rachel, just move. go! (chatter) (eli) rachel! over! engh! enough! enough. (whispered chatter) (radio chatter) (birds chirping) (samuel) goodbye, john book. goodbye, samuel. (tender music) ♪ you be careful out among them english. ♪ (music intensifies) ♪ (engine starts) ♪ [ machine beeps ] >> man: hey, sweetie, it's daddy. i -- i just wanted to tell you that i love you. i... i really, really love and... they're saying everything's gonna be all right. they're saying that we're going to be able to leave the building soon. i'm gonna be all right. and i'm gocall you, okay? [ hangs up ] ♪ [ machine beeps ] hey, sweetie, it's daddy. i -- i just wanted to tell you that i love you. i... i really, really love you. and... they're saying everything's gonna be all right. they're saying that we're going to be able to leave the building soon. i'm gonna be all right. and... and you will, too. [ hangs up ] >> "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image. and by the mem

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according to the two witnesses who knew rachel, rachel's prior marriage was well-known. jemima testified that rachel had made a declaration to the judge on st. christopher, the contents of which that the two children that rachel had with had been raised outside of marriage with a person who was not her husband. although this declaration did not mention a husband living on another island, the only reason such a declaration would have been necessary was if rachel was barred from marrying another man. relationships between two unwed individuals were common and not cause for legal action. rachel's relationship was only an issue because she was already married to someone else. on st. kitts, rachel's marriage to another man in a forbidden relationship with james hamilton became a matter of public record. likewise, james -- testified rachel and others testified he was married to don michael levine and she went to saint christopher and saint eustacia's under the name rachel levine. added her common reputation was she was a public whore, which meant the public knew some details r

. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as a team. >> the three of them became inseparable. >> then one ended up missing. >> nobody's heard from her. nobody knows where she is. >> something's wrong. something's bad wrong. >> where was skylar? someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things. ridiculously out of control. >> a click of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> she was like, well, she'll blackmail me. >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >>> hello. welcome to "dateline." for skylar niece's parents their daughter is all they could hope for. happy at a part-time job but their world turned upside down when their only child seemed to vanish without a tratrace. at first, they thought she had run away. here is andrea canning with "something wicked." >> in the gentle rolling hills of northern west

rachel hatfield. >> reporter: so rachel. tell me about her. >> oh, [beep]. i'm sorry. we're starting, huh? >> reporter: well. just -- whatever. >> hmm -- start again. >> reporter: what'd that do to you when i said that? >> my heart just went, "boom." >> the subject of rachel, as you can plainly see, is painful for tim cherrington. a pain that might lessen if he'd only learn to forget. but all he can do is remember. like the night they first met. >> it was a july night, a party. and -- she was -- dancing. and i said, "wow, i'm gonna meet that girl." >> reporter: how old were you? >> i was 18 and i think she was 17. >> reporter: oh. wow. >> love-drunk teens. they set up house together. that's tim during those giddy years, rarely serious. looking like a character from the movie "dazed and confused". and there's rachel, unconsciously glamorous. like some movie star in her own romantic comedy, with a plot that was all too familiar. aspiring artists waiting for their break. >> reporter: could she see making a life as a painter? >> yeah, she could. >> rachel could picture it

i said is it rachel? yeah, it is rachel. i have a question for you. a yellow ribbon around the property. don was in the middle of moving. the movers tried to come him down. we don't know that he's dead. count on it, he killed her. >> rachel was dead. the horrific news spread. >> i got to from a friend. i said that can't be. the next thing i knew i woke up on the floor. >> you fainted? >> i completely blacked out. >> i hit the floor. >> i called td sherihe sheriff' department and asked him if he knew what is going on. >> katelyn got a message at school. >> i walked outside and i called family friend and he goes are you sitting down. i think you need to sit down katelyn. i said what's going on? >> and all i remember was just dropping to the ground. >> rachel's friend shannon could not believe what she read online. i found out through facebook. >> i was scrolling and saw someone posted something. i called her younger brother, somebody came to her house and murdered her. >> what do you mean? >> somebody came into our house and murdered her? >> coming up.

