rachel: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. peter: no we're at zero rachel. rachel: you did great.ecord! really? was there anybody, when was the last time you ever saw a world record before your eyes? rachel: i never saw anything like this. we're hitting up rick richmuth. pete: you didn't spill any. these bottles, i mean clearly. look at this. peter: in fact now is it just because it's so cold that it came right off like that? >> really i'm going to be honest with you. peter: show us one more. >> you got one to setup, frank? got the cage up? peter: there is no mess. this table cloth could be used. rachel: it's amazing. >> you want to try it? pete: i want to but i can't. peter: rick richmuth is a couple blocks away with the ball and he does not have a sword, we don't think. there's security down there. rick? >> exactly guys, waterford crystals tom brandon from waterford. they're from waterford ireland. >> southeast of the country and we have been making crystals since 1783, 234 years so think about what the world was like in the 70s and ever since then waterford crystals has been de

welcome, rachel. rachel: thank you.ekend show, more newsbreaks on friday night or saturday that spins into the weekend. a lot of it is fake news. if you remember on friday at 11:00, bombshell reports from brian ross saying it was candidate john through direct general flynn to make contact with the russians and hysteria in the media was immediately happening in the campaign and suggested collusion. the markets tanked on friday. we have a graphic showing now. fox business and the others were watching the market just knows dies after they reported that there may have been collusion, and that candidate trump direct did michael flynn to reach out to the russians and this would lead to impeachment, instability. the footage yesterday. she's elated coming td. the rest of the journalists was just as giddy just as giddy and they got ahead because they wanted this to be true. we find out abc eventually put out a policy that said we deeply regret and apologize for the serious error we made yesterday. the reporting by brian roster i

rachel: beautiful cut tax. ed: it's a big beautiful tax cut. rachel: good morning.d morning rachel. rachel: thank you for having me back. i love doing this show. ed: i landed in new york. fly here, past midnight reading my email as i arrive in new york city vice president pence was arriving at the capitol. i felts there was semitri. alivening for work. pete: why do they do their work at 2:00 a.m. why can't they get it done normal time. big news at 2:00 a.m. you know about, this obviously. rachel: yeah. ed: let's get straight to that fox news alert. there is a lot happening overnight while you were sleeping and ellison barber has all the details on the tax cut. good morning, ellison. >> good morning to you. a big win that republicans in the senate got just by the skin of their teeth. they narrowly passed this bill with 51 votes after a number of last-minute changes and deals to convince some of those skeptical republicans. some of the changes were literally hand written in the margins of the bill. that frustrated many democrats who say this entire thing was rushed th

rachel: mr. kaine, it's rachel campo cam duffy here.t's not talked about a lot is the obamacare repeal mandate repeal. and as a businessman you know that will have a big impact. talk to us a little bit about that. here is what you don't hear in the mainstream media. last year nearly 8 million people chose 9 to buy health insurance and chose to pay the penalty. think about those 8 million people. most of them are people that are the poorest and they said i can't afford to buy it. i'll try to pay the penalty. the republican plan has removed that penalty so people will have a choice as to what they want to do with health insurance. i agree with you, rachel, that is a huge win for the american people. >> herman cain, i think we should have had you on at 9:00 a.m. you are good any hour. [laughter] thanks, buddy. >> thanks a load, ed. merry christmas. rachel: merry christmas, mr. kaine. >> merry christmas to all of you and your families. ed: we just heard what herman cain thinks about the tax plan. what does donald trump's former campaign man

rachel: it's a party. pete: look who we have peter doocy. rachel campos-duffy.l like you should be sitting here. this is the doocy seat. pete: it's pete hegseth's seat today. pete: only on the weekend temporarily. your family is still down hanging out and you decided to hang with us. pete: they are. pete: it's national bacon day. >> bacon. rachel: national holiday for pete. rachel: i saw the piles of bacon and i thought of you. pete: if you are waking up this saturday morning find bacon. you know how the first person gets up and makes bacon and the whole house smells like bacon. peter peter i have a question how long national bacon day has been going. pete: started by the national industry. emails made public very close to the campaign huma abedin. peter: these work related emails were found on a laptop that belonged to huma abedin. >> we are still going through the 2,000 emails released by the state department yesterday. can i tell you already at least four of those emails are marked classified. these emails were either sent or received by hillary clinton's top

