host of "inside with jen psaki."k, the white house, and the world," is available tomorrow. i was watching you watch her at that first white house press briefing. >> it feels so long ago. it feels so long ago. >> it looked like i was watching a mother wants a daughter. >> i just remember like it was yesterday how nervous i was not today. i talk a little bit about this in the book but just feeling like i just need to go out there and not screw up. i had a little shimmy before i went out. i just remember thinking and i had this conversation with president biden as i also talked about in the book about how the country was so frazzled, was so frayed, the nerves of the country were so freight and the best i could do, a small sliver on that day was to try to settle some of the nerves. it really brings me back to that moment. >> you answered one of the questions for the audience, which is what did you do right before the reading? you reveal you and karine jean- pierre to do this shoulder shimmy together. do you do that here?

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joining me now, a big honor, jen psaki, host of msnbc's inside with jen psaki, former white house press secretary and author of the new book, say more, lessons from work, the white house, and the world. thank you for joining us and congratulations on the book. i want to have a conversation about that. entirely separately. >> and congratulations on your book. for having the greatest crossover episode and i look forward to talking about that later, too. >> we love books. you heard my conversation with randi weingarten. we love to talk about this. we love the knowledge people get because it allows kids to grow up in a world of critical thinking, which is something we could use right now. democracy depends on informed electorate. and if the electorate are well enough informed that donald trump's nonsensical saturday night rallies fall on deaf ears, he could probably learn a thing or two about how to be an effective communicator but let's talk about what he's doing now. this escalation, the language he uses. the physical mocking of people. he's done that in the past with chris christie. he t

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, host of msnbc's inside with jen psaki. and author of because she needs more credentials on her cv, her new book "say more lessons from work, the white house and the world." we're going to talk about those lessons, jen, and maybe you can employ them in the current situation this biden white house finds itself in. this is very difficult place for the president to be. what do you make of the strategy as it stands right now? >> well, i certainly think this step in using leverage, which as you just outlined in your last block it's not unprecedented despite others claims. there's moments in history, we can all google them and look them up, but it's significant for the biden administration for a number of reasons. one is clearly the president has a long history of supporting israel. he has had a rocky relationship with prime minister netanyahu way back to 2010 when as vice president he went to visit israel and there was announcement of settlements being built while he was in israel. they reached this point holding back military e

psaki is reportedly correcting her book on that. and the details on the bedlam and the free for all in biden's border collapse now turning into a free for all at border nonprofits, corruption accusations, taxpayers' funds in the billions of dollars. we've got the story. former president trump is promising to build an iron dome missile defense system to protect the after israel's big success with this, its version. can he do it? and biden is launching tariffs on china after he and democrats attacked trump's tariffs. but what is biden leaving off the his version? and more details on biden's trickle-down government, hitting you all is trickle down tax hikes. hitting everybody! coming up on "the evening ed it d -- edit. " we'll be right back. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together.

jen psaki is with us.ht it was important and something i have stress in my political and business career. that being able to communicate is one thing. being able to listen so that you can understand is something very different. you bring that together in your book. >> thank you for that. we all know that listening, as parents and people will interviewing people, is under valued as part of being an effective communicator. if you are not listening, you are not able to engage and invite someone to hear more of what you have to say. maybe you convince them or just cracked the door open and i think that is part of the message i am trying to get across. >> i am going to buy some copies for people who need to improve their skills in listening. there's always this moment in the life of a mother when you think you have figured it out. then, it sideswiped you and there's a story you tell where at work you are dealing with the all-out from the afghanistan withdrawal and it is, of course, happening on the same day as

psaki is just a vile and shameless human being.anthey're trying to make mons off of our kids bags and rewrite history and establish those lies formina fae biden administration on failures, their catastrophic failurestastroph and, what happd to our kids in afghanistan? i mean hap, it's -- it's been nothing but lies all alonge until, you know, we've been able to speak with the congressman. congressman issa was the was the head cheerleader for us andh brought us to washington. and then congressman waltz, mccaul representatives mills in my past also did listen to us. and now it's coming forwardt that they're fighting for us to get the troops out there becaus becaue the most transparo administration in the history of our country, i can't evenl rh tell that right from wrong.ie i mean, they're they're nothing but lies. it's sad. i mean, and i think you're right about the money partthine righ and she claims te a journalist. darrell issa, i've known you for a long time. ou thank you for what you're doing for these gold star families. goldi