and our second-favorite rachel will be back with us tonight. political scientist rachel vidikoffer will give more explanation of why the data she is using in her election model has given her a prediction of the democrat, whoever the democrat is, winning a solid electoral victory in the electoral college in the next election. and we begin tonight where we left off last night, with the clock ticking on the death sentence, the trump administration has, we hope unwittingly, imposed on maria isabel pueso this is the most important story we discussed last night and it is the most important story we will discuss tonight ar life hangs in the balance because of an immigration policy change made by the trump administration which has decided to refuse to grant any extensions of permission to stay in the united states for medical treatment. that decision has been met by understandable outrage and moral condemnation since the story first broke. that radio station, wbur in boston, and then in the "boston globe," and then yesterday in "the new york times." an

rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> that was spectacular. so good with the live audience. it's so good. it's so good. well done, my friend. well earned. thank you. >>> thanks for joining us this hour, super happy to you here. i actually want to start with one matter of business that i want to attend to right off the bat. this is not about today's news. it's a thing i promised i would keep you apprised of. i want to do it right away. because i am an insane person and because i forgot how absolutely impossible it is to write a book while having another job, i have a new book that is coming out in about three weeks. in 2012, i wrote a book called drift, the unmooring of american military power. i am in retrospect super happy that i did it, but it almost killed me. i said at the time i would never ever do another book again. in the interim i forgot that pledge. that is why i have now accidentally written this new book called -- "blow out", constructed democracy, rogue state russia and the richest, most destructive industry on earth, cheery, righ

this is matt and rachel. innovating to me ais is rachel depositing check without leaving the house.spers] have you sn my debit card? (matt) [whispers] no. (vo) is rachel turning off her debit card. (vo)tht) [] and back on again.. heryour right re,ight . this is wells fargo. this morning bring pinfodownle . this afternoes that revers on southern wind that comes back. despite cooler start temperatures expected to be warmer than they were yesterday in d.c. about 85 degrees later this .fternoon still comfortable fall. about 9, 10 degrees above ere we should be this time of year amondow. could be a spot town andga we cou storm that s it too earlyno, of course wedoend of fall, t we. turd and thesdersshth next 7p days. surprised could feature popup storm or two. d.c.er not letting go here in >>> that's the forecast, aerin s traffic. >> 5:36 now. metro rail lines on time.tb 66ound we a crash with the right lane blocked at 28. you can see delays as just left lanes are squeezing by. westbound se emergency thereough duration ofto be out morning rush into afteanoon germantown road and 50. could

and my father said, rachel, come home. and then he just hung up. >> what happened to michelle mcneil? the events of that day would launch a long running mystery. coming up. >> who is in the bathtub? >> my wife. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. my wife. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. it can cause damage to the enamel. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. with pronamel repair, more minerals are able to enter deep into the enamel's surface. the fact that you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged...it's amazing. i think my go-to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. i thitoo many peoplethpaste a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only

but honestly, if i personally, if i owned a rachel rachel hotel in worcester, massachusetts, and i told somebody on the staff of the show while they were having meetings for the show, that they should stay at my hotel in worst, massachusetts and commute back and forth and charge the commute to the company and have the company pay for their freight, if i did that, i would be fired. any of us in any job in the private or public sector would be fired for doing that. but that is what president trump and vice president pence are doing with the president's property in ireland. and instead of them being fired for it, we have, a, elections and b, we have a congress that now says they may try to impeach the president for it. here's today's "new york times" report on this new investigation. quote, two committee chairmen acting in tandem sent letters to the white house, the secret service and the trump organization asking for documents and communications related to vice president mike pence's decision to stay this week at mr. trump's resort in ireland during an official visit, as well as mr. trump

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now with the aforementioned rachel maddow. congratulations on the book. >> thank you very much. sounds kind of heavy when you put it that way. >> well, it is, but it's important. i got to say timing wise, really seriously, timing wise about this sort of like inherent connection between democratic decline, fossil fuel across globe, does that look timely right now. >> and what happened to russia what the way russia's been using ukraine and how natural gas fits into all of it. i did not write the book to speak to this moment, but it is coming out at a time that is weirding even me out. thank you very much for putting it out about that. good luck with ted freaking cruz. that's going to be amazing. >> yeah, i think it will be interesting. a lot happening this week. we'll see what happens. >> thank you, my friend. good luck. >>> thanks you to at home for joining us this hour. it's a friday, so you know what that means. we have so very merchandise news to get to tonight. it does feel like sort of gigantic pieces of news are coming fr

