you know you could do those venn diagrams of not even that just like connect the dots sort of rachel maddow esque sort of thing that there are all linked together whether it's hillary clinton or donald trump or every single head of state and every single head of major corporations in that state or domus island in that state they're all connected through these the banking system that is like a separate banking system unique just for them yeah the social justice network did a study just recently it and they concluded that there is between twenty and thirty trillion dollars the old off shore is part of the parallel economy that's one of times the g.d.p. of america they conclude it's about two hundred thousand people they pay no tax they invest the masses they keep going higher in value because the central banks print money. in a way that makes the assets that they own go up in price but no wages the wages don't go up that's financial engineering deregulation post rager reagan thatcher so it's like you have a huge field you're getting that field and the water disposed to irrigate the crops it j

can we say this about russia gate a little bit when i rush when i watch rachel maddow she seems to be cashing in on the russia gate thing like you know what was to say alex jones was taking things to a level of ratings milking is this happening on the left now next yeah i mean it all started in the two thousand and sixteen campaign and i started watching c.n.n. and i started noticing they were having basically like infomercials for millennia businesswoman entrepreneur model you know they were pumping up trump on c.n.n. so much and it was jeff zucker who understood the appeal of trump to the american pop to the american public this is the former producer of trump's apprentice which introduced trump to a national audience now he was the c.e.o. of c.n.n. and he was going to pump trump up and then as soon as trump gets elected c.n.n. decides we're going to tear him down and appeal to this resistance crowd which represents everything to the left of the far right trump including you know neo conservatives were never trump republicans they had a big audience jake tapper who does the. time ti

my first televised interview was with my friend rachel maddow.ire on her show and our conversation about it at the beginning of my book tour. >> on the last day of march, 1948 president lyndon johnson gave a speech about vietnam. while he was in the middle of waging that war, he was also running for re-election as president, his campaign was not going well. he gave that address to vietnam, and tacked something unexpected on to the end of that speech. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. thank you for listening. good night and god bless all of you. >> that revelation in the middle of the democratic primary and a speech about the war had the new york times the next daybreaking out not one but two giant semicolons. halts north vietnam raed joins hanoi peace moves. i think they ran out of steam by that headline. the shock of a president not seeking a seshl term? in any other election year, a sitting president dropping out of the race would have been the headline. whole books would ha

my very first televised interview about my book was with my friend rachel maddow. el introduced "playing with fire" on her show and our conversation about it at the very beginning of my book tour. >> on the last day of march in 1968, president lyndon john gave a speech about vietnam. it was wildly unpopular and while he was in the middle of waging that war, lbj also running for re-election as president. the campaign was not going well. march 1968 gave address to the nation about vietnam and he tacked something unexpected on the very end of that speech. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. thank you for listening. good night and god bless all of you. >> that revelation in the middle of the democratic primary and the speech about the war had "the new york times" the next daybreaking out not one but two giant semicolons. look. johnson says he won't run; halts north vietnam raids; bids hanoi join peace moves. i think they ran out of steam by the end of that headline. which thing to look at first? americ

that, of course, rachel maddow on election night earlier this month. reacting to the stunning wins we were learning about adds the votes were being counted in sla va and across the country. danica roem within of the dramatic withins of democracy on november 7th. the following night we brought you some of the other extraordinary candidates who had

this evening, the rachel maddow show starts now. early for a change. >> i have something to spend this time doing. >> exactly. >> thanks, my friend, appreciate it. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. very happy to have you here tonight. who here is old enough to have ever used a typewriter? i took typing class and it was on a typewriter. i'm that old. typewriters started off with a mechanism that looked like this. you pressed a button on a keyboard for a specific letter, but then a little arm, a little bar would swing up from the guts of the keyboard and smack that letter into the inked typewriter ribbon, and thereby pressed the imprint of that letter on to the paper, right? so that was the mechanism. each keystroke on the typewriter would cause a piece of metal to fling itself up toward the paper. a different little bar with a different letter on it for each keystroke. that was how they started out. but then in 1961, ibm changed all of that. ibm invented a whole new kind of electric typewriter, where

