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, let's start with a fuel lines, "trump rachel maddow speech he sees immigrants as vicious murderingminals." >> it will be a notable thing that the president spent a portion of what was the state of the union trying to tell the country what vicious murdering criminals immigrants are. and that is focusing on crimes committed by immigrants. >> sean: maddow, no, he actually said something else. and trump speech could be a a gateway drug for the kkkld becoming mainstream in the g.o.p. really?or >> a lot of people who i think are critical of donald trump critically look alike praise from donald duke and wonder if he is a gateway drug, if there is something beyond donald trump himself, that means a much greater transformation of the republican party into something that is going to be new to mainstream policy. >> sean: there is a lot more, down in 2011 trying to explain away congressman anthony weiner's graphic lewd tweet, watch this. >> if the congressman was hacked as he said he was, if he was pranked, how would that work? how could a person do that? what would it look like? look at the i

"the rachel maddow show" starts with ari with rachel. >> as you know from last night rachel is a bit under the weather so we're giving her the night off. we begin with brand-new blockbuster breaking news from the washington post. first a report on the bipartisan expansion of the scope of one of the inquiries into possible trump campaign collusion with the russian attack on our presidential election. the senate intel committee has asked trump's political campaign to gather and produce all documents, e-mails and phone records going all the way back to when the campaign began in june 2015. we want to note for you, this is a bipartisan request from the republican chair and the democrat ranking member of the committee. we're going to tell you a bit more about this news breaking late tonight a little later in this show. in fact i'll be able to talk to a member of the house intel committee about what comes next. but our top story tonight is the even bigger story in "the washington post." the headline, "russian ambassador told moscow that kushner wanted secret communications channel with kre

but amazing, always the chance that they are looking like the ones that rachel maddow god, and -- >>otally imbalanced, totally right. >> he made a lot of money, paid a lot of money. >> pingback $350 million. >> i don't understand what seeing the numeration on the tax return is going to tell us about the actual changes that he is wanting to make. >> he is going to deduct all of the donations that he made to russia. those are going to be so transferable. but the interesting thing about taxes and tax reform to contrast your point, great ownership within the administration on that issue. and when you saw the secretary and gary cohen come out and address the white house press corps, laying out what they are going to do. and they actually, chuck schumer says that there is nothing in there for middle class and middle income earners. there is a big deal when you talk about limiting the number of tax brackets from seven down to three, and other aspects were middle-class -- >> simplifying the process. >> the border text that really does hurt the middle class. >> i will add this, no administrat

leaked, they tried everything, dossier, then the big smoking gun was in the taxes, that, you know, rachel maddow released, if something there there we would know by now. >> lisa -- lisa donald trump said i am going to drain the swamp, and guess what is in the swamp sure democrats but also career politicians republicans as well, and those people may be some problems some leaks. >> absolutely, lisa. >> sure but i also want to bring it back to the media which is the point of this discussion, the media has an obligation, to get things right and to care about getting things right we have seen too many examples, and too many times that, they have gone to print without checking with the white house, to confirm what they are saying, is true, and i think really dangerous because if they are supposed to be the ones, that are holding politicians accountable they are not accountable, and not even accountable to facts who is going to believe them? so if you are in an american sitting at home i think it is a really dangerous place to be in, where there aren't a lot of sources you can trust. >> what -- >> what

. >> he's an opinionater, and rachel maddow-- >> i think he would call himself a journalist. >> he makes an upon. >> what about jorge ramos, chris cuomo, everybody else at cnn. they're opinionaters, too. >> jorge romos is at univision and he reports the news to his community. >> no, no. >> that's a joke. >> here in lies the problem. donald trump over and over again has made the media his enemy. at his rallies the crowd openly boo the media over and over again. >> richard, richard. >> and at msnbc and univision is not fake news. >> for too long the republicans allowed the media to develop the narrative. republicans and past presidents one who i worked for were not ones to confront the media and push back on a lot of these stories. i am relieved as a republican for president trump to speak up against the media and layout the truth, the fact there's a strong liberal bias in majority of mainstream media. when you look at journalist for the most part only 7% of journalists who are republicans. eric: i want to stay on specifically what donald trump told me in that sit-down interview when he po

i'm ari melber in for rachel maddow. we have another bombshell for you tonight.one breaking over the wires from reuters. they are reporting the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, had "at least three previously undisclosed contacts with the russian ambassador" during and after the 2016 presidential campaign, according to seven current and former u.s. officials. and they're reporting these contacts include two phone calls that happened between april and november of last year, 2016. reuters reporting this information about the two calls actually sheds further light on what we have been reporting all week. the fbi honing in on various people and what rachel and ken delanian were reporting. the scrutiny of jared kushner, his contacts appear more extensive than what the trump white house had acknowledged. an attorney for kushner is telling uters that his client, her client, participated in thousands of calls in the time period and that kushner has no recollection of the calls as described. the lawyer adding, they've asked reuters for the exact dates of these allege

