the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, how will the u. s. respond to the death of alexei navalny? president biden pushes congress for ukraine aid, while donald trump finally, sort of, weighs in. and -- defendant trump's busy week ahead. but his latest loss in civil court can tell us about the trials to come. and his new idea to help pay those legal bills. on his path to the nomination. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >>> greetings, everyone, i'm symone sanders-townsend in for stephanie ruhle. we are now 260 days away from the election, folks. the death of russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has turned up the volume on the debate over how the united states deals with russia and what can be done to keep vladimir putin in check. the response to navalny's death from the front runners in the 2024 race, it could not be more different. biden is considering new sanctions against russia, will trump use navalny stuff to suggest that he -- yes, he, is facing a criminal crime of political persecution. my colleague, carob hagu

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump's legal delays and the impacts they may have on november as you tries to kill back the union vote for president biden. then, tense moments at a public apology during a senate hearing with tech ceos about child safety online. but will anything meaningful come out of it? and the border deal hangs in the balance while gop infighting nearly thanked a tax cut deal. how republicans are playing -- wednesday night. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle live from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. and timing is everything, especially when it comes to donald trump's legal dramas and his campaign to retake the white house. it has just been over three weeks since an appeals court heard arguments over trump's claim of absolute immunity from prosecution in the 2020 election interference case. so far, there has been no decision. it looks like that case will begin well past the scheduled more fourth start date. --

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right. no 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right. no >>> tonight, donald trump facing the consequences for lying about his wealth, ordered to pay nearly $355 million plus interest and barred from running a business in new york for three years. and, putin's fiercest critic, alexei navalny, dies in prison. the swift condemnation from across the globe. then, the house sleeves for recess without any action on aid for israel or ukraine. is the the fact the leader of the gop getting in the way of passing legislation? as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening, i am jonathan capehart in for stephanie ruhle. we are now 263 days away from election day. and today, in a 92 page decision, a new york judge fined donald trump more than $350 million for fraud. it rises to more than 450 million when you include interests. trump is also barred from personally running businesses in new york for three years. here is nbc news's laura jarrett to break it all down. >> a crushing blow to the trump family real estate empire, a judge i

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump's sweeping claims of immunity rejected by a federal appeals court. what happens next for the former presidents delay tactics. >>> then, polls closed in nevada's primary. nikki haley ran unopposed with zero delegates on the line. does this contest have any impact on the nomination? >>> and with a failed impeachment vote in a blocked border bill, do republicans have a plan c for immigration? as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. we are now 273 days away from the election. and this is been an absolutely huge newsday. in nevada, votes are being counted in the states primaries. in washington, speaker mike johnson led an embarrassing supply of setbacks will not one, but two failed votes. and in michigan, we got a groundbreaking verdict tied to mass shootings in this country. >>> but first, the biggest story of them all. a panel of federal judges, excuse me, a panel o

tonight stephanie ruhle starts right now. >>> good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. election. and it is a big breaking news night. and we have got an hour and a half of special coverage ahead. today, special counsel robert hurd released his report on how president biden handled classified documents. herd will not bring criminal charges against the president. but did say that the way biden handled documents presented, quote, serious risk to national security. the report also said, quote, mr. biden would likely present itself to a jury as he did during our interview of him. as a sympathetic, well meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. tonight, the president made a forceful and -- defense against those claims in the report. >> i know there's some attention paid to some language and report about my recollection of events. there's even reference that i don't remember. when my son died. how in the -- there he race that? i asked the question i thought to myself, whether was any of their business. in what world would they hold a service intended by friends and family on th

. >> joining me now is ali velshi, msnbc chief correspondent, and host of velshi and stephanie ruhle,ness an l and host of the 11th hour, or as i prefer to call them, velshi and ruhle. i love the two of you together. we love having you together. i'm going to go ladies first. explain, why are people so -- at least a month ago, down on the economy, when effectively, the economy is so good? >> that is changing. in the last month, we're seeing consumer confidence moving up. we are seeing a shift. but you're not wrong. you continuously see voters throughout history, including now, credit republicans more than they credit democrats for a strong economy. it is not factual. when you look historically at democratic presidents, but messaging is what it is. it has never been a strong suit for democrats. we are seeing president biden take a shift. he's talking about it all the time. in the last week, you saw janet yellen taking a victory lap, that is not something she normally does. and even fed chair jay powell last week when he was giving his announcement last wednesday, he said we have a stron