the ra"the rachel maddow show" now. >> you get what you paid for for political consulting. you're getting it on tv. >> not what you want to lead with on the yard signs in america. >> you watch rachel maddow. rachel maddow, vote for me. >> defense on the district. >> that's worked for absolutely everyone. thanks, my friend. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this has been an incredible and fast-moving day of news. i sort of think the news gods are looking ahead and thinking thursday is a holiday for thanksgiving. we better get moving because we've got a lot to cram into what looks on the calendar like a week but it's going to have to go fast. i mean, just in terms of me and my staff putting this show together, what we thought was going to be on the show at the start of the workday today changed 100% over the course of today. over the course of this day and afternoon and evening where big news just keeps breaking. so let's start at the top, which tonight feels like starting at the bottom of the barrel. "the washington post" published a long stomach churning e

corporate democrats and neal liberal a neo con sort of merger of a lot of former cia guys and rachel maddow so the world but you know they same people who run this resistance of the democratic party are pushing the theory that somehow the native americans wouldn't resist the pipeline if it weren't for our teeth covering the story for example because the u.s. is honored so many treaties. with fest two hundred years ago that the treaties of and honored and there's been such a great relationship to blame shift again this violation putting this pipeline of people bismarck these were crackers who don't want the pipeline coming through their town they said let's don't get on the lookout you know that once again i mean it doesn't like it doesn't go away but the soul of america just isn't cleansed no matter how many fake guys on t.v. want to thump the bible it doesn't go away that that rotting of the soul is permanent and it's faster and you see it and there's a lot of elections that are breaking down in the blame shifting in the heroin and opiate use the country is turning into a ghettoised and al

the ra"the rachel maddow show" now. >> you get what you paid for for political consulting.>> not what you want to lead with on the yard signs in america. >> you watch rachel maddow. rachel maddow, vote for me. >> defense on the district. >> that's worked for absolutely everyone. thanks, my friend. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this has been an incredible and fast-moving day of news. i sort of think the news gods are looking ahead and thinking thursday is a holiday for thanksgiving. we better get moving because we've got a lot to cram into what looks on the calendar like a week but it's going to

." - well, there were reports that he was a liberal democrat, that he was a big rachel maddow fan, i remember that, right? - that was the biggest sin. - the worst pejorative in the world, "oh my god, he likes rachel maddow." (bob laughs) what you're saying is undeniably true, and i want to take it to the next place, which is that the disappearance, because really, this book could have been called, "finding the truth in today's disappearance of news." as much as deluge, i think there's both the deluge on the one hand and the disappearance on the other. but extend this out, in the absence of reporters in these state capitals, you have essentially legislators gone wild, right? you've got people who are unsupervised, unchaperoned, who are able to do whatever they want, they're sneaking out of the back of state capitals with washing machines strapped to their hips, right? and there's nobody watching them. and when nobody watches them, the public suffers. - well, that's right, and it's even, to the local level, it's even, even those who don't send a reporter to cover their delegation in th

welcome to special edition of the rachel maddow show tonight. a few days after the presidential election in 2016, something really quite unexpected happened. planned parenthood started getting a flood of donations from mike pence. from all over the country. mike pence was donating. the new vice president elect. once it became clear that republicans would soon control the white house and chambers of congress, a lot of americans suddenly felt a strong urge to donate to civil rights reproductive health organizations like the aclu and planned parenthood. and when people started donating to planned parenthood in particular, a good number of them did so under the name mike pence. it was just a little dig at the very anti-abortion conservative incoming vice president. please send certificate of receipt for my donation to the indiana state house. liberals and democrats were trying to figure out what to do next in the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election. troll mike pence was a funny option. a huge new influx of people chose to donate to progressive