but this gold star dad won't let jen psaki rewrite history. >> stood there on the tarmac watching youtch over and over again. all i wanted to do was shout out it's 2 [bleep] 30. hello, i'm franklin graham. as we watch the news, it feels like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world, and it's come into each and every heart. and the only one who can fix the heart is god. and god did that by sending his son, jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died in our place on a cross, shed his blood, and was buried, but on the third day he walked right out of that grave. that's right, jesus christ is alive, and my questions is have you ever invited him into your heart?" if you haven't done it, do it right now. just say, god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe jesus is your son. i want to trust him as my savior, and i pray this in jesus' name. if you prayed that

. >> ainsley: he is calling for resignation of jen psaki and he says he plans to take legal action. he had to speak in front of congress, i wanted to shout it's two fing 30 hole. >> lawrence: it is infuriating for many reasons and one thing we keep hearing from democrats and communicators, he is the guy that consoles and brings unity and can make you feel pain and understands pain of americans. when he gets opportunity to show it and his aides get opportunity to talk about it, she could have wrote it was a moment we regretted. >> ainsley: sends a message to folks at home, i have another place to be, how long will this take. >> brian: big point is, explosion at abby gate was his fault. he said nobody briefed him, they testified they did. they knew there was going to be a suicide bomber. these men and women died and come back to dover and he can't focus long enough to give proper tribute. they held him responsible because decision he decided to make because he was tired of the afghanistan war. look at documents, you saw how proud he was that he was against the afghanistan war to begin

we have to leave it there, but not before plugging one more time jen psaki's book.

joining me is jen psaki who has a new book out today called say more. it out today.> that polling i saw today was snaked out of upholding they had been around a little bit. is it that significant? the gender divide on this? >> maybe. as you were saying, it's not just this. for women across the country, you have a man who's running for president who doesn't believe you should have control over your own body. that's literally as it relates to abortion rights and access and the more he talks about it it's clear, but you heard a story today, and i heard your last segment and there's a legal component where you have a woman who said she blacked out while she was having sex with him. that's not respecting your body either. a lot of women out there, it's too much. it's a bridge too far and you are seeing that now. do i know that will be the deciding factor? i do not but when people say none of this matters, they are undervaluing the disgusting -nests of the behavior. >> that's well said. what ends up happening in the way week conduct discourse is the polls are, this is it.

jen psaki joins me with her inside look. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. andrea mitchell in washington. president biden is set to speak later this hour in the critical state of wisconsin after his major speech tuesday condemning the rise of anti-semitism across the nation. former president trump is at mar-a-lago today while his hush money trial is in a one-da break. on tuesday, the judge denying a request for a mistrial. this is the kind of testimony that makes it impossible to come back from said the defense. the judge said some the details were bet he left unsaid but denying the mistrial request and pinning part of the responsibility on trump's defense team, saying that he was surprised that his lawyers did not object more during the testimony. at one point even the judge stepped in when the defense failed to do so. judge merchan calling a sidebar calling trump's behavior contemptuous. could the cursing of donald trump during daniels' testimony be seen as a violation of the gag order? >> it's not the issue of the gag order. it's an issue in the courtroom

jen psaki is here with more on that, when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. i think it is fair today was the biggest day of donald trump's criminal trial so far. this morning the star witness for the prosecution took the stand. stormy daniels, also known as stephanie clifford, the woman at the center of this case, took the stand today. daniels is the former adult film actress who prosecute -- who prosecutors say had a sexual encounter with donald trump back in 2006 and was the recipient of a hush money payment in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election to hide that fact from the american public. there is no disputing that the details are salacious. some viewers may find them uncomfortable to hear, but the encounter between donald trump and stormy daniels is of significant relevance as this man once again competes to be the president of the united states. the question of whether or not donald trump illegally interfered in the 2016 election by engaging in business records fraud, by shielding information from the v

and jen psaki praising her former boss.f you are in the white house, you are not thinking about checking the box on doing most interviews, am i doing most i can to communicate with the american people. more howard stern, come on "the view," have conversations about policies. >> todd: isn't that modified basement strategy from 2020? >> tomi: other surrogates are touting biden doing smaller events and shorter speeches. he has to take short steps, do short speeches and go on programs that are friendly to him. i don't think this will work. what jen psaki is saying, talk to the oaudience that already agrees with you. i imagine viewers of "the view" will vote for biden. good judgement does not follow them. if you want to get independent or get never-trump republicans going on podcasts or ultraliberal shows, that will not help you. if that is your strategy, keep it short and sweet and only talk to people that are nice to you. donald trump is willing to talk to anybody at any time, even between courthouse events. see who prevails.

