. interestingly, the adviser to outgoing president trump, i said what are you feeling this morning, at this not-so-peaceful transfer of power, changed forever by the actions and conduct of donald trump, and he simply said bye-bye to the trump era. the biden adviser had a very different, more reflective take, and he said his thoughts are on biden himself and said there's never been a more deserving or capable man for the job that he's about to step into. so i think it's going to be a story today of contrast. contrast in terms of the human beings occupying the office and contrast in terms of how they view the office. our friend steve schmidt noted i think a couple years ago that donald trump never saw himself as the leader of the state, as the hea

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to watch nicolle wallace yesterday just get away with it, she lives in new york. am sure she knows someone who has lost someone. the fact that he continues to get away with it, i will continue to call him out on social media and on the programs that allow me to it have this platform. i am grateful for you this evening. i do not when him to get away with this pretty continues to cover up the total amount of sinners who died from covid. not only in nursing homes but hospitals my mother-in-law. the justice department has investigation into him. there are several journalists who have request to our suing him to get those numbers. so there are a few of us out there that will continue to try to hold this person accountable. but unless more mainstream media joined me, i do not know how are going to get these answers. >> they're not going to clearly part it is shocking such an application of their responsibility. the new york post had an article about how you should challenge and are cool but when he runs for governor again for even if it's on the one issue per you stated

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and then they go all my god it's become a story right and i only heard like on wednesday night nicolle wallace for m s n b c like i only heard her admit so far that maybe we should have entertained for so long not just him but like all the republican leadership all of his underlings and all that stuff but that's like one out of how many more people that need to admit that or be held accountable for that that's only the one person that ever like maybe we should add that. to the fact that it's pretty rare to hear and of course they will never admit that they that they largely created him in so many ways but all right thank you so much now i appreciate you thanks for having me. that's our show botching get more of my analysis on what happened this week at youtube dot com redacted tonight and also at portable dot tv also join our free e-mail list by texting were redacted to 33777 until next time goodnight q 5. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. has been suffering the most almost and long conflict regular syrian people. smarter than when you arrived here. i could see everything wi

i'm nicolle wallace picking up our coverage. we are joined by our friend claire mccaskill. claire? >> good afternoon. i miss you, nicolle. the last impeachment, we had snacks. i'm on my own this time. i'll tell you what irritated me about the debate, nicolle. i am really tired of people who embraced the lie of election fraud lecturing people about unity. what they did was incredibly corrosive to our democracy. they have helped the president convince millions of people that our elections aren't fair or free, and most of them know it's a bold-faced lie. they really do not come to this argument about unity with clean hands. it's like fingernails on a blackboard. . >> i keep thinking these are the same figures who have menacing words for people who carry out acts in the name of international terrorism, but when they're domestic terrorists who happen to be supported by some members of their own base, they're very, very, very afraid of speaking the truth and being brave, to put it bluntly. also along watching with is is dan goldman, who was instrumental in the first impeachment effort. i

nicolle wallace was speaking about that, because nixon famously talked up the silent majority. right now, as a numerical fact, we have a loud and angry minority. people who lost the election, the very day that the georgia election results were coming in, and some of them criminally violently overtaking that story in reality for those days. and now here we are, seven days into the biden administration, and it's part of the federal government's job to deal with these security bulletins, et cetera. what do you think joe biden should do with the mandate, these are the places that have his back. how should he do that, in your view? >> i think the thing that will be really important for this president is to not get sucked into the trap that i think sometimes journalists get sucked into. i thought it was great when jen psaki was asked a question about qanon. she was like, nope, we're not going to get sucked down the path of crazy town. it takes them off their message, and creates a cycle that the president says or tweets something, and everybody changes their narrative and runs down t