a little while ago new york senator chuck consumer was in here talking to rachel maddow about this. let's listen. >> look, as usual, they are well organized and they all sing from the same him natural. i don't know how that happens, but they sure do. they are attempting to do one of two things, maybe both. one is certainly divert attention away from this investigation. that's fulgts. this is a serious investigation. the second may be to try and steer things off course. that would be -- if there were actions by the president, anyone in the administration, even the congress to steer things off course, that would be really serious. >> he's talking about the far right media. and i don't want to say kefbt media because that will be unfair. there is a lot of kefbt media out there that represents -- >> right. >> but there is a group that thinks it's all a conspiracy and any criticism of this administration is a conspiracy and that this may -- this story can keep on going. >> right. and that believes, apparently, that it's going to defend the president by any means necessary, which includes

and this is from our friend rachel maddow. don't usually cover the president's tweet, but before air, we learned more about the twitter because the company added this detail. through our investigation, we have found out that it was done by a twitter customer support employee who did it on the em employee's last day, and we are conducting a full internal review. and thank you for joining us from our headquarters in new york, i'm ali velshi in for a ailing brian williams. thank you. >>> court documents are riosing new questions. >>> house republicans another long awaited tax bill is top priority for some of the biggest changes and also big political questions. >> and concerns about former trump campaign man paul manafort. remain confined at home. monitoring abilities.

and this is from our friend rachel maddow. usually cover the president's tweet, but before a air, we learned more about the twitter because the company added this detail. through our investigation, we have found out that it was done by a twitter customer support employee who did it on the em employee's last day, and we are conducting a full internal revi review. and thank you for joining us from our headquarters in new york, i'm ali velshi in for a ailing brian williams. thank you. >>> chuck schumer, the top democrat in the united states senate is going to be joining us here live for the interview tonight. i'm very much looking forward to that. a and in 2014, a longstanding well respected democrat senator from iowa, tom harkin retire and eventually his seat went to republican joni ernst, but because everybody knew that 2014 would be a good year for the republicans and the republicas s knew that tom harkin's senate seat was a good chance at a republican peckup in 2014, it end up

i actually have a cardboard cut out of rachel maddow. thank you everybody. v what about trump supporters because we have questions submitted by many of you and i'm going to try to work in as many as i can. obviously people turned on you and you needed support. you were spent at. he received what look like lovely families but with closers that dad was wearing a t-shirt that says hillary more than monica does but not like monica. and you were taken aback. wait a second they have children with them. >> there was that and the father with two kids and his wife probably wearing a shirt that called hillary clinton a cons. there was a man who wore a shirt that said i wish hillary married o.j.. i don't care what your political beliefs are. i don't care if you think democrats of all the wrong ideas are republicans have all the wrong ideas for this country. hillary clinton was brutally -- to death in 1990s. that is a war beyond what should be acceptable for common decency and for behavior let alone politics. >> you got to know trump supporters and this is boston but i'

the first is trump's 2005 tax return first revealed by rachel maddow.f the tax bill had been that year, trump would have saved $20 million himself thanks to the repeal of the alternative minimum tax. also based on the assumption that trump is, as he claims, a billionaire. because the house bill repeals the estate tax. trump's heirs would be able to inherit their father's wealth tax-free. it is definitely possible that his heirs don't stand to inherit nearly so much. this week, the magazine "cranes" reported the trump organization had fallen steeply in its list of the largest privately held companies from number three to 40. following the president's disclosures to federal regulators it revealed the revenue is less than a tenth of what the firm had reported since at least 2010. so mr. president, if you're watching, we are happy to redo the analysis. it definitely seems very possible you aren't worth anywhere near what you claim. so if you can just go ahead and send over your tax returns, i promise we'll get right on it. they really appreciate the militar