. >> rachel? >> oh god, monica.i, thank god. >> it feels like yesterday we all gathered together and watched the premiere of the pilot. >> we were like i don't know, like, little puppy dogs, like, climbing all over each other and playing, and playing games and wanting to be together all the time it was fun. >> the whole thing was the best experience i could possibly imagine. i felt very lucky to have been a part of that show and everything seems to pale micom pairson. >> welcome to the real world. it sucks. you're gonna love it. >> ten years, 236 episodes and six friends we can't get enough of. >> hi. we're here for "entertainment tonight" with television's courtney cox and television's david schwimmer. >> but before phoebe, rachel, monica, ross, chandler and joey ever ordered a latte at central perk, they were all struggling actors in hollywood. >> joey doesn't share food! >> matt leblanc had 11 bucks in his bank account when he signed on to the show. today the "man with a plan" star is worth a reported $60 million

near rachel, nevada, wayne freedman, channel 7 news. >> since wayne filed that report, the u.s.ent has purchased more and more land around there so you can't even get that close any more. >> i feel like maybe he needs to go back and reexamine this if he could even access it. >> interesting idea, i think. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. >> we are tracking a beautiful finish to the weekend tomorrow hey. ♪ go where my baby lives hey.y the strolle♪s you must be steven's phone. know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be with xfinity xfi. switch to xfinity internet for $29.99 a month for 12 months and get complete control over your home wifi network with xfinity xfi. call. click. or visit a store today. >>> an 11-year-old boy with special needs and his mom are furious after a teacher moved his desk into a bathroom. lukas goodwin's mother danielle said she'd spoken with the teacher about her son's autism and autoimmune disorder and that he does best in a quiet place. they say the teacher's solution was to put lukas's desk over a toilet and give him a camping mat to

rachel riley started by telling me why she's blocked so many people online.idn't realise, when i accidentally kind of stepped into the realm of political trolling, with anti—semitism, that that is what... the trolls are exactly the same. that's what they're after, they're publicity and they purposely target public figures to try and get some of our followers to read their doctrine, basically. if a public figure has, say, 500,000 followers, and you retweet someone and 95% of your followers say, this is appalling, this is disgusting, this is racist, this is horrible — that is 5% or 25,000 people that you are exposing to a racist and i do not want to do that, so i've got no need to see what these people are writing. if someone said that to me in the street, i'd walk away from them, so there's no reason why i should get it when i'm at home with my cats or husband or whatever i'm doing. sure. and we gave an example of some of the abuse you have received, but it is across a whole spectrum, isn't it? just give our audience an idea. laughter. i mean, you have to laug

rachel riley's received tweets like this...one day israel pays rachel enough that she can retire in a stolen apartment on the gaza strip". excuse the strong language here. "how on earth am i supposed to call rachel riley a t—w—a—t now that she's blocked me?" and "does the state of israel pay you per tweet?" do they have any rules or can you make any old leap and cobble together anything as long as its anti—corbyn? " but does the decision not to engage with tweets like this allow online trolls are to spread hate and misinformation and challenged? —— to spread hate and misinformation unchallenged. rachel riley started by telling me why she's blocked so many people online. i didn't realise, when i accidentally kind of stepped into the realm of political trolling, with anti—semitism, that that is what... the trolls are exactly the same. that's what they're after, they're publicity and they purposely target public figures to try and get some of our followers to read their doctrine, basically. if a public figure has, say, 500,000 fol

yasmin and rachel will be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers.at today's top stories — next it's the weather with phil avery. i will put a stop this jollity. good evening to stop not before we have taken on the full glory of this guy ca ptu red taken on the full glory of this guy captured by one of our weather watchers across argyle bute and i'm glad he did it today because tomorrow it is one of those days. probably the wettest day many of us we re probably the wettest day many of us were seen for quite some time that a warning that from the met office. particularly across england and wales for the intensity of the rainfall. quite a breezy start to the day for some as well put up the way to lift and rain as there from the word go as well. middens, southern counties and swinging further north. 30—40 millimetres while they so a good inch plus. some spots, 70 millimetres perhaps across the higher does move a little bit further north and then there was a low and then, don't discount what is going to go on here. when ramping up to finish off the day.

