but then you have people like rick wilson and you have jennifer rubin and don lemon.nd the trump planet and they stay there. they're like the birds feeding off the rhino, just eating the bugs. you know, trump has created entirely new economies of thought. they will stay obsessed with trump. other people like mitt romney, they went off in to orbit. they're gone. we'll never seen them again. it's amazing. the people. they won't give up on trump. so yeah, it was more than a landslide. it was a total shift in the universe. >> nicole: katie, one of the reasons that donald trump won is he used the media effectively. he went on the podcasts. unfortunately for the other channels, they have continued to stick with the mainstream media talking points and they will lose viewers. >> katie: these people are unhinged. while they accuse maga of being uneducated, not knowing how to read, they're making the most shallow arguments about why donald trump is bad for the country. it shows that they're losing control. they're losing control of the narrative and people understanding when th

joining her is rick wilson, founder of the lincoln product and former republican stratus day strategist. welcome to both of you. rick, let's talk about the devon nunez pick. what does it mean for him to oversee, from an advisory role, the u.s. intelligence community? >> the president's foreign intelligence advisory board is an extra 90 intelligence -- who will certainly cast openly the long record of security in that organization and that the significant work they do in politicizing in favor of donald trump. it is no shock and it also represents quite a compromise that true social is in part, funded by foreign persons and enterprises. and devon is going to remain over there and yet some of the people giving money including oaks from russia and folks from saudi arabia are targets of the intelligence community. so i think he has a compromise position but it is no shock that trump named him. -- is not a bright man but he's loyal to donald trump. >> loyalty clearly as part of the equation here but bart, rick has highlighted some of the possible conflicts of interest that might attend an app

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jennifer reuben from "washington post" and rick wilson from lincoln project, those people that hate donaldll those maga readers out there, notice contradiction in terms maga readers would pick up "washington post" and have more readers. what is logical falicy here? reader. >> guy with ged and fake oakley's and pickup truck, that guy is thinking, i could have been senior software engineer at google if it were not for dei? >> todd: condescension is reason they lost in 2024 and will continue to lose if they don't listen to what is now more than half of the country. >> you know, i really think that because of the chokehold that the left has on propaganda press, fake news, massive media houses, they have to boil the right and boil any trump voter down into a character. that is only way they can try to maintain real estate in this new world. we can't be smart and vote conservative, you have to be stupid. the fact of the matter is they want to keep us stupid. they will not learn their lesson, this is beating a dead horse and you look at people saying this, what sore losers they have been and what

joining me now is democratic strategist and msnbc political analyst, rick wilson, former republican strategist-founded the lincoln project and democratic pollster and msnbc political analyst, three of some of my favorite people. i mean, guys, basel, we'll start with you. it's a very putin-esque thing to make these grandiose claim. how does this even happen, though, realistically and logistically without trump deploying use of force? >> well, not being a military expert, i don't know, except to say that, yeah, i would imagine that troops have to be involved. i mean, this is imperialistic language when he says we need this, that it is -- that it is part of our desire for stronger national security. look, greenland is very rich in natural resources. and he, i'm sure, has his eye on that and other people have said that. but the languages also disturbing. it's not just him, you know, trying to put world leaders on watch, you know, by using this tough talk and using it as sort of a negotiation tactic. it's scary language because as many folks believe that this country is headed toward oligarchal rul

joining the the conversation now is rick wilson, and amisha cross, democratic strategist and former obama campaign adviser. great to have both of you with us. so rick, early in trump's first term, steve bannon started getting a lot of attention an he was portrayed as a trump puppet master. when he made the cover of time magazine it was only a matter of time before trump couldn't stand being overshadowed. with how thin skinned and big of an ego he has. now you have musk, a huge difference. steve bannon was not the richest man on the planet. he doesn't have that kind of power or unlimited resources to weigh in on every single race in the country if he wanted to. how do you think trump will handle this new perception he is subservient to elon musk? >> well you know, vice president trump is not a role he wanted. and right now, he is essentially the vice president. he is essentially running in elon's wake, running in elon's shadow. operating under the rules and the terms elon musk wants him to operate under. and elon musk makes steve bannon look like a picture of modesty and goodwill. the thin