i will be back to join our morning coverage with nicolle wallace at 9:00 a.m. sharp eastern time, for what will become another long but history-making day, as we inaugurate the 46th president of the united states, joseph robinette biden jr. katy tur, taking over our live coverage right now. >> thank you very much. what a fitting end to the presidency, with pardons coming in at midnight. reporters writing about their final day of the trump presidency stories, staying up all night to find out who exactly he pardons. some names will be coming out, names about rumors, steve bannon, according to "the new york times," will receive a pardon. maggie haberman tweeting that the paperwork was signed at 11:30 p.m. bannon was on the outs with donald trump for the last few years of the presidency, having been so close to him early on, because of a book, but it seems like in the final hours, as donald trump is being shunned by the more establishment wings of the republican party, as mitch mcconnell is all but signaling that he may vote to convict him, donald trump is looking

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thank god no none of nicole wallace's lies killed anyone.ing you a liar should shut up you didn't work with rand. >> 75% of republicans agree with you because they were fed a big lie by president trump in the supporters that the election was stolen. there are two sides to every story. >> there are not two sides to this story. it's been looked at in every single state -- >> george, you're forgetting who you are eczema forgetting who you are as a journalist if you think there's only one side, inserting yourself in the story to say i'm a liar because i want to look at election fraud. >> greg: perfect. it's cute when bozos like george dismiss investigating our vulnerable election system when there is still 100% certain that russians took advantage of our vulnerable election system. for four years, that was their truth, along with the trump's hitler refrain, it meant destruction by any means necessary. yet no one cancels them. why is that? i guess when you sell the words that makes the lies come you get a lifetime membership. dagen -- did the dem

this afternoon our own nicole wallace weighed in on the current state of the republican party after today's historic warning of domestic terrorists. >> if republicans want to stand with donald trump on inciting an insurrection, knock yourself out. you will make the job of burning the party to the ground faster and easier because here's what was in this bulletin. let me read this one more time. this is the description of the domestic terror threat today in our entire country. quote, ideologically motivated, violent extremists with objections to the exercise of government authority and the presidential transition. it's donald trump's freaking mission statement for the last three months of his presidency. he is the clear and president danger. he is the symbol of everything we're being warned about today. >> back with us tonight, tim miller, contributor over at the bulwark, former communications director for jeb bush, and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. former lieutenant governor of the state of maryland. now the host of the michael steele podcast. gentleme

nicole wallace who knows him as you do, talked about this on her show this afternoon.least the statement was proof of life. here's a guy who was republican classic and sold out to donald trump. an internationalist who took a dive on ukraine, an internationalist who took a dive with the normalization of putin and all things russia, right in front of his face. his voting record for trump, 88%. and now his career ends with kind of a trump whimper. he will want to make it so we don't remember the last four years of his senate service. i fear he will have to answer for that. >> well, look, brian. i'm conflicted on this. i have great affection for rob portman. he has been an old friend. i have a lot of respect for him. and you know, i wouldn't characterize him as you did. i think it is a terrible time to be a decent person and a republican in the united states senate. and i am slow to judge how i would have acted in those situations. we're obviously, the republican party desperately needs. but there is no place for someone who is a thinking, caring, rational person who wants

today, in his speech about white supremacy and nicole wallace talking about truth and the lies that haven told and justified this violence at the capital, what about the lies we listen to all summer about the police killing black people randomly? they've got everybody wound up, riots and violence all across the country. citizens assassinated, no one gets blamed for that. people walk into the capital unarmed and this is -- this is pearl harbor. that this is 9/11 all over again, and we have to have a war on white supremacy like we had a war on terror. if they have to cut it out, tucker. >> tucker: i agree. i'm worried, it is about power. otherwise they would use the faith-based case against racism which is the one we grew up with in this country. it don't judge other people, because what matters is inside. the blm movement was funded by our most powerful corporations over the summer, that's a political movement. put it in context for us, what would you compare that to? >> i compare black lives matter to the kkk. i really do. some people don't understand it, but if you go back to the 1860s

