i'm joined now by rachel maddow, host of the rachel maddow show, joy reid, host of the reidout, jen psaki, host of inside with jen psaki and alex wagner, host of alex wagner tonight. and rachel, when he got to that turn in the speech, you could just sort of feel everything kind of go to a different level. >> yeah. you know, chris, i had wondered heading into this speech whether he was going to try to give some sort of warning to the country when we had some advice, basically planning advice, that the speech might not be very long. and when we saw the white house today release what they called a letter, but was really about a hundred plus page long book explaining his his view of his own accomplishments during this term. i had wondered, okay, well, they're not taking a lot of time in this speech. they have spelled out the, the, the, the list of accomplishments in writing ahead of the speech. so maybe this speech is going to be for something else. maybe this is going to be a warning. i did not expect it to be this stark as you said. he just he said tonight there is an oligarchy taking shape

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morning joe kicks off coverage. >> then at 10 a.m, rachel maddow and team will bring you key momentsrom our prime time anchors as the new term begins today, beginning at six on msnbc. >> the show began and continues being the place to have the hard conversations. >> and tomorrow, everybody in this very large arena will be very happy with my decision on the j. six hostages. very happy. >> i think you'll be very, very happy. >> welcome back to way too early. it's 530 on the east coast. 230 out west. i'm ali vitali. that was president elect trump at a rally in dc yesterda, talking about pardons for the rioters who stormed the capitol on january 6th, 2021. joining us now, msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver. and we also have former republican congressman carlos curbelo of florida. he's an msnbc analyst as well. both of you, thanks for joining. carlos, i'll start with you. is that where the president elect should be focusing his initial energies? or one of the places is pardoning these rioters? he's undoubtedly going to face criticism for it. but isn't that sort of the point? >> well

hour through the first 100 days of the trump administration, my friend and colleague, the great rachel maddow. rachel, thank you for rallying up on your new duties this friday night. it's great to see you. >> i'm i'm excited about this gig. >> i'm excited about your trumpland gig. i'm not i don't know how to plan for whether or not the dictatorship extends past day one. >> yeah, it's hard to kind of get your knees loose enough to be ready for that, you know what i mean? >> i think no amount of training can get your knees loose like knee. knee replacement surgery. couldn't get your knees loose enough for it, but, like, let's just start it. let's start at the beginning a little bit. or at least the beginning of today. and the moving of the inaugural ceremonies inside the capitol rotunda. trump is a huge fan of stagecraft. it's like a huge part of his message. it's maybe one of the more substantive parts of what he does. what do you think about the change in venue? >> yeah, the move from the capital to the capital one arena is like a real it's a real downgrade. no, no. casting aspersions on the

rachel maddow, host of the eponymous rachel maddow show. chris hayes, host of all in.jen psaki, host of inside with jen psaki. all of the shows have our names in them. it's coincidental. let's go to you first, rachel. your thoughts? >> you know, i'm i'm really interested to see this. >> all presidents do a little bit of a farewell tour where they go to various agencies or various, you know, important settings, and they talk about what they've done, with the exception of donald trump, who kind of didn't do that. >> he just said, bye on the tarmac. we'll be back. but, you know, biden has been as a president, i would argue, very good at getting things done, not as good at taking credit for them and explaining to the public what they were and why they were important. this is kind of his last chance to do that. >> and it's a capstone to what has been, you know, a half century long career in politics. i'm really interested to hear how he handles it. >> indeed. all right. if this was a clock, i'm just going to go around the dial. chris hayes, your thoughts? >> yeah. it's been

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it.chel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> this show. >> began and continues being the place to have the hard. >> conversations. welcome back to way too early. >> it's about. >> 530 on. >> the east. >> coast. 230 out west. >> i'm ali vitali. the republican. >> led. >> house has. >> passed the lake and riley. >> act. >> a strict immigration detention bill named for a georgia nursing. >> student murdered. >> by an. >> undocumented immigrant. the legislation. >> targets undocumented individuals. >> who commit crimes, and. >> is expected to. >> become the. >> first bill signed into law. >> by president. >> trump at the start of. >> his. >> second term. >> the house passed the bill 263. >> to 156 with bipartisan support. >> the senate. >> approved it earlier this week. >> meanwhile. >> the trump administration is taking several new actions. >> to further restrict. >> immigration despite no. >> mass deportation efforts. >> clearly materializing. >> at least not yet. >> first. >> the pr