rachel: rachel says she misses him. i know. to faith and the bible and now you have a chance to have a bible signed by him. it is valued at $30,000. the only known bible of his to reach the market. trading for joining us now is the president of the rock collection. nate rob. personally i'm fascinated by this. it seems undervalued. this is a bible that ronald reagan used. tell us a story. how did you get it and how did the president used it? >> it is a bible he gifted to brigadier general. this is something the family cherish. we've never seen another bible. we may never see another bible rake and find it as a gift for the president to this military family. train for how to depict a military family? >> they were involved in republican politics. he and his son both served for generations. >> with a camera right here. trey dude don't touch it, ed. >> what is so heartwarming a she cherish this. this was used by the wife. but the brigadier general. these are verses she highlighted if you look throughout, this wasn't just a presentat

rachel thank you very much. rachel: happy new year.aditions at christmas. mike huckabee went duck hunting. the snowflakes. latest from this picture next. rachel: kurt the cyber guy is here to break down technology in 2018. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. hello there friend! hi! hey there. i'm an imaginary friend of a kid just like you. you're going through a lot right now and i know you're scared. but you're stronger than you know. but look, we'll get through this together. and remember... we at the imaginary friends society always have your back! pete: welcome back. electric car. crip toe currency like bit coins and more. what trends should you watch for and how will they shape or reshape the way we live, work, play and make money? rachel: that's right. here with a tech round up is kurt the cyberguy. >> leland, good to see you. and pete, thanks for your text. insi

all of this, as rachel said, operate under the same law.t the same time, you hear the democrats screaming about the emails getting out. for most americans, democrats are saying emails got leaked, republicans are saying that they are trying to discredit. it's all craziness that comes out of washington. that's what the president's message was so important today, that we are going after border security and having success at it. we are going after gangs. there is a very positive message for the fbi and department of justice to be able to promote out there and hopefully, all of this investigation while important doesn't actually cover up the good work that's being done. >> sandra: you look back at the timeline of this and to know that the fbi found out that these text messages, they saw enough to know enough. they took strzok off the investigation. i believe they moved him to the hr department where he still works today within the fbi, but they took him off the investigation because of these texts. should we have known about that? >> katie: spec

>> listen, i've seen rachel, okay?thing. okay? >> i'm telling you, if i wanted to be with rachel, i would get a divorce. i would not [ bleep ] kill my wife over something that small. you know what? right now i guess i don't give a [ bleep ] what happens to me, okay? i know what happened, i know what you're trying to do. >> what am i trying to do? >> you're trying to get me upset and it's working. congratulations. >> reporter: upset at this hostile line of questioning, seth said he'd had enough. got up and strangely shook thomas' hand. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: and then he walked out. in the end, what did the investigators have? that seth lied about sex, but was it even that? all he admitted to was making out with rachel. and on the big question, he insisted, over and over again, that he did not kill lisa. even agent thomas expressed disappointment with the outcome of the marathon interview, nearly five hours long. >> you felt you'd come out of a 15 round fight? >> it was exhausting. felt somewhat like a failure, i

thanks, rachel. the scaramucci quotes today. >> even just trying to learn enough about human anatomy to figure out what he was suggesting steve bannon was doing with himself -- >> steve bannon can't do it. stop thinking about it. it's an impossibly. just get it out of your head. >> bleach. it's gone. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. >> good-bye. >> you're killing me, man. thank you very much. >> thank you, rachel. i did it again! >> now you have me blushing so i have to turn away. >> thank you. >> good luck. thank you. the woman at the counter at the diner turns to me, grabs me by the shoulder and says please tell larry o doan knell he needs to run for president. i was like, that i will do. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. my turn to blush. there's the full screen picture of judy from the diner at barnes & noble today. i told her i would happily accept the vice presidential nomination on the m maddow/o'donnell ticket. >> you have been doing bank-up work and i'm glad we're both going t

