as a lot of blood on his hands because back when it was in joe scarborough self interest he gave donald trump enormous access to his show talking about a way with very very light questioning now all is that he wants to say that he has a story saying that trump has early onset dementia to me that would be something that you would need and on the record source for. michael wolff admits in his preface that on questions of sourcing and verification many of the accounts in the book are in conflict with one another but in some cases they are for the reader to judge and that he had settled on a version of events i believe to be true that's not so much of a preface as it is a disclaimer however well wolf has become a lightning rod for those critical of the state and standards of american journalism today the role of his publisher macmillan has been largely ignored which is since without the publisher's distribution network the writer's words would go on read mcmillan says it had one editor and three fact checkers working with wolf however some basic errors including getting names wrong still ma

donald trump and the possibility of dementia here's m s n b c's morning host joe scarborough regarding a column that he writes for the washington post i written twice in my column. a quote about one of people closest donald trump during the campaign saying he's got her early stage of the mitchell he repeats the same stories over and over again his father had it but twice the washington post would not let me put that in my column would end until your book came out this was something that we were not allowed to speak about like so many in the mainstream media joe scarborough has come a long way on truck compared to the early days of the election cycle when his program was addicted to the candidate the ratings he would draw the revenues he would generate scarborough as a lot of blood on his hands because back when it was in joe scarborough self interest he gave donald trump enormous access to his show talking about a way with very very light questioning now always that he wants to say that he has a story saying that trump has early onset dementia to me that would be something that you wou

in a case of a guy like joe scarborough, this is bitter jealousy. the entire time he was in the house of representatives, he told his aides he would someday be president. one donald trump was nominated, joe scarborough thought he should be the nominee. when president trump chose vice president pence joe scarborough thought he should be vice president. that didn't stop them from a brown around mar-a-lago. we now know it was mika who recommended powell for the national security director in the trump administration. at the same time, they have turned on him out of bitterness. this is the establishments next narrative. it is a precursor for a 25th amendment arguments. >> laura: i said from day one, they kept predicting his political demise. now they are going with this narrative that bolsters their own narrative that the man is unhinged. i want to play something that he said on "the today show" this morning with savannah guthrie, this is michael wolff who wrote this lurid book, let's watch. >> it was every 25 or 30 minutes, he would get the same three s

still some stubborn fog —— this is scarborough.ough the night it will thicken up against the brightness lasts for the next few hours but where we have thatis next few hours but where we have that is where we get the fog, really come overnight. even in eastern areas with that front starting week we will see labour breaks and some fog here. these are temperatures in the towns and cities that we will see some breaks and some fog. some hope that a little earlier than in recent days for northern ireland because of the through the day. probably a good deal of sunshine again to start across scotland. cold, and with the fog. again, the fog, we think north—west england, parts of the midlands and parts of east wales down towards the west country, central and southern england. those are the main areas but it will not be for all. still some drizzly showers around so cloud still tomorrow particularly in eastern areas and the best of the sunshine outside of that. this is the change by the end of play tomorrow as they go into friday night, turnin

that was a joe scarborough moment. >> yes! >> is all about joe. woman who did that and have her sing about her, the reason why she did this. that had nothing to do with anything that the women's market had to do it. it was all about joe. >> it was all about joe trying to be progressive dude at the age of 50. >> not wearing socks! >> yes! tyrus, when not played it look like something -- >> i just want to reach through and just -- i mean! damn bro! obviously his wife does not like him. you know i some people have said to me you have a medium tank top and it looks great! but she did not like me. so i am happy now. but forget the song, which was god awful and the exploitation of women by a guy. he is one of the most sexist, rude, demoralizing to women. always talking trash or whatever. waiting for his song was probably the best thing in my left ear because they always interrupt each other. if you ever sector the show the over talk each other nonstop! she is doing the intro and he is like this -- [laughter] and then he does the -- someone just needs to