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"the 11th hour" with stephanie ruhle starts now. stephanie ruhle starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, the battle over the border dominating capitol hill. house republicans push the mayorkas impeachment to a vote, while senate republicans threaten to block the border security bill. >>> and its primary week in nevada, with both republican primary and caucus. we will get into what it means in the race for the nomination. >>> then, the growing crisis of shrinking newsrooms. the importance of investing in local journalism. but was gonna put up the money. as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. >>> we are 274 days away from election day. and immigration is setting up to be one of the biggest issues in the race. the border would be the focus on capitol hill this week, with the house set to vote on impeachment of homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. that takes place tomorrow. today, the rules committee met to advance it to the full house. then on wednesday, the se

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the house republican impeachment inquiry now on thin ice. turns out their smoking gun witness got his info from russian intelligence officials. >>> then, the largest hospital in alabama putting all ivf treatments on hold after a court ruling. how doctors and their patients are reacting. >>> and the thing people don't get a vote helping ukraine. why sending money there helps people here at home, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. we are now 258 days away from the election. and tonight, a huge blow to gop investigations of joe biden and new evidence of russian attempts at election interference. republicans, as you know, have been talking for months about an fbi informant who said he had proof of a bribery scheme involving joe biden, his son hunter, and ukrainian energy company. but the fbi now says the informant admits it was not true, and that he was being fed info

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ruhle starts now. nikki haley isn' andt in georgia this witness w supposedly going to help oust d.a. fani willis. what his testimony did and didn't do. >>> then she knows big tech and the men behind it better than anyone. joining us live with her burn book as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this tuesday night. >>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. we are now 252 days away from the f election. my goodness, 252 days and that is when we are going to be talking a lot about the state of michigan. tonight we saw michigan's first votes of the 2024 race in its democratic and republicanra primaries. and nbc news is projecting donald trump has won the gop race, but around one third of republicanar voters cast their ballot for someone else. and nbc news projects an easy win for president biden in his race with the other story of the night, more than 40 votes for uncommitted after efforts to rebuke president biden over his policies for israel and gaza. still, as we consider these protest votes, it is

i'm jonathan capehart in for stephanie ruhle.rrow for the saturday show at six pm eastern. i will break down all of trump's latest legal drama with msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade and charles coleman junior. plus, congressman robert garcia joins me to discuss the dysfunction of among house republicans and a major setback in their efforts to impeach president biden. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. see this weekend. this weekend. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. this election is about who shares your values. let me share mine. i'm the only

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, the heated hearing in georgia, fani willis on the stand, setting the record straight about accusations of misconduct. plus, the data set for the first criminal trial of donald trump. and, questions surrounding leadership after legislative losses in an upcoming battle. then backlash for the top republican who warned of a -- while we learn more details about what it is, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >> greetings, everyone, i am symone sanders-townsend, in fact in for stephanie ruhle. we're now 264 days away from the election and it has been an eventful day in donald trump's court cases. we begin in georgia where d a fani willis took the stand and fired back against allegations of misconduct in the election interference case. my colleague blaine alexander ol has more. >> reporter: late today, fulton county district attorney fani willis herself took the witness stand. >> i've been very anxious to have this conversation today. i ran to the courtroom. >>