joining me is jen psaki., congrats, this is why i did my makeup to conceal the bags under my eyes. president biden said in this campaign event that the threat that trump poses to democracy is greater than what you posed in the first term, when you lost, something snapped in him. he claims that world leaders grab his arm and they are worried about their own democracies if donald trump wins. how does he hone that message of democracy and make sure that people are not tuning it out, how does he make it personal to every american out there? >> he has to talk about the specifics. when we talk about a threat to democracy, it means what is in the project 2025 plan, that is online on the heritage website. taking over a branch of government and making the rule of law work for u.s. president, that is not how it is supposed to work. that means the president will not be immune from crimes. the president wants that. you have to be specific. that means your voice and vote might not be valued in the same way. making it more

could be you, could be me, could be jen psaki, could be somebody in kansas city.umed innocent. >> i take your point. we mentioned that tonight. let me turn you as well before i lose you to the cross-examine. you have this experience representing trump. it would seem that they can do a lot. that trump's lawyers can probably get more done in raising doubt in the jury's mind with this witness, cohen, than some of the previous. your thoughts on how they approach that. >> ari, this guy, if you went to webster's dictionary and looked up polluted source, lying witness, this guy would be staring at you. he lied, he lied, he lied. he then went on a redemption tour, he lied again. he went on another redemption tour. if you can believe today's press, he's shopping some reality show where he calls himself the fixer. he testified today he wanted to monetize his relationship with the then president. and he taped his own client. how do you think the two lawyers in the jury are going to digest that? the man taped his own client. >> i got a minute now. i got a minute. >> if you ha

i have a question for jen psaki because she's always asking me questions.'m going to flip the script. this picks up what chris was talking about, which is this was an example today of what judges say all the time about facts and law matter in a court of law. and that -- i would think is a message that seems to be joe biden's message as well because he's an institutionalist and he took office he was very much about i want to restore faith in institutions. and it's also not the case this -- this verdict didn't just appear. it's based on facts, mainly as people pointed out from loyalists to him just like the january 6th hearings. why is that not the message that they're sort of jumping on? even if i get your point maybe not today because it's not needed, but why isn't that sort of a bigger deal? or is it they don't need to do it because for people like me who believe in facts and law, i'm already somebody they don't worry about? >> we were just talking about this a little bit. i think that will be a part of the base of the foundation of the message, right? and

analysis are nbc news white house correspondent monica alba, former white house press secretary jen psaki stephen hayes editor of "the dispatch." welcome to sunday.rerr it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show ine television history, ts is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning and happy mother's day. today the world's eyes are on da gaza as the israeli military wo widens operations including ordering more evacuations from parts of rafah, a densely populated area in southern gaza, despite president biden's stark warning that he'll withhold weapons if they launch a major operation. the u.n. says 300,000 people have fled rafah over the last week. now last week the white house sy halted a large shipment of 2,500 pound bombs to israel, and on wednesday president biden warnen the pause could extend to even more weapons, even though the administration continues to send smaller arms. it'sle the president's greatest break yet with the israeli government, and mr. biden made a striking admission that bombs supplied be the u.s.

jen psaki reveals how she really feels about peter doocy.sley, here is the quote. >> ainsley: she says this, peter. people often ask me how much did you hate that guy i'm always like no, i didn't hate him at all. peter, y'all got along, actually, didn't you? >> peter: we did. and when i think back to jen's time here, there were some moments of real tension in the briefing room because the issues of the day were really really heavy. it was coming out of covid and the biden policy was very, very confusing most of the time. and it was getting out of afghanistan. where the headlines were tragic there in the summer of 2021 and beyond withdrawal. and so happy to hear her say that. i think i was raised to be a nice guy. i like to think i'm pretty affable but it goes to show she likes to fight in the briefing room. she was there to fight and go on offense for president biden. and she did her job very well. and it was great doing some briefing room combat with her from time to time. >> ainsley: fun to watch. >> lawrence: i guess, peter, people forget