>> rachel: it's impedes on her legacy. it really does. >> sandra: well, michael flynn, former national security advisor pleading guilty to making a false statements to the fbi. this happening just a couple hours ago. this story continues. a lot of details we still have yet to learn. we will have more on this story as it unfolds. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums >> sandra: at fox news alert, former national security advisor michael flynn pleading guilty to lying to the fbi about his conversations with the russian ambassador before president trumps inauguration. he is agreeing it to cooperate with the molar investigation. reacting just a short time ago. >> if this is the universe of charges that my client is pleading guilty to, given the far broader exposure that he had on a variety of other matters, he tells me that he is providing substantial cooperatio

brian, rachel.questions from republican house and senate, we are not experts to tell you the details. >> here to answer some of those questions dr. nicole saphier, thanks for coming. >> good morning. >> first question comes via e-mail from someone named peggy, no, the tax is not part of this bill, however, -- i'm sorry, i'm sorry. will this plan roll back businesses providing health insurance that took effect under obamacare? >> the answer to that is actually no. it's not part -- >> thank you, you want to continue? it didn't specifically roll back the taxes on insurance companies. the insurance companies are going to benefit from corporate tax decreases as well as improvements for small businesses so they will be seeing help in that way. it does not specifically take away that tax as implemented in the affordable care act. >> we have to see a final bill sign intoed law because they have to merge -- steve says this, will this plan repeal the penalty tax individuals have to pay if they are unable to a

lauren: rachel you stated that perfectly. wanted to play sound that was not too long ago from sean parker. >> they literally changes your relationship with society, with each other. it probably interferes with productivity in weird ways. god only knows what it's doing to our children's brains. lauren: gary one month ago the former president faced with basically said we knew what we were doing at the time that this was impacting children's brains yet they did it anyway and now they are doing it for younger people. >> look the horses left the brain and the train has left the station the cars up the garage. go into restaurants right now and see a family with two kids on ipads or iphones and 10 years from now the postures going to be like this in their thumbs are going to be stuck like this from all the texting they are doing now. it's a darn shame but it's the shape of things to come. facebook is doing what a company should do get them in early so you keep them for the rest of their lives and unfortunately they will run into wal

rachel, you know this. when we are not in power, that is democrats are not in power, we don't call for -- we can't call for -- we don't have the power to do it, call for these hearings. we can't make them happen. but if the republicans would stop circling the wagon around this president and circle the wagon around the united states of america, so that we can preserve our democracy, so that generations yet unborn might experience what i experienced as a young man coming up, that is a true democracy, then that will happen. but until then, until they move off of tt ateau that they seem to be on, not wanting to look into this and kind of backing off, whenever we seem to be getting close and new evidence comes forward, it will never happen. so then you'll have a presidency where there is no accountability. and as president trump said during the campaign, and he was very, very clear when he talked about hillary clinton saying lock her up, him along with flynn, they said that nobody is above the law. and they are

. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts right now with joy reed in for rachel. good evening. >> thank you very much. have a good rest of the night. thank you at home for joining us. rachel has the night off. today we were supposed to get the answer as to which party will control the virginia house of delegates in the new year and in just about the strangest way possible. race that will likely decide control of the chamber currently a tie and going to be decided drawing lots. two names tucked into film cannisters and placed inside what "washington post" described as turquoise pitch frer 1835, found by chance under long-buried stables in richmond's capitol square. that was uniquely virginia scene we were expecting today. at very last minute the democrat in the race filed court challenge. papers arrived this morning by overnight ups delivery. drawing of film cannisters has been canceled for now while the three judges on the circuit court figure out how to get back from holiday vacations to issue a ruling. ticktock. reconvenes january 10 and don't know which party c