i'm ari melber in for rachel maddow. we have another bombshell for you tonight.s one breaking over the wires from reuters. they are reporting the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, had "at least three previously undisclosed contacts with the russian ambassador" during and after the 2016 presidential campaign, according to seven current and fr u.s. officials. and they're reporting these contacts include two phone calls that happened between april and november of last year, 2016. reuters reporting this information about the two calls actually sheds further light on what we have been reporting all week. the fbi honing in on various people and what rachel and ken delanian were reporting last night. the scrutiny of jared kushner, his contacts appear more extensive than what the trump white house had acknowledged. an attorney for kushner is telling reuters that his client, her client, participated in thousands of calls in the time period and that kushner has no recollection of the calls as described. the lawyer adding, they've asked reuters for the exact dates of t

the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us for the next hour. what a day, huh? you have been seeing live images of a plane sitting on a tarmac now moving down a taxiway in los angeles. this is a private plane of some kind. it's not unusual for federal agencies, especially big ones like the department of justice or the fbi to have private planes at their disposal. director comey was in los angeles for, i think, what was supposed to be a recruiting event today. an event that was canceled. some logistical question once he was fired today by the white house as to what would physically happen to him in the immediate aftermath of his firing. he was removed effective immediately. so right now he is no longer the director of the fbi. what we believe that director comey is on that plane, which is now taxiing down the runway in los angeles, presumably they'll be flying back to the east coast, presumably, the fbi headquarters in washington. he'll be heading back to washington, but all of this is unscr

lou: can you imagine the shuttering of rachel maddow as you said that? and that is what is so great. roger created a lot of trouble for the left and ref he willed d in it. ed: he was a man of peace. he was a leader an had to be careful. but he never was careful. he was a real fighter, 250 guy and a great friend and i was privileged to know him. ' kinds of back-to-back barroom brawlers. lou: if i may say, some people might have said hem home hemophiliac. but we are pleads with the word "fighter." ed: he was never intimidated by the health problems. courage defined him. he had great courage. he was willing to take on any issue he felttrongly about. lou: our sympathy to his wife breath and their son zach. senator cornyn warning paul the investigations are a train wreck waiting to happen. waiting to happen. i will take that up next. sfx: road noise sfx: tires screeching sfx: horn honking father: you pull in front of me! daughter: daddy! we don't say words like that! ♪just let your love flow ♪like a mountain stream ♪and let your love grow ♪with the smallest o

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look at rachel maddow, it's all russia, russia, russia. if russia is rachel's watergate, then comey is her arch -- he's a special prosecutor to do the watergate case. >> what nick seconded, he looked the president and the i am a not do that. yes, he did get fired. >> gregg: let's just admit, that's a great name. nobody is naming their kids that anymore. but the left are delirious to a point that even comedians become disoriented. >> a huge a story that broke minutes ago, less than ten minutes ago, fbi director, james, has been fired by donald trump. [applause] huge, huge donald trump fan here tonight. >> gregg: i don't think he expected that response. but, that is what happens when your assumptions and your audience don't match. like, when you think benghazi is hilarious. since last september fox news has been pursuing the story doggedly to uncover how the administration blew it. when they blew it, why they blew it, and how they will continue to have blown it. most importantly, how is this a car still burning? [laughter] so, forgive us if w

[laughter] that is how i feel every time, but true, look at rachel maddow all russia, russia, russia if russia is rachel's wart gait comey is archibald cox. >> the special prosecutor who is to investigate the watergate case archibald cox. >> nixon came for archibald cox, archibald cox looked president in the eye would not do that fire archibald cox, fire archibald cox, archibald cox. >> he did get fired. greg: this is the -- archibald is a great name. no one naming their kids archibald anymore i blame him but left are delirious become disoriented. >> story brokeless than 10 minutes ago jim comey, has just been fired by donald trump. whoa! . >> huge, huge donald trump fans here tonight. >> i don't think he expected that response. . >> but -- [applause]. greg: that is what happened. that is what happened if you are assumption and audience don't match like when you think benghazi is hilarious, since last september, fox news has been pursuing the is it not right doingedly to uncover how the administration blew it when they blew it, why they blew it. and how they will continue to have blow

part three is called, clinton is vindicated but no one knows it some may have on she rachel maddow show after the state department produced their report on how the e-mail systems were handled and she came out with this huge stack of paper which represented how they're supposed to keep and classify their e-mails, just a completely archaic, disshelved, cumbersome system. which led some people to conclude that there's really -- what is going on here is just a mess of a system. nothing to do with hillary clinton at all. and then part four is comey's abuse of power, act one. i'll summarize a tiny bit and then read a page or two. think you all remember the james comey -- the first james comey announcement. don't have to real the whole -- in which the delivered what many people thought was a mixed verdict. he cleared her of all criminal charges, but he went on to accuse her of being extremely careless with her e-mails, and in fact he spent so much time talk about how careless she was was number of people came away, having seen that television presentation, thinking that it was a mixed verdict