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nicole wallace and i are back on the air tomorrow. 4:00-6:00 eastern time to cover joe biden's arrival as president elect, on behalf of all of my colleagues here on the networks, good night. president that is not our fate . so things right now are much more nutty than they usually are. let's jump into the nuttiness. friday night we got late word the president received a unusual visitor at the white house. it was the fervently pro-trump guy who runs the pillow company that advertises 24 hour a day on the fox news channel. he was photographed enter the white house where it was reported he met with the president, also with the national security adviser and with the white house counsel. yes, the pillow guy. and part of the reason this made waves late on friday was because the pillow guy was photographed carrying into the white house a folded piece of paper that appeared to be his notes for the meetings. those notice included reference to implementing the insurrection act and something about martial law. and so that got a lot of attention. a lot of people zooming in on that photo on friday

i am going to hand the baton to my colleagues brian williams, nicolle wallace and brian. i have to say, nicolle, we all feared this worst-case scenario during these last four years and here it is, sir. >> here it is. >> a bunch of people were not paying attention to the warnings in plain sight over the past several days, chuck. what a tremendously sad day across our country. we should make no mistake these are rioters, these are insurrectionists, they have been cheered on by the president and prominent republicans in congress. they have stormed the u.s. capitol and something else that should be noted, they have done so with ease. we are wondering whereaw

this is steve schmidt with nicolle wallace today talking about the republican party and what it might, say, in two years. >> as we move into the primaries in '22, what side will be ascending, the republican side that tried to go along to get along? or the qanon coalition of marjorie taylor greene? who will win the primaries? i think the autocratic side is going to steamroll the vestigial pro-democracy wing of the republican party. >> bill kristol, he makes a good point. gop has a member of congress now who's a full-on qanon person, thinks 9/11 was an inside job, thinks marjorie stillman douglas high school shooting was staged. what is the definition of the republican party right now? or are there several? >> there are several, but unfortunately the largest right now, i think, is trump loyalists and part of that trump loyalist faction is true conspiracy theorists and kooks and extremists who have not been repudiated. that's the serious thing. you cannot have a serious political party a responsible party that tolerates this on the extremes. you need it to draw some lines. otherwise i th

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i like your reaction to what nicole wallace of msnbc said recently.atch this. >> it would be my policy that a republican must assert the truth before they're allowed to share any other views. if we can protect against counterfit dollar bills we should be able to protect against fake news we now know has the potential to kill people as it did two weeks ago. elizabeth: okay. she started out talking about these extremists conspiracy theories. we get that. but then she is talking about you have got to assert the truth before you're allowed to speak. that's something entirely different, brent. >> well yeah, let's talk about asserting the truth. if you're going to talk about what happened on capitol hill, which of course you need to, where were these same reporters this summer when the mob, the left-wing mob, attacked -- everybody is forgetting this. the left-wing mob attacked the white house. when they tried to storm the east wing, when the president was giving his speech? when they attacked a united states senator, rand paul, who had to flee? they are for

i'm sitting in for nicole wallace.p may have just a little bit of trouble getting out of this one. we are hearing direct ties being made between the president's wishes and the capitol insurrection from trump supporters themselves, from the "new york times," quote, in court papers and interviews, at least four pro-trump rioters have said that joined the march that spiralled into violence in part because the president encouraged them to do so. the more responsible trump is found to be for his supporters storming the capitol, the more legal jeopardy he could be facing. this from the "washington post." quote, while legal experts are split on whether trump could face criminal liability for his role in the events of january 6th, testimony from rioters who felt directed to take part in illegal acts by his speech could inform decision by prosecutors about whether to attempt to build a case. short of that, the testimony from rioters is likely to be cited in trump's upcoming impeachment trial in the senate and could become evide

