so we're going to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow.ne. >> on msnbc. >> the pro bowl games are here. tune in to a two day competition. come on. >> as the league's. >> biggest stars take their games to the next level. the pro bowl games presented by verizon continues sunday at three. i just. >> hope that. >> republicans take. >> care with what. they're inheriting. >> the fallout from meta ceo mark. zuckerberg's decision to end fact checking. >> what's your. >> message to. >> concerned voters. >> about where. >> the country. >> may. >> be headed after the biden administration. >> leaves. >> actually behind. >> closed doors? >> they're still asking what the hell happened? >> in tech? stocks in the us have proven very volatile, with a big slide this week, then a bit of a bounce back. some of this relates to fears about chinese ai competition that might outstrip what american companies have done, and it comes amidst donald trump's embrace of tech billionaires. oracle ceo larry ellison, for example, was at a big white house event in week one,

the first 100 days, it's a critical time for our country, and. >> rachel maddow. is on five nights. >> a week. >> now is. >> the time. >> so we're going to do it. >> settle in the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00. >> on. >> msnbc. >> we have breaking news. there are several new reports on president trump's tariff threats possibly becoming a reality. canada's cbc, citing three sources, says the country is expected to hit back today with retaliatory tariffs of its own. prime minister justin trudeau is reportedly expected to make an announcement tonight, and canada's ctv reporting trudeau will meet local officials at the top of the hour on trump's vow to impose 25% tariffs. joining us now is nbc news business correspondent brian chung. brian, can we expect to see more retaliatory tariffs in response to trump's measures from different countries that he's threatened with these kinds of actions? >> yeah, it sounds like the reporting from the canadian press does seem to seem to suggest, rather, that there will be some sort of retaliatory action from canada, our neig

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. >> it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing clarity to the policies being implemented. alex will be in the field reporting from the front lines. >> what issue matters to you the most? >> and rachel will be hosting five nights a week. >> important stories are going to be told through field work and frontline reporting about the consequences of government action. >> alex wagner, reporting from across the country and the rachel maddow show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> in just two weeks, president trump has wreaked havoc on the u.s. immigration system as we know it. through a flurry of executive orders, he has tried to end birthright citizenship. he suspended the entry of all undocumented migrants to the u.s, meaning they can't seek their legal right to asylum here. he's declared a national emergency at the us-mexico border. and now, through a memorandum, he has directed the federal government to detain 30,000 undocumented migrants and send them to guantanamo bay. look, we know exactly what he's doing here. it's for shock value. you cou

. >> it's president trump's first 100 days, and rachel maddow and alex wagner will be bringing claritycies being implemented. alex will be in the field reporting from the frontlines. >> what issue matters to you the most? >> and rachel will be hosting five nights a week. >> important stories. >> are going to be told through field work and frontline reporting about the consequences of government action. >> alex wagner, reporting from across the country and the rachel. >> maddow show weeknights. >> at 9:00 on msnbc. >> it's been three weeks since several devastating wildfires ravaged los angeles, destroying over 50,000 acres and over 10,000 homes. today, some good news. california state officials now declaring the eaton and palisades fires completely contained. but for families who lost everything, it's just the beginning of a very long and hard process of picking up the pieces. and one organization is hoping to comfort this disaster's youngest victims. working mom notes a new jersey based advocacy group is offering to find replacements for stuffed animals that little ones lost in the fi

and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time.in the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. >> all right. we are back with another worst of the week. this bonus round kicks off with the white house press secretary, caroline leavitt, who gave her first press briefing ever, ever after her boss set off a nationwide panic with his federal spending freeze. while americans are worried about, you know, access to medicaid and meals on wheels or school lunches. leavitt said, hold on, hold on. we have a much, much bigger problem. >> doge and omb. >> also found that there was about to be 50 million. >> taxpayer dollars that went out the door. >> to fund condoms. >> in gaza. that is a preposterous waste of. >> taxpayer money. >> so that's what this pause is. >> focused on. >> elon musk then claimed the condoms were just the tip of the iceberg, adding, quote, my guess is that a lot of that money ended up in the pockets of hamas, not actually condoms. well, his comments and leavitt's spread like wildfire, but there was just one problem