i am stephanie ruhle, and asked msnbc headquarters right here in new york city. we are now 265 days away from election day. but tonight we begin with the day of celebration that was rocked by deadly gun violence. the parade and rally to honor the kansas city chiefs super bowl title turned into chaos when gunfire erupted just as the events were winding down. at least one person was killed, and around 20 more were injured, including several children. a day that should have been about joe tramp for a city and its football team now has a place in the history of gun violence in this country. nbc's jesse kirsch has more from kansas city. >> tonight while this man to be a day of celebration for kansas city -- >> or shots fired on the east west side. >> became a day of fear and panic. >> we heard a pop of people morning and scattering. >> the girl next to me where my daughter was standing with her husband was shot in the mouth. our children witnessed it. she was on the ground, leaning from her mouth all over her shoulder. >> immediately officers responded to the area, to

i'm stephanie ruhle. we are now 250 days away from the election, my goodness, 252 days, that is when we are going to be talking a lot about the state of michigan. tonight we saw michigan's first vote of the 2024 race, it is democratic and -- primaries, nbc news is projecting donald trump has won the gop race, but around one third of republican voters cast their ballot for someone else. and they projected an easy when -- lehoux more than 40,000 votes committed after an organized effort to rebuke president biden towards his policies in israel and gaza. still, as we consider these protest votes, it is important to note the votes for nikki haley on the republican side are much much larger than the votes for uncommitted, meaning, it is a big big night for joe biden. with that, let's get right to, it our own steve kornacki is at the big board. steve, walk us through it. >> yes, stephanie, let's start on the republican side, now we have just gotten the last couple minutes a lot more of the vote. we are up to 40%

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, president biden in battleground, michigan, his efforts to shore up the autoworker roads. plus, donald trump's cash crunch as he faces mounting legal bills. and the historic court case that could have major impacts on school gun safety. then, the hidden crisis in our education system, kids skipping school, is statistic that has doubled since the pandemic. the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters, right here in new york city. the president, joe biden, is focusing on a crucial swing state as he gears up to take on likely challenger, donald trump. -- today, in michigan, which could be one of the biggest battlegrounds on his path to reelection. now, he has won the state in 2020 by just 154,000 votes. as nbc's dave guterres reports, union members there will help him win the white house. >> just days after clinching a coveted endorsement from the united auto workers, president biden is back in michigan tonight. >> we now have, in large part because

at the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight -- donald trump's mounting legal woes. the manhattan d. a. asking for a gag order as the former president appeals that nearly half a billion dollar judgment in his civil case. looking ahead to tomorrow's michigan primary. nikki haley pushing on with her campaign. why her loss in south carolina wasn't on the news for donald trump. supreme court case that could transform speech on the internet. a spotlight on how social media has become more dangerous for children, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >>> good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. we are now 253 days away from the election. the first criminal trial of a former president, donald j trump, is now less than one month away. the prosecutor in the case is already asking a judge for partial gag order. alvin bragg wants trump to be barred from talking about witnesses, jurors or prospective jurors in the hush money case here in new york, which is set to begin next month. trump has already been gagged into cases, including the civil fraud trial wher

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i am stephanie ruhle. >>> we are 274 days away from election day, and immigration is setting up to bebiggest issues in the race. the border would be the focus on capitol hill this week, with the house set to vote on impeachment of homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. that takes place tomorrow. today, the rules committee met to advance it to the full house. then on wednesday, the senate is voting on its long awaited bipartisan immigration bill, that includes eight money for ukraine and israel. tonight, senate republicans met, and it appears they will block the bill. during the wednesday procedural vote, saying they need more time to go through it. on top of that, house republicans said the senate bill would be dead on arrival. this makes absolutely no sense to me, but luckily, my colleague ryan nobles lays that all out before us. >> i just don't believe that the senate bill meets the criteria that is necessary to solve the problem. >> reporter: the new legislation negotiated by a small group of bipartisan senators provide 60 billion dollars to help support ukraine and 14. 1

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now.ouse republican impeachment inquiry now on thin ice. turns out their smoking gun witness got his info from russian

