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will have to work in musical theater over the show be like starring in the rachel maddow show the musical on broadway and a year from now and it's also going all dancing and it's all very beautiful now here's another headline that was in the first week of twenty nineteen that again i just love these headlines because we talk about this sort of stuff it's a wall street journal headline and now that we speak about it then the d.n.i. the. defense national intelligence agencies whatever will say that it's somehow a conspiracy theory or they'll talk like rachel maddow in the start dot connecting and somehow crickets will be involved in having you know procreating outside our window about this but the fact is here is a wall street journal headline fracking fracking secret problem oil wells aren't producing as much as forecast data analysis reveals thousands of locations are yielding less than their owners projected to investors quote illusory picture of prospects how many years of we have been reporting on this boeing seven and then the mainstream and those super intelligence agenci

martin take ads out between anderson cooper between rachel maddow and chris hayes ask yourself are you is there anybody in the audience like looking to buy a boeing jet you know i guess maybe anderson cooper sorts can and certainly the saudi royal family owns quite a few boeing private jets but you know let's move on to the next headline because this is again. sorry we were quite early on we covered this years ago under obama but luckily i mean one good thing about trump derangement syndrome is that people are starting to notice things like the war in yemen and rachel maddow went years without covering it and now because of trump we're covering it she's noticing that we've starved hundreds of thousands of you many children women and children they're noticing saudi arabia and you know they behead people they behead poets they they execute l g b t and so here is a story that we've pointed out years ago under obama but now is becoming news under trump. this is from politico and it says trump's risking financial disaster for america how the president's iran policies could unravel the u.s.

here's a sample of some of our favorite hand-offs of the year from the rachel maddow show to the "lastord." >> lucky you. it's time for the "last word." good evening, lawrence. >> rachel, don't prize me like that. it was a little too quick. i'm used to -- >> here i come. >> yes, one of those kinds of things. >> welcome to the new normal where the sky is green, the earth is flat and this is freaking bombshell. wow, what a day. this is nuts, man. totally normal tuesday. >> the president has given himself an a plus. >> yeah, he gives himself an a plus on everything. >> his polling numbers are better than abraham lincoln's. he seems to think that -- come on, come on. you've got to stay with me here. the federal records act says you cannot create a federal record. stop that. no, it's a crime. >> and presumably once somebody tells you, hey, sir, that's a crime, you can't do that then the next time you do it it's got to be a crime? >> it really changes a lot the next time you do it. thank you, rachel. you cannot deduct payments to the girlfriends. those kaernt cannot be deducted. >> that's ac

. >> and that is -- that is how far behind rachel maddow i am, six full years. rachel, tomorrow night. >> that was so good. >> tomorrow night we're going to leave that picture up later in the hour. tomorrow night how much time do you want? because apparently the president's going to steal about eight minutes of your show, maybe a little more. >> and democratic rebuttal maybe. >> and democratic rebuttal. they want equal time, which i hope they get, so i want you to have as much time as you need and i got some space here at 10:00. >> i'll be fine. >> don't worry about the bell going off at 10:00 tomorrow night. >> i'll be fine. i'll be fine. >> okay. totally up to you. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, we are here tonight because of the failing memory of an old man. 70 years old is old for a presidential candidate, at least we always thought it was, and donald trump's ability to retain information was never good and obviously was getting much worse when he was contemplating his run for president, and so, according to a "new york times" report

. >> rachel maddow on the president's self-imposed crisis. steve schmidt, nicole wallace and brian williams. plus what we know about what's actually happening at the border and today's bomb shell accidental revelation suggesting trump collusion with the russians. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. in just one hour the president will address the nation, giving you rare grant of primetime air time from all the networks and then there will be a response from the democratic national committee leaders, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. this as the president looks for any possible way out of the impasse he's painted his way am to. you'll remember he made promise of a big buteautiful and a prome that was ridiculous on its face that mexico would pay for the wall. it was immediately apparent mexico was not going to pay for it. two years of unified republican governance and the republicpartt prioritize giving him money to do it or building the wall. and here we are on the 18th day of a shutdown. he's cornered between a promise, rush l

