the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now. 11th hour stephanie ruhl more than 300 classified documents at mar-a-lago. that is the breaking news from the new york times tonight. and the former president sues the department of justice for the mar-a-lago search. some of the presidents legal arguments likely questionable. and bill barr cleared president trump in the russia probe. now a federal probe says there was more to this that story. and there's more signs of known for democrats who heading into the midterms they're getting. the desantis dogma as he misquotes a bible gets underway on this monday night. good evening i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. we have breaking news tonight the may offer new clues as to why the justice department moved so swiftly with a search and seizure that turned up 11 sets of classified documents at mar-a-lago. the new york times reports the government has managed to retrieve hundreds of classified documents from the former president since he left office almost exactly 19 months ago. the times writes quote, the initial batch of documents which eve b

i am stephanie ruhle.we go, after yet another week of growing pressure, the former president is taking his attacks on the fbi to an even more alarming, and potentially, dangerous level. donald trump and his allies have been escalating their rhetoric against law enforcement, ever since the search of his florida home, which was almost two weeks ago. america's law enforcement officials are now on high alert, and they've been asking to tamp down the heat of rhetoric. but tonight, here we are again. on trump's social media site, i want you to hear how he referred to the fbi and doj. quote, atrocities being perpetuated by the fbi and doj having to do with the raid and breaking of my home, mar-a-lago. he goes on to write, they have no shame. they are destroying our country! of course, there was no break in. the fbi's search, not raid, was carried out legally, with a signed warrant by a federal judge. that very judge has also been threatened repeatedly by trump supporters. and a more prominent defense attorney say

good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle.t any moment, the justice department will file its formal response to former president trump's request to have a special master review documents seized from his florida home in mar-a-lago. a third party review and documents could delay the investigation, which is why many are calling trump's move a delay tactic. doj lawyers have until midnight to file the response, so stay tuned. as this investigation heats up, the former guy is also beefing up his legal team. nbc news reporting he's hired former florida solicitor general chris cased, who has won four separate cases before the supreme court. he's expected to appear for the first time as his attorney, during his hearing for the special master. the search of trump's florida home has unleashed attacks, and even some threats from trump supporters against the fbi and our own justice department. tonight, the new york times reporting, this quote, the response by mr. trump and some of his allies is underscoring yet again the degree to which th

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle.verge of another significant victory.

week. 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle.nald trump's home down in florida. and it ended with bombshell revelations that agents found highly classified documents down there. earlier today, a federal judge unsealed a search warrant issued one week ago today. the search included trump's office all storage rooms and all other rooms available to be used by trump and his staff and which boxes or documents could be stored. basically, they could go anywhere. the receipt agents gave trump's lawyer they also released. among the items removed, one set of documents marked classified ts, sci, which refers to top secret sensitive compartmented information. also found, four sets of top

as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again i am stephanie ruhlecover. there continues to be more questions than answers about the fbi search of donald trump

i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle.ly three weeks ago that former president trump first told the nation, the fbi was executing a search warrant at mar-a-lago. today, americans had the chance to see some of the justice's reasoning for that move. the heavily redacted affidavit that underpins the warrant has been unsealed and made public. the document supports much of which was already known about the criminal investigation to whether trump and his aides took secret government papers, and failed to return all of them, despite repeated demands from senior government officials. nbc's peter alexander has more on today's bombshell developments. >> reporter: the 38-page affidavit focuses on what the fbi says it found in 15 boxes mr. trump returned to the national archives in january. mixed in with newspapers, magazines, and presidential correspondents were 184 classified documents, 67 of them marked confidential. 92 marked secret. and 25 documents marked top secret, where the government says, their unauthorized disclosure could

. >> and that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight general bill barr is unsealed today. the memo supports bill barr's questionable decision not to charge donald trump with obstructing the russian investigation. and the former president says he was surprised the fbi came to get top secret documents at his club. but it turns out the government had been trying since before he left office. then, president biden's game-changer announcement on student loan forgiveness -- a [inaudible] for millions of americans. plus, the big lie turned a big rift. how some are profiting off of disproven election fraud claims. goes beyond the former president. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening once again, i'm alicia menendez, in four stephanie ruhle. as if the current day controversies of the former president were not enough, we begin with new insight tonight into how donald trump may have avoided accountability in the investigation that consumed must of his presidency. late today, after a lengthy court fight, the jus

