back with me is rachel maddow. podcast does an excellent job of giving us context with everything that's happening right now. but i wonder if when you look at the stats, about election deniers, that are going to be swept into office in all likelihood in november. you look at the sort of rhetoric of the republican party at this point when it comes to seditious conspiracy. and the overturning of democratic institutions and norms. does it feel like we are in a more treacherous place and we are now than 85 years ago? >> i mean, yes and no. on the one hand, i think it is worth being sort of -- sadly realistic about how mainstream some of the views that i describe in the podcast were at the time. >> okay. >> the america first committee which is the isolationist don't get involved in world war ii, movements, that was you know, that's henry forward, the most prominent industrialist of the country. that's the most famous celebrity in the country -- the most famous person in the country is not the president. charles limburgh.

rachel maddow most of "the rachel maddow show." if you haven't heard of it. of the new podcast ultra. rachel, everything you do is a-plus. thanks for joining us. thanks for your time. >>> still ahead, after talking to merrick garland's friends some attorneys, some believe the justice department will inevitably indict donald trump. the only question is when. frank ford joins me next. stick around. around there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression.

i am back with the great rachel maddow. okay rachel have one quick question on a non-ultra topic.nteresting figure. he's the guy who bill barr brought in to try to investigate the investigation into russia gates. he is now over to his latest attempt to prosecute based on i guess trying to find some criminal activity in the investigation of donald trump. what do you make of the number of legal figures he would throw the legal careers away on these quest to sort of absolve trump of russia gate even now? >> this is a true fiasco. this is something the justice department is going to have to contend with. this is part of the record. this is trying to problem with ties, or criminalize the russia investigation, the mueller investigation was nowhere near as long as durham's investigation of it. this was three years. he brought two cases to trial and in both of them there was an instantaneous acquittal, so we are left with not only is the russia investigation and the mueller investigation not a crime not a problem. there were concerning ties between the trump campaign russia, the trump cam

, rachel maddow presents ultra. good to have. you hear >> thank you. >> i think one of the things that i can think about the committee is what success? what a success for the january six? committee what is its, roll what is it doing? some of your podcasts and conversations help clarify that a little bit. i would like to hear what you think about that? >> i feel like preparing this podcast, writing a story about something that happened 80 years ago and a couple of other sedition trials where people were put on trial for forcibly overthrow the government made me have a new appreciation for what the january six committee is doing. because i don't think we should look at their work as just creating the sort of fought for and indictment and unless someone goes to jail, it's over. the most important thing they are doing i think is getting to the truth of what happened. finding the evidence, presenting the evidence in a digestible way the people can understand, does -- that excuses what happened and lies about it and lets

the the rachel maddow show starts right now.desk here. and i've misplaced it. i've moved around a lot so i cannot salute with you the way i ought to but that was fantastic. >> it was a great moment. to interview sky walker himself, what a lovely guy. >> thank you. much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. congratulations on your podcast!c. what a lovely guy. >> excellent. thank you, much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to you have here. so we're less than 30 days away out from the0 elections. and that is quite a job this year. the pollingis averages right no show that the prospect for both parties in the senate are equal as you to have day. the polling averages right now show that the prospects for both parties in the senate are equal as of today. literally, if the polling says today ends up matching the vote on election day, it will be 50/50 in the sat

the the rachel maddow show starts right now. congratulations on your podcast. >> i used to keep a light sabre at the desk here. and i've misplaced it. i've moved around a lot so i cannot salute with you the way i ought to but that was fantastic. >> it was a great moment. to interview sky walker himself, what a lovely guy. >> thank you. much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. we are less than 30 days out now from the elections. we are going to be joined in just a moment by the man who was in charge of the democratic party's efforts to hold the united states senate. and that is quite a job this year. the polling averages right now show that the prospects for both parties in the senate are equal as of today. literally, if the polling says today ends up matching the vote on election day, it will be 50/50 in the senate. so in terms of control of the senate, control of the direction of the country, every race really matters. every seat really matters. every candidate really