as rick wilson responded, men in their late 70s do not suddenly have moral awakens. trump hasn't become more disciplined or statesman-like. if anything, he's doubling down which brings us to the revenge tour trump promised and seems to have already kicked off. in the past few weeks abc settled a lawsuit with trump for $15 million which many believe will embolden trump to sue more outlets when they challenge him. trump is suing a local iowa newspaper over polling results he didn't like during the election and trump wants the fbi to look into liz cheney for investigating the january 6th attack in congress. if this is what trump will do before he returns to the white house, what does next month even look like? we have elections for speaker, election certification, inauguration and, of course, the senate confirmation hearings for trump's cabinet, something stevens also wrote about. he wants never trumpers to give trump's cabinet picks a chance. he said they should stop comparing trump to dictators and quit worrying about democracy falling apart. that is easier said than

eugene daniels, rick wilson, molly jean fast, thank you for starting us off this hour. >>> here is whatcoming up later on in the program, photos like this one gripping the nation in a year full of historical stories that came to life through the lens of the camera. >>> plus, new warning signs inside the intelligence community about trump controversial cabinet picks. >>> but first, swirling rumors of russia's involvement in a deadly plane crash. all of that and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. rsv is a highly contagious virus if you're 60 or older with certain chronic conditions, you're at higher risk of being hospitalized from rsv. and there are no prescription rsv treatments. you know how to protect against covid and flu. so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too. because moments like these matter. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. what caus

joining our conversation, eugene daniels, political contributor, also with us, rick wilson, co founder of the lincoln project. rick, that did not take long. i would love to start with you and get your reaction to this christmas immigration maga civil war that's playing out. we all could see it coming over the last several months. now it has fully exploded into the wide open on x nonetheless. >> it is an inevitability the non- non-college educated base, which is the majority, were always going to be preconditioned to believe that the word immigrant or visa means brown people bad. they have this belief that the guy with the ged and fake glasses and pickup truck, the universal twitter bro, that guy is thinking, i could have been the senior software designer at google if it weren't for dei or immigration. it's absurd. donald trump relies on that as a core part for service staff. you see this conflict. it's going to -- the hyperpopulists, they don't care about the more sophisticated arguments about the visas. they care, brown people bad. that's the driving conditioning they have had from fo

rick wilson came on and showed an opposing ad. 30,000 times on nfl they showed kamala harris saying that she would support the funding of transition surgery in prison and taxpayers would pay for it. and it of course was law at the time during the trump administration, but they refused. despite bill clinton and everybody else saying you have to respond to this ad, it's impacting black men, white working class men. willie said after the election, even his mother said, wait, this is weird, what's up with the democrats. and so they didn't respond to that. there's so many other things. we talked about it all last spring. i mean, maybe it makes you feel good when you see people trash college campuses. i know it doesn't. maybe it makes progressives go, it's like the 60s all over again. most americans didn't like the trashing of college campuses in the '60s. that's why richard nixon got elected twice out of 49 states in 1972. trashing of college campuses. can't send your kids to campus safely. defunding the police. back in 2020, reverend al, you and i were talking about how representatives in th

wilson dies ard elda 0 for inside story. okay, well, let's bring in a guess from god's book in germany, where joined by, or rick brook. now a professor of political science at stanford university in berlin in salt lake city, utah is rachel rizzo, a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils, europe center. and it is mohammed cash f, a political advisor consultant at the migrant solidarity network. if i will welcome to all 3 of you, welcome to inside story for rick. i wonder if i can start with you because i have been at least 7 attacks on christmas markets in recent years, full in germany, 3 in front, all apparently, i look ideologically motivated, but there's something very different to about this one. the suspects opinion gemini, for some time, he was a school professional adopter. he was in to radicalize used as we've seen in previous attacks. he was deeply slumber phobic despite coming from american country, and was an apparent supporter of far right. immigration policies. i mean, over what does that mean for jimmy's perception of this attack? but 1st of all, it means that it's easy to simply find, but hu

. >> and for wilson, shout out to his dad who works for the warriors there rick celebrini.ake a look at the commute in san jose. it's been slow. we've had a couple of earlier crashes there. no major issues now, but things are slow. the biggest problem we've had has been this big rig crash that happened in heavy rain earlier this morning, where a big rig and a pickup truck got into it. they haven't cleared it. we're going on four hours here and the traffic is paying the price. let me show you the east shore freeway. it is. maybe. let me see if i can show it to you there. east 80. look at that. it's backed up. it's backing up from emeryville all the way up to 580. these are people who are waiting to get through that interchange. and that has been the worst traffic of the morning. let's talk about the other way. going to the bay bridge. that looks a little bit more typical. it's 811. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. new insight on a lawsuit against uc regents. we'll tell you what attorneys revealed about last year's deadly uc santa cruz bus crash. and opinions are