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. hle starts now tonight, the justice department tells a judge it has reviewed all the documents recovered at mar-a-lago, as pressure to indict the former guy weighs on the attorney general. and, while republicans predict violent fallout from the potential prosecution of the former guy, democrats are unveiling a bold new strategy pushing back at critics of their latest policies. plus, the economic impact of abortion bans across the country, and burdens women are facing while trying to get reproductive care. the current reality of our post-roe society, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. it's good to be back here, we have got a lot to cover. it has been exactly three weeks, three weeks since the faa searched donald trump's florida home, and tonight we know the justice department has completed its review of all of the documents that were seized by the fbi. doj lawyers say a limited number of the items recovered potentially con

good evening i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. we have breaking news tonight the may offer new clues as to why the justice department moved so swiftly with a search and seizure that turned up 11 sets of classified documents at mar-a-lago. the new york times reports the government has managed to retrieve hundreds of classified documents from the former president since he left office almost exactly 19 months ago. the times writes quote, the initial batch of documents retrieved by the national archives from former president donald trump in january included more than 150 marked as classified. multiple people briefed on the matter said. in total, the government has recovered more than 300 documents with classified markings from mr. trump since he left office, the people said, a first batch of documents returned in january, another set provided by mr. trump's aides to the justice department in june and the material seized by the just the fbi this month. it also includes video footage inside mar-a-lago people moving boxes and in some cas

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, the big lie investigation got more intense. a federal grand jury once wants white house documents related to the january 6th insurrection. federal prosecutors want to know, what did the former guy u.s. the capital was under siege? the pressure also on his former personal attorney, rudy giuliani, sat for six hours front of a grand jury in georgia. then, it is the first week of school. do you know where your governor is? ron desantis and greg abbott are fighting the right-wing culture war. but is it what parents want or students need? plus, the cdc admits a lot went wrong it in its response to the coronavirus pandemic. no surprise there. with the monkeypox outbreak happening now, the big question is, are the changes coming too late? big questions as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i them stephanie ruhle. , and his allies played in the days ahead of the capitol riot. even -- trump white house records, and quote, have issued a grand jury subpoena to the national archives, for all the d

nbc news senior business analyst stephanie ruhle has more in our sunday spotlight. >> reporter: at ad a wall. she's a student at nontraditional employment for women, training women for jobs in construction. but it's not what the 22-year-old had planned after high school. did you want to go to college or did you think that was a path everyone takes? >> i thought the first generation in my family, i would be the first generation to graduate college. >> reporter: but instead she took a job in retail after leaving college and then learned about this training, and now she's considering a job as a sheet metal worker. as we're having this conversation, your eyes are lighting up, you are smiling ear-to-ear. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: it's a similar story for this woman. first a year of college and a retail job, now an apprentice carpenter. >> when i was in high school, it was what college are you going to? did you get your admissions letter yet? and i never thought to go into the trade, because it wasn't a conversation that i had with anybody. >> reporter: after decades of societal

good evening, once again, i am alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. with just 77 days that goes until the midterm elections, this is a big primary night in new york and florida. the polls closed a few hours ago in both states. nbc news projects that former governor and congressman charlie crist easily won a democratic primary for governor. he will take on ron desantis in november. in new york congressman jarred nadler is projected to win the new 12 congressional district. among the candidates he defeated was his fellow incumbent carolyn maloney, we are also following the latest developments in the trump classified documents controversy. we will have more on that ahead. first, the results are still coming in, and our own steve kornacki is back at the big board where he belongs. steve, where do things stand right now? >> we have been focused like a laser beam on the special election and in new york nine district getting the final special election test heading into the midterm election. you can see right now that the democrat pat ryan continues to lead t