rachel evans, thank you. it's a great story. rachel evans here on our investing team.hery: coming up, regulators have cleared the cme and cboe to offer bitcoin futures. we will look at what that means for the already volatile crypto currency. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm sherry on. vonnie: i am funny clean. our stock of the day today is a recent ipo passing a milestone. barclays raised shares a blue apron to equal weight from underweight or julie hyman is here with details. julie: the stock has done so, so poorly since its ipo. of course, it came public about six months ago. it has been tumbling ever since, except for the past couple sessions when we have seen an increase for the stock, and we are talking about an upgrade to equal weight from underweight. buy.not even an upgrade to the company has released rubble to. it made some changes right around the time of its ipo. it increased the number of different kinds of meals you could order, gave people different options, which perhaps increased its customer base but also increased operatio

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embarrassing rachel.now you have to run out of the builting because it's friday night an by 10:15 friday night you are deep in new york night life i know. and i got to let you go. but this is a special russia night for "the last word" because we have coming up in the show vladimir putin's worst nightmare, pussy riot is here. >> oh my god. >> live in new york live in studio. >> what? >> here tonight. >> are you serious? >> yes. say hello before you leave the building. >> okay. >> right there. on your floor. >> bye. >> i'll be right there. >> here's the irony. that wasn't even the best of the best moments. you can see that one week from tonight in "the last word" holiday spesh. all right. up next, why is president trump lying about the fate of obamacare? looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. >>> presid

rachel's partner gradually took control of all her money. him, stopping her having access to wages or bank accounts. instead, he gave her a weekly allowance. the financial abuse rachel experienced led to physical violence and eventually she found the courage to leave. despite going to police and taking her case to the crown prosecution services on several occasions, rachel's partner was never prosecuted. my experience has gone three times to the crown prosecution service and bounced back and no further action has been taken and that isjust so disappointing. when i kept the diaries, i kept all of the e—mails and text messages, the bank statements, the court orders and... it failed. and that is extremely frustrating. in 2015, a new law against controlling and coercive behaviour was introduced. it meant people could be prosecuted for emotional and psychological abuse, not just physical violence. financial abuse can be a type of coercive control but this behaviour alone may not constitute a criminal offence. the government is currently consultin

>> that's how rachel found out about the concept.and a half simplifying little by little. >> thanks for inviting us in. >> she needs the extra push which is why she called in the big guns. >> anything in here that you've never worn? >> i already know. >> for what they call a packing party. boxing up her stuff almost like she's moving so she can see what is truly essential. >> how long have these been sit in your encloses sunset. >> a year and a half. >> that would be a clear sign. >> i feel like i can't let go because it was my mom's he prom dress. and my grandma made it. >> let's call it nonessential for me. you won't be wearing it in the next 90 days. it's not junk you're prepared to get rid of just yet. so we'll call it the middle pile. these are nonessentials. okay? >> we'll check back on rachel's progress in a moment. in the meantime, check this out. the average american home has 300,000 items inside. and we throw out 13 million tons of clothing every year. so he i am definitely open to the concept that maybe something is slight

. >> good evening, rachel. anyone who is wondering what the age of trump has done to the republican party, the last time, the last time this senate seat was up for election was just 2014, just three years ago. and the republican won with 97% of the vote. the democrats could not get a candidate on the ballot. they couldn't talk anyone into running for senate in alabama. so if you're wondering how far we have come, this is how far we have come. >> and this is going to be -- i kept thinking about this today. this is going to be really a titanic result for both parties regardless of who wins. it would be a huge freaking deal with doug jones wins. it would be a huge freaking deal if roy moore wins. but even before we've got the final results, the fact that it is this tight, that it's still close to call with 72% of the vote in, that itself is a really big deal in terms of understanding american politics at this point in our lives. >> and one more history point. this is how long it's been since we've had a senate rac