he was joe scarborough was being like sour grapes .as unbelievable for him to question someone who has assessed the health of previous presidents and he's never had an issue. you know but i think this hacker ins back to joe scarboroug h but other reporters and journalists in the news media who are looking for every opportunity to present president trump as unfit for office and what's ironic is that joe scarbo rough called out shawn han nity for questioning hillary clinton's mental fitness, so why is he able to do the same thing i don't know. liz: eric are media outlets like msnbc taking it too far with the personal attacks on gentlemen like dr. jackson? >> well, again, it's not just them but you know, you see it across-the-board and i think that any kind of pounding that is related to anything positive on drum helps them. it helps them with -- liz: well eric what did you think of the comments from joe scarborough that this rear admiral is a hack. >> i don't like it and i know joe. i think it's unfair to this doctor. i think dr. ronnie

there was a joe scarborough or moment. this montage with honoring the women who march, maybe pick a woman who did that have her sing about the reason why she did it. that had nothing to do with anything the women's march had to do with it. >> greg: all about joe trying to be the progressive woke dude at the age of 50. >> not wearing socks. >> greg: tyrus you look like -- >> i just want to reach through and touch that. [laughter] obviously his wife hates him. i better relationships are they do not like man this a great car sharma you got. but i'm happy now. forget the song which was awful in the exploitation of women by a guy his like you check into the youtube he's one of the most sexist dude and demoralizing. waiting for his song was probably the sickest best think my life. they always interrupt each other. they were talking to other nonstop. she's doing intron she's like this,. >> it was his moment just stop. [applause] cat, where you move? >> i did not go to the march? i am a woman. [applause] this is half for me. numbe

judge jeanine: what do joe scarborough and maxine waters have in common?made my list of outrageous comments this week. i cannot imagine managing my diabetes without my dexcom. this is the dexcom g5 mobile continuous glucose monitoring system. a small, wearable sensor measures your glucose every 5 minutes and sends the data to a dexcom receiver. dexcom helps lower a1c and improves quality of life. if you're over 65 and you have diabetes, you should have a dexcom. if you get a dexcom, you're going to be very glad that you did. visit dexcomnow.com to learn more. judge jeanine: this week joe scarborough is at it again trashing the president. >> these conspiracy theories are spread for political reasons and solely political reasons to protect the president who is not worth your protection with your lies. you are only making it more difficult for our law enforcement officers to protect your family and mine against islamic terrorism and homegrown terrorism that you supposedly fear so much. judge jeanine: that's just one of the most outrageous things i heard this

scarborough and berzinski and love to play the game and i'll step in their echo chamber. here's dr. hannity's redescription tonight, all of you in the fake news network, you all need, trust me, psychiatric help. you're all out of touch with reality and suffer from delusional group think about the president. if you over-paid lazy journalis journalis journalists can't pay for it i'll offer assistance. everything is playing out. this is the serious side. they don't talk about forgotten men and women -- and this isn't about me or the show be right though the team we asum -- assembled here, it's about what's right for the country and rule of law and equal justice of the law. we have been uncovering and unpeeling the layers of that onion. the clinton foundation and the russian dosier and we're learning it was used by the obama administration and spy and get the fisa warrant against the trump administration. they weaponized the tools of intelligence to go after a party in an election year and then president-elect. we have a massive development in the clinton e-mail scandal. the washington

judge jeanine: what do joe scarborough and maxine waters have in common? they made my list of outrageous comments this week. vo: gopi has built her business with her own two hands. each unique piece comes to life in the same way... a messy, sloppy, splattery way. but now she's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. judge jeanine: this week joe scarborough is at it again trashing the president. >> these conspiracy theories are spread for political reasons and solely political reasons to protect