if rachel maddow is the queen maker, kingmaker of the left and she invited alexandria ocasio-cortez to respond to the presidents remark last night, do her vile comments about icy and the border patrol agents reflect the mainstream now of the democratic party? an important segment. you're going to want to stick around for that one. first, trump shuts down the media. that's the focus of tonight's angle. last night i told you how the president exposed the democrats' true shutdown motives, namely the democrats love the partial government shutdown because they think it helps them politically. which is why they refuse to move even an inch on the issue of wall funding. today the president exposed the media's motives in this drama as well. rather than giving us in-depth objective reporting on the effects of illegal immigration on average americans, all of you out there, your jobs, your schools, your safety, and on your health, the media spend their airtime parroting democrat attacks on the presidents character and motives. >> his whole frame around this entire debate, the entire shutdown, the

there is a piece is rachel maddow a democratic king or queen maker. mara: i think that's silly.zabeth warren is going to run in a democratic primary with a lot of other candidates and she'll be subjected to close scrutiny. but she'll be running in a primary that we have no idea how it's going to turn out. if we learned anything from 2016, the conventional wisdom is off. howie: i thought it was worth spotlighting her debut. thanks for coming by. after the break. bernie sanders apologizes to women harassed in his howie: bernie sanders ran for president last time. a number of female staffers complained about sexual harassment and were brushed off by their bosses. sanders did some damage control on cnn. >> i certainly apologize to any woman who felt she was not treated appropriately and if i run, we'll do better next time. >> to be clear, you are saying you did not know at the time about the allegations, correct? >> correct. i was a little bit busy running around the country trying to make the case. >> joining us, paul steinhauser. what else your take on getting these women on the r

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there is a piece is rachel maddow a democratic king or queen maker. mara: i think that's silly.en is going to run in a democratic primary with a lot of other candidates and she'll be subjected to close scrutiny. but she'll be running in a primary that we have no idea how it's going to turn out. if we learned anything from 2016, the conventional wisdom is off. howie: i thought it was worth spotlighting her debut. thanks for coming by. after the break. bernie sanders apologizes to women harassed in his campaign. ♪ [ dog snoring ] baxter. it's bedtime. peace of mind should never be out of reach. [ voice command beep ] xfinity home. xfinity home connects you to total home security you can control from anywhere on any device. and it protects you with 24/7 professional monitoring. i guess we're sleeping here tonight. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. call, go online or demo in an xfinity store today. ? amazon prime video so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marv

here is senator kamala harris in her first appearance on msnbc as a presidential candidate with rachel maddow, when rachel asked her a commander in chief question about keeping troops in afghanistan. >> do you think that we should keep troops in afghanistan? the president seems to want to withdraw a large number of them but it's not clear that's going to happen. >> so i do not, and i believe that we need to do it, though, in a responsible way and that is not what the president has done. he has been conducting foreign policy through tweets, instead of what a commander in chief should do, which is understand the seriousness and the severity of one's decisions and then put the time and the effort into studying an issue, consulting with their experts, be it generals, be it foreign policy experts, be it ambassadors and members of the state department, and our allies to make a decision. instead of this approach that assume that we're the only one in the room or that he's the only one in the room. i was in afghanistan days before he made that decision, and, rachel, when i was there, i spoke with gen

kinds of abuse from the corporate power houses that are preying on individuals but the left the rachel maddow of the world will ignore the economics because they're financially illiterate and they'll focus only on this used to work family and then go on a tirade about why that is being misused in the context of the economy. the word family is a trigger and more right wing because of exactly the southern baptist sort of evangelical sort of regiment of the dr karl sort of thing yet no they were of the left won't accept the fact that he's making a profound point about the economy because there are economic leigh and sort of listen to see who i love where things can be president twenty twenty four but you know i love the fact that she doesn't know what she doesn't know she's doesn't really have any understanding of how the economy works i went over you know that's going to work in. favor and she's an interesting so he goes on to say that i'm just saying as a matter of fact he told me a country where a shrinking percentage of the population is taking home an ever expanding proportion of the money

we saw elizabeth warren in her conversation with rachel maddow last night making very clear where she is headed. >> yes, and often, andrea, it is said that the 100 men and women across the street wake up in the morning every morning and wake up seeing a future president. >> and two-thirds of the caucus running. >> yes, and never has that statement been truer, really, and not just on the democratic side, because there are an awful lot of republicans, and i put romney in the category, and even though the aides are quibbling with it, but they are looking at the republican party beyond are donald trump, and he is not going to be president forever and whether it is after 2020 or 2024 or sooner, and we just don't know. there is a real existential identity crisis about what exactly the party is going to stand for when he is no longer the leader. do they go in the direction of somebody like romney who is a more traditional republican, somebody who espouses the values of leadership and morality or do they go with somebody who is in the mold of donald trump, who is a fighter, who brings people