politically, would that be a sound move to put that one next, rachel?hink that it should be next move and jessica, oddly giving the good advice on that. i don't think that we should put often titlement reform. she's right about the sequencing of it. the drip, drip, drip of the mueller investigation, the russia probe may not be as bad for trump as we think. i think it may be bad for the democrats. right now the house and the senate investigations into this. they're thinking about declassifying a lot of things that happened at the doj and fbi, which i think may actually be, perhaps, one of the biggest scandals in modern political history where we see that the doj, the fbi, used the justice system to both go soft glove on hillary clinton, on her e-mail scandal so she wouldn't get hurt and then they had to quote, unquote, insurance policy as we saw from peter strzok's e-mails or text messages uncovered that they were trying to undermine or undo the election, should donald trump win, which he did. this is really bad news, if this was used, if the doj was use

i think as rachel -- are rachel and carl here? they were here last night. they have been around the capital advocating for a better and healthier america. thank you. lauren hatcher, mother of simon. simon is here with his party animal t-shirt on and tigger. diagnosed with cerebral palsy and some other issues laura will discuss and unique disorder. simon benefits from medicaid. and you all know sister simone campbell, a lobby for catholic social justice. you'll be hearing from them and from our distinguished ranking member of the ways and means committee richie neal our champion on this issue. thank you. okay. everyone, today we stand at a decisive moment for the future of america. today the house will decide whether we have a government for the people, of the people, or a government only for the privileged, powerful and rich. today we face a gop tax scam that raises taxes on 86 million middle class families. 86 million middle class families, hands 83% of the tax cut to the wealthiest 1%. 83% of the tax cuts to the wealthiest 1%. buries our children in debt

rachel, delve inside.et. they say there are these sticking points that could bring things to ahead again. particularly on the issue of the money. saying you can't have it until you've agreed this, this and this. may be realistic to the sun. probably not to anyone dealing with these negotiations. greasy, we talked about the infighting in conservative government. there was this talk of possible rebellion this coming week but they seem to have had that one off. this was a self-inflicted wound by the prime minister, about a month 01’ s0 by the prime minister, about a month or so ago she brought forward an amendment to her own bill saying the data brexit, 11pm on the 29th of march 2019 must be on the face of the bill. she gave it to the daily telegraph. a cynic would suggest it was only done to get a nice headline in the daily telegraph. it was to make her look quite tough and pander, almost, to the brexit wing of the party. she got beaten early in the week for the first time on the withdrawal bill. there was a

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the rachel maddow shows starts now. >> thank you, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i'm doing something a little different. we are doing something special tonight. and i think we have picked exactly the right night to do it. just in today's news, the president went to the grounds of the fbi and as he was heading into the fbi where he spoke at an fbi ceremony, he proclaimed the fbi to be a disgrace. he was asked about the prospect that he might pardon his national security adviser, mike flynn, and he said, i don't want to talk about pardoning mike flynn -- yet. we then got a sort of red flag thrown by congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on the intelligence committee, who went public today with his concerns that he believes the republicans in congress are trying to end the house intelligence committee investigation into the russia scandal by the end of next -- by the end of this month. he said he thinks they're trying to wrap it up now and he was explicit about why. he said he believes the republicans' view of shutt

that was his other top priority, rachel. >> i would say looking back, ed lee, maybe you could say at the beginning of his second term, perhaps earlier, he sort of pivoted from being the jobs mayor to being the housing mayor, at least in terms of like his messaging and his focus. >> he opened the navigation centers. >> navigation centers became very much a part of the ed lee brand. i mean and they're a big thing in san francisco. i mean the top concern on most voters' minds is homelessness and the visibility of homelessness and clearing up the encampments for better or worse. so he started the -- i mean he got the department of homelessness started with support from the board. he got the navigation centers started, built a lot of -- >> yet we still see the tents taking over the sidewalks in many neighborhoods in san francisco. so it sounds like he made some progress, but it's still very much an intractable problem. >> he's facing a city with very glaring income inequality and some -- >> excuse me. i would just add in fairness, so is san jose, and eric garcetti in los angeles. these ar