"inside with jen psaki" and author of the new book "say more.r of "the dispatch." jen, here we have your book with us. happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> happy mother's day. >> we'll have a signing after the show. >> monica, start us off and set the table here and obviously this extraordinary warn by president biden this week saying that he would cut off military aid and it's been the focus of all of these conversations that we've had this morning. what prompted him to make that warning this week? was it the buildup of political pressure? was it his own frustration with israel? white house officials will tell you that for decades this president makes foreign policy decisions based on national security and not on politics, but in all my conversations with biden advisers over the course of this consequential last week, they can see that it is impossible to ignore the political ramifications here and they certainly talk about that in the context of this policy shift, of drawing that line as you were discussing and it is very notable. they point o

i am rachel maddow, i'm here with my colleague, stephanie ruhle and jen psaki and alex wagner and chris hayes, in a courtroom in downtown manhattan, just after 5:00 eastern time this evening, a foreperson of the journey rose and delivered the jury unanimous , guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal the scheme to correct the 2016 election. the scheme that was described by the prosecution in their summation as something that may very well have been the reason that donald trump won the 2016 election. as of tonight, it is official a criminal scheme, he has been convicted on 34 counts. with those convictions, we enter uncharted territory as a country, for the first time, a president has criminally convicted and for the first time for one of our two main political parties is about to nominate that same man for president. after he has been convicted of 34 felonies. that is where we are tonight. there has been no official reaction from president biden tonight, to a jury finding his predecessor and his 2024 likely competitor, donald trump, guilty today on so ma

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and many of you at home, former white house press secretary and msnbc host jen psaki. she is also the author of this brand new books, say more lessons from work. the white house and the world. it's available today get to steal you for one evening i'm happy to be here with you. >> i wanted to talk to you about that kind of split screen for a couple of reasons. one, the message in this book is about how to have difficult conversations. it feels like the country right now needs somebody to sit them down and have a tough conversation about maybe one of the biggest historically difficult issues ever, which is middle east peace. is president biden getting there? do you see him? actually doing the job the way that you think it needs to be done right now, what another child? after i talk about in here is called say less which is the moment and i, and i use that example because diplomacy is very difficult to communicate about. there are valid critiques of how it's been imperfect in part because the situation on the ground is imperfect and incredibly challenging. >> the best thi

he seems to care about voters because he is back pedalling. >> brian: jen psaki revealed where most of democratic party is, telling stephen c colbert, and what their objective is, they got to say there is protest on campus, michigan is going south, the president should take weapons away. how about allies are democracy, they were attacked october 7, worst since 1940s when hitler was presiding. what is objective to wipe out hamas? where are they? rafah. how many are left? 8000. where is the head man, sinwar? in tunnels of rafah issue why not go in. how dare you not allow a country that lost 2200 people, including young people at a concert for peace, how dare you tell them they can't go in and get the people responsible. every person that dies is on hamas's hands. >> ainsley: there are american hostages being held still within -- >> brian: he never brings that up. never brings up the hostages either. everybody wants hostages out. the other thing to keep in mind, president of the united states could be defining hospitals are hit because they are headquarters for hamas. playgrounds are hit

i'm jen psaki. chris hayes has the night off. donald trump is back in court this morning for day 10 of your county, of his criminal trial. today's proceedings began with another hearing on the repeated, i mean repeated, violations of his gag order. will talk about that a little later. things got interesting once keep davidson return to the stand. the former lawyer for both of the women trump is accused of paying off, karen mcdougal and stormy daniels. from the witness stand, davidson pulled back the curtain on the 2018 statement he wrote on behave of daniels. seeming to deny her affair with trump. he admitted with trump's sitting in front of him, that the stormy daniels statement was designed to look like a denial. it was a nondenial denial you could say. the statement read, quote, i recently became aware that certain news outlets are alleging i had a sexual and/or romantic affair with donald trump many years ago. i am stating with complete clarity that this is absolutely false. it's a strange part of the statement. davidson used

watch his former press secretary jen psaki now an msnbc host.ten to this. >> so my view is he should come on the view before he does a press conference. >> thank you. >> he should because people want to have real conversations about issues that are happening. liz: a real and balanced conversation about issues they care about like the border crisis, crime, inflation? this is about a politician that's lived off taxpayers for generations in dc since 1974. does the view have a fairness balance conversation about any of this? >> no, absolutely not. one of the other things that was funny they ask him, well, do you think you should be covering more of the threat to democracy? this is what we're talking about right now. the threat to democracy is these people in these administrations threatening a free press telling them you cannot tell the truth. that's the true threat to democracy and i wish they'd cover that and come out and cover that and of course jen p saki wants joe bide ton go on the view and make him muffins and tell him how great he is and he'

