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reid: great to see you. ed: reid hoffman, mustafa, the founder of inflection ai the uber technology summit in san francisco. caroline, so much the recap. what they had in common with the idea ai is a technology that typifies or reflects the user. in society there are good people and bad people. they were not tempted to give the doomsday scenario that we had earlier. caroline: and the eq versus iq. that's a differentiating factor for pi at inflection. they don't feel there is just one chatbot to rule us all. chatgpt will not be the only use case. we discussed that. it feels like chatgpt sucked up all the oxygen. we know there are more focused specific ai chatbots being developed. some with perhaps more emotion than others. ed: the stuff describing ai develop as meritocracy was interesting. let's get back to the bloomberg technology summit where brad stone is on stage with the amazon web services ceo adamson lipsky --adam selipsky. adam: we are by far the most broadly adopted in the world with the broadest set

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paula reid, we will come back to you in a while.hank you so much for laying the groundwork what really moves the ball forward in all of this reporting today. >> now, former president trump is expected to turn himself in and appear in a miami federal court at 3:00 p.m. on tuesday according to his attorney. so far the indictment has not been released with all those charges that we are hearing about. cnn's senior justice reporter evan perez is live for us now on this part of the case. the indictment remains sealed. is there any chance we are going to see it before the tuesday court appearance? >> reporter: there is that chance. there is a chance that the justice department could go to a judge and ask the judge to unseal this document. they could do it this morning. they should have done t frankly, yesterday when they notified the former president, knowing that he was going to go immediately to his social media platform and start telling the story of what the -- of what this investigation led by jack smith, the special counsel, has done

we have the historic moment covered from many angles and the exclusive angle from paula reid, and donald trump on tape with a secret document in hand, and the doj does what with that in their hands now? >> well, we know that it is a piece of evidence that the prosecutors are particularly interested in, and in fact, trump's lawyers only learned about it after they asked and the prosecutors asked the witnesses about it before the grand jury. now, before i reveal some of the details of what we exactly learned in this transcript, i want to remind people that in this meeting of the summer of 2021 at the bedminster golf club, the former president knew that he was being recorded. at the time he was in the habit of having aides record conversations with the journalists or writers working on the book, and we know that people working on the book were two people working on the autobiography of mark med dose and also in the room is two aides, and this is what he says to them, and he is worked up about an article about mark milley and the comments he made about iran, and he says, quote, with milley,

let's get back the paula reid. where we understand the former president, donald j. trump has been indicted in southern florida by the doj and that it's seven counts. >> that's exactly right. this is the first time a former president of the united states, erin, has faced a federal indictment. as you said, we believe there are seven counts. at this point, though, we do not know the specific charges. the former president, as we understand it, is expected to appear in miami on tuesday at 3:00 p.m. for his initial appearance. now he is calling this, quote, a dark day for the country. and at this point, we do not, i am told, we should not expect to hear from special counsel jack smith or his office at any point today. it's unclear if we'll hear from them tomorrow. but we're continuing to work the phones to find out exactly what the former president has been charged with. we know he was under investigation for several different crimes, including possible mishandling of classified documents, potential crimes related to def

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> can you envision a scenario where trump manages to win back the white house and justice is

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i'm ali velshi filling in for joy reid. we begin with post roe america. one year ago the supreme court ruled in dobbs v. america. the ruling overturned roe v. wade, the law of the land for 50 years, and remains as unpopular as ever. today major 2024 gop contenders shared the stage at the faith and freedom coalition conference to push more restrictions on abortion. >> thank god almighty for the dobbs decision. we are creating a culture of life in america. >> i will sign a federal law to restrict abortion as well as president of the united states. >> we must not rest and must not relent until we restore the sanctity of life to the center of american law in every state in this country. >> this exact strategy to woo voters could very well backfire on republicans. 61% of voters disapprove of roe's overturn. that includes 80% of women voters between the age of 18 and 49. even 1/3 of republican voters say they disapprove. today president biden signed a wide-ranging executive order aimed at protecting and increasing access to contraception. the nation's leading r

"the reid out" with joy reid starts now. >>> tonight on "the reid out" -- >> experience. >> are you really trying to diminish the significance of what happened here and the secret meeting that the president said -- son set up in trump tower to receive that incriminating information trying to diminish the significance of that? >> i'm not trying to diminish it at all. the more complete story is they met, it was a ruse and they didn't talk about mrs. clinton. >> you think it was insignificant that he met for the purpose of getting dirt on hillary clinton and the only disappointment expressed in the meeting was the dirt they got wasn't better. you don't think that's significant? >> i don't think this was a well-advised thing to do. >> john durham hogs four year investigation of maga fever dreams is grilled on capitol hill. his failure a bump in the road for republicans bent on weaponizing and politicizing the doj. >>> the confessions of donald trump. now a federal as well as a state criminal defendant, he continues to openly incriminate himself. seemingly oblivious to the fact that prosecutors