rachel maddow: "what i have here is a copy of donald trump's tax returns."h, msnbc got a few pages from a journalist who said he found them in his mailbox. chris cuomo: "you don't know who sent it to you, you didn't solicit it, you didn't ask anybody for it." natost/journalist"correct." still, there's so much more to uncover when it comes to these presidential records. cristina alesci/cnn"is there more information on file at irs than the presidents actually make available historically?" john koskinen/fmr irs commissioner"yes. often times there are much more voluminous exhibits that usually don't get printed and shared with the public. and so that entire package is what's kept secure." and security at the i-r-s is no easy task most are not successful but its not for lack of trying. one private investigator is currently facing federal charges after allegedly guessing a social security number and attempting to use it to access the president's tax information. in 2015, a so called cybermafia used stolen information to pose as taxpayers and access millions of doc

offshore you know you can do those venn diagrams of not even that just like connect the dots sort of rachel maddow esque sort of thing that there are all linked together whether it's hillary clinton or donald trump or every single head of state and every single head of major corporations in that state or domus island in that state they're all connected through these the banking system that is like a separate banking system unique just for them yeah the social justice network to study just recently it and they concluded that there is between twenty and thirty trillion dollars the old off shore is part of the parallel economy that's left times the g.d.p. of america they conclude it's about two hundred thousand people they pay no tax they invest in assets that could go higher in value because the central banks print money. in a way that makes the assets that they own go up in price.

. >>> that is he "all in" for this evening, "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening rachel. >>> good evening and thank you my friend. thanks for joining us. nbc news fired matt lauer, long-time host of the "today" show today. after harassment brought to attention of the company this week. fired overnight last anything. this afternoon vooirt magazine and "new york times" published other allegations by sexual harassment and misconduct on the job by matt lauer, incidents appeared to be different than the allegation brought to nbc news on monday night and led to his firing. nbc news is our parent organization here at msnbc, as you might imagine, this news gone off like a proverbial bomb in the building. i don't have access to insider information because i work here, i wish i did, but we have spent a considerable portion of today trying to report out details of this story, how it was handled, how big of a scandal this is, working on that since the news broke this morning. we'll have our version of this story coming up along with stephanie gosk, aggressively re

rachel maddow: "what i have here is a copy of donald trump's tax returns.", msnbc got a few pages from a journalist who said he found them in his mailbox. chris cuomo: "you don't know who sent it to you, you didn't solicit it, you didn't ask anybody for it." natost/journalist"correct." still, there's so much more to uncover when it comes to these presidential records. cristina alesci/cnn"is there more information on file at irs than the presidents actually make available historically?" john koskinen/fmr irs commissioner"yes. often times there are much more voluminous exhibits that usually don't get printed and shared with the public. and so that entire package is what's kept secure." and security at the i-r-s is no easy task most are not successful but its not for lack of trying. one private investigator is currently facing federal charges after allegedly guessing a social security number and attempting to use it to access the president's tax information. in 2015, a so called cybermafia used stolen information to pose as taxpayers and access millions of docu

rachel maddow is up now. >> are you doing family thing? >> whole thing. 25 folks going up with kiddos. very excited. >> i wish you mashed potatoes, happiness and quietitude. >> same so you. >>> thanks for being with us on a thanksgiving eve. it's not a friday, so technically no friday night news stub going on but it's eve of widely observed federal holiday so stuff being dumped tonight. much bigger show than i thought it would be. december 14th, we think that's the date that fcc is going to have vote on net neutrality. sounds boring but literally determines whether you get to look at what you want on the internet anymore. that vote is coming on the heels of the december 12th senate election in alabama. if you have plans that night, should probably cancel them. you'll be staying home to watch election returns. alabama senate election between roy moore and doug jones, now held under only conceivable circumstances in which the modern democratic party might win a senate seat in the state of alabama. and on the same day, december 12th, there is

welcome to special edition of the rachel maddow show tonight. days after the presidential election in 2016, something really quite unexpected happened. planned parenthood started getting a flood of donations from mike pence. from all over the country. mike pence was donating. the new vice president elect. once it became clear that republicans would soon control the white house and chambers of congress, a lot of americans suddenly felt a strong urge to donate to civil rights reproductive health organizations like the aclu and planned parenthood. and when people started donating to planned parenthood in particular, a good number of them did

