together, they now run stein meats.nd over the last 18 years, they've grown their revenue from $4 million to $50 million annually. >> when our fathers first started, it was much smaller. it really expanded the business. >> meat is a competitive business. and sellers like stein work on a very low profit margin. >> meat's priced like the stock exchange. you sell stuff for pennies a pound over your cost. >> and even with $50 million in revenue last year, stein is still struggling to make a profit. >> um, we still have a balance of 2,300. >> last year, stein meat showed a loss of over $400,000. >> we're losing money. >> it's been pretty tough over the last couple years. >> if the losses continue, stein meats will be forced to close its doors in the very near future. without some major adjustments, 47 stein meats employees will be out of work, and alan and howard will lose everything they've worked so hard to build. >> i'm scared that this business will close. i don't wanna see this disappear. it's been my whole life. we don

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business to get the names up next our documentary the secrets of noise sean stein cast i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour i'm william blue cross thanks very much for watching. young moroccan emigrants. they know the police will stop god. that's the rudest solution. they know their flights could be fatal. but going back is not an option shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . it's packed with meats and designs. is it one of a waste for live music or the wondrous conception of a chinese who's never understood is it a medieval castle. construction. a console inseparable from the tragic fate of divinity in kenya the 2nd. in $869.00 the 1st in the slate ingenious divine or absolute cheech it's a phenomenon or the new that reaches around the world and it it was built for. one man alone you'd think that the 2nd or the fairy tale king as he is known to us today his legacy includes the council and diminished. people call me a fool. will god call me that too when i finally receive his summons. the man who built it never had the pleasure of living in his finished palace the k

some of those relation are possibly so weird they're classified but mark stein is not fazed at all.joins us about what he learned about swalwell's personal relationship with china. that's next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. - hello, i'm michael youssef. you know, the covid-19 virus has infected millions around the world, but the virus that has infected every human being on the face of the earth is called sin, and the only vaccine against that virus is the blood of jesus christ shed on the cross. will you come to him for healing? - [announcer]

where are we, sam stein? >> well, so there's two sort of threads of thought here. one is that this will burn itself out, you need to let trump and his followers get this out of their system. the other thought is that this is scary stuff not just because of the long term implications that this has for our democratic process, democracy at large, also because all it takes is one sociopath to turn protests like that into something much more drastic. we already know there was a plot to kidnap the michigan governor. we have seen trump fans target members of the media with pipe bombs. we have had multiple cases of trump fans threatening violence. you can see a future in which that gets even further escalated if the president keeps going on this path. and i guess the only thing i would quibble with is there's no sense that i can pick up that trump is going to fade into oblivion which makes this even more scary. in fact, what i can ascertain through our reporting is that it is the opposite, he is actively plotting a proactive run for the white house in 2024 with events he m

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sam stein, let's -- there's a lot here. chuck schumer frankly is under fire because he raised expectations extremely high for how he was going to do in the general election in the senate, he did not deliver. but on the flip side, you know, republicans have also been a complete divided mess, frankly, with the putting -- his supporters are saying don't even vote at all. i feel like my republican sources are pretty confident and my democratic sources are worried, but i'm curious your reporting and take? >> well, eddie went through the people he was glad to see, and i was last. i will never forget that, eddie. i should be first on your list. >> we do it in order of age. you're always the youngest on the screen. >> yeah. this is for alex, i can't believe you don't pivot and divot with a chip which is the perfect golf analogy. look, we went through the 2020 campaign and expectations were exceptionally high for all of the democrats and there were a lot of face plants and that was despite a historic amount of money raised. the demo