now. >>> what has rachel maddow been up to?bit of news that might interest you. one, in a couple hours she's live again tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. two, the new episodes of her original podcast series "rachel mad doe dow presents ultra" have now dropped. what you see on your screen is a way to get them. we encourage you to check it out. she's connecting the dots on members of extremism. if you look at that scan to listen page right there, you can use your phone to scan that just like a menu in the covid era and get rachel maddow ultra. you can go on any podcast delivery service and search for it. thanks for spending time on us. "the reidout" with jason johnson filling in is up next. >>> tonight "the reidout." >> some people say they're soft on crime. no, they're not soft on crime. they're pro crime. they want crime. they want crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to control what you have. they want reparation because they think the people that due the crime are owed that. bull [ bleep ]. the

use your phone to scan that just like a menu in the covid era and get rachel maddow ultra. you can go on any podcast delivery service and search for it. thanks for spending time on us. "the reidout" with jason johnson filling in is up next. >>> tonight "the reidout." >> some people say they're soft on crime. no, they're not soft on crime. they're pro crime. they want crime. they want crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to control what you have. they want reparation because they think the people that due the crime are owed that. bull [ bleep ]. they are not owed that. >> it's october. after a weekend of blatantly racist remarks from the right, we know it's that scary time of year. met by complete silence from republican leadership who surprisingly are in allegiance with both of these comments. >>> also tonight, russia unleashes a new round of air strikes against ukrainian civilians. >>> trump's lawyers meet with federal investigators as trump again says the documents are, quote, mine. the fallout today from racial slurs caught from an l.a. city counc

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and just a moment, i'll be joined by rachel maddow.r as the host of the rachel maddow show, but she also just came out with a brand-new podcast that is so gangbusters did, it is about one of the only sedition trials and our nation's history. we're gonna talk further about that in just a moment. but first, let's talk about the sedition trial that's happening

i'm joined now by my friend and colleague rachel maddow.he first two episodes of her brand new podcast, it's already number one on the apple podcast chart, of course. she explores how the stories we cover today, things we talk about here, things about insurrectionists on trial for seditious conspiracy, federal prosecutors under crushing political pressure, may seem unprecedented. i even call them that, but we have been here before. "ultra" unpacks what rachel calls the all but forgotten true story of ultra-right extremism in america. super charged by proximity to power and how we're not the first generation to witness insurrectionists testing democracy before our eyes. the story she tells takes place in 1940, more than 80 years ago. 17 members of a far-right group in new york, five pictured here in this photo, look what they're holding. plotting to overthrow the government with force. were charged with sedition. it ended with all of them being set free in part because the plot to overthrow the government and violence on that scale was too m

she might not get one, rachel maddow will join us next. that's right, mitch rachel. right here, in the studio, right here. >> i could introduce you as the favorite guest ever, but the problem is, there have been a lot of guests. they would be very upset with that. especially the ones that have privately told where my favorite guests ever. you know how that goes. i'm not going to -- >> once were rolling, once were on the, or we will do really formally. you'd be walter cronkite. >> you said -- i think that's true, i think that's true. i waited until this morning, they sent me the advance thing so that i could be one of the cool people who seems to listen to ultra on friday. i said no, no, i'm going to be the people who start monday morning. >> thank, you because what you would've said on friday and it would be a rough draft, and it's been through like six more drafts. >> i've spent a significant amount of my amateur scholarship in the 1940s. 1944's especially, but 1940, because it is franklin roosevelt running, he's the first guy to decides to run for a third term as p

it's for, you can get anywhere you get your podcast the title as rachel maddow presents ultra. now tonight as i mentioned we speak with the man in charge of the democratic parties we are also joined by john kirby because russia today just launched bigger attacks on ukraine than anything they've dense since the start of the war back in february. putin is going to do this now and just keep up what he did today and russia will just be shooting long range missiles and the civilian population centers in ukraine, that is a pretty profound escalation of the war and it's worth asking if it's an escalation for how we can help ukraine survive this war and help them when it we also be checking on the big debate tonight in ohio the one senate debate and democrat tim ryan everybody thought at this election season that ohio had gone so read recently that the democratic tim ryan would never chants know how this year. instead tim ryan is running a great campaign and is proving to be an underwhelming candidate where the ohio polls it's a tie. the candidates are debating tonight we're gonna chec

. >> all right rachel maddow, host of the new podcast rachel maddow presents ultra.s. >> thank you so much, thank you. >> next we are bringing the results from a brand-new poll on black women voters. and many of them, said that they are more motivated to vote now than ever before. this poll came out minutes ago folks, stay with us. folks, stay with us. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? announcer: type 2 diabetes? the new subway series. discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® is