here we go for 2020 and tonight senator warren sits down with rachel maddow as mike said for her first tv interview since announcing the exploratory committee to announce the run. we'll be right back. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on... is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. new boost® high protein nutritional drink now has 33% more high-quality protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. the upside- i'm just getting started. boost® high protein be up for life look for savings on boost® in your sunday paper. >>> thanks for being with us. we'll be on capitol hill tomorrow for all the swearings in and the excitement there. follow us. here's chris jansing in for "velshi & ruhle." >> thank you. great to have you back. good afternoon, everyone. i'm chris jansing. ali and stephanie are off. it's wednesday, january 2nd. let's get started. >>> the very first face to face between president trump and democratic leaders since the partial shutdown began 12 days a

second, we heard her talk to rachel maddow earlier this week sending an award to those centrists, the michael blackburgs w boomburgs, we need to swear off super pac funding. the last front is president trump where in western iowa, it's interesting the geography, this is steve cane country. this is the most congress servive congressional district in iowa. it's a district where that most populist message we saw penalty president try to adapt in his presidential race is key to senator warren. immigration is a key issue the that's going the be the focus of senator warren's second event. senator warren did not mention donald trump very often. she did talk, of course, about as you heard at the top there this being, you know, dangerous times for our country, but making her pitch very clearly to voters based on her own credentials and her own experience. >> mike, sit tight. let me come back to the panel for a moment. as you heard mike mention, she is positioning herself as leader of the pack, being more grassroots and in opposition to president trump even though she did not mention the presid

. >>> big announcement, tomorrow, elizabeth warren sits down with rachel maddow for her first meetinge considering a 2020 white house run. watch "rachel maddow show" tomorrow here on msnbc. >>> coming up, the new threat kim jong-un paired with an invitation for president trump. we'll delve into that when we come back. hat when we come back. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. you'll only pay $4.95. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentiall

2013, and i was on the simpson's last night. >> yay. >> and that is -- that is how far behind rachel maddow rachel, tomorrow night. >> that was so good. >> tomorrow night we're going to leave that picture up later in the hour. tomorrow night how much time do you want? because apparently the presidens

t"the rachel maddow show" start now. >> thanks to you at home for joining u.huck schumer, the leader of the democrats in the u.s. senate will be joining us live here in just a moment. very happy to have him here on such a big day. a typical day in the news cycle, i tend to -- i think it's a kin to the weather on any given day, like a naturally occurring range of things that might happen on any given day at any given time of year, depending on where you live. all right? depending on the general constraints of the climate in which you're operating. so news days are sort of like that. some days the sunshines, some

>>> here's senator elizabeth warren telling rachel maddow in the last hour why she is running for presidentring the possibility of running for president. >> this isn't about me. this is about tens of millions of families across this country who are getting cheated and they're getting cheated on financial products. they're getting cheated on prescription drugs. a washington that works great for drug companies, not for people who are trying to fill prescriptions. you can just keep going through the list. it's working great for oil companies that want to drill everywhere. not for families who have children that want to breathe the air. this is truly about what kind of a country we're going to be. >> back with us jennifer palmieri and adam jettleson. jennifer, i want to get your reaction to what i showed just before the break which was this fundamental agreement with donald trump on syria. >> right. there are probably other democrats in the presidential campaign that agree with her and there will be others. i think most notably comes to mind joe biden who will not. and what she -- and the way s

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour welcome to another totally normal weekday in the donald trump presidency totally normal day when i went to bed last night i thought the big suspenseful of on the day, the event that had the biggest potential for drama was going to be the hearing in the criminal case involving president trump's campaign chairman paul manafort already convicted on multiple felonies facing a likely criminal sentence of 7 to ten years the drama underlying today's hearing is he could be facing an additional decade in prison. on top of the seven to ten, which really, when you started thing it up, could be the whole enchilada if you're already 70 years old and not in great health he could be facing another ten years in prison if the the judge in his case concludes he breached his plea agreement by lying to prosecutors after he agreed to talk with them manafort was in court today. we have these great sketches manafort was allowed to wear a suit this time instead of his jail jump suit he is now white haired he is usin