fox news contributor rachel campos duffy.ot to tell you, watching dennis kucinich rattle off the list, charlie, charlie, charlie, the party of lowering taxes, they just voted against them, they wouldn't help, the party of the middle class, the middle class left them, the blue wall voted for president trump. really? all they got his impeachment, he is a criminal without proof? >> [laughs] exactly. it's a real reminder just how much donald trump stool democrats lunches in the last election. all the things of the claim to be for, it turned out that donald trump was for, and was a lott more effective at selling it. the democrats going to next year's election, they are in a terrible situation, and they basically have to bank on the economy being terrible and things taking in this country and not just the tax cuts, we are also talking about all the regulations, president trump was talking about the fire house, about all the regulations, all of that -- if the economy picks up the way a lot of people are anticipating it will pick up,

hear from tennessee, we'll next from rachel. rachel, you are on. hey there. you know, omment on, when the certain members of to ress talk about we want spend more and more and more, as far as social programs. have no problem a trillion a year in to nse, instead of going health care and education, we bombs ton of money on terrorizingthat are several countries across the globe. if you look at also the profit pharmaceutical companies, the profit of the defense that get our tax 13% tax break pay putting back into the u.s. society. hear any politicians and that on that fact is, you can tell everything bout country and society with how they treat the least among us. richest country in the world, we have 50 million eep nel poverty, i find it disgraceful. host: thank you. caller: thank you, rachel for that. the commission, we don't have the hard work trying to balance a lot of these different kinds of priorities, but we certainly felt strongly that the reauthorizedt to be having proven itself to be successful in achieving its goal. we have a viewer who asks how the c

i'm rachel zane. >> reporter: once meghan markle got cast as rachel zane. nothing was the same. >> wow you're pretty. >> i am not interested. >> she definitely had like a spark and was a fan favorite. >> we're going to look at privacy and harassment law and see if we can find a combination of cases. >> she plays a paralegal who goes far beyond the limits of her job and has that sort of glint in her eye that lets you know that this is no simple assistant you know who should be trifled with that shes not someone to underestimate at all. >> reporter: the role was almost tailor made for her a glamorous and brainy biracial woman. suits definitely changed meghan markle's career and then her life. is it a hit show? >> i think it has more of a following among millennials. they're quite into her and the show! >> reporter: the show embraced her looks so much. her embraces became must see tv. >> it has been necessary for her to have love scenes shes certainly had quite a few on suits its you know nothing really that shocking if you take it out of the context of who sh

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the point about the flynn i think this is important, rachel. a lot of people have been talking about how the muller team was leveraging the son or using the son to get to the father. they were playing one off the other. i don't think the pros cecutors thing that way. it might be the case that the child, the son committed a crime. and the fact that you're looking at him puts pressure on the father but you don't do it for that reason. you have to make an independent judgment about each defendant. here is what i mean. let's say you charge them both and you only charge the son to leverage the father. that is the only reason you charge them. something happens to the father. he gets hit by a bus. he's not there for trial. can you bring that case against the son as a stand alone for the jury against 12? if the answer is no, you don't charge him. sometimes talking about using the son to leverage the father is a little glib. good prosecutors and bob muller is a good investigator. you make might have the effect. >> two other quick points then i think is

. >> rachel, i can't hear you. i'm sorry, i had somebody else talking in my ear, but go ahead. >> can you hear me now? congressman, let me say first as a. igt firing of investigative committee robert tension. he's briefing the and is expected to vote for the house on sunday. is that you're understanding? >> they were trying to finalize the house bill, but i think that's the case. . even now the question about the appointment of the special counsel? >> i would surge imagine that noum that many. but i imagine members will have a lot of questions about the jf and the firing of james comey. ij those rb the. >> congress, i notice that. i also know that you can't. without that being stated, do you have any instate where you can. as many as the daptty to the protd so or r on. will had been reporting the that he would do that is because the investigation is rather impeded. it makes me worry about what triggered this for him. can you shed some light on that? >> i don't know how much light i can shed, but i spoke to the depu