rachel maddow show starts now. >> thank you. >>> it has been an unexpectedly difficult year for the republican party since they won complete control of congress and the white house one year ago today on election day last year. we're a year on from that triumph from the republican party, one year on from election day republicans in washington have passed zero major legislation, nothing, despite controlling both houses of congress and the white house. one year on, president's campaign chairman is out on $10 million bond and wearing an ankle bracelet and another trump campaign official out on $5 million bond wearing ankle bracelet, not counting the skpan adviser who has pled guilty and cooperating with the ongoing investigation of this president and his campaign and potentially his administration. one year on, republican party is on the hook for at least hundreds of thousands and many millions of dollars in legal fees for the president and his family. but it's not just them. criminal defense lawyers have been hired by everybody from the vice president to the white house communications director to

rachel maddow starts now. >>> thanks. it's been a busy news night. investigative reporter mark hoezen bah has reported he's discovered the price tag for the trump russia dossier. commissioned by fusion gps research firm. trump administration and republicans in congress have been trying to turn the existence of that dossier into its own giant scandal, what we've learned in last couple of weeks, initially a conservative website, free beacon which paid for research. after trump got the republican nomination, law firm connected to hillary clinton campaign and dnc which paid fusion to continue its work, including hiring ex-british intelligence officer christopher steele to produce memos about the trump campaign and russian government. forgive me for saying, nothing in the steele memos have thus far been conclusively disproven and every campaign worth its salt does research. but tried to turn this into its own scandal, the real collusion story, is in part by claiming that dossier was a massive financial undertaking. might remember president trump tweeted t

. >>> that is he "all in" for this evening, "the rachel maddow show" starts now. ning rachel. >>> good evening and thank you my friend. thanks for joining us. nbc news fired matt lauer, long-time host of the "today" show today. after harassment brought to attention of the company this week. fired overnight last anything. this afternoon vooirt magazine and "new york times" published other allegations by sexual harassment and misconduct on the job by matt lauer, incidents appeared to be different than the allegation brought to nbc news on monday night and led to his firing. nbc news

elizabeth warren, as it turns out, was a guest last night on rachel maddow's show and rachel of course asked her about all this. >> all the president had to do was just make it through this ceremony and honor these wonderful people. and instead, what did he do, had to throw out a racial slur. >> and of course getting lost in all this is the honor due to those navajo code talkers, 13 of whom are still living, three of home you saw surrounding the president there in the oval office yesterday. >> i want to bring my panel in. sarah huckabee sanders said most people are not offended. they're not concerned about the president making a remark like that. most people are concerned about elizabeth warren lying about her heritage. well, i did an informal poll in line at the grocery store last night and from the people i polled, they were far more offended by president of the united states who brags about grabbing women's genitals than they are about elizabeth warren mischaracterizing or even lying about her ethnicity. all right, bob, let's not have the debate on the how racist are you. at the ver

rachel maddow starts now. "the 11th hour" starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump online one. the president calls "the new york times" directly today to push back against news accounts that describe him as fuming over monday's indictments. >>> plus it's not the normal thing to do in the first 24 hours after a deadly terror attack in america's largest city, donald trump spent the day attacking a top democrat, pushing his hard line immigration policies and calling the american justice system a laughingstock. >>> and the president's political alter ego is pushing for a more aggressive and negative line of attack against robert mueller before it's too late. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm nicolle wallace in for brian williams. new court documents showing a man running down people in a pickup truck told the fbi he wanted to kill as many people as possible and that he felt good about what he did. he was in court for the first time late today in a wheelchair facing a judge and new federal charges. we'll talk