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us that hour. really happy to you have here. here's how it worked in 2020. two years ago, almost exactly in october 2020, we reported here on this show on something that we first learned about from one of the great historic, gigantic radio stations in the united states, the michigan behemoth, wwj radio in detroit, michigan. wwj has been on the air for more than 100 years. they're just a huge deal in american broadcasting history. they are still on the air today. they are still a big deal today. and just about exactly two years ago, october 2020, we learned about a story that was broken by a reporter at wwj named sandra mcneill. she had gotten a tip from a listener to wwj in detroit. the listener told her that they received a really, really sketchy robocall about the november 2020 presidential election. now, as we all know, basically every robocall is sketchy, right? robocalls by definition are shady and annoying and almost always scammy, right? everybody knows th

eastern i'll be with you on the beat and by evening, rachel maddow will lead our recap special as we make sense of what we're told is the final hearing. the readout starts now. now >>> tonight on the reidout -- >> i was in the vicinity of a conversation where i heard the president say something to the effect of you know, i think they have weapons. they're not here to hurt he. take the f-ing mags away. let my people in. they can march the capitol from here. >> remember that? tomorrow at the much anticipated likely final hearing, we are expecting to hear evidence that trump knew things could turn violent that day. also tonight with just four weeks to go until the midterms, stacy abrams is here on her very close race and her thoughts on the georgia senate race that could once again determine which party is in control. >>> new report frg "the washington post" is shedding light on a lingering question surrounding the fbi east investigation into donald trump's hoarding of classified documents at mar-a-lago. who in trump's orbit has been cooperating with the doj? people familiar tell the po

say he never said that alex jones is a more credible source of news than our very own beloved rachel maddowre's tim ryan giving him the business. >> we are running for the united states senate. this is the highest office you could get in this country except for president. and he's running around backing these extremists. the most extreme people in the country, a guy who denied sandy hook. >> it's maddening. >> this is a complete fabrication. >> jd, you're on tape, brother. >> we can talk about how i got in hot water with my -- with saying alex jones was a more credible source of information than rachel maddow, but one of the things i saw in the reaction to that tweet was people are terrified of unconventional people. >> mr. bardella, your witness. >> unconventional people. boy, i bet alex is going to be hitting him up for money soon. i think he's got a billion dollars worth of legal bills he has to pay out soon. come on. >> the thing about it is the incentives in the primary process for republicans are to run as far to the maga right as they can. but then they own that when they have to run

e end of tomorrow and just a moment, i'll be joined by rachel maddow.achel maddow show, but she also just came out with a brand-new podcast that is so gangbusters did, it is about one of the only sedition trials and our nation's history. we're gonna talk further about

eastern we'll have a two-hour recap special feature analysis from rachel maddow and all my friends and colleagues from msnbc's primetime lineup. 8:00 p.m. eastern, two hours from right now. but stay where you are. our coverage continues on "the beat" with ari melber. hi, ari. >> hi, see you soon. >> yep, see you soon. >> this is a special edition of "the beat" as we follow with our experts assembled here tonight, some breaking news. the january 6th committee has subpoenaed donald trump today. using its final hearing to make this historic move, which paves a path to the first ever clash between donald trump and the congress over whether he will show up, speak under oath, tell the truth. that's our top story. tonight we will also be covering other breaking news coming out of the supreme court this afternoon. the supreme court rejecting donald trump's filing in that mar-a-lago stolen documents case. this ruling rebuffs trump's attempt to try to slow down any review of the classified documents, which the government says he stole, and this came out with no dissents, meaning no justice sidin

joining me now is steve bannon, in either of -- and producer of the rachel maddow show. he is not have the impostors, how -- could cease governing and seizing the american politics. thank you for being with. us midterm elections are typically a little bit boring. they are typically a thing in which people not unique people to not show up the way they typically do. but in this particular case we have got absolute attacks on a democracy we have election denialism. we have post-roe v. wade attacks on women's reproductive rights and basic freedoms on their own body. we have a lot of signaling about other rights that might be taken away. put this all into the mix and telling what motivates voters and what can happen in 23 days. n in 23 days >> for voters who do not early voting midterm elections you are right there are a lot of them we've no excuse this year we might be looking at a situation in which democracies under attack and we do not yet know for example whether there is going to be election denialism election deniers throughout the state. when rates are on the ballot.