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. now >> tonight, just hours after those eye-opening jobs numbers, the first vote on that big inflation fighting package are expected to begin. what the bill means for corporate america and how the gop wants to get in the way of some big wins for the biden white house. alex jones now on the hook for almost $50 million for his lies. and his legal and financial troubles may have just begun. then, conspiracy theories take center stage at the gathering of conservatives in dallas. we'll get a health check on our democracy from one of our favorite historians, as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. and after a week of very big winds, president biden is on the verge of another significant victory. as senate democrats prepare to work through the weekend to pass a major tax, climate and health care bill, after almost a year of negotiations. the first votes expected to begin tomorrow afternoon. today, the senate's top democrat laid out ke

word the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts right now tonight the latest on the search at mar-a-lago legal implications for the former president and how the supposed party of law and order is reacting. plus, the alarming on line rhetoric grows louder with more threats of violence and civil war. but are these words of war being taken seriously enough? that white house lawmakers are a big step closer and getting thir eyes on the big guys taxes. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again i am stephanie ruhle. sit back because we have a got a lot to cover. there continues to be more questions than answers about the fbi search of donald trump 's florida home. an event that has ignited a political and legal firestorm. nbc news reports the fbi search was related to classified information trump allegedly took with him from the white house in january, 2021. trump's lawyer confirms to nbc news that agents took about a dozen boxes from a basement storage area. she says trump's legal team was talking to the justice department about white house records and that off

week the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. hle starts now >> good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle. this week began with the fbi search of mar-a-lago, now trump's home down in florida. and it ended with bombshell revelations that agents found highly classified documents down there. earlier today a federal judge unsealed a search warrant issued one week ago today. the search included trump's office all storage rooms and all other rooms available to be used by trump and his staff and which boxes or documents could be stored. basically, they could go anywhere. the receipt agents gave trump's lawyer they also released. among the items removed, one set of documents marked classified ts sci, which refers to top secret sensitive compartmented information. also found, four sets of top secret staff comments. three sets of -- and three sets of confidential documents. a total of 11 sets of classified records. three laws are also listed as a legal basis for the warrant. one is part of the espionage act. and while that has a lot of p

good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. tonight, chilling breaking news about the fbi's a search of mar-a-lago. the washington post reporting agents were looking for nuclear documents. quote, classified documents related to nuclear weapons were among the items fbi agents sought in a search of former president donald trump's florida residence on monday, according to people familiar with the investigation. they did not offer additional details about what type of information the agents were seeking, including weathered involved weapons belonging to the united states or some other nation. nor did they say such documents were recovered as part of the search. one of the post reporters on that story added this earlier tonight. >> we know that it was a significant part of what they wanted, and when the first one went down the former president gained them 15 boxes of material. it was top secret documents in those boxes. when they came back on monday, they got 12 more boxes. this time, they were looking for classified documents about

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. never before. the fbi warns of violence from political supporters from the former president. incidents are already under investigation after the search of mar-a-lago. and we are learning more about what the doj was looking for, what they found in the and the ever-changing story of why the former president had those documents. then, rudy giuliani now the target of a criminal investigation into the big lie in georgia. how much trouble is he in and what could it mean for the former president? plus, the texas governor it's political ploy to try to punish blue states over immigration policies. the problem is, this isn't politics for the thousands of desperate migrants. the human cost of political gains. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. we begin tonight with the dramatic spike in violent threats against fbi agents. threats so concerning that president biden is now being briefed on the danger. the bureau has been under atta

that's the last word. 11,000 stephanie ruhle starts now.poenas just keep on coming in the investigations into the former guy's insurrection scheme as more text matches go missing and more re-elect consequences show up at the ballot box. plus we get a friendly reminder when it may take to get that big health and tax bill passed. and sure enough the loophole could get in the way. and then there's a big twist in the alex jones trial. years of his own text messages and emails and up in the hands of the very people who want him to pay for his lies. that and more as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle. there's even more evidence tonight that the justice department's january six investigation is zeroing in on some very powerful officials in the in the trump white house. and d. c. news has confirmed the top lawyer in the trump administration former white house counsel pat cipollone has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury. his closed door testimony was a significant report of the ja