judge jeanine: what do joe scarborough and maxine waters have in common?de my list of outrageous comments this week. next time, i want you on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. he gets two? i literally coined the phrase, "we give you coverage options based on your budget." -that's me. -jamie! -yeah. -you're back from italy. [ both smooch ] ciao bella. judge jeanine: this week joe scarborough is at it again trashing the president. >> these conspiracy theories are spread for political reasons and solely political reasons to protect the president who is not worth your protection with your lies. you are only making it more difficult for our law enforcement officers to protect your family and mine against islamic terrorism and homegrown terrorism that you supposedly fear so much. judge jeanine: that's just one of the most outrageous things i heard this week. did any of that make sense? >> no,

rising before dawn. iv lou: jo scarborough and mika brzezinski, those are two names you don't hear me mention much, the host of the left wing "morning joe" they've been attacking, ridiculing president trump from the very beginning of his campaign for the presidency. and this morning they got a little irksome taking aim at this broadcast and me for daring to report on the growings scandal of the fbi corruption, the department of justice corruption and the very idea that that should offend the rule of law and democracy in this country. >> there is a declared lou dobbs said it, a declared war from the right on the fbi and the justice department. what do the directors of news corp think when they have lou to bees on the aitodobs on the airs the time to go to war with the fbi and the justice department. lou: declaring. do you like that? declaring. joe, work on it. you know, good grief. i've got to tell you, first everything that i say on this broadcast is backed up by fact. and what is opinion, it's my opinion based on those facts. and joining me now to sort through all of this, former rea

. >> morning joe scarborough. >> tucker: are you sure? seen the show. >> tucker: i think it's brian for the record. we'll find out on the tape. >> it's like when your boss comes in wearing an ugly shirt. don't want to be the one telling him it sucks. a better example when your most pompous talent, joe scarborough, think he's a pop star. ♪ you may get a chance to stand ♪ >> he's ten times work than nickel back. >> tucker: al sharpton cut an album. little known fact. not bad. researchers in china announced a terrifying scientific breakthrough. they've successfully cloned which animal? >> a monkey. >> tucker: i don't know the answer so we'll roll tape. >> game of clone. a major breakthrough as chinese scientists clone monkeys inching one step closer to human cloning. >> as a curious george fan -- >> tucker: 30 years from now it will be seen as a turning point. question four, prior to last sunday's big football game, police in philadelphia used which food product on telephone poles to keep wild eagles' fans from climbing them? >> crisco. >> t

> think about it i probably would have said i'm sorry you can't play in this game. >> laura: bo scarborough then compounded the problem by claiming in a tweet that he was talking about georgia. he said i said something i shouldn't have said about georgia, no he didn't, he said a trump you can very clearly hear it in the tape. it was an amazing game, president trump was great there, the troops were honored. all of that was great. that moment, that was a disappointment. these guys are lucky and privileged. >> what a spectacular evening, both alabama and georgia played their heart out. i believe he was throwing it to the guy behind the guy the cottage. >> laura: okay. >> take a look at that clip again. he throws it into a space where i believe he's throwing it to the guy that's hooking behind him and all of a sudden the other guy shows up and here we are today, alabama with another national champion. >> and i had several heart attacks, georgia played a great game and i felt bad for the georgia fans. it was an amazing night. thank you so much, really appreciate it. when he bragged that he had a

the trust running scarborough and york hospital said there were high numbers of patients, and staff werepressure. 0ne doctor said in his view it was unprecedented. i've worked in a number of different emergency departments around the country, and that's the worst i've seen. ijust want to do a good job, i want to do the best i can for the patients that i'm seeing. i want to do the best i can, but i'm not being given the resources to do that job properly. i feel like i'm fighting a losing battle. i feel like i've already lost the battle, because i can't do any more. twitter carried reports from some staff at other hospitals. an emergency doctor in stoke said he personally apologised to local people for what he called third world conditions due to overcrowding. nhs england has told hospitals to postpone all nonurgent operations and outpatient appointments til the end of january, an escalation of temporary measures announced just before christmas. in that time hospitals won't be penalised for putting patients in mixed—sex wards. this is a planned response to a winter that we knew was going t