let's bring in our colleague jen psaki. she's the host of "inside with jen psaki" on msnbc.he's the veteran of many campaigns. she's former white house press secretary for president biden. jen, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> i wanted to make sure we were able to talk to you. let me ask you. i feel like there was this pretrial sort of pundit-ocracy common wisdom that trump was not only going to sell a lot of merch with his mug shot on the merch, but this was going to be a political bonanza for him. i feel like to the extent that we can see anything in the polling, it's showing that the trial isn't changing things much one way or the other in terms of views of either of the two candidates. how are the politics of this trial being made manifest? >> well, we don't know yet. i will say one additional detail you didn't mention but is my favorite from last wednesday, is that trump spent time dining with people who spent about $10,000 on nfts, and they got to get a piece of his suit and a piece of his tie. that's how he spent the day campaigning, so th

because i think all of this conversation, the reaction from jen sack psaki, et cetera, is a reaction to the polls. they're getting nervous. >> they are. you're starting to see flop sweat. there was an article that came out in politico over the weekend talking about how there's no more swagger in american journalism. what that really was, we've got to get tough, as if they need to get tougher on donald trump. what haven't they thrown at a him? let's remember something else. there's a third can i date. cornell west -- candidate. cornell west with is not only african-american, but he apelts to young -- appeals to young people. he's been having rallies regarding israel and palestinians and what young people are facing. i've seen numbers as high as 4 or 5%. that's going to come from the biden side of things. that's going to hurt. maria: lee car carter, how dou see all of this? >> it's fascinating watching how the liberals react to donald trump. it's clear to movie that they do not understand the republican voter. they do not understand the trump supporter. they're so far out of touch and

i think jen psaki is giving them some pretty good advice.n you have -- when the card you have to clear the ones that they have don't usually go on howard stern and call it a day and hope that the basement strategy can go through. a couple of other things is that you have all these people that support joe biden saying you should do something else. we have heard lots of different ideas for him. i'm guilty of it. i try to give ideas through the tv for everybody and communications. "i think joe biden should go to the colleges where they are protesting give a speech." i thought under the flag? i don't know that it's going to work. what about kamala harris? she was on the big college tour. what was her purpose? to talk about abortion. she was a former prosecutor. as you not want to talk about college campus issues? is she unable now to talk about abortion on college campus because they are going to be called "genocide joe." i will end witness. you mentioned the debates. imagine the scenario that they want biden to talk so little that they figure o

. >> harold: up next, jen psaki accused of falsehood in her new book. hello, i'm franklin graham.like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world, and it's come into each and every heart. and the only one who can fix the heart is god. and god did that by sending his son, jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died in our place on a cross, shed his blood, and was buried, but on the third day he walked right out of that grave. that's right, jesus christ is alive, and my questions is have you ever invited him into your heart?" if you haven't done it, do it right now. just say, god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe jesus is your son. i want to trust him as my savior, and i pray this in jesus' name. if you prayed that prayer call that number right now that's on the screen. god bless you! ♪ ♪ >> greg: all right, jen psaki forced to edit her new book af

and now you know her as the host of inside with jen psaki right here on msnbc.k out that you must read, "say more ." it is out now. we talk about this all the times and you are the communications expert for that specific white house. how can this administration connect, solve for this disconnect between all of these huge accomplishments and people realizing them? >> the next couple of months the best thing they can do is make every event and every speaking opportunity the president does a contract -- contrast with trump and they may not feel like giving all of the people a list of all of the things you've done as president. right now what people need to understand is the choice. the president probably wants to bang his head against the wall right now because people don't know all the things he has done but what i learned when i worked for president obama for eight years is that it often does not come until the end of your time. that is when people start to understand what you've actually accomplished and what you have done. >> so, was today good strategy on the