the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now. 11th hour stephanie ruhl more than 300 classified documentsyork times tonight. and the former president sues the department of justice for the mar-a-lago search. some of the presidents legal arguments likely questionable. and bill barr cleared president trump in the russia probe. now a federal probe says there was more to this that story. and there's more signs of known for democrats who heading into the

good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. new revelations about the fbi's search of mar-a-lago may soon see the light of day. several media organizations, including nbc, were in a south florida court today, asking a judge to unseal the affidavit behind last week's search and seizure at donald trump's florida home. judge bruce reinhardt told the justice department he is inclined to release a redacted or edited version of the affidavit. that document details what prosecutors call probable cause, the evidence that brought the fbi agents to trump's home in the first place. prosecutors want to keep the entire thing under wraps. but the judge today ordered them to list their proposed redactions within a week. while the former guy, in many of his allies, have said they support the release of an unredacted version, this afternoon trump supporters who were angered by the fbi search showed up outside the courthouse. nbc's cal perry was there. >> we have seen trump supporters circling the courthouse in jeeps with the flags, american fla

. >> attorney general merrick garland has tonight's last word. 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight. a growing legal challenges to the former president who spent hours taking the fifth in one investigation just days after the fbi's search at mar-a-lago for another. then as republicans rally around trump, democrats celebrate some big wins. we will fact-check some of the fiction coming from the right. plus the war on ukraine nearly six months all. ukrainians for pushback as fighting intensifies near a nuclear report. four star general is standing by as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight brand-new reporting about what led the fbi to execute a search warrant as trump's florida home. washington journal wall street journal said the defense may have got a tip off from an insider after feds visited mar-a-lago in june to ask about government documents possibly stored there. the journal reports this. in the following weeks however someone familiar with the storm papers told investigators still to maybe still mor

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle, it is now midnight on the east coast, we are continuing our breaking news coverage as evening, about 30 minutes ago the justice department filed its response to donald trump's request for a special master to go through documents that were seized after a search of mar-a-lago, that took place over three weeks ago. in the filing, the doj says that some of the documents seized were so sensitive and classified, that in some cases fbi agents and doj attorneys needed additional security clearances just review them. if that, i want to bring in ryan riley, justice reporter for msnbc news, -- matt miller joins us, former special advisor on communications for the nsa, and former chief spokesperson for the department of justice. and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. ryan, you had the very difficult challenge of speaking to us moments after this document dropped. you've had a bit more time, tell us what else we've learned. >> i mean, i think it's significant, especially those photos that you discussed in the last hour, that show just h

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, federal law enforcement under a warning like never before. the fbi warns of violence from political supporters from the former president. incidents are already under investigation after the search of mar-a-lago. and we are learning more about what the doj was looking for, what they found in the and the ever-changing story of why the former president had those documents. then, rudy giuliani now the target of a criminal investigation into the big lie in georgia. how much trouble is he in and what could it mean for the former president? plus, the texas governor it's political ploy to try to punish blue states over immigration policies. the problem is, this isn't politics for the thousands of desperate migrants. the human cost of political gains. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. we begin tonight with the dramatic spike in violent threats against fbi agents. threats so concerning that president biden is now being

and my colleague stephanie ruhle spoke to senator joe manchin late afternoon, about the deal, and whetherce sinema and republican senators to support it. manchin began by telling her that all of the republican senators across the aisle are his friends, which then led to this exchange. >> it is a matter who is your friend, you need to get the votes, besides kyrsten sinema. mitch mcconnell,. >> i can't get through i cannot get their ball because they won't change opinions of tax codes. if they believe that 15% should not be the minimum, and corporations shouldn't pay anything and america, that the largest have a billion dollars of revenue a year, and won't pay anything. i can't convince them to change that. but i know that. i don't agree. i respect their decision. i don't agree with the decision. i think it is wrong. but i am not gonna challenge the guys them over that. >> joining us now is my old friend and partner stephanie ruhle, host of the 11th hour who interviewed senator joe manchin today first of all. hi buddy, good to see. >> i like to point out, i always tell you my dear friend. y