rachel's received tweets like this.chel enough that she can retire in a stolen apartment on the gaza strip." excuse the strong language here, "how on earth am i supposed to call rachel riley a bleep now that she's blocked me?" and "does the state of israel pay you per tweet?" do they have any rules or can you make any old leap and cobble together anything as long as it's anti—corbyn." but does the decision not to engage with tweets like this allow online trolls to spread hate and misinformation unchallenged 7 let's talk to rachel riley and imran ahmed, ceo of countering digital hate. thank you forjoining us. you have had to block, you say, over 1500 people on twitter. why? well, i am, you know, a woman in the public eye soi you know, a woman in the public eye so i was used to trolling for being a woman 01’ a so i was used to trolling for being a woman or a football fan and i was used to ignoring them because i knew those kind of trolls were just after attention but i did not realise when i accidentally stepped into the

>> rachel: the presidential candidates are flying all over on jets.is ahead of everybody spent $300,000 so far from his campaign on private jets. all of these green people who want to lecture us on what we should do on policies that by the way will end up killing jobs in many parts of america, they're not taking personal responsibility. even when meghan markle and prince harry took the five jet rides in the span of a week or something, hollywood came out and defended them. it is this weird thing. we elites can do this. we'll give a carbon tax credit here and we're so important. and then for the rest of us they want policies that actually kill people's livelihood. >> melissa: speaking of it's good for one and not for the other. when -- she talks about this is what it looks like and it hits vulnerable communities first. abaco island, the place that she is talking about, very wealthy resorts. you have baker's bay, abaco club. they're devastated and my heart goes out to them. she shows her ignorance where she tax on it's a race or class thing. she is show

>> how was rachel cast?the rachel character. >> rachel and she's pretty and warm and said no, no, no, i totally see myself doing man mo man co- co- -- monica. >> i connected with her. i was going to play rachel. more corky. >> oh my god! >> look, look, look, my first paycheck. >> look in the window. there is my name. hi, me. >> latte. [ laughter ] >> and an iced tea. getting pretty good at this. >> excellent. >> really good. >> good for me. >> rachel is really difficult part because on the face of it, it could be a really unlikable character. >> well, maybe that's my decision. well, maybe i don't need your money. wait, wait, i said maybe. >> she's selfish and spoiled and walked out on a guy during her wedding. >> i was on another show at the time. >> jennifer aniston was in first position to another series called "muddling through." ♪ ♪ >> if that show had succeeded, we already shot like four, five episodes, we would have had to reshoot the first five episodes of "friends" with another actress. >> are you go

. >> everybody, this is rachel. another lincoln high survivor.s is chandler, phoebe and joey and do you remember my brother ross? >> sure. >> hi. >> hi. oh! [ laughter ] >> and you're also doing kind of a sell job on an audience about why they're supposed to like these people and possibly tune in next week. >> are you okay, sweetie? >> i just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine and pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck. >> cooky? >> you don't know what's going to hit. the dream was let's not get canceled after six episodes. that was our goal. >> you're the only person i knew who lived here in the city. >> who wasn't invited in the wedding. >> i was kind of hoping that wouldn't be an issue. >> you know, what i remember is that when they tested it, it didn't do that well which was very scary. >> what if i don't want to be a shoe? what if i want to be a purse, you know? or a hat. >> how does the network still has confidence in it after it tests poorly? >> they were smart. >> you don't feel like being a

this is rachel depositing a check without leaving the house. pe(rachel) [rs] have you seen my debit cardt) [whispers] no. (vo) this is rachel turning off her debit ca. (matt) [whispers] babeba (vo) and on again. this is your right here, right now bank. this is wells fargo. >> also this morning,l a tentative trdate has been set in the case against r and b singer r. kelly set to begin next april. the singer faces several counts including sexual abuse obstruction of justice. kelly is also facing three other sex crime cases. >> ♪ >> develong this morning in eederick county in maryland, three formerloyees at a school for young people wl h spneeds are accused ofabusing s. 35-year-old jermaine thomas, 27-year-old ariel eppard andes 32-year-olley dean face sexual abuse and sex offense charges. all three worked at the jefferson school. the alleged victims are two teenaged girls 17 and 18 years old.sd >>> d.c. pleasurel new video of hundredsikers dingf o illegal atv's throughout the district. the slideshow shows the faces of close to 400 suspects caught on camera riding illegal bikes. you can also