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i'm happy to say reid witten is here with us reid, what do you think the purpose of the secretary oftate antony blinken's trip is >> i think the main -- first, thank you for having me on the main purpose is to restart communications as you said, no u.s. envoys have been to china for five years not many people have been traveling for five years for a few reasons. this is an opportunity to restart communications and as you pointed out at the top of the show, some say relations reached a low point. both sides recognize they need each other to succeed together there will be some hesitation to the two sides, but they need to start by open communication. >> i don't know if it was you or somebody else on the show, but they were talking about the fallout from the hot air balloon incident that diplomatic incident which was strange at the time, but really blew up and set the tone for the rapid deteriorations on both sides would you say that incident is mostly behind us as this point >> i think so. i was on cnbc at the time. at the time, i mentioned this was a classic diplomatic maneuver you ha

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. >> cnn's paula reid broke this story. she joins us now. paula, big, big developments. walk us through the transcript. >> good morning, phil. this exclusive of course building on our bombshell report last week with kaitlan collins and katelyn polantz about this recording where the former president claims to retained classified information and acknowledges the elements of his power to do so. now we have the transcript of the relevant portion and i will read parts of that. it's clear he acknowledges or claims that he kept secret information. now, in this recording this was back in july of 2021 he is speaking to some visitors at his new jersey golf club. among the people in the room two peerp working on mark meadows' autobiography as well as trump aides. he referring to general mark milley. quote, with milley, i will show youon example. he said that he wanted to attack iran. isn't that amazing? i have a big pile of papers, this thing just came up, on the tame we are told you can hear him rustling the paper. look, this was him. they presented me this. this is off the record

. >> joining us now, cnn anchor and correspondent kaitlan collins, also paula reid. kaitlan, first of all, what do you make -- this is the first time we're hearing this audio with cnn transcript. there's more in this audio than we had seen in the transcript. what stands out to you? >> there is more in this. this is a two-minute clip of the recording we're told is over an

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along with alex wagner, joy reid, and moyes macdonnell.show that picture, this is now sort of instantly iconic picture of the boxes stored in a bathroom in mar-a-lago? this was done, we think at the ex president's direction. here's the thing that stuck out to me aside from the just strangeness of the image and the chandelier and the sponsors. look up above the line of the shower, right. you see the little white box peeking out up there, there's more boxes in the shower. the room is so packed with boxes that behind the shower curtain there are yet more boxes. these boxes are sort of taking over mar-a-lago. >> this is not the kind of paper you want to be stacking because this is classified paper and he lied about it. so the photos and the evidence and all the incriminating material from the lawyer which you guys were just discussing is really bad for donald trump. he's presumed innocent and he will be afforded his defenses. but i want to be very clear. donald trump has extinguished so many of his potential defenses. he has played himself in

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. >> our beloved colleague joy reid did not to her show tonight on msnbc for the bes possible reason. it's because she was on route, traveling to texas o assignment joy is in texas tonight. she will be there tomorrow for a roundtable with vice president harris it happens tomorrow night at seven pm right here on msnbc one year post roe, a readout special with vice presiden harris joy can tell you more about it herself in the next hour whe she joins the last word with lawrence o'donnell that will be it for me for now but now it is time for the las word with lawrence o'donnell a -- >> that is correct, joy is going to join us in this hour. and rachel, am i the only on who is untroubled by the washington post reporting toda about how long it took for the justice department to get wher it is now on the jack smit investigation of january 6th it's slow, i think they will claim it was deliberate in the best sense it was careful and they've ended up where man people, including many of ou guests tonight were urging the to end up. and a year, if we can call i that of delay of the justice departme

>> here's more of what vice president, kamala harris, told joy reid tonight about reproductive freedom. >> we have got to understand the connection between this issue and elections. elections matter. we've seen that in the work that has been done, in the various states. we need a united states congress who understands and appreciates the exact point that has been made at this table. it is the individual right, the privacy right, of people, to make this decision. not having their government to make this decision for them. >> vice president kamala harris gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. for >> tonight, the split screen justice department cases, and the key differences between the two. a trial date set for the former presidents classified documents case, and the plea deal for hunter biden. then, nearly one year after the overturning of roe, where things stand on abortion access in america. and we are following the money, hundreds of billions of dollars in covid relief money, stolen or wasted. how did it happen, and who is being held accountable? as