the trust running scarborough and york hospital said there were high numbers of patients, and staff werender considerable pressure. one doctor said in his view it was unprecedented. i've worked in a number of different emergency departments around the country, and that's the worst i've seen. ijust want to do a good job, i want to do the best i can for the patients that i'm seeing. i want to do the best i can, but i'm not being given the resources to do that job properly. i feel like i'm fighting a losing battle. i feel like i've already lost the battle, because i can't do any more. twitter carried reports from some staff at other hospitals. an emergency doctor in stoke said he personally apologised to local people for what he called third world conditions due to overcrowding. nhs england has told hospitals to postpone all nonurgent operations and outpatient appointments til the end of january, an escalation of temporary measures announced just before christmas. in that time hospitals won't be penalised for putting patients in mixed—sex wards. this is a planned response to a winter that w

how does joe scarborough know it. he said it came from a source.ess the source is the president's doctor we can't go ahead of this. pew did an end of the year analysis of president trump's coverage. he only gets 5% positive coverage while president obama received 20% negative coverage. so anybody who says there is no bias in media it puts it to rest. >> if you want the press to like you try not attacking us day and night. >> personal feelings shouldn't get in the way. follow the facts. don't worry about if the president is attacking you. >> jon: the president wrote i have had to put up with the fake news since the first day since i ran for president now i have to put up with a fake book. ronald reagan had the same problem and handled it well. so will on. i guess that's the questions of alzheimer's especially during reagan's second term. fake news, the president is at war with the media. >> absolutely. his war on the media definitely has consequences and you see them at moments like this. but when you read michael wolff's book as i did over the week

>> i'm a happier, healthier, man than you i don't listen to joe scarborough.read the transcript what he said. >> that doesn't worry me. the virtue of what president did, the president can see for themselves. there are different ways going around the press and coverage. twitter is one of them. this is excellent way, let people see it. it is excellent for your opponents, a lot of times people want to be heard. they want to have, it gives them a chance to make their issue. david: i want to switch gears dramatically here. what the fbi is going through is very personal interest to you, not only because you write about these things, your father was fbi agent. so you have a personal stake what happens to the fbi. it is clear that some of of the top echelons of fbi were actively working with surrogates of the hillary clinton campaign to actively put out stuff against donald trump. that is what was happening as far as we know. >> that is what it certainly looks like. it was the family business. david: you care a lot about what happens to the fbi and it is viewed now as

he was traveling with his parents and two families from scarborough, new york.they're great people. i feel like they're the family that you look to emulate. another family from montgomery county but most recently living in bell air, florida. they were doctors mitchell and leslie wise and their two children. the director of coast that wrist a civil aviation says strong winds delayed the plain's landing. a 16 year old boy is facing murder charges for the deadly new year's eve shooting in montgomery county mute county, new jersey. long branch. the teen is accused of killing his mother, father, sister and an elderly family friend who lived in the family home. officers responded when someone inside the home called 9 s 1. we are investigating this and we're confident it is a domestic incident. the suspect was taken into custody without incident. the teen's grandfather and brother who were also inside the home at the time of the shooting escaped unarmed. president trump is back in washington, d.c. tonight after a 1046 day vacation in florida. now that he's back at the

uses the example of the plan for russians will be landing craft to appear in the south bay of scarboroughat?! but that they want to quote, kill our national infrastructure, is certainly food for thought. finally, throat lozenges don't work according to the telegraph. neither does cough syrup. my father, a retired gp, has a lwa ys syrup. my father, a retired gp, has always said this, it's nonsense. they all sell different things, tickly cough, chesty cough, it's all nonsense. how long have i spent at the pharmacists counter wondering whether i've got a tickly cough or a dry cough. i think it's all psychological, if you think they we re psychological, if you think they were it probably gets you through your next interview if you have a tickly cough. and bad for my ministers, the chancellor we were talking about earlier was feeding the prime minister and cough sweets during her speech at the tory party co nfe re nce during her speech at the tory party conference and it did no good. a p pa re ntly conference and it did no good. apparently a throat spray more effective. they are much better. t