rachel maddow: "what i have here is a copy of donald trump's tax returns."ages from a journalist who said he found them in his mailbox. chris cuomo: "you don't know who sent it to you, you didn't solicit it, you didn't ask anybody for it." natost/journalist"correct." still, there's so much more to uncover when it comes to these presidential records. cristina alesci/cnn"is there more information on file at irs than the presidents actually make available historically?" john koskinen/fmr irs commissioner"yes. often times there are much more voluminous exhibits that usually don't get printed and shared with the public. and so that entire package is what's kept secure." and security at the i-r-s is no easy task most are not successful but its not for lack of trying. one private investigator is currently facing federal charges after allegedly guessing a social security number and attempting to use it to access the president's tax information. in 2015, a so called cybermafia used stolen information to pose as taxpayers and access millions of documents on the i.r.s

my colleague rachel maddow on this role. >> there's a case to be made if anybody outside of special counsel robert mueller's office knows what's going on from the very beginnings of the trump russia investigation, it's probably dana boente, given his role in eastern virginia, ag, acting ag, national security division. >> i don't want to make light of anything or if you remember the movie "zelig" he was everywhere. you seem concerned. walk us through what you're asking for now and why. >> i sent a letter to attorney general jeff sessions over two weeks ago asking for answer as to why dana boente was forced out. long serving senior law enforcement official as you mentioned. central role as acting attorney general, deputy attorney general. u.s. attorney in eastern district. rumored that he signed a number of early subpoenas and been involved in the investigation since its early stages. president has prerogative to dismiss u.s. attorneys but not for improper purpose. i'm asking attorney general so clarify. there's a larger pattern here. president trump directly intervened with former fbi direct

fire" and i'm one of those do anything to sell a book guys and so when he asked me to say hi to rachel maddow from northampton i said i'll say that tonight on tv. >> and may many book sales follow. bill newman is a great guy, local aclu hero in western massachusetts. known him for a very long time and anything from northampton is good as far as i'm concerned. well done. >> he loves you and they love you up there. >> thanks, man. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, donald trump jr.'s secret communication with wikileaks about material stolen from the democratic party became public today. a new stress test for the trump administration and the trump campaign in facing the special prosecutor's investigation. and that happened on the same day that roy moore faced another stress test when he heard from the fifth accuser, the fifth woman, number five, to come forward to say roy moore sexually assaulted her when she was 16 years old. and she came forward today because, she said, of the courage shown by the first four women who accused roy moore. >> i think he should step aside. >> this afternoon, another

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do you fear if this works rachel maddow's show and other liberal shows will be targeted?air. tucker carlson is gross. i find his content odious. but we're not leading a campaign against him because part of this, and i would remind everybody out there, we're not smashing keurigs and calling for boycotts from these companies. most of the time we just have to show them what's happening and what they're running alongside of. that business decision is to avoid sean hannity's volatility. there are advertisers that left in august and when the keurig thing flared up, came back and said you were right. >> fox news told me in a statement for this segment, this intimidation effort is nothing more than political opportunism based on deceit. because sean hannity hosts the number one program in cable news. because millions of americans make the decision to join him every night and the audience relationship is stronger than ever. >> fox news thinks i'm the one intimidating them based off deceit. that's how they seem to function in the information landscape. >> let's see how hannity has

that's why rachel maddow doesn't bother me at all. i like her, she's not lying to me.e is, but you watch cnn and they lie to you. drives me nuts. you are a brave man, i appreciated, thanks for coming on. we are not done with the story. tomorrow night we will sit down with donna brazile herself to talk about her new book, i think it's her first appearance on cable. remarkable claims in there. we have it and we will have quite a conversation with her. stay tuned. stay tuned. mass shootings and terrorism aren't the result of evil ideologies or mental illness, but instead something called "toxic masculinity." is it hurting you? by the way, the democrats have captured the new jersey -- goldman sachs guy won. they run everything these days, apparently. they have held onto the state house in virginia. the latest results from both states and other races around the country, stay tuned. ♪ booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go.