. >> i think rachel maddow showed $150 million. ones we really showed he paid a higher percentage of taxes than bernie sanders and barack obama. you can be successful, you can pay your taxes. i really appreciate it. >> the crowd love that. all of this unfolding at a montana rally for the republica looking to fill interior secretary appc to. heather: tim allen breaking his silence after abc canceled his show last man standing. >> the latest liberal attack on free speech, a lot of fun it can do. heather: stunned and blindsided by the network. for the last we 6 years. abc pulling the plug on the conservative leaning sitcom despite successful ratings. the network claims it was scheduling issues. outraged fans are not having it, signing an online petition to resurrect the show. it has 200,000 signatures so far. >> school district temporarily pools the book 13 reasons why as the community mourns the death of several students, that book is subject of a new network show some say romanticize his suicide. certain school officials taking it o

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over on msnbc, rachel maddow was telling her viewers that in a singular case, initial reports were conflicting or did not bear out over time. then you had anderson cooper say there's probably more we don't know. by the way, we should all be reasonable. joining us with reaction, jay sekulow, who has done legal work for me in the past. and monica crowley. yeah, i think we should be cost us but i think the overwhelming mass majority at times, it turns out well to be terror, doesn't it? it does and this president has changed the paradigm. when you have a situation, you start with the proposition -- u.k. authorities did. if it's not tara, prove that it's not, okay. it's all horrible regardless. they had all the hallmarks of an isis attack. seeking out the targets. soft targets. the difference here was the nature of the explosion, if it was one explosion. one device, it was a device that created a tremendous amount of carnage. that shows a level of sophistication. paul bomb makers. my thoughts and prayers and condolences to the families that are suffering even today. >> sean: you can't say it enough

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"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> tonight the fbi director warns russia is still involved in u.s. politics. sean spicer's response "that's the view of the fbi." and very bad to catastrophic options on hillary clinton's emails. >>> and the vote is on. but can the republicans carry health care across the finish line tomorrow? we'll hear from a member of congress after meeting with the president at the white house. the 11th hour starts right now. and good evening once again from our head quarters here in new york on day 104 of the trump administration. we learn just tonight that house republicans say they have the votes to pass their health care plan on the floor of the house tomorrow time tba. we also heard from the president today on peace in the middle east. a goal that has confounded every president of the modern era, including two, carter and clinton, who seek toed a huge part of their presidencies on it. the current president met today with palestinian leader and on the subject of middle east peace, he seems to like his chances. >> it's a great honor to have president w

. >> rachel maddow, number one show on cable news. finally won something. >> there's no prize, that's appropriate for this contest. >> thank you, rachel. >> well, the author of the new yorkers cover story this week called how trump could get fired will join us tonight. and the most important speech about health care in america was delivered last night by a comedian, jimmy kimmel. spoke from the heart about his baby's heart and taught washington an important lesson. but first, donald trump's base lead by rush limbauhg is getting tired of not winning. >> this is what winning looks like. >> i think the democrats cleaned our clock. >> president trump venting his frustration on twitter, arguing the government needs a good shutdown in september to fix washington's mess. we've got a long ways to go. >> if he felt like he got a good deal. >> it's no good now, why is it good then. you guys, we sent there to drain the swamp. >> good shutdown would be one that fixes this town. >> it is staggering irresponsible to say let's just shutdown the gover

rachel maddow starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend.me for joining us for this next hour. now we know how it went. the swearing in, the inauguration was on a friday, january 20th. we now know in retro aspect that that inauguration took place against the backdrop of an open and active fbi counterintelligence investigation into the russian attack on the election that made that inauguration possible. and on the key question of whether the new president's campaign had been in on the russian attack somehow. we know looking back that it was happening in the background. that swearing in happened on a friday. the very your neck week though, the whole thing started to shake and rattle within the first week we now know. the inauguration is friday. there's the weekend.