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luckily still with us have sam stein and rick wilson. rick, i have seen my share of walk backs in my career and involved in a few myself, but that's river dance. this is like billy elliot meet scatman krugters. this is some professional walk back. is the lesson here you can't just lie and broadcast falsehoods? >> these people are back flipping faster than the romanian gymnast told their parents are going to the -- if she doesn't stick the landing. this is an astounding moment because the audience they've coveted so much, the audience is the pure trump audience. those people are turning on newsmax and oan now. and it is an astoundingly beautiful thing to watch. it is a magical moment because no one believes any of this is true inside these organizations. they know it's a lot of b.s. but now they've been caught and now the threat of legal action is pending upon them they have moved with dispatch to get out of this problem. >> and sam, speaking of people turning on people there's a graphic that's making the rounds on social media tonight. i

as the other members of the president's economic advisers, leading our our discuss tonight is sam stein, from the daily beast, and aneesh, both msnbc analysts, and the biden presidency continues to come into view. we now know most of the key players who will be working in white house positions that do o not require senate confirmation and the cabinet is also shaking shape and we are seeing the -- what will be possibly a future senate confirmation battle, or not, depending on the outcome of the senate races in georgia. >> that's right. and democrats are really going to have to hammer that point home as they go to georgia to try to take both of those seats. democrats are going to have to convince more people to come out in -- now a special election to try to up their numbers to say, look, we really, really need these seats.th they are critical to a biden es administration. getting the work down. and trump is continuing to do his thing, making all kinds of things where wes had new evidence and one of the things i have been hearing from sources, part of mitch mcconnell's calculation to not

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. >> potentially restoring habitat for the sea life that thrilled visitors to the academy's stein hart aquarium. others were as much psychological as physical. scheduling field trips facing the same shelter in place isolation as the rest of us. >> sometimes you would be in the gardens and then visit places like the coral reaves or amazon tunnel. >> later entertaining the penguins with organized yoga sessions. >> they got exercise and mindfulness practice. it was really stimulating for the penguins as well. >> reporter: now with a permanent reopening schedule in limbo and minus the normal school field trips, the academy is pivoting again. there are new exhibits, exploring the life forms that bite and sting to survive. others are now virtual. >> we believe in accessibility and diversity and inclusion and science. >> they estimate it will take up to two years to make up the revenue they lost to covid but the mission is continuing with the donors who are contributing to the academy resilience fund. >> if you would like to learn more about the academy resilience fund we have more news. clic

and sam stein is here, politics editor for the daily beast and msnbc contributor.read the reporting and i have no words other than to bring the best of it to this broadcast, to share it and say what the bleep did people think was going to happen when donald trump was enabled by all of these people? >> he has been indulged for so long in his narcissistic fantasy that everyone is in office because he put them there. that no one would hold office if it wasn't for his benevolent nature and bestowing upon them his blessing. and here is the thing that is really weird about this, nicolle. is who is not in the room. you notice where jared is. jared is getting out of the country. mike pompeo is trying to get out of the country. pence is trying to hide under his desk. all of the people who have allowed this president to do thisker ossive damage to our democracy are now hiding from him. and he's beginning to fir out that the only people who are willing to be w him are crazy town. he's surrounded by crazy town and that is it. now the republican party deserves to pay a very ste

, with donald trump planning to go to georgia, sam stein and wondering if you're hoping joe biden will georgia to help your company? >> i would love for the president-elect to come down. and for vice president-elect. i want to encourage them. if they want to take the time, but with their busy schedules, i understand. but as for president trump, he has come to georgia empty handle. he is not bringing stimulus, or relief for maryland's restaurant, mom's kitchen here. he is going to come and spread covid at one of his rallies. i'm not sure what they hope to aprooef. >> won't trump bring the message that votes don't matter, is that what he is saying about the republican votes? >> you know what this really is? this is an attack on black vote nergs georgia. purdue, trump and leffler, they expected the apparatus of -- the will of the people boiled over. the strength of black turn yooun georgia was so overwhelming that trump lost the state. he didn't believe it and perdue is forced in a run off. and they are so outraged they have to earn the support of the people that they are attacking their