"the 11th hour" with stephanie ruhle starts now. starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump's last ditch delay tactics. his request to the supreme court to hit a pause on his presidential immunity case. >>> then house republicans pushing another impeachment mode, as a consequential race in new york threatens to shrink their power even more. >>> and fresh off a super bowl victory, how a relationship between a popstar and a football player is still triggering a right-wing meltdown. as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. are you ready for this? we are now 267 days away from the election. tonight, the former president filed a last ditch appeal with the supreme court to try and keep his election interference trial from moving forward. donald trump is asking the justices to keep the gates on hold, while also blocking a lower court ruling that we heard last week, which rejected his claim of total immunity from prosecution. and his

again i'm stephanie ruhle, and, lucky me, live from washington d. c. from election day. and in 11 hours from now the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could upend the presidential race as we know it. in december the colorado supreme court sided with the egg with donald trump cannot be on the 2024 ballot, citing the 14th amendment. part of that amendment says that if, as a sworn officer of the u.s. government, you engaged in insurrection, you cannot hold federal

good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, we are now 257 days away from the election. and the saturday republicans are down in south carolina, they will cast their vote in these states presidential primary. it is nikki haley's home state, but donald trump is a big time in the polls. haley has pledged to stay in the race past saturday's contest no matter what happens. heading into this pivotal primary, reproductive rights are also front and center. that is because of the decision from alabama supreme court declaring that frozen embryos or children. this has now put ivf treatment in doubt in the state, leaving doctors and families scrambling. today, president biden blasted the decision and said that it is a direct result of the supreme court ruling against roe v. wade, his blame putt squarely on donald trump for his supreme court justices. my colleague, dasha burns, takes a look at how alabama's court ruling has the potential to change the political conversation. >> -- walk a fine line on reproductive rights. on wednesday, nikki haley asked about the alabama decision by

our coverage continues with the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle which begins right now. 11th hoe which begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. >>> we continue breaking news coverage this evening of u.s. air strikes against iran-backed militias in iraq and syria. the military action is a sharp escalation in the administration 's effort to stop the rising threat from the iran-backed groups across the middle east. earlier this evening, u.s. central command released video of one of the c1 bombers used to carry out the air strike. and in a call -- the national security council spokesperson laid out the details of the attack. >> the u.s. military forces struck more than 85 targets and seven facilities utilized by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps was responsible -- the facilities in iraq, four of them are in syria. including b1 bombers, u.s. is involved in this operation, firing more than 125 precision guided munitions over the course of about 30 minutes. targets, included command and control centers as well

again i'm stephanie ruhle, and lucky me live from washington d.c. and we're now 272 days away from election day. and in 11 hours from now the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could upend the presidential race as we know it. in december the colorado supreme court sided with the egg with donald trump cannot be on the 2024 ballot, citing the 14th amendment. part of that amendment says that if, as a sworn officer of the u.s. government, you engaged in insurrection, you cannot hold federal office again. attorneys for colorado plaintiffs say this is an easy call. >> donald trump is disqualified today. he was disqualified on january six, 2021, when he engaged in that he. disqualified himself under our constitution. it's not our plaintiffs who are seeking to do that. >> trump of course appealed the colorado decision, sending it to the supreme court. trump himself is not expected to attend tomorrow's arguments, which are expected to last at least 80 minutes. this is the most consequential case for a presidential election since bush v. gore, g

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the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. ruhle starts right now. >>> it doesn't official. the ex president owes more than 400 and $54 million and penalties. >> i'm being indicted for you, over and over and over. >> all he is doing is talking about himself. it is not about him, it is about the american people. >> alabama's ruling that embryos are children, is it having an effect on the gop primary in south carolina? >> amber goes to your babies. >> i strongly support the availability of ivf or couples trying to have a precious little, beautiful baby. >> the alabama supreme court decision on ivf embryos as a consequence of the u.s. supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. >> i took historic action to protect the unborn. like nobody has ever done. >> donald trump, huge favorite tomorrow. it will be a monumental update of nikki haley won. >> she's hurting, let her. run >> it as always darkest before the drone. darkest before the dawn. >> if donald trump loses or ends up in jail, or both? what happens to the republican par