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. >> i would mention as i handed it back over to my friend nicole wallace here that we've been wondering sort of behind the scenes why some of the president's more inflammatory and inciting tweets have been put out. twitter put out a statement that they required that and are threatening to shut down the president's twitter account for inciting violence. that's where we are. back over to you. >> thank you, rachel. truly remarkable to listen to david ignatius talk about the u.s. capitol today. we turn to our colleague vaughn hilliard who's on the scene. what are you seeing and where are you? >> reporter: nicole, i want people to see the perimeter that has been set up as congress prepares to enter into the joint session. this is for folks who have been to washington, d.c., you'll know exactly where i am. this is constitution avenue. it's run straight down towards the white house. the capitol grounds here right here on our left here, you can see where the police line has been set up. barricades are set up here. paul rigney is our great photographer. you've been seeing the senate office build

we have special coverage of course of the georgia runoff, kicking off with nicolle wallace.e, that starts tomorrow 9:00 a.m. eastern right here. but up next, "andrea mitchell reports" starts after a short break. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, on an election day in georgia where two contests will determine who controls the senate and president-elect biden's ability to confirm his cabinet and future judicial choices as well as passing his top priorities. democratic candidates jon ossoff and raphael warnock need to improve their margins from the november election in order to defeat republicans david perdue and senator kelly loeffler. the races are so important, both president trump and president-elect biden campaigned in georgia yesterday and last night. >> the power, the power is literally in your hands, unlike any time in my career. one state, one state can chart the course not just for the next four years but for the next generation. >> each of you is going to vote in one of the most important runoff elections in the history of our

nicolle wallace and i are back on the air tomorrow, 4:00 to 6:00 eastern time, to cover joe biden's arrival in washington tomorrow evening as arrive in washington tomorrow evening as president-elect. on behalf of my colleagues here at the networks of nbc news, good night. ♪♪ >>> tonight on "all in" two days to inauguration, new investigations, new arrests and new questions about safety in the capitol. tonight former obama chief of staff john podesta on america's first non-peaceful transfer of power and the chaos joe biden is inheriting. >>> then congressman jamal bowman on his plan to fix the failures that led to the siege, plus david remnick on "the new yorker's stunning first person record of what happened inside congress. and on the birthday of martin luther king jr., one last attempt to rewrite history from the white house when "all in" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we are 40 hours away from a transfer of power, but unlike nearly all that came before, it cannot be characterized as a peaceful transfer of power. there has already been violence again

. >>> it is 4:00 in the east and i'm john heilemann in washington, d.c., sitting in for nicolle wallaceittle is normal ahead of an inauguration that will in many ways define the term abnormal at the end of a presidency bent, it often seemed, on the destruction of anything and everything that was normal and the very nature of normalcy itself. today, a dramatic departure from what we usually expect to see in washington in the days leading up to an inauguration ceremony and all the pomp and circumstance that has accompanied these occasions throughout our nation's history, whether in times of crisis, in rain or sleet or snow. now, in the final waning hours of the donald trump era, in a washington that is being compared to the baghdad green zone, it is

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lucky for us, nicole wallace, joy reid, both back with us tonight. studios given the aformentioned uncontrolled pandemic after all. we want to get started with steve core knackty. steve, what will tonight look like as it maplays out? >> here is the map we think in less than half an hour will start to fill in red and blue. let me give you a sense of what we're looking for tonight. some of the key areas, key dynamics we'll track as we start to get results and by the way, before i go into that, i should say i hope and there is some reason perhaps to be optimistic that it might be at least a little faster than it was back in november. remember, georgia took five days back then perhaps some of the counties talking to them this week have learned a few lessons about how to do this a little quicker. one of the things we'll find out is the speed. what are we looking for tonight? a couple angles. for democrats, there is a core democratic area in the state in atlanta, fulton county and immediately around atlanta and fulton county this area right in here and you

deadline white house with nicole wallace starts right now. >>> hi there, everyone.e east. vice president kamala harris moments ago receiving her second dose of the coronavirus vaccine and delivering some deeply personal remarks there on the importance of science in her own household, or in her early years. also delivered remarks on the

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