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.we're going to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow show five nights a week, beginning tomorrow. stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc daily newsletter. get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily@msnbc.com. >> through a fluke of the calendar, donald trump's inauguration will happen on the same day as the holiday celebrating the reverend doctor martin luther king jr. it's easy to imagine how different that coincidence would feel if we were watching the first black woman president take the oath of office on king day. kamala harris came really close. she flourished as vice president and then went from loyal number two to top of the ticket. harris triumphed in the only presidential debate and raised more than $1 billion. yet for a host of reasons, she lost. but i must shine a spotlight on one of them. harris's mother, who immigrated from india, understood a lamentable truth about america that her adopted homeland would see kamala and her sist

watch the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. and for inauguration day, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysis from our primetime anchors throughout the evening as the new term begins. special coverage begins at 6 a.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. >> i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show where less than 24 hours away from an historic moment in the american presidency. the oldest person to ever serve as president, joe biden, will leave office as the first convicted felon. donald trump is sworn in. right now, the president elect is speaking at a make america great again victory rally at the capital one arena here in washington, an event that's been underway for nearly three hours now. just moments ago, we found out trump plans to sign at least 50 new executive orders after he assumes office tomorrow. we got a glimpse of what to expect in his second administration during his speech at the rally. >> tomorrow at noon. the curtain closes on four long years of american decline, and w

so, you know, she's going to be on rachel maddow actually later on today. so that actually is an opportunity for us to hear directly from her. she'll be on with rachel. so congressman robert garcia, keep the fight up. thank you very much. that is tonight's reidout all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in. >> enrique tarrio. >> found guilty of seditious conspiracy. >> helped plan the. january 6th attack. and made sure it was violent. pardoned by donald trump. >> donald trump's pardon. >> foot soldier calls for retribution. >> we need. >> people like pam. >> bondi, kash patel and the rest of trump's cabinet to right all these wrongs. >> tonight. >> the. >> growing backlash. >> to. >> the trump pardons. >> when you have blanket pardons for everyone, including those that engaged in violent, violent acts, i. >> think that that. >> sends a horrible message. >> then about those confirmations. >> one of. >> your colleagues. >> said that you. >> got drunk at an event at a bar and chanted, kill all muslims. >> senator anonymous. >> false charges.

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msnbc premium gives you early access and ad free listening to rachel maddow.s, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple podcasts. the second inauguration of donald trump morning joe kicks off coverage. then, at 10 a.m, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysis from our prime time anchors as the new term begins monday, beginning at six on msnbc. >> yesterday, i announced the proud to announce a cease fire. the hostage deal between israel and hamas. the road to that deal was not easy. it was eight months ago. i laid down the elements of that deal in may, embraced by countries around the world because they know we say what we mean. endorsed overwhelmingly by the un security council. it's taken eight months of nonstop, relentless efforts by my administration to get it done. but because of you, all of you standing behind me. because of you, because of so many diplomats and defense professionals, we kept the pressure on hamas and we got it done. we got it done. >> that was

watch the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. and for inauguration day, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysis from our primetime anchors throughout the evening as the new term begins. special coverage begins at 6 a.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. a special edition of the weekend starts right now. >> welcome to a special pre-inaugural edition of the weekend. a new chapter of american history begins as president elect donald trump will once again take the oath of office, becoming the 47th president of the united states. now, trump spent the 2024 campaign promising to test the limits of executive powers. and now that reality is coming into focus. nbc news reports that the president elect intends to sign more than 50 executive orders after his swearing in, several of which he intends to sign in front of a crowd at the capital one arena. these orders are expected to reclassify potentially thousands of the federal workforce positions as

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so we're going to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow show five nights a week beginning monday. early access and ad free listening to rachel maddow chart topping series, msnbc original podcasts, exclusive bonus content, and all of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple podcasts. >> new this morning, one day after trump's inauguration, his administration plans to carry out immigration raids in chicago. according to the new york times, ice plans on sending about 150 agents to chicago for the raids. it's all part of trump's goal to enforce the largest deportation operation in american history. it is also a reminder to take what trump and his team say about immigration very seriously. trump has recently railed against the 14th amendment, which guarantees u.s. citizenship to all those born or naturalized in the united states and which his nominee for the department of justice could not define. in her confirmation hearing. back with us, juanita tolliver. >> she didn't know what the 14th amendment was. >> she said, this is not time for me to take a test. i'm not here

the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. >> hey, jen.her, i guess. >> indeed. i never sleep anyway, so it's just going to be. i'm just going to be getting more and more haggard on television instead of it just happening offline in my regular life. >> fair. text me at 3 a.m. and we can be haggard together. >> all right. >> thank you, my friend. and thanks to you

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris.hank you my friend. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy that relates to pete hegseth, donald trump's embattled nominee to be the new defense secretary. mr. hegseth is scheduled for a confirmation vote tomorrow in the u.s. senate. we are going to break some new news tonight about his nomination. this is a story that i