now it's time for the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle. it's primary night. liz cheney and the future of democracy on the ballot. cheney will not be wyoming's republican member of congress but her political future is not over. steve kornacki is back with the numbers as voters, some who believe election lies are having their say. then president biden's bfd moment. he signed a major climate, health care and tax bill all into law all without the support of a single republican. now democrats say they have something big to campaign on. will it be enough? plus, threats and dangerous rhetoric is at an all-time high and that has poll workers at an all-time low. how can democracy function when no one is there to ensure free and fair elections? dangerous times indeed as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle live from new york city. this primary election night is helping to define the future of trump's loudest republican critic. >> no house seat, no office in this land is more important than the principles tha

here to break it down, senior business analyst stephanie ruhle.t the three sort of threads we put on the screen, plus the news that dow is down again today, help us understand that, help us make sense of those data points and the ones more cohesive thought? >> here we go. so first let's talk about consumers. when you think about consumer confidence, all of it goes to what do we pay for the most and see the most often? it's gas prices. when gas prices are going up, people are suddenly paying $80, $120 to fill their tanks, they get panicky. it costs more to go anywhere and do anything. so when prices start to go down, we immediately get more confident. remember, store shelves are filled again. we're not having as many supply chain issues. people are comfortable. that's a big positive on the economic front. now you could say how about 401(k)s? people are looking at their 401(k)s and the stock market and freaking. remember, you cannot look at the stock market every minute of every day. the stock market going down --. >> you can. it will drive you nuts

week the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now.rch of mar-a-lago, now trump's home down in florida. and it ended with bombshell revelations that agents found highly classified documents down there. earlier today

i am stephanie ruhle.is now learning the cost of calling the deadly school shooting in u.s. history a hoax. jones has lied repeatedly over the last ten years about the

good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle.ht involving a shocking escalation and one of the several investigations surrounding former president trump. all of this happened today on the 48th anniversary of richard nixon announcing his resignation. the fbi has just searched mar-a-lago, donald trump's home in palm beach, florida. a senior u.s. official telling nbc news the fbi was there quote for the majority of the day. trump himself was not there, he was in new york city. but trump did break the news himself in a statement complaining that his home had been quote, occupied by a large group of fbi agents. he called the search not necessary. nbc news has learned that the fbi search at mar-a-lago is a national archives related search, with several boxes of documents that were seized by

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. hle starts now >> tonight, new reporting that the fbi had found nuclear documents at mar-a-lago. the attorney general calls trump's bluff and asks accord to unseal the search warrant. it's the ball is now in the former guys court, and the clock is ticking. then, the vicious threats against the fbi, and the judge that signed the warrant. our exclusive new reporting on january 6th connection to a deadly confrontation in ohio. plus, the republican response. some trump allies may now be trying to tamp down the rhetoric, while waiting for whatever comes next. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. tonight, chilling breaking news about the fbi's a search of mar-a-lago. the washington post reporting agents were looking for nuclear documents. quote, classified documents related to nuclear weapons were among the items fbi agents sought in a search of former president donald trump's florida residents on monday, according to people f

i am stephanie ruhle and there is a big news on this big primary night. state of kansas have overwhelmingly voted to keep the protection of abortion rights in their state constitution. this was the first test of the right to choose at the polls since the supreme court ended roe v. wade. kansas is one of five states picking nominees for the november midterm elections, which is now just 98 days away. and the polls have now officially closed in all five states. also on the ballot tonight, the former president and his falsehds

good evening once again, i'm alicia menendez, in four stephanie ruhle. as if the current day controversies of the former president were not enough, we begin with new insight tonight into how donald trump may have avoided accountability in the investigation that consumed must of his presidency. late today, after a lengthy court fight, the justice department released a document related to the russia investigation. the memo was top secret and now we know why. former presidents attorney bill barr wanted to keep it a secret. in march 2019, bill barr told us before the mueller report was released, that the report had all but exonerated the former president. and therefore, there was no reason to charge him. the memo essentially lays out barr's defense of that decision. the memo contends, mueller's report did not establish a case to charge trump with obstruction, who failed to establish any underlying crime related to russian election interference. but, as nbc has reported, mueller's report actually did identify ten episodes that could be considered potential ob