thanks. >> good to be with you, rachel.s is surprising news because while this seemed to me like a big dangling thread in terms of the various scandals that have surrounded the president, this one a particularly interesting one because of what federal prosecutors told a federal judge in this case about the president's own involvement, we didn't previously have any sense that the democrats in the house were interested in pursuing this on their own terms. aim right that this is the first we've known that they've been interested in going after this? >> this is the first indication we've had from the judiciary committee that they are putting this on their list of priority topics to investigate. we knew, rachel, already that they were focused on some of the things that were -- that were front and center in the mueller report, particularly the alleged incidents of possible obstruction of justice. but this sixth case, this sixth matter involving the hush money payments had been very much on the back burner, and there was no defini

i will let rachel take that. rachel: thank you so much for everything you did for chip.e was one of the heroes of the new conservative class on capitol hill. i spent 10 years on capitol hill in the house and the senate. a lot of the conservative staff, they will do their time in washington and then they will leave and go get a real job. a lot of liberal staff will stay there forever. you do sort of have to, while data will be there, you have to give them the tools to succeed. so much of that is what we try to do. we train them in parliamentary procedure. which i know sounds really boring. it is how this works. we give them access to the resources that they need to back up their boss. sen. demint: i went to the floor somee senate and had intense debates with harry reid. we were able to corner him on some issues. stop an amnesty bill. we had a duel. that does not happen now. in large part because republicans and democrats are try to shut it down. members do not have the confidence to come down and deal with these arcane rules. that is what rachel and her team does. she tra

series meet the germans it's time to take the citizenship test well reporter rachel stewart's version of. the movement was the most influential school of design in the 20th century brought together. and designed with the idea of an integrated approach where full follows function it was originally conceived 100 years ago by the architect. as an experiment in education but it ended up having a huge influence on modern design even to this day now in this anniversary year a brand new bauhaus museum has just opened in germany. i don't queue which is not just there to liven up the desk downtown center it's designed to provide a bridge between the city and its powerhouse architecture. it was created by the spanish architects office at the end it stringent functionality only becomes apparent only in signed 2 pylons at the front and back at our 50 meter bridge without further supports. the 1500 square meters of museum space. below there is plenty of room for a range of activities. for example this mobo color i want to work by lucy raven it alludes to the color investigations carried out by bau

rachel took the dollar. question one which values should you live by as a german the. grumble that. it be brutally honest. your room regularly. question 2 you're going to spend the typical german weekend 1st up breakfast which of the following items do not belong on the table. slice me toast. well it's frowned upon much better to have some fresh bread butter. baked beans. with milk. i don't know what they're missing what should you be doing at 8 15 pm on a sunday blather about is this one every sunday at 8 15 pm i'll sit down in front of my t.v. to watch the german cult crime show top what. do you think they can tell that i don't actually like top off ok next imagine you come to a pedestrian crossing and the red man is showing there's not a single car in sight so what do you do they cross the road be wait for the green man made that mistake before even got caught by the police and have to pay a fine. every good german those you do not disobey the red man. gets is tied to it and problem isn't been lost in. the legendary german supermarket test ok no chitchat with the cashier there's

rachel has latest on jennifer in new york. it has been a crazy 24 hours for jlo. >> tell me about it brooke. >> yeah, we've thought about the super now and that it's in miami and is a big deal, but they make their own decisions. >> a source tells e.t. jlo's at the top of the nfl's list to headline the 2020 super bowl halftime show in miami. it's nowhere near a done deal. the 50-year-old has been in the talks for a while with the nfl. there are many factors, those could include money and collaboration. it's a perfect fit for the "hustlers" star who spends a lot of time in the city where fiance a-rod grew up. >> when you think about wedding plans and jennifer is your partner, you do a lot of nodding. >> a-rod dropped some wedding details. >> one clue. >> one clue. >> one wedding clue. >> lean in. >> it's going to be a long flight. >> one thing we know for sure is jlo's wedding dress will be amazing. she put on a one-woman fashion show in new york over the last 24 hours. dress. >> are you guys ready? >> but our favorite look of a

hey rachel. good to see you. >> rachel: good to be here.hanks for having me on. >> tucker: one of the points that you have made is that you go into the children's section at a bookstore, and virtually every book is, wow. they are all political, it looks like. >> rachel: absolutely. in the case of immigration, for example, you see that there is this focus in the media on immigration. both but there's also a focus ot in children's literature. what's happening is that we are focusing so much on the things that make us different, and we are not focusing on the things that unite us as americans. there is a illiterate deliberao push liberal. people like my mom, who came here as a legal immigrants, who, you know, went through the process. it's a beautiful process. we are devaluing that process when we conflate that. >> tucker: so why do we sit back and allow our kids to be the targets of progressive political propaganda from people who hate us, hate our client, country? >> rachel: well, it's a great question. i think parents and grandparents under