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.ights a week, beginning monday. >> on monday, millions of americans and the world will watch donald trump, a convicted felon, be sworn in as president for the second time. a man who dodged accountability on countless fronts corruption, insurrection, election interference, and much more. republicans, for their part, let it slide. and one can argue american institutions did as well. across the world. however, a much different story with a leader much like trump as trump takes office, south korea's president yoon suk yeol has become the first sitting south korean president to be arrested, and he is being accused of leading an insurrection. sound familiar? the lead up to this started weeks ago when yoon declared martial law. he claimed that north korea posed an imminent threat, and then came the rest of his order. that sounded like a trumpian fantasy, quite frankly. yoon announced a total ban on protests, strikes, political activity and anything that might disrupt social order. he said the

in the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> breaking news. a fast moving disaster in california. >> breaking news israel and hamas will enter a ceasefire. >> in the nation's capital. philadelphia and el paso. >> the palisades. >> from msnbc. >> world headquarters. >> good evening. >> and welcome to the reidout. we have a lot. >> to get to in. >> the next hour. i'll talk. >> to colorado. >> attorney general. >> phil weiser. one of 23. >> attorneys general. >> suing the trump. >> administration over its. executive order attempting to ban birthright citizenship. >> plus. >> there was this. remarkable scene at a national prayer service. in washington today. >> i ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now. there are gay, lesbian and transgender children in democratic, republican and independent families, some who fear for their lives. >> that is the episcopal bishop. >> of washington urging donald. >> trump to do something that isn't natural. >> for him. >> show mercy. >> but we. >> begin tonight with the completion of

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watch the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9 p.m. eastern on msnbc. i'm ayman mohyeldin. a special edition of velshi starts right now. >> good evening. i'm ali velshi. it is saturday, january the 18th. we are right now less than 48 hours away from the second inauguration of president elect donald trump, which also falls on martin luther king jr. day. and for just the second time in american history, it will be for a president serving nonconsecutive terms. you have to go back to 1893 and the second inauguration of president grover cleveland for the only other example. right now, let's take a look at some live pictures. donald trump is at his golf club in sterling, virginia. cats there. all right. well, we'll see pictures in a moment. overlooking the potomac river, where he's hosting a party for about 500 people, featuring live musical performances and a fireworks display. later on, donald trump will head to blair house, also known as the president's guest house. it's adjacent to the white house, where he will stay for the night. that's following a tradition going back to p

>> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> and that does it for us.00 days in office, talking to the people at the center of his policies and promises. and you can scan the qr code on your screen to listen now and remember, you can catch me every weekend on the saturday show and the sunday show at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. also want to remind you real quickly that this thursday, january 30th, symone sanders, townsend, jen psaki, and i will be moderating a forum of the candidates running for the to run the democratic national committee. so you don't want to miss that. we'll be we'll be promoting it all weekend long. so you'll get to see the information. we've got a qr code for that as well. and on that note, i wish you a good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. see you this weekend. >> just moments ago, as we've been discussing, the senate voted to confirm donald trump's pick to lead the world's

>> the rachel maddow show, weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> welcome back.rns about what could happen next, now that donald trump's anti dei executive orders are in effect this week. federal employees who work in dei programs were placed on paid leave. president trump had been promising to dismantle the program, claiming it diminishes the importance of individual merit, aptitude and hard work. but many underrepresented people who built strong government careers credit their success to dei programs. that includes the late colin powell, who was the first black man to serve as national security adviser, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and secretary of state. joining us now, msnbc legal analyst charles coleman. charles, you predicted this in some ways. i want to read from a piece that you wrote recently where you said, if history is any indication, there is more than just cause for concern. under the previous trump administration, the doj civil rights division was on the wrong side of seemingly every substantive issue. what are those examples and why were

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> breaking news.aster in california. >> breaking news. israel and hamas will enter a ceasefire. >> in the nation's capital. >> philadelphia. >> el paso. >> the palisades. >> from. >> msnbc world headquarters. >> president trump is expected to sign an executive order that creates a task force to review and recommend changes to fema. earlier today, trump announced his plans for the agency during a visit to hurricane ravaged north carolina. watch this. >> i think we're going to recommend that fema go away and we pay directly. it was up to me right now. it ended right now, and i just let the state take care of the problem. >> meanwhile, trump's white house is also ramping up deportation efforts. officials are moving quickly to expel legal migrants who were granted temporary status by the biden administration. my colleague gabe gutierrez brings us the latest. >> tonight, a dramatic escalation of president trump's illegal immigration crackdown. the first. >> of 1500. >> extra troops touching down in el paso