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>> yeah. >> and then a few days later what did tara reid do? >> dara reid decided she would like to be a russian citizen. >> so these plans don't always work out exactly in the best way. jim, if donald trump is charged, what do you think the timeline would look like? and could there be a trial before the 2024 election? >> i don't see a trial happening before the 2024 election. i just don't. it would really depend upon the judge. and it would be in donald trump's lawyers' interest to extend that out as long as they possibly can, especially as it relates to a federal indictment. so i think they're going to do everything they can to delay, delay, delay. >> yeah. tom, what do you think? >> you know, my sense actually is that this might move quicker than we think. i agree it depends in large part on the judge. but i think both the special counsel and frankly even the trump team do have an interest in getting this thing done sooner rather than later. the special counsel does not want this to interfere with the election more than it already will. it i

along with alex wagner, joy reid, and moyes macdonnell.ic picture of the boxes stored in a bathroom in mar-a-lago? this was done, we think at the ex president's direction. here's the thing that stuck out to me aside from the just strangeness of the image and the chandelier and the sponsors. look up above the line of the shower, right. you see the little white box peeking out up there, there's more boxes in the shower. the room is so packed with boxes that behind the shower curtain there are yet more boxes. these boxes are sort of taking over mar-a-lago. >> this is not the kind of paper you want to be stacking because this is classified paper and he lied about it. so the photos and the evidence and all the incriminating material from the lawyer which you guys were just discussing is really bad for donald trump. he's presumed innocent and he will be afforded his defenses. but i want to be very clear. donald trump has extinguished so many of his potential defenses. he has played himself in public, obviously, when he says i can do that if i wa

paula reid back with us. i want to read part of this tryptophan. quote, as president i could have declassified but now i can't. perhaps the most stunning line of all of this. kaitlan collins, to you for your thoughts given you were a key part of this team that broke the original reporting. do you expect that that would be a key part when this indictment is unsealed? everyone will be looking for was this tape a key part of it because this was again about iran, this was about a key national security issue. >> yeah. and it completely undercuts everything that trump and his legal team said publicly about the powers he had after leaving office or what he could do with the documents. that is one of those damning lines of this transcript that we reported on. there is a reason this tape caused so much consternation in trump's legal team. they didn't learn about it all that long ago. it was in march when this recording was played during testimony from another trump aide where they heard it and then trump's legal team was alerted to the fact that prosecutors

reid. >> next up is mc kayla. >> hi, everyone. nice meeting you good morning. i'm mckayla garfinkel. and i live with my special need's rescue and best friends. i like to discuss my personal and profession experience. i have always passionate by animal welfare in the pandemic hi had time to think about welfare in general of i spent left years meeting with lead and organization members within the space and conduct my own research to learn about the top issue and and terrible solutions. i'm passionate about every animal welfare topic my research on issues the second generation genocide and coyote, human conflict in san francisco. i got to take workshops on how to develop navy communication strategyos animal welfare topics and, lot of change other cities have done. i believe this my professional experience provides skill sets i'm a content marketer content and communication, writing and narrative development can be applied for social media presence for the commission and also craft reports. if i were to be appointed my goals would be dive deep in local human and wi

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paula reid broke this story, and major reverberations around the political world, paula. bring us up to speed, john. >> well, this is incredibly significant, because we can see the former president's own word, and i will reiterate, that he knew that he was being recorded by two aides, and by chief of staff mark meadows who were in the room, and that is going to confirm how damning the recording was, and the weks with he appeared to be all right. it starts out that he is frustrated with general milley in a magazine article saying things about former president trump iran. with milley, i will show you an example, he said they wanted to attack iran. isn't that amazing. i have a big pile of paper, and we are told from the sources that you can hear him rustling through the papers. this just came up. look. this is him. this is off of the record, but they represented this with me. this is him. we looked at some, and that is the him. this is not done by me, but him. and he is clearly fixated -- i will stop for a moment, that he was clearly fixated that whatever he was appearing to

emily chang sits down with openai cto and linkedin co-founder reid hoffman.. ♪ >> certainly housing is interest sensitive and it's one of the first places that is helped by low rates or held back by higher rates. we saw that over the course of the last year. alix:lennar boosting its forecast. the stock by over 4%. had solid guidance for 2023. let's get more on this with some -- >> persaud long the story has been dominated by interest rates. we saw share price dip last year ahead of the rate cycle. now we are hitting an all-time high for the shares of 33% this year. part of that is what is happening in new orders. we have a chart of this. the outperformed expectations. new deliveries also revised higher for the year. there was a lot of positive stuff in the earnings, the other thing was margins. those coming in ahead of analyst expectations at 22%. that is positive for the story. shows that lennar is keeping costs in line. part of that might've been improving prices a lumbar. the chairman, stuart miller, talking about how consumers in a new normal with interes