this is rachel depositing a check wileaving the house.th (rachel) [whispehave you seen?spers] thisel turning off her debit card. (mato) it) [whispers] babe. o (vo) and ckagain. this is your rigere, right now bank. this is wells fargo. ♪ . ♪ . >>> welco now to 5@630. i'm blake mccoy. ght now, one of the biggest police forces inio our r could soon be outfitted with cameras. we have details on a big vote coming. >>> that intelligence whistllower, will they testify before congress?ow we'll break dn the controversy andwi grong calls for president trump's impeachmen after accusing a delivery person of stealing her food. tmz has

. >> of course, rachel.a pretty sensational event tonight learning about this, which we've been trying to chase for the last few days, since adam schiff's letter and now this new information has come to our great "washington post" colleagues. >> yeah, greg miller, shane harris, i should mention, the lead reporters on this. carol, you contributed to this. i want to -- first of all, i should ask you if i sort of hit the high points there. it seems to me that this information that it was a communication by the president, it was a communication by the president with a foreign leader, it was a troubling promise that he made, in that it was a conversation by phone. it does seem like if those are all clues that "the post" has been able to ferret out, that should be able to narrow it down in terms of the time frame and the potential things that could be within the realm of factual four corners that this could be. >> yes. i mean, it does mean -- keep in mind, rachel, the president speaks to a lot of foreign leaders e

rachel, thank you very much for joining us again tonight.lly appreciate it. >> it's a pleasure. >> talk to us about what you have found in voter reaction to the politics of impeachment for democrats. >> yeah, let me explain how this is supposed to work. i mean, we used to hear that obama led from behind, right? and certainly we could watch trump every day leading from incompetence, but when we think about how democrats have led this impeachment effort, it really is leading by ambivale e ambivalence, i mean, even today with this vote we had nancy pelosi come and give a press conference where she seemed to assure everybody that it was a vote that was not for an impeachment inquiry, even though it kind of was maybe sort of, she isn't sure. so you know, it's really difficult when you're talking about political messaging when you don't even know for sure what your own message is. and that can be really disastrous electorally. let me explain why because when we talk about public opinion, this perception that we should be seeing movement in the pub

>> well, normally, rachel, it's the cover-up, not the crime. i think in this case the cover-up may actually lead to the crimes because the whistle-blower complaint was very specific in pointing to a location where these transcripts are. if the house oversight committee -- i'm sorry. if the house intelligence committee which last night issued a preservation order to the national security council staff to see what transcripts are there, there will probably be some sort of trail as to how they got there. the national security council staff is meticulous in its record keeping and in its protocols. it was usually to our chagrin when we were in the system, but it may be to our collective national benefit. >> ned price, former cia officer, former nsc spokesperson. thank you so much for being here. invaluable to have you on a night like this. >> thank you. >> much more to come tonight. stay with us. fight for first dances fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> i promise in all the time you and i share adjacent shows on this tv network we will never have a crossover like the one you just played from fox. >> my god. my god. >> the thing -- i think i'd heard something about that. i heard it existed. >> i could talk about this for an hour, not 30 seconds. >> the thing that was scariest about it was the distance between the facial expressions and the conversation. i mean, that was like hide under a table this is a scary family fight. >> that's exactly what it was. it had real family fight vibes to it. >> anyway. >> i hope everyone is making up and making amends. >> yes. i want the best for everybody if only because i feel afraid by proxy. >> my strong feeling, too. >> thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. eek. i have congratulations to offer. congratulations, you guys. we are getting a new boat. not right away. we have to wait and see if, in fact, there is a conviction. if there is, look at what we are getting. now when i first