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> i loved that segment and discussion. i felt like the discussion around the democratic field is mostly all just been like gee, there are a lot of people running. >> well, it's fascinating to watch with their record and reckon with the party that's moving in really interesting ways and agitating in really interesting ways and she's going to be on your program on wednesday night, if i'm not mistaken so i'm looking forward to hearing what she has to say. >> it was super helpful. for a long time we've known there is a conservative movement separate from the republican party and when the republican party is weak, in particular the conservative movement drives it. that is also true in a different way about the democratic party and various progressive movements until the country. >> totally agree. >> this democratic primary process will be the first of that and that conversation you had there was the smartest thing i've yet seen. >> thank you, rachel. i have goose bumps. appreciate it. have great show. >> thank you. >> thanks to

it's interesting to see rachel maddow offer her coveted perch following president trump's address lastto alexandria ocasio-cortez. by doing so, maddow granted the new darling of the left carte blanche too deride those who keep us safe. they are just the agents of death, right? >> the president should not be asking for more money to an agency that has systematically violated human rights. the president should be really defending why we are funding such an agency at all. because right now, what we are seeing is death. >> laura: msnbc went on to classify those remarks in a tweet from their official account the following way "alexandria ocasio-cortez delivers an impassioned response to president trump's address." here to debate this, charlie hurt, and democratic strategist scott bolden. scott, maddow is described as the kingmaker, granting aoc this big spot, big ratings last night for all the cable networks. but i.c.e. are the real criminals? i'm trying to think of the democrats, how does that reallyt get the middle of the country that you need to turn out, ohio, michigan, pennsylvania? >>

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> have a good weekend, my friend thanks to you at home for joining us welcome to another totally normal weekday in the donald j. trump presidency totally normal day, right? when i went to bed last night, i thought the big suspensionbful - sustain involving president trump's campaign chairman. paul manafort convicted of multiple felonies facing a likely prison sentence seven to ten years. the drama underlying the hearing from manafort is he could be facing an additional decade in prison on top of the seven to ten that could be the whole enchilada if you're already 70 and not in great health. he's facing an additional decade in prison on top of his other sentence if the judge in his case concludes that he breached his plea agreement by lying to prosecutors after he had agreed to cooperate with him. manafort himself was in court today. we got these great sketches by the great courtroom artist manafort was allowed, as you can see, was allowed to wear a suit this time instead of his jail jump suit. he's now white haired. as you can see, he's using a cane

and it's very obscure as you've quoted rachel maddow. where does it exist in nature? most certainly doesn't exist in the academy, either in russia or the united states. and the only place you can find it is with putin's party, united russia. they have this resolution to rewrite history. and then you have to ask the question, where else could president trump have gotten that information from but for the kremlin itself? i can't think of an alternate hypothesis. >> let me ask you then to speak as a student of russia. how would they be -- donald trump has proven that he can't be managed. he's also proven that guardrails can't hold in the american presidential model. how are the russians holding him so tightly and so specifically around these messages? >> well, i think it's bigger than russia, by the way. i think the whole world has found out that the way to flip trump for your interest is to get him in a one on one conversation without anybody else around, on the telephone or in a one on one meeting and to feed him these things. and if you speak loudly -- not loudly, stro

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> welcome back, chris.hanks to you at home for joining us this hour. very happy to have you here tonight. happy to be back from the holidays. happy new year. on new year's eve, elizabeth warren announced that she's putting together an exploratory committee. senator elizabeth warren will be here live for her first interview since that announcement. 2019 is going to be a whole lot of things in american news and politics. i think there was good reason for this year's new year's eve to be a little more, s

watch rachel maddow tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, excuse me.ow tomorrow and every day, every week day online, on facebook and on at which timer at mitchell reports. and here is chris jansing in for "velshi & ruhle." >> i am chris jansing. they will join us from davos in switzerland. it's january 23rd. let's get smarter. >>> president trump does seem determined to give his state of the union address despite house speaker nancy pelosi urging him to delay it. and as the senate ask poised to vote on competing bills to end the stalemate, there is still no clear end in sight. >> whether he does that from the halls of congress or whether he does that in another location, the president will talk to the american people on january 29th. >> does the president see the images of federal workers standing in line at food pantries? >> certainly, and nobody wants to see that happen, which is why the president put forward a

senator warren laid out her vision about the democratic party with rachel maddow. watch. >> look. this isn't about me. this is about tens of millions of families across this country who are getting cheated. this is a moment for all of the democratic nominees as they come into the race to say in a democratic primary, we are going to link arms and we're going to say grass roots funding. no to the billionaires. no to the billionaires, whether they are self funding or whether they're funding pacs. we are the democratic party and that itself the party of the people. that's how we not only win elections, that's how we build movements that make real change. >> reporter: as warren is getting ready to be sworn in later on today, she is not the only senator potentially looking ahead to her next job. you got at least eight senators, look at this eyeballing white house runs in 2020. eyeballing house runs in 2020 joining me now, brian fallon, a former national press secretary for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign, brian, let me start with you. do you agree with senator warren that grass roots mo