joining us political director for the daily beast sam stein.you grnggood morning. >> thanks. >> "the wall street journal" had pretty tough words for president trump. they went along with many of the things that the trump administration did over the course of his presidency, but he raised a good point that the president went along with policies that the journal has always basically supported. but he's kind of thrown that overboard here in the last couple of weeks. >> yeah. this is the second murdoch enterprise this week to editorialize against trump, the first being the "new york post." to their point, when trump is pushing $2,000 checks it does go against the hawk policies. and many on the hill have espoused for years and years. now, what's curious to me, the journal, a lot of republicans on the hill have bent their id ideolo ideology. in the last four years to accommodate trump. they must sense with his power coming to an end, they no longer need him, essentially. they recognize the reality of his loss, he doesn't, but, you know, come 2 1/2, 3

daily beast reported an incoming politico white house editor, sam stein, treated this on wednesday.n transition team appears to have disabled the public chat function on its transition zoom call, the place where i and others had been routinely complaining to them to take more questions." they used chat to call out the biden team after they only took five questions. and he wrote, "since this is only once a week, can we go longer or hold more frequent briefings?" zeke miller from the associated press added, "any chance he could take a few more questions connect there are a lot of folks here with questions." and andrew feinberg from the white house also chimed in saying, "is there a point in saying when we want to ask questions if you only call on the same small group every week?" last month the biden spokesperson said the president-elect valued the media. >> president-elect biden believes the media is a critical piece of our democracy, that transparency is incredibly important. he also believes the media's job is to hold him accountable, and he welcomed that relationship. >> julie: do

joining us now, politics editor for the daily beast, sam stein. sam, good morning.>> good morning. >> thanks for being up early with us. let's start in georgia where is the center of the political universe. we've got a couple weeks now until the runoffs. and it seems like president trump is going to take every opportunity he can to get in the way of what republicans are trying to do here, even as what happens in georgia is really going to determine the course of the first two years of biden's presidency. >> right. i mean, this just shows the chasm that has always existed between trump and the republican party at large. trump is entirely focused on his own election. or lack thereof. and he obviously is fundraising a ton off of it. these fundraising pitches, they're raising massive amounts of money, raised $250 million plus in the post-election. and that's real donor money here. that could be directed to causes that are more immediate than whatever president trump's long term political interests are. but that's not really what trump carries about. he cares about setti

. >> potentially restoring habitat for the sea life that thrilled visitors to the academy's stein hartarium. others were as much psychological as physical. scheduling field trips facing the same shelter in place isolation as the rest of us. >> sometimes you would be in the gardens and then visit places like the coral reaves or amazon tunnel. >> later entertaining the penguins with organized yoga sessions. >> they got exercise and mindfulness practice. it was really stimulating for the penguins as well. >> reporter: now with a permanent reopening schedule in limbo and minus the normal school field trips, the academy is pivoting again. there are new exhibits, exploring the life forms that bite and sting to survive. others are now virtual. >> we believe in accessibility and diversity and inclusion and science. >> they estimate it will take up to two years to make up the revenue they lost to covid but the mission is continuing with the donors who are contributing to the academy resilience fund. >> if you would like to learn more about the academy resilience fund we have more news. click on

stein meat products, a wholesale meat supplier in brooklyn, new york, that does $50 million of revenueually. >> good burger. >> it's the best. due to high operating costs and razor-thin margins, stein is hemorrhaging cash. >> everybody you order from, wants their money in ten days. we don't have the money to pay them. >> i can't turn this business around... this business is two weeks away from closing. this 75-year-old company will close for good. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions. and, frank, you are no longer the general manager. and i back them up with my own cash. it's not always pretty.