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. >>> very exciting rachel maddow news to share. extraordinary new body of work. it's a new podcast called rachel maddow ultra without giving too much of it away, it's a historical thriller about a seditious plot to overthrow the government and undermine american democracy. sound familiar in this one took place during world war ii, and the members of congress who align with that all the tra right movement. it could not be more relevant. the first two episodes are available today. and rachel maddow herself in the flesh will be here tomorrow on deadline white house. we can't wait. another break for us. we'll be right back. we'll be ri. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelli

. >> laura: rachel maddow's brother had an interesting story. >> they're going to sabotage the economye the white house in 2024. >> laura: as if biden needed any help on the sabotaging the economy front. the desperation is so bad. it's so obvious. it's also ultimately good news for america. that means the right guys, we hope, and gals will win. that's it for us tonight. be sure to tune in next week. we're going to talk to a cardiologist from the u.k. who has an important and disturbing message about the covid vaccine program. have a great weekend. count your blessings and fly your flag. it's america now and forever. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. >> greg: yep. [applause] happy friday, everybody! you look wonderful. i think. so how is life? i know you got inflation, you have crime. we're on the brink of nuclear war. thank got thes

. >> my conversation with hamilton, and rachel maddow on a forgotten but extremely relevant part of american history. >> where we get to from that is a not see plot to distribute german government propaganda in the united states to the u.s. congress. all in starts right now. le pen w. le pen

the rachel maddow show starts right now. achel. -- -- the jews have the money, but the gentiles other numbers. no matter what measures towards repression may be taken, it will be a very fine thing that our, not to be a two. congressman, don't you think that a fair interpretation by the average citizen reading that would be that there is a threat of force to be applied against people of the jewish race in this country from some source. >> witness, yes. >> >> you admit that that is a fair interpretation. >> yes. >> congressman, you are the acknowledged leader of the silver shirts? >> i am. >> and if the silver shirts had achieved their aim, would you have been the man in charge of the u.s. government? >> probably.

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening.g us that hour. really happy to you have here. here's how it worked in 2020. two years ago, almost exactly in october 2020, we reported here on this show on something that

so anyway, chris hayes who identifies as rachel maddow thinks it's race toast cover crime now.ntion someone swang tok at mcdonald's or shooting up a subway car you are a white supremacist. he doesn't care about the mom to got her face bashed in on new york city subway. he is not alone. we noticed a pattern. we told you about new york city queer abolitionist whoever what theens tiffany caban. she says if a dangerous in the job is chasing you, the last thing you want to do is call the cops. instead, you need to distract and divert attention how do you do that? well, actually it is pretty easy. is a lunatic holding you up at gunpoint? try spilling your soda and maybe save the soda and say hey, didn't i go to high school with you? but if you can really call for help, caban says maybe think about what's best for the person swinging a tomahawk. listen. >> what do you do in situations like that where you are dealing with someone, whether they have mental health issues or not, who are in like a violent or dangerous sort of situation? >> so, the one thing i want to start by pointing out

no one is do you knowing in to watch the man who identifies as rachel maddow.it being an act of journalism for a change. the truth is msnbc knows that joe is bad for business. and now they are making him the fall guy for when democrats get wiped out in the miltd terms. and they know who should replace him. >> vice president harris, how she doing? almost two years in how is she doing? >> she is doing great she is -- first of all, she is smart as hell. she has -- she has a backbone like a ramrod. and there isn't any public figure that is, you know, 60% favorable ratings. most of the -- and, but she is doing a great job and so i find her to be extremely, extremely well-qualified. >> jesse: oh, that was such a great endorsement. and then he got warmed up and he unveiled this new stump speech at the dnc where he propped kamala up again for 2024. >> elected the highest ranking. [applause] >> black indian with indian background woman in american history to be vice president. [cheers] >> jesse: highest ranking black, indian, oh my god. that was awkward. looks like the