. >> joe scarborough has known him for a long time. let me show you what joe scarborough observed with the same sort of period of familiarity having known him a long time. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> for the past year we've had people around donald trump. even during the campaign saying he's not mentally fit to be president. and there is such a reluctance and i'm not knocking "the washington post." they are being conservative with a small "c." i've written twice in my column a quote about one of the people closest to donald trump during the campaign saying he's got early stages of dementia. he repeats the same stories. it's getting worse and not a single person who works for him doesn't know he has early signs of dementia. >> david brooks for "the new york times" also reported in a column in october that senators who left a meeting with donald trump hypothesized he had early stages of dementia. let me show you wolff's response to part of that conversation also from "morning joe" this morning. >> in the past, you know, as

>> joe scarborough says of the president has dementia almost every day.so want to put it in an op-ed in "the washington post." editorial editor says we are not putting in our paper a specific medical diagnosis that was not conducted by a doctor of the president. kudos to "the washington post." >> sean: okay, -- but you watch the presser today and you saw the president's doctor, the president asked for the cognitive test. he not only a state, it was a perfect score. >> 30 out of 30. >> sean: i have been around a lot of people, the president, as you know, i know they are lying, i'm not a doctor, i'll just follow in dr. joe's footsteps. >> i'm not sure they're lying. i think they think because they watch a couple of episodes of "doogie howser" or "grey's anatomy" that they are medical professionals. you watch a press conference and i ask anyone to do it on youtube, there are a lot of journalists that make fools of themselves today. >> sean: agree. great work. you will love the video of the day. of course, the hotline, next. ♪ th adt, you can feel safe with a

they would come on and joe scarborough said repeatedly he had a source unnamed inside trump land who told him the president had early on set dementia. it clearly wasn't the doctor. and so when they end up looking like pervaders of fake news, mika turns it around to be a very disturbed he doesn't have early on set dementia. that would be an excuse for this horrible behavior. look, they're the ones that seem like they have dementia because they used to love this guy and now he's evil. he used to be their pal. they can't make up their mind. liz: eric trump, the president's son was on "varney & company" earlier this morning, and i was sitting on set on "varney & company." he said reporters who were in that press conference, many of them were in that press conference, those same reporters could not keep up with president trump on the campaign trail. let's watch. roll tape. >> many of the people who are in that pressroom right now were on the campaign. they were traveling with him around. and he would be on his sixth speech of the night or the seventh speech of the day. he had gone to four

he was traveling with his parents and two families from scarborough, new york.they're great people. i feel like they're the family that you look to emulate. another family from montgomery county but most recently living in bell air, florida. they were doctors mitchell and leslie wise and their two children. the director of coast that wrist a civil aviation says strong winds delayed the plain's landing. a 16 year old boy is facing murder charges for the deadly new year's eve shooting in montgomery county mute county, new jersey. long branch. the teen is accused of killing his mother, father, sister and an elderly family friend who lived in the family home. officers responded when someone inside the home called 9 s 1. we are investigating this and we're confident it is a domestic incident. the suspect was taken into custody without incident. the teen's grandfather and brother who were also inside the home at the time of the shooting escaped unarmed. president trump is back in washington, d.c. tonight after a 1046 day vacation in florida. now that he's back at the