right here, but it kind of gives you -- if you're only watching msnbc all day, you're watching rachel maddowyou have completely different thoughts on what's going on right now. >> harris: this because some of it is editorial and commentary. >> steve: it's a huge point. it is really important to get information from a bunch of different sources. what people should be seeking is information not affirmation. >> harris: some people are looking for that entertainment. in the eye of the beholder, is the responsibility to try and get a plethora of sources. it's good to be accurate. you talk about hillary clinton versus how donald trump is president. one was being covered as a friend and the other was being covered with the predispose notion of a criminal. that's a filter that you can see. one is posed with different types of questions. if anybody wants to challenge me on that, i would love to hear it. just watch the difference between the initial coverage of these software to stomach >> meghan: we've had tht conversation so many times on the couch about the media and their impression of what happen

rachel maddow starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. appreciate that. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us for this next hour. now we know how it went. the swearing in, the inauguration was on a friday, january 20th. we now know in retro aspect that that inauguration took place against the backdrop of an open and active fbi counterintelligence investigation into the russian attack on the election that made that inauguration possible. and on the key question of whether the new president's campaign had been in on the russian attack somehow. we know looking back that it was happening in the background. that swearing in happened on a friday. the very your neck week though, the whole thing started to shake and rattle within the first week we now know. the inauguration is friday. there's the weekend. then the first tuesday after the inauguration, the national security adviser got interviewed by the fbi. when the fbi does that kind of interview, the agents who conduct the interview produce a written report about it. it's called a 302. swea

that was adam schiff talking to rachel maddow tonight and responding to yesterday's testimony from fbiector jim comey. they heard from comey and mike rogers today in a closed session. it's been two months exactly since the president of the united states accused his predecessor of wire trapping him. session. it's been two months exactly since the president of the united states accused his predecessor of wire trapping him. there remains no evidence of trump's claim. joining our conversation is rick stengel. thank for being here with us. >> thank you. >> we were talking before we came on the air about something that struck me yesterday, too, and didn't get a lot of pick up in the discussion. it was comey's comment about how russia remains the biggest threat the world over. >> yes, i mean, i thought it was quite an extraordinary statement that didn't get enough attention. they are the most maligned actor on the world stage. not just affecting the united states but nations all around the world. they continue to undermine democracy, undermine democratic world organizations like the u.n., lik

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"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> tonight, the friday bombshells, as air force one goesfor an overseas trip, two big stories drop. first the "new york times" reporting president trump told the russians james comey is a nut job, told them the pressure is off the russia investigation because comey has been fired. then from the "washington post," a senior white house adviser is now a significant person of interest in the russia investigation, a person likely to be on board air force one with the president right now as "the 11th hour" gets underway. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this was day 120 of the trump administration. if the russia investigation was ever just a distraction or a subplot, as of tonight, it

rachel maddow starts right now."the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, president trump says nobody's safe because of north korea. he also said today he would be honored to meet with kim jong-un, having called him a pretty smart cookie. >>> plus an admitted killer at the center of a human rights outrage is invited to the white house. so the question was raised today at white house briefing about the kinds of men who appeal to donald trump. >>> and the president goes deep on a history lesson about our seventh president, andrew jackson. problem is, it didn't match any known history. so tonight, andrew jackson's pulitzer prize winning biographer is with us to clear it up. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this was day 102 of the trump administration. and the president granted multiple interviews over the past 24 hours or so. and as they spooled out during the day today, each one gave us a new headline for just a fraction of a news cycle.

if he wants be booked on rachel maddow, the biggest trumpeters in the country.ames comey's so concerned about this dinner with the president, why didn't he immediately go to the department of justice and sound the alarm? he had a legal obligation to do so as my colleague pointed out, comey may have in fact broken to laws by not coming forward if he thought this was an attempt at obstruction of justice. whoever having knowledge of the actual commission of a felony and does not as soon as possible make known at the same to some judge or other person in civil or military authority, shall be fined under this or imprisoned not under three years or both. three years. according to u.s. code 13.61, the district courts shall have original jurisdiction to compel an officer or employee of the united states or any agency thereof to perform a duty owed to the plaintiff. last week to the congressional hearing to the acting fbi director andrew mccabe say this? >> i think the american people want to know, as the dismissal impeded, interrupted, stopped, or negatively impacted an

some of you may have seen the rachel maddow asked show after the state department reviews there to-- report on how the e-mail system or handled and she came out with this huge stack of papers which represents how they are supposed to keep and classify their e-mails, completely archaic disheveled cumbersome system. it lead some people to conclude what's really going on here is a mess of a system, nothing to do with hillary clinton at all. then, part four is called james comey abuse of power act one. i will summarize a tiny bit and then i will read a page or two because i think you all remember the first james comey announcement. i don't really have to read the whole accounting in the book in which he delivered what many people thought was a mixedle verdict. he cleared her of all criminal charges, but he went on to accuse her of being extremely careless with her e-mails and in fact spent so much time talking about how careless she was that a number of people came away having seen that television presentation thinking that it was a mixed verdict.mi she was sort of guilty. the republican