and what's it's like to have her here on "the rachel maddow show"? now for the interview, senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. thank you so much for coming in, senator. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> well, congratulations on your announcement, and thank you for not beating around the bush and saying i'm considering talking about my about it. you're just flat-out rung. >> yes. >> tell me about that transformation i was just describing there. i think a lot of people watching the show tonight certainly flow your name, certainly know some stuff about you. but there has been an evolution in the perceived sort of place -- your perceived place on the number line in democratic politics. tell me than change. >> so ten years ago when i became senator of new york state, i recognized i didn't know everything about the whole state, and one of the first thing i did was travel to brooklyn, and i met with family who had just lost their daughter, a teenaged girl who was shot with a stray bullet. and when i meant naej's parents and her classmates and r

they would sooner report that rachel maddow is a russian robot who wants to convince you that everyone is a russian robot so that you will notice she's all talk to robots. the is the farce of the russia gate hysteria and the neil mccarthyism is also on project censored list as journalist from the intercept truthdig fairness and accuracy in reporting rolling stone and other independent outlets documented corporate media coverage of russia again has created a two headed monster of propaganda and censorship and the rush to get hysteria not only serves as a means for censorship and persecution of dissidents it also serves as more fluff you. can use to cover up all the stench and stories that i've been talking about through this whole show is the let's let's say a news outlet let's say a legitimate news l.-a decide to do a legitimate story actually want to cover the real going on in the world right all right so so they try and do that you know they have an article about the twenty one trillion that has gone unaccounted for at the pentagon there it is so there is an article when you want to.

she sat down with msnbc's rachel maddow for her first interview since announcing plans to explore a white house bid. >> we are buildingross this tr2. look at all the people w sideli. lo the people who said -- look at all the women who said, never thought i was going to be called on to do this. but they stood up, and they said, i'm part of this. this is my country, my voice will be heard. and my government will reflect my values. that's what i believe, and i think the best place to fight that is right the presidency of the united states of america. >> warren also accused president trump of pushing policy for billionaires and vowed to fight for the middle class. >>> prosecutors in arizona are considering criminal charges over shocking videos that appear to show migrant children being abused at a facility tasked with helping them. nbc's miguel almaguer has the disturbing tapes. >> reporter: the video of migrant children appearing to be dragged, shoved and manhandled is now in the hands of prosecutors. the incidents could lead to criminal charges. it happened at the youngtown has yen den del

it is very obscure, as you quoted rachel maddow. where does it exist in nature?t most certainly doesn't exist in the academy, either in russia or the united states, and the only place you can find it is with putin's party, united russia. they have this resolution to rewrite history, and then you have to ask the question, where else could president trump have gotten that information from but for the kremlin itself. i can't think of an alternative hypothesis. >> all right. let me ask you then to speak as sort of a student of russia. how would they be -- i mean donald trump has proven he can't be managed. he has also proven that guardrails can't hold in the american presidential model. how are the rurcssians holding m so tightly and specifically around these messages? >> think it is bigger than russia. i think the withhold world has found out that the way to flip trump to get him in your interest is to get him in a one--on-one meeting and feed him these things. if you speak loudly -- not loudly, strongly. that's the word the president likes. if you speak strongly, y

because people are starving for something on television that is fearless because when they watch rachel maddow they see someone cowering in fear. or they watch c.n.n. a wolf blitzer they watch people who are fearful their fear based this is america become a nation of scaredy cats oh yeah well in fact that's just on cable news if you watch gonzo you'll find out the in fact the opposite is true that we discovered people who are quite normal and not.

that's completely false as well, and it's very obscure, as you quoted rachel maddow. where does it exist in nature? it most certainly doesn't exist in the academy, either in russia or the united states. and the only place you can find it is with putin's party, united russia. they have this resolution to rewrite history. and then you have to ask the question, where else could president trump have gotten that information from but for the kremlin itself? i can't think of an alternative hypothesis. >> all right, let me ask you then to speak as sort of a student of russia. how would they be -- i mean, donald trump has proven that he can't be managed. he's also proven that guard rails can't hold in the american presidential model. how are the russians holding him so tightly and so specifically around these messages? >> well, i think it's bigger than russia, by the way. i think the whole world has found out that the way to flip trump for your interest is to get him in a one-on-one conversation without anybody else around, on the telephone or in a one-on-one meeting, and to f