. >> joe scarborough said the same thing. joe scarborough said this is information we've all heard for months and months on deep background, now all put out there in one con size book. much tch attributed to people whose names are there. >> this book isn't as much investigative as it is confirmtive. this book says to the american public everything you've heard is true, i saw it. we have it out of bannon's mouth. enough anonymous quotes to put an exclamation point at the end of the season and that's what this book really does. >> last night, my colleague, chuck todd, spoke to sam nunnburg about breitbart news. steve bannon. and the relationship bannon and breitbart have with the president. i want to share that. >> they're symbioticic in a weird way. breitbart, in a lot of ways, whether people like it or not, is the conscience of the trump presidency. it's the conscience of conservative nationalism, and it's not going to go anywhere. >> what does this do to the president and steve and breitbart? >> it's a really treacherous sit

but i agree with joe score boroubor scarborough, who i rarely agree with, given all the cards democratse and how the public is on their side and wanting relief for the daca kids, if democrats do anything more than just put the bill on the floor as dick durbin said they're going to do, and force the republican -- force the republican president donald trump to sign it or not, i think if the democrats entertain any further concessions, as joe scarborough said, they should tuck their tail between their legs and walk away. and i think he's right. >> caitlin, to you, this gives us a lens into the president's thinking. the deal presented to him is not what he wanted, even though it had a lot of gives from democrats and a lot of gives from republicans. that could guide us into what the president is thinking, amid all of this, right, and might be willing to risk all of what brian laid out in a shutdown. >> right, and he has said as much. i think what is really interesting as a lot of people are kind of debating what exactly -- what terminology he used in that meeting, the substance of the meetin

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further east we have the remnants of all weak weather front which has brought rain to scarborough.d clear skies the fault is beginning again and in northern ireland for the second day the fog didn't clear. it should clear more readily tomorrow. there will be for in western parts of england and dance was the south as well, and given that temperatures in cities could be freezing it could mean freezing fog tomorrow. again, it is going to be an issue for the rush hour, scotland and north—west england, for a time northern ireland, parts of eastern wales into many parts of the midlands and central and southern england. it will be widespread but more patchy. it eventually clears from most parts but we have that complication of the weather front with its cloud around and the drizzly showers again, so yes of course there will be some sunshine and some breaks in the cloud, lifted by the freshening breeze, but it is then starting to change weather—wise. this comes through tomorrow night, rain from northern ireland and a fairly stiff breeze as well so we shouldn't have as much frost going into

this is in the highlands with the snowcapped and on scarborough.

the trust running scarborough and york hospital said there were high numbers of patients, and staff wereone doctor said in his view it was unprecedented. i've worked in a number of different emergency departments around the country, and that's the worst i've seen. ijust want to do a good job, i want to do the best i can for the patients that i'm seeing. i want to do the best i can, but i'm not being given the resources to do thatjob properly. i feel like i'm fighting a losing battle. i feel like i've already lost the battle, because i can't do any more. twitter carried reports from some staff at other hospitals. an emergency doctor in stoke said he personally apologised to local people for what he called third world conditions due to overcrowding. nhs england has told hospitals to postpone all nonurgent operations and outpatient appointments til the end of january, an escalation of temporary measures announced just before christmas. in that time hospitals won't be penalised for putting patients in mixed—sex wards. this is a planned response to a winter that we knew was going to be diffic

stupid members of aides in his administration say he is no more than semi literate and of course joe scarborough a morning t.v. personality here in the u.s. saying trump is mentally unfit and in the early stages of dementia that is why trump has been not so far off of the message that he should be talking about the policies that he wants to pursue in his administration and instead is talking about his own basic intelligence and defending himself against charges that he is in the early stages of dementia and that he's really not altogether there during well speaking of policies that he wants to pursue it least that was a campaign promise we now know that according to reports rather he's laid out plans john on how he wants to fund that border wall with mexico that he had spoken about so many times. that's right all through the campaign we heard we're going to have this big beautiful wall and mexico is going to pay for it well now half of that promise seems to be getting fulfilled at the trumpet ministration is going forward congress is seeking eighteen billion dollars to extend a border wall over