my first born and only son, charles reid, was taken by gun violence. we may not be able to do everything, but we can do something. we need you, joe. we need you, gabby needs you. you are the voices that can change this conversation. the first lady's campaign style speech came after an earlier stop at manny's restaurant in san francisco's mission district for a democratic fundraiser. as president biden's reelection campaign ramps up, the crowd was very riled up and very much into the speech. it was fantastic. the service, the intelligence be she's a teacher. i love that she's a working teacher. while doing all this repair by being so caring for us as a people. the giffords center says as a result of the fundraiser, they've come close to reaching their $1 million goal. and the executive director and congresswoman giffords plan to meet with president biden on friday in connecticut to mark the one year passage of their bipartisan gun safety legislation session in san francisco. jana katsuyama, ktvu fox two news. still to come tonight, a los angeles city co

i remember covering bob doll and then harry reid going at each other and then harry reid called presidentor it. it was just a different tone at the time. >> yeah. i was thinking you're saying bob dole, stop lying about my record is what he said to george h.w. bush. it was a huge deal. >> it was. but there were actually politicians apologizing about what they had said. we learned a lot and we covered big stories. we covered everything from 9/11, which, of course, you know, consumed what we were doing at this network for months. >> yeah. >> the gingrich revolution, remember that, in 1994. >> we thought that was as crazy as it was going to get. i want to ask you, you're working on a project at pbs where you're going out and talking to voters trying to find out if america can get across that divide. >> and i'm finding that it's a work in progress. you're right, i'm spending these next two years with the "news hour of pbs" traveling around the country and interviewing voters where that did that come from. oklahoma where 100 years ago they had a terrible race massacre, they're still having deba

joy reid, thank you so much.pt you along tonight by truly generally appreciate your comments on this. fantastic. >> thank you, my friend, goodnight. >> coming up -- deeming race irr law life. justice ketanji brown jackson rips in today's supreme court decision in that dissent that joy just mentioned. the far-reaching implications of it, and we will read from it, next. don't go anywhere. inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. >> there were two dissents into a supreme court ruling, one from justice sonia sotomayor, and one from the newest justice ketanji brown jackson. justice jackson is the third black supreme court justice in our nation's long history, the first black woman on the high court. today, she wrote the rare dissent that i think will be quoted for years to come. she writes, quote, with let them eat cake obliviousness today, the majority pulls the record and announces color blindness by all caveats, but deeming waste irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. no one benefit

why didn't joy reid bring that up.se if you want to have them in the same conversation, we can do the rest of the show on it. >> preach. if i see him called one more grown manna person of color a boy, i mean, some of these people work for him. >> you don't vote for him, you ain't black. >> well, there is racism and the word biden in the same sentence, it is just not what she's saying. >> she wanted to have that conversation, since both were brought up, she should have commanded the show and said let's have a heart to heart who joe biden has been his entire life. >> jen psaki and others in her party, are they just out of ideas for where to go? >> apparently because if your new ideas, republicans are comfortable with joe biden, the reuters poll shows 91% disapproval among republicans, get the polls right, jen, apparently you haven't looked. do your homework before you go on set. to your point about biden not being offensive, i have a list of others you didn't even get to. we could do the whole show, calling obama articul

because here's the thing, i was listening to vice president harris in that clip with joy reid. her talking points are made possible by the extreme links that the republican governors in many of these red states have gone to restrict emotions. because the truth is that when you look at polling, having some restrictions actually does better than having no restrictions or having extreme restrictions. and so republicans had they gone ahead and said hey, we will have a second trimester. we will have exceptions. then i think that would have been a much tougher political fight for democrats. and i think because they have gone to these extremes with five and six-week no exception bills, i think it becomes a fight for democrats. part of the reason they had the midterms in 2022. and i think it will continue to pay political dividends in 2024. even though obviously they are real life negatives for folks. >> simone, let us talk about this coincidence. today, vice president pointed out that many of the states restricting abortion also are the same states that are making it harder to vote. e