the title is rachel maddow a presents ultra. now, tonight as i mentioned, we're going to be speaking with the man in charge of the democratic's efforts. we're going to be joined by the national security spokesman john kirby. russia today just launched bigger and worse attacks on ukraine than anything else they've done since the start of the war in february. if putin is going to just do this now. if he is going to keep up what he did today and russia is just going to be shooting long-range missiles into civilian population centers all over ukraine. that is a pretty profound escalation of the war and it is worth asking whether it is an escalation that may change the menu of options that the u.s. and our allies are looking at in terms of how we can help ukraine resolve this war and win it. we'll be checking in tonight on the big debate tonight in ohio. the one and only senate debate between j.d. vance and tim ryan. everybody thought at the start of the election season that ohio had gone so red recently that a democrat like tim ryan

you can hear about them in the third episode of rachel maddow presents: ultra, which was just released today. this is a short series. there is only eight episodes in total. we will post a new one every monday. you can get them for free. thanks to everyone who has been listening already. i am getting lots and lots of feedback about it. i will just say as a generic matter, i'm sorry to be freaking everybody out, but this stuff really happened. and for me, i mean, i have said this before, but for me it is, yes, unnerving and unsettling and dark. but it is also sort of comforting to know that there are americans who went before us who faced threats like that, who successfully faced threats like that. and who cobbled together strategies in the moment. whether or not they thought they were equipped to do so, so expose and combat forces like that operating in our country when they were powerful and well connected and very well armed. to me it is comforting to know that americans who came before us figured out how to fight that stuff. one of the lessons that emerges quickly when you look at th

also check out rachel maddow's new podcast.e privilege of your time. lindsey reiser picks up with more news right now. >>> good morning. i'm lindsey reiser live from new york. we're following breaking news in ukraine where smoke is rising over kyiv. the capital facing the most intense bombings since the start of the war, along with other key cities across the country. the russian military unleashing an intense wave of strikes targeting key infrastructure and energy facilities. firing

a week from today, next monday i'm launching a new podcast called "rachel maddow presents ultra." it's about this time i'm talking about in american history , this last big round of fights that we had as an american people against our fellow americans on the ultra right who wanted to violently overthrow the government, who decided they were done with elections and done with democratic governance in this country and they were willing to act by any means necessary to get that done, including in the case of some of these folks, taking support from the hitler government in germany to aid in their cause. so the podcast is called "ultra" because it's about our experience in this country with the ultra right, but most of the story line is actually about sedition, a huge sedition trial mounted against more than two dozen defendants in 1944. it's about why that trial was sort of impossible and it's about how members of congress who themselves were involved in these she man ganz, who themselves were implicated in what was going on, members of congress used their political power in washingto

i am rachel maddow.ned here once again by my beloved colleagues, ari melber, joy reid, nicole wallace and of course, the person who's hour of normal television -- the great alex wagner. [inaudible] >> we have a time to talk about in terms of new information from the committee today. let's get right into it. let's start this hour with the guns. >> on the morning of the sixth, the secret service was at the ellipse, screening members of the crowd as they entered the rally site. they noticed something significant about the crowd, tens of thousands of people were outside the rally site but did not want to go to the magnetometer's, the metal detectors that were used to screen for dangers weapons. since our last hearings, the select committee as received greater cooperation for the secret service. in this report received on december 26, the secret service field office related a tip have been received by the fbi. according to the source of the tip, the proud boys planned to march armed into d. c.. they think tha

rubin legal analyst for the rachel maddow show. always good to have you, here my friend.nto what liz cheney the congresswoman was saying here, saying that she is not going to allow trump to turn this into a circus. here is a question. is that avoidable? do you think the former president will even testify? >> let's start with the second question, first alex. whether he will even testify. because before you can turn a congressional hearing into a three ring circus, you have to show up what you are showing in the first place. and i'm not convinced that donald trump will do that. you will recall that when his testimony was sought in the mueller investigation, for example, is that lawyer rudy giuliani appeared on television and said he would essentially throw is dead body in front of former president trump, before he would allow him to testify. and, here trump does not necessarily have to manufacture a whole bunch of excuses to avoid testifying, as new york times others have noted, there are a number of legal reasons that the former president could interpose here is an excuse