just with anecdotal evidence from caroline stein, the moment they have to work with restaurants for thevice sector to find homes to get back to work and then we will all want to go to restaurants at the same time and the supplies won't be there. absolutely. let's bring over the chief economist from in deed, who put together a great outlook at the current state of the labor market. this tension between headline unemployment and core unemployment really seems to be a key issue and might determine how much long-standing damage there is. in your view, have we turned the corner yet on the core unemployment? has that been turned down yet or is it too early to tell? >> at this point it's too early to tell what will happen with core unemployment. some of it depends on what happens with the virus. treatments and vaccine containments are going to determine what happens in the labor market. we have seen the huge decline in the headline rate as lots of people that were temporarily furloughed have gone back to work. but there is still a lot of underlying damage that needs to be repaired and the labo

a astounding stein of the times. >> katie thank you. >> the great mall was full of people doing last-minute holiday shopping and it was not the only busy place in the bay area. crowds took to the shops in broadway plaza tonight, some shoppers say they are trying to find a balance amid the stay-at- home order and supporting local businesses. >> tonight we are shopping for my mom for christmas. >> everybody is ready to get out and find a way to invite joy into their lives. >>> tomorrow the first shipments of the covid-19 modernity vaccine is scheduled to be shipped. 6 million doses are being sent with 20 million expected by the end of the year. modernity has shown to be 94% effective, the same as pfizer. unlike pfizer it does not require ultracold storage, it can be stored at regular freezer temperatures. it does require a booster 28 days later which is a week longer than pfizer's. the cdc says after a quarter of 1 million vaccines administered, just 6 out of 250,000 have resulted in severe allergic reactions. >>> a live look at sfo tonight, new warnings to not travel for christmas, it comes

in our original series project home, susie stein will talk with investors and landlords who say this could have a domino effect on the entire real estate industry. >> the risk is that we have a cascading disaster. >> it is not just an affordability problem out the gate. there is something wrong with the system as a whole. >> we will have a look at solutions on the table tonight at 11:00 on project home. >>> a live look at capitol hill where lawmakers grapple over a new covid relief bill. president-elect joe biden is adding a key member to his cabinet. henry has the latest from the white house. >> resident electro biden introduced retired army general lloyd austin as his defense secretary. >> in my judgment there is no question that he is the right person for this job. >> austin has been out of military service less than seven years and that is a long uniform commander required to wait before they take civilian jobs at the pentagon. austin will need congress to pass a waiver exempting him. >> so i come to this new role as a civilian -- but also with a deep appreciation and reverence f

and sam stein, politics editor at the daily beast and an msnbc political analyst. welcome to both of you. christina, let me start with you. i am hopeful that there are lots of people like joyce warshaw out there. lots of people who identified themselves as republicans and have said this anti-fact weird thing that's going on right now does not represent me. i do wonder what happens to them later. i don't think it's healthy for america to be -- to have one party that sort of follows democratic rules and another one that just doesn't. what's your view of how this unfolds? >> well, it's really concerning to me, ali. i think it depends on how january 20th goes and sort of the rollout after that. i mean, joe biden honestly will spend a lot of time trying to reach across the aisle to see if republicans will work with him. i don't know if that's going to work. i don't know if mitch mcconnell, especially if he's senate leader, will actually work with his old friend from the senate. so that's one piece. it depends on how much oxygen donald trump continues to take out of the

>>> sam stein, to pick up on the conversation we were just having with dr., you have an amazing piece in the daily beast, that yes, the vaccine is a blessing and it means that health care workers and people on the front lines can rest assured they won't get it, but it doesn't make their jobs any easier. the ers are still overrun with cases in the piece you ran in providence, rhode island. >> yeah, it gets to the very strange, sad dichotomy we're living in which is we're at the moment with such an intense momentous breakthrough, a medical miracle that's coming at the same time we're at the literal worst time with the hospitals completely overwhelmed, nurses being forced into ppe shortages. just an unsurmountable amount of human suffering and it's tough to describe the emotions that you feel internally. we have such severe problems with our health care system caused by the pandemic. i have to bring my kid in for the covid test yesterday and they said it will take three to five days to turn them around because there's so much testing happening right now. so yea

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