stephanie ruhle, thank you so much. we'll be watching you talk about this a lot tonight in the 11th hour. and you could see that weeknights at 11:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. thanks so much for being with us. >>> i'm curious about the politics of this bill. you look at the numbers, we've been showing them all morning, most of the main items here are extraordinarily successful. do we think there is going to be any -- any break in the republican ranks or will all 50 republican senators vote against this package? >> i'd say about 99% sure with the small 1 percentage but i think i should say 100% that no republican senators would vote for this. they've been in lockstep against this bill. as they keep using it as an excuse to keep talking about ip flation and the economy. but they privately they know this is a huge success for democrats. and so i don't expect any senate republicans to vote for this and similarly in the house. no house republicans really expected to vote for this either. they see this as a democratic only b

stephanie ruhle joins us, now i will talk about salman rushdie, by the.e joins you for her show, starting right now. >> tonight, the former president unleashed an angry emotional rant, infuriated over the many investigations. trump attacked law enforcement, which is already on high alert from threats of violence from some of trump supporters. the question is, is he making it worse? and as trump stokes extremist anger, the plate of disinformation is spreading. unfortunately tonight, we have another report on the danger of extremist violence in america. plus, women across the country motivated by the roe reversal, are out there registering to vote, as a judge in michigan blocks a 90-year abortion ban law, written almost entirely by a man.

way stephanie ruhle joins you for her show, starting right now.ident unleashed an angry emotional rant, infuriated over the many investigations. trump attacked law enforcement, which is already on high alert from threats of violence. some of trump supporters. the question is, is he making it worse? and as trump stokes extremist anger, the plate of disinformation is spreading. unfortunately tonight, we have

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. r with ste>> tonight, legal wala little closer to the former guy? i judge considers whether there is more he should make public about the search at mar-a-lago. and trump's former right hand financial man likely heading to notorious rikers island jail. then, the dangerous threat of right-wing extremism. i's hospital in danger because of hate filled his information. poll workers, law enforcement and now a hospital -- the threat is real. plus, the senate is a toss-up. diminished hope for republicans taking control. and mitch mcconnell now blaming candidate quality. that is code four, blame it on donald trump. with the clock ticking toward the midterms. the 11th hour getting underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i stephanie am ruhle. new evolutions about the fbi's search of mar-a-lago may soon see the light of day. several media organizations, including in bc, we're a south florida court today, asking a judge to unseal the affidavit behind last week's search and seizur

nbc senior business analyst stephanie ruhle got an exclusive tour of the mint in philadelphia and a firsthandon the quarters. >> reporter: change is underway at the u.s. mint and not just the kind found in your pocket. seen for the first time ever on "today," the artwork for the 2023 american women quarter series featuring bessie coleman, the first african american and native womant lady eleanor roost a mexican-american journalist and activist, and america's first prima ballerina. >> they're really beautiful designs and they showcase these women who just mean so much to american history a lot of them are unknown to some people. >> reporter: now in the second offour years the mint is honoring 20 remarkable american women on these tiny canvasses. once the winning artwork is chosen the mint produces metal pieces called hubs engraved with the designs. >> we're literally making one? >> yes, you are literally making one. >> reporter: those hubs and stamp like dots are used to press blank couldn'ts with the raised edges and images with the trail blazing women on both sides of the coin. >> the front,

stephanie ruhle. am i right >> she is. >> no question. >> no question. >> stephanie, welcome.edit card points, loyalty programs start with the credit cards. all sorts of credit cards offer rewards, cash back at grocery stores don't just use any credit card read the fine print. make here you are using the credit card that maximizes. >> talk about the loyalty programs, the coupons. >> 100%. why aren't you using them? lots of people don't get the newspaper at home any more when you walk in the grocery store, get the circular. see what's on sale and if you are in their loyalty program you will find another way to save and never forget those cash back apps sign up for them maximize what you get back. >> goodbye. >> it's like "the gong show. >> you didn't fall let's talk about personal home care items because these are things you can't avoid buying. >> it's funny. it's like when i buy detergent the last 35 years, every time i'm like, man, it's so expensive. but you have to keep purchasing it think about where you are buying it you don't have to just buy them at the grocery store a l