settle in. >> the rachel maddow. show weeknights at 9:00 on msnbc. >> more now on federal websites.mply with donald trump's order to get rid of all references to quote, gender ideology. now, this included the cdc's data portal and pages for the faa and census bureau. meanwhile, pages on hiv prevention and lgbtq resources have already been scrubbed completely. >> the dea is would have ruined our country, and now it's dead. i think dea is dead. so if they want to scrub the website, that's okay with me. but i can't tell you. i guess probably certain people handle it in certain ways. but i'll tell you who's very happy about it. the military, the real leaders, the real generals and the military. they're very happy about it. >> joining us now, democratic congressman from texas, marc veasey. he's a member of the house energy and commerce committee. congressman, what is your reaction to these moves? and does it make us safer? >> no. these moves. >> are absolutely crazy and. >> unnecessary. >> trump actually. >> caused a. >> panic. >> a huge. >> panic in the health care community a few days

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the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> jen, do. >> you feel like that last. >> hour was one minute, or do you feel like it was about 15 hours long? it's one or the other. i know it doesn't feel like it was an hour. >> somewhere in between eight hours. is that an appropriate answer to. and it's just the sheer amount of news we're all consuming right now is. and just trying to wade through it as we all are. >> yeah, exactly. well, you did a phenomenal job handling that breaking news tonight and all these things that are developing while you are on the air talking about them. well done my friend and honor to be your colleague. always honored to be yours always. thank you. all right. thanks to his home at home as well for joining us this hour. there is a lot going on and just about everything that's going on that we have set to talk about tonight are stories that are continuing to develop. and so i can usually, at this point in the show tell you about what's going to be coming up. i can't tell you about what's g

the rachel maddow show starts right now. el like that last. >> hour was one minute, or do you feel like it was about 15 hours long? it's one or the other. i know it doesn't feel like it was an hour. >> somewhere in between eight hours. is that an appropriate answer to. and it's just the sheer amount of news we're all consuming right now is. and just trying to wade through it as we all are. >> yeah, exactly. well, you did a phenomenal job handling that breaking news tonight

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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. >> take a deep breath. it is a lot. >> tonight we are tracking breaking news out of our nation's capitol. a lot of it. nbc news reporting. >> the trump administration has forced out all six. of the fbi's most senior executives and multiple heads of various field offices across the country. a memo was also sent to the bureau's. >> workforce. >> informing them that the acting director and deputy director was asked to send the justice department a list of any and all employees who worked on january 6th cases. remember, they were just assigned them. joining me now to discuss nbc's ryan riley. he covers the justice department and federal law enforcement. he's the author of sedition hunters how january 6th broke the justice system. well, ryan, it sure feels broken tonight. you are following all of this. what do we need to know? >> yeah. >> so the january 6th focus is really extraordinary because you had the. it's the

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. >> msnbc premium gives you early access and ad free listening to rachel maddow's chart topping seriesshows now of your favorite msnbc shows now ad free. subscribe on apple it went the way it often does in criminal cases, a period of frenetic activity followed by a sort of calm stasis, so it was with the murder case of nancy pfister. the flurry of action loosed from the moment her body was found in february 2014 to the arrest of the third and final suspect, kathy carpenter in mid-march dissipated with the spring thaw. the case now slouched towards summer. nancy's friend, billy, missing her more than ever. the last time i spoke with her, all we talked about were plans, everything we were going to do this summer, all the different ideas she had. keith morrison: but the only thing on the calendar now was a preliminary hearing scheduled for late june. all three defendants had pleaded not guilty. and their respective attorneys-- beth krulewitch for nancy styler, greg greer for kathy carpenter-- were deciding their strategies, analyzing the evidence. the evidence, as i was seeing it, suggest