trump government voted out, he got a chance to do his favorite show if i can quote him exactly rachel maddowdn't let you do your show you are my favorite show. you know exactly what party is he supportive of. not like a entertainment show full of great bands and comedians. >> steve: was on our show we asked him hard questions. i don't think we were his favorite show. >> rachel: also on vanity fair is he a super model. >> brian: i saw that with his glasses. >> rachel: race for pennsylvania senate certi statistical tie for midterms. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 4 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪it's my moment, so i just gotta say♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ serious allergic reactions and an increased

in a programming note rachel maddow will join us on monday right here on the last word to discuss herabout american extremism, the first two episodes will be available monday morning wherever you get your podcasts. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ie ruhle starts now >> tonight, another week of legal setbacks for the former president, there are still more twists in the case of the missing president. as the current president and still becomes a troubling take of the nuclear risk of armageddon. then, countdown to the midterms with control of the house and senate on the line, there's even more abortion controversy in the crucial senate race in georgia. plus, the united states of america at a crossroads, scott galloway offers solutions with his unique perspective on a nation he says is adrift. stephanie goes one-on-one with the author as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night.

most toxic antisemitic websites, gab, hired the head of the website as campaign consultant until rachel maddowic opponent reacted when i asked him about that on friday. >> he has made clear that unless you think like him, unless you look like him, unless you worship like him, marry like him, then you don't count in his pennsylvania. he is extremely dangerous. >> maybe he separated himself from that website, but he's going out and criticizing shah for sending his children to schools. >> i think you have to pull the lens back here and start with a tone set from the top. that would be the tone that former president trump set as early as when he was running for president. not just again leaning into antisemitic tropes, but problematic racist tropes and of course saying there's good people on both sides when it came to charlottesville, from not really forcefully condemning groups like the proud boys. so all of this, it's not just a dog whistle. it's far louder. all of this emboldens this behavior. it moves from the fringes where it's quite unacceptable and more into the mainstream. again, when you

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about her childhood trauma, about grappling with ptsd and also talked about something my colleague rachel maddow and i talked about last night, and that is the mental stress and pain of what happens in the news. here she is talking about the dobbs decision. >> whey thought about were all the children that could potentially come into this world that will be unwanted, unloved, and abused. there's such a greater -- you know, it's such a great sin to do that to a child, because when a parent doesn't want a child, the child knows it. i knew it. i knew it. and i just think about all of that, and it breaks my heart. i even called -- i even called one of my sisters, i call her, from the children's home when that decision came down. and i was like, oh, my god, all those kids. all those kids that are going to come to this earth unwanted, unloved, and pushed into the system. where is the humanity? >> for all the time we've spent covering and talking about the impact of the dobbs decision on victim's of rape and incest, we had never heard anything quite so personal on a story we spent a lot of time covering

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also check out rachel maddow's new podcast. the first two episodes are available right now wherever you get your podcasts. thank you for the privilege of your time. lindsey reiser picks up with more news right now. >>> good morning. i'm lindsey reiser live from new york. we're following breaking news in ukraine where smoke is rising over kyiv. the capital facing the most intense bombings since the start of the war, along with other key cities across the country. the russian military unleashing an intense wave of strikes targeting key infrastructure and energy facilities. firing 84 cruise missiles according to ukrainian armed forces. civilians have also been targeted. this video showing the terrifying a blast rocks a pedestrian bridge in kyiv moments before a person could be seen walking across it. that person manages to turn back and runway from the destruction. that strike reminiscent of this blast saturday on a crucial bridge connecting russian-controlled crimea and the country's mainland. a blow to russia suffering humiliati

and lisa, our msnbc legal analyst, from the rachel maddow show. rachael for sharing. hugo, let's go to your new op-ed that you're right. the acceptance of the subpoena means trump must settle on his response to the sweeping demand from the panel. any insights on whether he is going to cooperate? >> no, not this minute, not for this week frankly. i checked in yesterday with a couple of people close to the trump legal team and they were unable to say themselves how the president was going to respond. i think this kind of reflects two things. it is possible that trump himself has to make the final decision. he get any number of lawyers telling him that he shouldn't go for the committee, or he should respond this way, or that way. the second point is, i think trump has to make that decision himself, and he has to make it having looked at all the options. i don't think at the moment that he is actually decided what he wants to do yet, he is a very reflexive person. he does whatever he feels like. i think that is what is driving >> lisa, you said that t