that weak front is still giving leaden skies in scarborough.og tonight. with our weakening front for the east there will be some holes in that and we could see fog at lower levels. clearly some warnings about ready for that. temperatures will fall close to freezing is just like this morning that could be some freezing fog around. into friday, we are starting to pick up more breeze for northern ireland. initially some fog through the morning, but that she had lived fairly readily through the morning rush, but not in the mainland of scotland or indeed in the north—west of england where it looks like there will be thick fog again. parts of east anglia and the south—east could also see fog. cold and a murky start. as well as the fog there is still the rather weak from across eastern areas keeping it great as well. for one reason or another quite a miserable start for many of us. this wet system in the east, and this is the big change in the west, starting quite wet as the rain arrives through the night. but that will tend to fizzle out, leaving how

from running backs scarborough and harris, to wide receivers dley and smith, to defensive powerhouses, fitzpatrick and davis. to the true freshman quarterback, tua. every player stepped up to the challenge and demonstrated resilience and grit for all four quarters and into overtime. i also want to recognize quarterback jalen hurts. while he did not finish the game, jalen led the tide all the way to the national championship twice with an impressive 25-2 record in his two seasons. thank you, jalen, for your leadership and your gracious sportsmanship and being such a good sport throughout the whole game. finally, i want to commend the georgia bulldogs on a fantastic season and a hard-fought championship game. coach kirby smart and the dogs were a worthy opponent, and i know they will give us a run for our title next season. my friend, jody hice, representative jody hice, who represented the university of georgia, made a friendly bet with me before the game and he will honor his wager this week. on thursday, he will join me on the capitol steps wearing a bear bryant hat as well as an ala

says the white house is moving towards different tactics, and a former republican congressman joe scarborough said today if obama or clinton did half of what donald trump was doing, republicans would have torched the capital. >> i have resisted comparing what is going on here with watergate because i thought that was unique. now there is a whiff of the tactics that we saw during the days of water gate. it goes against every constitutional norm. and if barack obama had done that, republicans would have burned the city down. >> this is a shredding of all legal and constitutional norms. >> we have a very special guest list here on the beat tonight. but we kick it off right now with reverend sharpton and kathleen parker. reverend al, not a normal president, speech, or climate. what do you think of the comment there, basically blowing it up this morning saying if obama did half of this people would freak out. >> i think that he was spot on. if he did even a quarter of it, you would have seen outrage. as we wait to see what the first state of the union is, you have to remember that we have a climat

alabama player joe scarborough was hurt before the game, before they went on the field saying expletivef that? the biggest game of his life. >> he carry the ball four times, conversely if you look at jake's twitter account, every time he steps off the field in his exemplary young man at 19 years old, being at notre dame and winning, for every store you can find you have jake froms out there, the message i want to get across, i hope someone on the alabama staff told him to the side and said there's a lot of ways -- there are a lot of instances of people doing things like that but dozens more where players in the nfl and college football are doing amazing things, can't take the spotlight away from them to put on someone who has lapse in judgment of that character. jillian: you fought for your country, let your leg fighting for the country, you see something the naacp calling for people to bring white towels referencing the snowflake word and to, quote, create a massive blizzard in the stadium because donald trump was going to be there. are you offended by something like that? >> no. there

joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. >> he is running his country.least he is a leader, unlike what we have in this country. >> again, he kills journalists that don't agree with him. >> well, i think our country does plenty of killing also, joe. >> you and i get to hang out around terrific experts. we get to have them on our broadcasts. you take a guy like malcolm nance, a 35-year veteran of counterterrorism. get him started on vladimir putin. >> he views the fsb and kgb officers as the new nobility of russia. they are the pinnacle of russian society. he uses them on a daily basis. >> used to be kgb. now fsb. they sound like savings and loan institutions. they are decidedly not. this guy is a trained spy. >> they can both find you. >> he would argue he's a trained killer. >> at the end of the day, he messed with us. the only part of the story that doesn't satisfy a majority of americans is that trump isn't mad about it. there was some incredible reporting in "the washington post" about how the obama administration knew that the russians were meddling