we have to leave it there, but not before plugging one more time jen psaki's book. it is called, say more, lessons from work, the world, and the white house. that is the show for this evening. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell.". >> alex, ben rhodes and jen psaki, i could listen to them going on and on. >> keep them running through the top of the hour. >> at this table tonight, all four of us were at the courthouse today, in the courtroom, listening to the judge who may have had the most important stuff to say today and of course, stormy daniels had a lot to say today. >> she sure did. i will be watching. have a good show. >>> tonight we begin at the end, because this time the end tells you everything you need to know. about what came before that in the courtroom today, where donald trump was called the orange turd repeatedly by stormy daniels and by his own lawyer. that's right, that is how donald trump's day went today. the woman he has paid more money to than any woman he has not married, criminal defense attorney necheles, repeatedly call

also also alex wagner and jen psaki. you guys just finished your show. you guys were all in the courtroom today. we have so much to talk about, but let's take the big picture view so we can situate ourselves in context here. with the closing arguments concluding tonight let's take a look where we are, what's going to happen next. in terms of the overall scope of this criminal proceeding, trump was indicted 14 months ago in march of last year. he was arraigned a few months after that. it then took a year before jury selection started. jury selection started that was six weeks ago, april 15, 2024. opening statements were a week later, april 22nd. and then we were off to the races. the prosecution took 15 1/2 days in court to present their case. the defense took a day and a half to present theirs, and that is how we arrived today at summations, at closing statements, which means we are not at the end, but we are getting close. the defense gave its closing statement first. that's the rule in criminal state court proceedings. todd blanche said his summation t

take me in for heaven psaki, side the vicious snake. i saved you, cried the woman and you bit me, but why? you know hereby is poisonous and now i'm going to die. shut up, silly woman. said the reptile with a grin. you knew very well i was a snake before you took me in. that's our country. that's our country. right? [applause] that's what we are doing. did everybody enjoy that? you should be scared. when i returned to the white house, we will stop the slaughter and destruction of the american suburb cities. they are destroying their cities, destroying your towns and suburbs. we will shutdown thanks ray cities such as new york and philadelphia, not like criminals come into those cities. [cheering] will not let them release illegal criminals into your streets. i will shift massive portions of federal law enforcement to immigration enforcement and on day one we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. no country can sustain what we are going through. they cannot be sustained what we are going through. milli

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inside with jen psaki starts now. >>> good evening from washington, d.c. i am jen psaki. chris hayes has the night off and will be back tomorrow night. donald trump is back in court this morning for day 10, if you are counting, of his criminal trial. today's proceedings began with another hearing on the ex- president's repeated and i mean repeated violations of his gag order. we will talk about that later in the show for sure, but things really got interested once davidson returned to the stand today. he is the former lawyer for both of the women trump is accused of paying off. karen mcdougal and stormy daniels. from the witness stand, davidson pulled back the curtain on a statement he wrote on behalf of daniels, seeming to deny her affair with trump. he admitted with trump sitting in front of him in the courtroom that the stormy daniels statement was designed to look like a denial. basically a non-denial denial, you could say. the statement wrote i have recently became aware that certain news outlets are alleging i have a sexual or romantic affair with donald trump many,

foreign ministry, there are 12 points, but all the points are there, in general, i don’t think that gene psakithing else, she didn't get it mentally, but the fact that by and large a psychosis is being created is such, i would say, a military type, or what was created in the first post-war years, like when the cold war developed, all moreover, within society, that... at the level of this mass psychosis , such circumstances arise in which the attack on the fitz was completely built into the system, that is, it could not have been him, there could have been another, a third, because these people believe that zuzana chopova is there, this is really progressive slovenia , i think it’s called slovakia, and the party, which is pro-european, that by doing so these people are leading their countries away from... the european path, this is for some societies , and in eastern europe, very many, is, well, let's say, wrong, this is what they achieved, what they sought, they finally achieved it, they became members of the european union, nato, it was hammered into their heads very seriously, we are members

inside with jen psaki begins right now. >>> at the moment that's been years in the making. former trump takes returned star witness michael cohen will take the stand tomorrow. his longtime friend and adviser lanny davis is standing by, here in studio for an exclusive preview. >>> andrew wiseman and kristi greenberg both watched stormy daniels testify this weekend they will join me as well. >>> also today, a rant about a fictional cannibal was not the most concerning thing the president said yesterday. biden campaign spokesperson adrian elrod joins me with reaction. >>> later, my rent nsand colleae ali velshi stops by to talk about his book and how acts of courage are the engine of democracy. >>> okay, the date was january 12th, 2018 and this was the headline on the wall street journal. trump lawyer arrange $130,000 payment for adult film star silence. obviously it was a grabbing headline by 2018 standards but there was also a lot going on at the time. the big news that night was actually the sitting president of the united states saying something completely racist about afr