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what happened in 2013 when harry reid, the democratic senator from nevada was the majority leader andt and the obama administration was in place is the senate approved an historic rule change and this was in 2013 by eliminating the use of the filibuster on all presidential nominees except those to the u.s. supreme court. so that happened in 2013, the so-called nuclear option. then in 2018, mitch mcconnell went nuclear to confirm neil gorsuch and the -- they change the filibuster rule first. then it was mitch mcconnell, the republican senator from kentucky changed the rules to the bare minimum for the supreme court justices. caller: that's right but the precedent, it's always about precedent, the precedent was set by harry reid mitch mcconnell explicitly warned the democrats at that time and said you will regret this one day. and that's what ended up happening. it's always about precedent. it's undeniable that the democrats set the precedent first and mitch mcconnell ran with it because that's -- of course that's what they will do but you cannot say that republicans set the precedent i

this is lovely to see you, tara reid format us senate stop. i thank you. thank you. is moving on the main stream media has a dive head 1st into the story of a missing tourist, some nice people in the north atlantic. but the news outlets seem to pay less attention to the top sizing of a micro info. it's off the coast of greece last week, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of social media. users were quick to point out the hypocrisy called feel sorry for the pocket stony 1000000000 that voluntarily booted a submarine. even if i tried. hundreds of pockets, tony's were forced to diet a ship. whether would treat it like supp humans because of a bit small living conditions, how we get to witness 2 sides of this world. today we had the greek boat tragedy and which many poor pockets donnie's were killed, but no rescue service to save them or any country took any responsibility for the tragedy. and then we have the titanic submarine missing with 5000000000 errors of about 300 pockets. tony national as well as such, were being killed when the crowd of my boarding boat si

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paula reid, thank you so much. in a separate investigation into donald trump, the fulton county, georgia, sheriff said he sent teams down to the federal courthouse in miami, florida, yesterday, so they could learn about the security measures needed when a former president is in court. or translated, how they can prepare for another possible arrest and arraignment of donald trump. the fulton county district attorney has been investigating trump and his allies' efforts to overturn the 20 to election in that state specifically. i want to bring in cnn's sara murray. how else did the sheriff say his team is preparing for a possible indictment? >> they basically said that they are talking to local, state and federal partners, which we would expect as they try to come up with this security plan. they went to new york, they went to miami, they now have the benefit, if they decide -- if the district attorney decides to move forward with the trump indictment, of being able to see this play out twice. we know there have been

paula reid, thank you always for your reporting. perspective from anthony scaramucci who served as communications director in the previous administration, he currently supports former new jersey chris christie. also with us political analyst and new york time -- in cnn contributor john dean who knew went to remain silent and went to talk -- during watergate. i do want to start with you paula reid mentioned eyebrows being raised by this order from judge -- sorry, from the special counsel asking for this evidence to remain secret for the trump team not to leak any of this information because of ongoing investigations. ongoing investigations, what does that tell you? >> well it tells me it is not dissimilar from the situation that district attorney bragg asked for similar motion at the state level. so, this is standard procedure with donald trump now because we know that he cannot keep it zipped and wall chatter up and shared information that should not be shared, this is a very standard protective order under the federal rules of crim

paula reid, this part, this territory we're in is unprecedented. the playbook donald trump is using is familiar. this is on truth social. i shouldn't be because i have done nothing wrong. but i have assumed for years. weaponize doj, mueller report. his hope here, even though this is a new investigation and like the january 6th hearings, most of the witnesses here are people who worked for trump, who were loyal to trump, who were forced to testify under subpoena. trump is saying it's everybody who is against him. this case, walk us through it, is built on the people who had eyes on him. >> which is why we have known he's been a focus of this investigation for a long time. because a prosecutor was inte interviewed from maintenance workers all the way up to his former chief of staff mark meadows. we know the kinds of evidence they have collected. they have looked for s surveillance videos. they have this bomb shell audio recording that we reported last week where he's heard claiming to have had a classified document saying had would like to share it b

tomorrow, vice president kamal harris will be interviewed b msnbc's joy reid, here's wha vice presidentthe supreme court overturned roe versus wade. >> millions of women in americ will go to bed tonight without access to the health care an reproductive care that they ha this morning without access to the same health care, or reproductive health care that their mothers and grandmothers had for 5 years. you have the power to elec leaders who will defend an protect your rights. and as the president sai earlier today, with your vot you can act, and you have th final word so this is not over. >> joining us now, joy radio interviewed vice president kamala harris will be on tomorrow's special edition o the readout at seven pm easter right here on msnbc. joy, thank you very much for joining us tonight what are you expecting i tomorrow's discussion with the vice president >> well thank you lawrence for having me on you know, we are here in texas we are in dallas, and you know texas really is ground zero fo the abortion fight this is the state that pioneered the idea of a bounty law that allows p

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