and for donald trump's first 100 days, rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.viding her unique insight and analysis during this critical time, how do we strategically align ourselves to this moment of information, this moment of transition in our country? the rachel maddow show, five nights a week, beginning next monday. >> a very deep breath is needed for tonight's last thing before we go, because it is a father's love. we've been covering and thinking about the devastating fires in los angeles. we have been thankful that, for the most part, it has just been the destruction of property, important property, but things. and that the death toll has not been very high. but the fact remains that at least 24 people have lost their lives, and each loss is tragic in its own right, and each person deserves to be acknowledged and even honored. two of those people that you might not have heard of are anthony and justin mitchell of altadena. a father and son, anthony was a 67 year old amputee who used a wheelchair. his son justin, in his 20s, was bedridden with cerebral p

settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc.derstand more with msnbc. >> the show began and continues being. >> the. >> place to have the. >> hard conversations. >> president trump is expected to sign an executive order that creates a task force to review and recommend changes to fema. earlier today, trump announced his plans for the agency during a visit to hurricane ravaged north carolina. watch this. >> i think we're going to recommend that fema go away and we pay directly. it was up to me right now. it ended right now, and i just let the state take care of the problem. >> meanwhile, trump's white house is also ramping up deportation efforts. officials are moving quickly to expel legal migrants who were granted temporary status by the biden administration. my colleague gabe gutierrez brings us the latest. >> reporter tonight, a dramatic escalation of president trump's illegal immigration crackdown. the first of 1500 extra troops touching down in el paso, texas, to support border security. and for the first time, migrants bein

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow show five nights a week, beginning monday. >> breaking news a fast moving disaster in california. >> breaking news israel and hamas will enter a cease fire in the nation's capital. >> philadelphia and el paso the palisades from msnbc world headquarters. >> donald trump's defense secretary pick will not be ready on day one of the new administration, according to politico. the senate isn't expected to vote on pete hastert's nomination until days after the inauguration, because the democrats are raising red flags about his qualifications. during his confirmation hearing, he said stumbled over several of their questions. >> how many nations are in asean, by the way? >> i couldn't tell you the exact amount of nations, but i know we have allies in south korea and japan and in aukus with australia trying to work on submarines with them. >> mr. none of those countries are in allies across none of those three countries that you mentioned are in asean. i

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and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.addow show five nights a week beginning monday. >> thank you very much for the edification of the committee. i've just been advised that there's been a cease fire announced in gaza before we all celebrate, though obviously we're all going to want to see how how that executes with that. senator murphy, you're up, and then we're going to take that short break. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. that is indeed good news. >> that was a look at foreign policy unfolding in real time on capitol hill as the gaza cease fire deal was announced during senator marco rubio's confirmation hearing as secretary of state. joining us now is former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nations, hagar chemali. she also worked at the national security council and the treasury department. first, can i just get your reaction to the news yesterday and please correct me if i'm wrong, but this seems like it has a lot of the same contours as the cease fire deal that came together and fell apart back

watch the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9 p.m. eastern on msnbc. i'm ayman mohyeldin.th. we are right now less than 48 hours away from the second inauguration of president elect donald trump, which also falls on martin luther king jr. day. and for just the second time in american history, it will be for a president serving nonconsecutive terms. you have to go back to 1893 and the second inauguration of president grover cleveland for the only other example. right n

the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. hey. six in a row. >> i know, it's i'm just getting started. just getting limber. just getting into it. >> the thursday. >> dnc chair forum sounds amazing. so it's going to stream the whole thing live. >> the whole thing. the vice chair, then the chair. and we forget sometimes there's a whole other party. we're going to learn more about what they have to say, which is an important thing to watch too. >> excellent. looking forward. >> to it. thanks very much, my friend. much appreciated. >> and thanks. >> to you at home. >> for joining us here tonight. >> really happy to have you here. so this is jasper county, indiana. it's a mostly rural county in northwest indiana. >> closest big city is. >> chicago. >> but chicago is like 80. >> or 90 miles away. >> yesterday, around. >> 4:00 in the. >> afternoon in jasper county, indiana, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a car in a traffic stop. and we don't know what the traffic stop was for. and we don't know yet. exactly what. >> happened during. that