i'm stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. are you ready for this?e now 267 days away from the election. tonight, the former president filed a last ditch appeal with a supreme court to try and keep his election interference trial from moving forward. donald trump is asking the justices to keep the gates on hold, while also blocking a lower court ruling that we heard last week, which rejected his claim of total immunity from prosecution. and his lawyers cited the 2024 election as one reason to delay the case. today, trump was also focused on his other trial. he appeared in federal court in florida for a closed door hearing in his classified documents case. his defense team has been pushing to see more of the evidence. trump was not required to be there, but he showed up anyway. and even as a criminal defendant, donald trump remains the gop front-runner. and this weekend, while campaigning in south carolina, he issued a threat that raised alarms about what could happen if he returned to the white house. >> nato was busted until i came along. and i said

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle live from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. and timing is everything, especially when it comes to donald trump's legal dramas and his campaign to retake the white house. it has just been over three weeks since an appeals court heard arguments over trump's claim of absolute immunity from prosecution in the 2020 election interference case. so far, there has been no decision. it looks like that case will begin well past the scheduled more fourth start date. -- in florida for a closed-door meeting with judge aileen cannon about trump's classified documents case which is set to begin in may. there are questions about whether that will push back as well. and as political points, out each day that trump's criminal cases are delayed, raises the possibility that the opening days of his trials could be pushed to late summer or fall, or potentially even after the election. but today, donald trump was focused on his standing with union members. he went to washington to meet the teamsters leadership in an effort to lay the ground for an end

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> >>> tonight, historic news from the supreme court. the justices will take up donald trump's immunity claim for today's decision means for jack smith's timeline, and at the election. and senate republicans blocked a measure to protect ivf treatments when the growing backlash from the alabama supreme court decision. then mitch mcconnell's departure from leadership as congress kicks the can down the road on funding the government again as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >>> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. we are now 251 days away from the election. we begin this evening with major news from the supreme court. donald trump has officially succeeded in at least delaying another one of his cases. the supreme court will hear his appeal over presidential immunity in the federal election interference case in april. earlier this month, a panel of circuit court judges ruled against trump, then given the chance to ask the supreme court to take the case. here is my colleague laura jarrett. >> tonight the u.s. supr

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, boys and girls, i am stephanie, live at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we are now 266 days away from voting for president, and this evening, we got major election news. nbc news projects that democrat tom suozzi has won the crucial special election in new york's third congressional district, defeating republican challenger mazi pilip. suozzi is a former member of the house who served three terms on the hill. he spoke to reporters a few moments ago. >> the spy all the attacks, despite all the lies about tom suozzi and the squad -- [laughter] about tom suozzi being the godfather of the migrant crisis. [applause] about sanctuary suozzi -- >> [booing] . despite the dirty tricks, despite the haunted nassau county republican machine. [booing] we won! [applause] this race was fought and made a closely divided electorate, much like our whole country. this race was centered on immigration and the economy much like the issues or across our country. . we won this race, we, you won this race. [applause] because we ad

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. starts now. >>> good evening once again. i'mod stephanie ruhle. welcome back to our special coverage on this big breaking news night. todayne the supreme court heard arguments in the case that would take donald trump off the 2024 ballot in the state of colorado. the justices seem skeptical of the colorado court's decision ts remove trump. here's my colleague laura jarrettwity more. >> it just doesn't seem like a state call. the justice forces to grapple with mr. trump's eligibility of office after six states sued to get him removed from the ballot andm pointed to his actions an provisions in the 14th amendment that disqualifies those who engaged in insurrection or rebellion from holding public office again. >> the attack was incited by a sitting president of the united states to disrupt the peaceful transfer of presidential power. >> all nine justices both conservative and liberal appearing tond bristle at the potential far-reaching consequences of colorado's argument. >> the question you have to yo confront is why a single