. >>> jen psaki will talk about her former boss's reelection campaign in her new book. grab your coffee and settle in. welcome to the weekend. >>> we begin this weekend with another wild outburst from president donald trump outside of court. he attacked the judge and prosecutors in the case, claiming his criminal trial is corrupt and declaring he would be, quote, very proud to go to jail for our constitution. his efforts -- he defied everything the constitution actually embodied. he is laying the groundwork to repeat that playbook in 2024. this week, we are talking by challenging the results of the next election. trump said people should, quote, follow your heart. joining us now from our homeland security adviser, olivia choi. >> are you following your heart? i am sorry. >> as long as your heart is not a lie -- saying whatever comes to president donald trump's mind and heart. >> exactly. how is all of this, the trial piece, the drama, him coming out and standing in front of the cameras and pronouncing that much of anything other than more lies, how is this impacting the

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can you please write a letter to my psaki? got it to commit securities fraud.ow, wow, now the thing is another actual felony. there's another actual but the thing is we are now at a point at which they're serious legal questions about what ai can do, how do you ensure that its behavior is clean and so on. and again, i think congress and the white house just aren't a position to move with the pace that it's developing. >> can we tell a trust for a second? yeah. i mean, yeah, go ahead. jump. i was just gonna say speaking of michael cohen, right? yeah. admitted legal brief that he had composed you using using ai and it had all these fake citations and that's what we did learn his personality yet about it, putting journalists work because it can't seem to tell the difference between truth and fiction. and that's our whole job and that is something you do still need a human to do. it can do a lot of research. it can come up with stuff, you know, there's people in congress using it to scrape the congressional record and that's potentially a huge service because it's

jen psaki adds that the president looked at his watch overly after the ceremony had ended. jen psaki now describes herself as a journalist and writes that the critics are engaged in misinformation, now sing this account is oddly fact checked for the time. there is more if you want to read it for yourself. check it out on the axios website. let's hear from rita in pennsylvania. caller: i had a comment about the antiabortion bill. how many of these republicans, if they have daughters and granddaughters might be pregnant and they might have to decide whether they want to risk their lives to have a baby, how many of republicans want to charge these people that will let you die because it is the law and you cannot have an abortion. it is ridiculous how these republicans are trying to take away everything. they do not want you to have abortions, they do not want you to have the right to vote. i'm sure they would do the same thing if they had the chance. host: that is rita in pennsylvania. we will hear next from north carolina. independent line. caller: i would like to make a comm

, jen psaki, i want to discuss it, come on, come on, yes, why is it melting my heart, you, anatoly, saidmentalists, but for some people the main problem is one person, donald trump spoke in such a sparkling short, her. well, be that as it may, i have an ambivalent attitude, in fact, i think she casts a creepy shadow on the fence, but there is ground for a certain conspiracy theory, because she voices some... how to give a forecast, approximately you either have a girl will be born, or a boy, as if after all, yes, really thoughtful, difficult to say, i think that jen has no definite plan, or she is not dedicated to the plan, and i want to note the very important practice of the criterion of truth, as you know, practice shows that americans, if they do something dirty, they will do it, then maybe they’ll tell you if they had certain problems with removing presidents, you know what i mean, then books are still being published on this subject to the same thing. we rule the country over the entire planet, today there are dirty technologies, one or the other, they are both worse, i have in i m

, but psaki sincerely spoke nonsense, yes, because well, she had such abilities, she did not play anythe geography , the same journalist was catching her for this, he began to bring out fresh fresh water, and here in the deep fake the figure of the new press secretary played like this bait, the same bait , what kind of dogs they were, and whether they performed collectively. all those who picked it up, and most importantly, it went, only then thought about it, and they didn’t fake it, why is it all this, look, what kind of technology, this means that if next time you throw out disinformation no longer related to the events of the distant past, which are tailored to a specific current moment, then it will also fly by, that is, it will go on the air, it will be picked up first by telegram channels, then it will be picked up by more... cancelled, the nonsense becomes automatic, just think about it how it wouldn’t be nonsense, because it was cancelled, but the old thing remained, what i mean is, look, here’s a short compilation of quotes for you, three things are enough , a compilation of