i think rachel maddow should stick to doing what she does best which is xanax. she is a not. network into a well-dressed group therapy session where they all just rant about trump in hysterics like a seventh-grade girl who got dumped by her boyfriend. which is psychotic. but the one thing about her that i love is that she only worked one day a week during the biden administration, just like biden. it was like. [laughter] can you demonstrate your loyalty to the democratic party any more thoroughly than by working one day a week like joe did? but this is why they are tanking. you made a great point during the intro. the reason no one is watching these networks anymore is because they don't trust them. they have a crisis of credibility and they are literally bringing back the woman who said vladimir putin had seized control of our government. like he was dr. evil in an austin powers movie. it was the biggest conspiracy. for all the things they say about the right, this woman said russia was calling the shot's in america at a time when russia was probably kicking a couple of buck

then at 10 a.m, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysis from our primetime anchors as the new term begins tomorrow, beginning at 6:00 on msnbc. when you need brutal honesty, when you need answers first thing in the morning, when you need to go deep inside washington and hear from someone who's been there, you need your morning joe weekdays at 6:00 only on msnbc. >> for the first hundred days of this new administration, i am going to be here on msnbc at 9 p.m. eastern five nights a week, monday through friday. we will watch what they do and not just what they say from now on. and for the first hundred days and for the duration. but what they are saying thus far, and what they are doing thus far, have both been utterly shambolic. and none of us should be afraid to say so. and none of us here are so for these first hundred days, you and i, we are going to spend a lot of time together. >> earlier today, in my capacity as founder and president of the national action network, i delivered a sermon at the historic abyssinian baptist church in harlem, n

. >> then at 10 a.m, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysistime anchors as the new term begins tomorrow, beginning at 6:00 on msnbc. >> breaking news a fast moving disaster in california. >> breaking news israel and hamas will enter a cease fire in the nation's capital, philadelphia. >> el paso, the palisades from >> el paso, the palisades from msnbc world headquarters. keith morrison: it was 12:30 am. now may 5, 2012. casey duenas is home from a movie and late dinner with friends, opened the front door, unlocked as usual. and moved quietly down the little hallway toward his bedroom. had it not been so late, he might have stopped by his mother's room to say good night. but the house was dark. everyone asleep. or so it looked to an exhausted casey, who fell into bed and almost immediately into a deep sleep. and then, 25 minutes later. dad's at the door freaking out. go next door, go next door. go get jason. something's happened to your mom. go get jason, go get jason, go get jason. keith morrison: casey did as he was told, running next door to

. >> then at 10 a.m, rachel maddow and team will bring you key moments of the day, followed by analysis term begins tomorrow, beginning at six on msnbc. >> each week on my podcast, i'm joined by uniquely qualified guests who help me take a big picture look at the issues like representative jasmine crockett, late night host seth meyers, former attorney general eric holder, and many more. why is holder, and many more. why is this happening? listen keith morrison: by the autumn of 2000, westchester county's reinvestigation of the missing millionaire's wife, kathie durst. had been chugging quietly for months. when the story broke, durst found himself in the media glare, again. it had been 18 years since kathie disappeared and public opinion, he wrote, "turned against him unlike before. in 1982, the tone of the publicity was of a scandal about a rich schmuck who had a terrible marriage. people did not distance themselves from me because of it. in 2000, i was a murderer who everyone disliked." of course, susan berman had kept the bad press at bay back in '82 and now investigators wanted to ta

rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.ng to do it. >> settle in. >> providing her unique insight. >> and. >> analysis during this critical time. >> how do. >> we strategically. align ourselves. >> to. >> this moment. >> of information, this. >> moment of. >> transition in our country? >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> this sunday morning, as i said, my prayers, my thoughts were with bishop marion, buddy of the episcopal church of washington. bishop buddy caused quite a stir on tuesday when she addressed president trump directly from the pulpit of the washington national cathedral during her inaugural prayer sermon. take a listen. >> let me make one final plea, mr. president. millions have put their trust in you. and as you told the nation yesterday, you have felt the providential hand of a loving god. in the name of our god, i ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now. >> the new president looked visibly uncomfortable as he was forced to sit quietly and listen to anothe

. >> it's a critical time for our country, and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is thehts a week, beginning monday. >> welcome back to politics nation. firefighters are continuing to make progress in containing the wildfires in los angeles. the eden fire is now 73% contained, and the palisades fire is 43% contained. at least 27 people are confirmed dead and 18 are still unaccounted for. president elect trump said today his plans to visit the area may be next week. meanwhile, the family of 59 year old al altadena resident evelyn mcclendon is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the utility company southern california edison, claiming they are partially responsible for the disaster. joining me now is evelyn's brother, zaire calvin, and civil rights attorney camilla moore, who works for the office of attorney ben crump, who is representing the family. thank you for joining me today. attorney moore, can you start by telling us a little more about the lawsuit? >> yes, absolutely. thank you so much. >> reverend al, reverend al, southern california edison had one job, and t

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