. >> thanks for having me, rachel. i appreciate it. >> i'm absorbing this because you just posted it. let me ask you if i got anything wrong or missed anything in the way i described that? >> no, you got it right. that's what he will how we reported it. >> in terms of the content, the additional content of the president's conversation with those russian officials, this is a pretty inflammatory statement to attribute to the president, that he told these russian officials he was unconcerned about moscow's interference in the u.s. election. your source, you and your colleagues' source for that according to the lead in this story is three former officials with knowledge of the matter. is it your understanding, shane, that the president's rarkts to that effect were included in these notes that were held so closely after this event took place? >> that is our understanding because the memorandum that was made documenting this was almost immediately as it was described to us restricted to an unusually small number of people. t

rachel scott, abc news, manchester. >> a big thanks to rachel scott there. abc news will be hosting this thursday's democratic debate in houston. george stephanopoulos, david muir, linsey davis, and univision's jorge ramos will be moderating beginning at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. a shout-out to rachel scott who got a big promotion last week. >>> president trump is facing another republican challenger. former south carolina governor and congressman mark sanford has entered the race. >> sanford acknowledged his bid is a long shot but he said his party has lost its way and needs to have a conversation about what it means to be a republican. sanford lost his re-election bid for congress after criticizing trump. he's the third republican to challenge the president in the 2020 gop primary. >>> the future of peace talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan is uncertain after president trump canceled a secret meeting with the taliban at camp david. the president said he called off plans to host taliban and afghan leaders following a suicide bombing in kabul tha

we have not done with rachel maddow and the fdead wrong, wro. they never apologized. never revise their remarks. never make the correction. never apologized. let's move onto the next obsession.stormy, stormy, trump, racist, racist, impeach, impeach. it never ends. the monologue is coming up. today, general flynn's attorney sidney powell, she was in courtr special counsel of agreous government misconduct. powell is pushing for the release of multiple documents that she believes will exculpate her clients.exdulleser to evide. while before the appointment of a special counsel. while before team mueller turned the screws on general flynn.thee appointment of a special counsel. we will look into the collusion and well before they turned the screws on general flip. by the memo is dated six-days after comey took advantage of the chaos and the brand new trump administration sent agents in to interview flynn. something they would never do in the obama administration or wished a minutestration. allio while comey's right hand many said you don't need an attorney. this is nothing.

is page correction propaganda for those who still didn't recognize that that was really literally rachel maddow speaking about the one american news network on her and this n.b.c. show i'll get to the point of reminding you how she keeps seeing russia average where in a moment but don't you think there must be someone out there who won't just swallow what the m s n b c star anchor says without having a bag with a decent jab well oh a ad is filing a defamation lawsuit they want 10000000 bucks one america is wholly operated and financed by the herring family in san diego they are as american as apple pie they are not paid by russia and have nothing to do with the russian government this is a false and malicious libel and they're going to answer for it in a court of law to tell you about the reason for when rachel maddow said really literally which is supposed to mean definitely no doubt shares staff with the kremlin that's another thing she said it's just that a one america journalist bit freelance work for a russian based news agency sputnik she got him busted so bad but as i've said earl

>>tying saucers are invading rachel nevada we just thought hey let's have a fun time. take a flight ran rv commode area, 51 have a good time see what happens. camping out for alien stock 3 day festival. we drove. >>pretty much through the night we slept for an hour or 2 so is a total of. 15 hours to get here. >>the little alien plan to the event after this storm area 51 facebook page went viral although its creators said initially it was a joke and i hear and see to see the party see people get tackle taken out. >>it's entertainment. i don't want be last of the banks. >>law enforcement first responders and several agencies are on standby to try to make sure no one ross is a boundary for the mysterious military base oh man i would love to be inside the >>you know they're probably just going to say great news, some like technology. we have a covered so. totally going to serve we're going be later. really really but i'm not actually going to over the boundary because i don't want to go to jail. >>we've learned there have been several groups that have gotten pretty close t

rachel maddow turned her show into a grand russian paranoia episode is just difficult to. 1 are about to find out if the new president of our country is going to do what russia wants. f.b.i. is under attack from the president from the president's republican supporters in congress from the president conservative media supporters and also from the ongoing russian influence operation that is still around. but what happened if russia killed the power in fargo today what would happen if all the natural gas lines that surface and falls just goofed on the coldest day in recent memory and it wasn't in our power whether or not to turn them back on no wonder that when some folks decided to put the m s n b c hosts russia gate obsession into a mathematical perspective they found she spent more time talking about russia than all other topics combined over a certain period. now you know what it takes to become the most watched hosts in all of cable news she got to that milestone last year but when step by step it gets revealed that a lot of what you were saying was just a flow of blah blah you make