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thank you, my friend. >>> thanks for joining us this hour. we got the mayor of san juan puerto rico here with us live in studio tonight, as yet, another scandal broke today concerning the federal government's disastrous response to hurricane maria in puerto rico. again, mayor cruz will be here in studio tonight. i'm very excited to be able to speak with her. we also got our nuclear expert here tonight as north korea fires off a missile that appears to have been the longest range weapon that country has ever tested. a missile apparently capable of dropping a war head on the white house or for that matter on anywhere else within the continental united states. he will be joining us to give us perspective on that. we are exactly two weeks out as of tonight from the u.s. senate race in alabama where republican roy moore faces democrat doug jones. stress appears to be getting to the roy moore campaign a little bit. his staffers have taken to physically shoving news crews who are trying to cover their candidate in alabama, even when those news crew

yesterday, elizabeth warren told rachel maddow that donald trump was using it as a racial slur.atiently this baffles everyone named trump. the easily baffled eric trump took particular note of anyone from abc news suggesting yesterday that what donald trump said was offensive. the irony of an abc reporter whose parent company disney has profited nearly half a billion dollars on the movie "pocahantas" inferring that the name is offensive is truly staggering to me. here is the president of the navajo nation, russell begay responding to that today on msnbc. >> to throw in the word "pocahantas" that was used on the campaign trail and doesn't belong there, this is where we're honoring and respecting our veterans, especially our code talkers. and to put in a slur that has become racial, pocahantas didn't belong there. it kind of ruined the whole ceremony in that respect. >> the alliance of colonial era tribes issued a written statement saying "degrading an american indian name or historic tribal reference by using it as an insult is making a racial slur whether knowingly or unknowingl

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> good evening, my friend. appreciate it. thank you for joining us this hour. happy election day eve. for the last couple of hours, law enforcement in texas have confirmed new details about the shooting in sutherland springs, texas, yesterday morning, which has now claimed 26 lives. it had previously been reported that the killer had used a long gun, a rifle, semiautomatic rifle to shoot dozens of people inside that small town church, two handguns, in addition, were later recovered from his vehicle, including one handgun that he may have used to kill himself after he crashed his car while being pursued by bystanders in rule guadalupe, texas. tonight, the local sheriff confirms that they recovered 15 ammunition magazines from the scene of the church shooting and he reports that all of them were empty. now, it had previously been reported that the gunman used 30-round magazines, so extended magazines. if he went through 15 fully loaded 30-round magazines inside that church, that means conceivably he may have fired off more than

rachel maddow starts right now. >> thank you, my friend. appreciate it. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. there's a lot of news tonight. if you have been following this remarkable story today broken by "the washington post" about alabama republican senate candidate roy moore, we've got something important to add to that disturbing news broken today by "the washington post." namely we've got the person in alabama who i think is the best equipped person in that state to tell us what is likely to happen here in light of this remarkable news, whether roy moore will be pushed out of the race because of these reports, whether he might still win that senate race, despite this news, if these reports don't push him out of the race. we've got that discussion coming up in just a couple of minutes. if you care about that news today, and it's a big deal for the united states senate, it's a big deal in its own right, you will want to steak around for a few minutes to hear that interview. i promise you. we've also got some news tonight about a new pin in t

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. >>> thank you. thanks for joining us this hour following a number of developing stories tonight, including news that the house ethics committee is launching an investigation into the longest serving member in congress of washington. 88-year-old john conyers about reporting about settlements paid to staffers in conyers' office. he denied he sexual harassed anyone. he said quote i expressly denied the allegations made against me and continue to do so. my office resolved the allegations with an express denial of liability to save all involved from the riggers of protracted litigation. that should not be lost in the narrative. that was his statement this morning but this afternoon buzz feed published another allegation from another former staffer and now the house ethics committee says it will be investigating. congressman conyers is the top democrat. democratic leader nancy pelosi called to evaluate the allegations against john koconys and may have a decision whether he keeps that prime seat on that pr