i am stephanie ruhle. -- and just a couple from a pivotal showdown in the 2024 race. the republican primary down in south carolina. on saturday, voters will decide if donald trump or the former governor nikki haley should be the gop's nominee against joe biden. south carolina, of course, is haley's home state, but the former president is well ahead of her in the latest polls. and today, haley was absolutely defiant, saying she is not dropping out, and she is not afraid of donald trump. my colleague garrett haake has the latest. >> south carolina will vote on saturday. but on sunday, i will still be running for president. i am not going anywhere. >> the former south carolina governor and trump administration united nations ambassador vowing to stay in the race, despite losing the first three early states, and facing daunting palmetto state polls that show her walloped by front runner donald trump by a nearly 3 to 1 margin. haley arguing former president trump is the only republican who president biden can defeat, and that the country desperately needs new leadership. >

stephanie ruhle, senior business analyst at nbc news, host of the 11th hour, covering the economy a lot on your program. >> i came here because i thought i was getting juron powell stripped down. and you just laid out the -- middle of the economic news. nothing left for me to do. i've got nothing. >> first of all, i am rate, because central bankers are measured, markets move on adjectives these. for him to be like -- >> that's huge. people measure every twitch of his nose. just like janet yellen last week kind of ran a victory lap. when it comes to the administration and what janet yellen is saying, that both of these things are huge. jerome powell is not working for the administration but he is signaling to the markets, yes, that rate cut is likely coming, not today because he certainly doesn't want to be too early, but the administration is also realizing, you laid it out, they've got all the great economic data. they need to do a better job messaging this. and you said, listen, trump does such a great job lying about it in convincing people, democrats need to do a better job of talki

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ruhle starts now. nikki haley isn' andt in georgia this witness w supposedly going to help oust d.a. fani willis. what his testimony did and didn't do. >>> then she knows big tech and the men behind it better

i'm symone sanders-townsend, in for stephanie ruhle. she will be back tomorrow night. and you can catch me on saturday and sunday mornings on my new show the weekend. from all our colleagues from across the networks of nbc news, thank you so much for staying up late. have a good night. up late. have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> donald trump is a need of an intervention. that is what speaker emerita nancy pelosi said the last time i spoke with her on this show, just over a month ago. well, she's back with me tonight, and i know she's not gonna hold back. she never does. we're gonna talk about everything that's happened since then. and a lot has happened since then. including two civil penalties against donald trump, totaling over four and a half billion dollars with interest. -- almost $90 million. 01 of those cases with her client, e. jean carroll, also joins me tonight. and after trump referenced carolina speech -- how far can he go before they bring him back to court again? and are they watching all this? i do want to start tonight back in 2021. with the documentary that

good evening, once again i'm stephanie ruhle.come back to our special coverage on this big breaking news night. today the supreme court heard the arguments in the case that would take donald trump off the 2024 ballot. the justices seem skeptical for the colorado report decision to remove. is our colleague laura jarrett with more. >> it just doesn't seem like a steak. all >> the justices, forced to grapple with mr. trump's alleged bid but, by pointing to his actions on january six. and the provision in the 14th amendment. that those who engaged in insurrection or rebellion for holding public office again. >> the attack was a sitting president of the united states to disrupt the peaceful transfer of presidential power. all nine justices, both conservative and liberal, appearing to bristle at the -- colorado's argument. >> the question that you have to confront, is why a single state should decide who gets to be president of the united states. that seems quite extraordinary, doesn't it? >> chief justice, john roberts later raising t

. >>> good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. we are 270 days away from the election. just over 38 weeks and this last week was a doozy. one court tonight donald trump's claim of immunity from prosecution on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election while the supreme court apparent ready to keep him on the ballot in colorado. and president biden faced renewed questions about his age and his memory. with that, let's bring in our nightcap. two of my dear msnbc colleague, jose diaz-balart anchor of jose diaz-balart of reports and anchor of nbc nightly news sent the addition. and reverend al sharpton is here, host of politicsnation and president of the national action network. jennifer palmieri joins us, former white house communications director for president obama, and former co- host of showtime's the circus. and espn pablo torre's, host of the podcast pablo torre finds out with medowlark media. okay, let's start with this report of president biden's handling of classified documents. the special counsel said there was not enough evidence to charge the person with

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the results are in from michigan.