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i am stephanie ruhle. the catastrophic wildfires ripping through southern california. at least five separate fires are burning across the los angeles area two of the largest remain uncontained. firefighters are working overtime around the clock to get the blazes under control but 17 million under red flag warnings is the santa ana winds picked up overnight. this is already the most destructive fire in l.a. city history. six a confirmed dead but authorities warn that can rise as more searches are conducted through the wreckage. >>> the devastation is so complete that the l.a. county sheriff said some areas look like a bomb was dropped. thousands of structures have burned to the ground. almost 180,000 people have been forced from their homes and president biden announced officiallyes that the federal government would cover 100% of the disaster response cause for the next 180 days. i want to begin with nbc news correspondent morgan chesky who joins us from pacific palisades. >> reporter: we are in pacific palisades. hard to believe it's been 72 hoursee since this historic

for stephanie ruhle. tonight, americans are on edge after the terror attack in new orleans in the cybertruck explosion in las vegas. today authorities release more information about both incidents and say at this point, there's no evidence they are connected. investigators say the driver in the new orleans attack acted alone it wasn't spider by isis. nbc news reports the fbi found remnants of bomb making and the attacker's home and who's in and a significant amount of bomb making materials in his trailer in texas. senior national correspondent tom llamas will start a solve with the latest from louisiana. >> reporter: tonight, this new video showing the high-speed terror attack in the early hours of new year's day. people celebrating on bourbon street in new orleans, scrambling to dodge the white pickup truck the fbi says was driven by 42-year-old texas born shamsud-din bahar jabbar. he died after crashing into a crane and getting into a shootout with police. 14 people killed in the attack. dozens injured

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"the 11th hour" with the fabulous stephanie ruhle starts now. >> good evening, once again i'm stephanie ruhle, thrilled to be back with you. welcome to the first nightcap of the new year and official start of the 119th congress. let's take a deep breath for that. both chambers were sworn in and house speaker mike johnson held on to his gavel on the first try --l eventually. donald trump did make calls to put him over the finish line. but the president-elect is not the only one throwing his weight around. joe biden blocked nippon steel nifrom purchasing u.s. steel citing national security concerns. both companies responded saying the president's statement and order do not present any credible evident of a national security issue is making it clear this is a political decision. nightcap is in with us. cbs senior analyst and ceo, host and managing editor of accelerate's daily news podcast, and former chief communications adviser for paul ryan and john boehner. start with you and mike johnson. dramatic, a lot of headlines, but end of the day, donald trump has one priority, to be sworn in as

"the 11th hour" with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> good evening, i am stephanie ruhle. thrilled to be back with you. welcome to the first nightcap of the new year and the official start of the 119th congress. let's take a deep breath for that. this afternoon both chambers were sworn in and house speaker mike johnson held onto his gavel on the first try it eventually. donald trump did make some calls to put it over the finish line but the president elect is not the only one throwing his weight around. joe biden formerly blocked japan's nippon steel from purchasing u.s. steel citing national security concerns. both responded to the move saying "the president's statement and order to not present any credible evidence of a national security issue is making it clear that this was a political decision. let's bring in our nightcap, senior analyst and ceo of i- 5.a.i. and the managing editor of daily slate and the communication adviser for paul ryan and jon weiner. let's start with you and mike johnson. this was obviously dramatic and made a lot of headlines but at the end of t

i am stephanie ruhle. on the morning of january 7, 2021, facebook's chief executive mark zuckerberg announced trump will remain banned from posting to the social network after the capitol riots took place the day before. that ban would last for more than two years. today, exactly four years later on the morning of january 7, 2025, that same man, mark zuckerberg announced that meta which runs facebook and instagram will end the fact- checking program. he said the decision was influenced by the results of the november election. hallie jackson has all these very important details. >> new fallout after meta-mac make a move to eliminate traditional fact-checking on the biggest social media platform. >> we reached a point where there's too many mistakes into much censorship. fact checkers have been too politically biased and destroyed more trust than they created. >> a significant ship from fact- checking put in place after trump's first win. meta will rely on community notes. in other words, user input similar

i am stephanie ruhle. privileged to be with you here tonight. today, what used to be business as usual at the u.s. capitol happened, will normally it's normal every four years. congress voted to certify the results of the 2024 presidential election. officially naming donald john trump the winner and it was presided over by vice president kamala harris who, of course, lost that election. it was a much different picture than what we experience four years ago when donald trump's most ardent supporters rioted at the capitol to try to prevent congress from certifying his 2020 loss. my colleague garrett haake starts us off with all those details. >> reporter: tonight and it recension lasting 40 minutes, congress county state electoral votes. >> donald j. trump from the state of florida received 30 votes for president. >> reporter: certifying the victory of president elect trump who takes office as the 47th commander in chief. as president of the senate, vice president kamala harris overseeing the certification of her own defeat. >> donald j. trump of

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle, privileged to be here with you. today, what used to be business as usual at the u.s. capitol happened, normally it's normal every four years. congress voted to certify the results of the 2024 election, officially naming donald john trump the winner, resided over by vice president kamala harris who lost the election. it was a much different picture than four years ago when donald trump's ardent supporters rioted at the capitol to prevent certifying trump's loss. >> reporter: tonight in a joint session lasting just 40 minutes, congress counting state electoral votes. >> donald j. trump in florida -- >> reporter: certifying the sweeping victory of donald trump who takes office as the 47th commander in chief. vice president kamala harris overseeing the certification of her own defeat. >> donald j. trump has received 312 votes. kamala d. harris of the state of california has received 226 votes.6 >> reporter: a stark departure from the violence four years ago when a mob of trump supporters attacked the capitol, delaying t

i am stephanie ruhle., 2021, facebook's chief executive mark zuckerberg announced trump will remain banned from posting to the social network after the capitol riots took place the day before. that ban would last for more

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. looking to the midweek nightcap. today we are following the devastating wildfires in southern california. these images are almost hard to believe. it is the most destructive in los angeles city history. president joe biden appeared with governor gavin newsom to brief the public on disaster relief efforts. he approved a major disaster declaration to get federal assistance to the region. there are multiple fires burning right now across the area. at least five people are confirmed dead. more than 1000 structures have been destroyed, and tens of thousands of people are under mandatory evacuation orders. we are trying to get my colleague, dottie schwartz, the shot up from los angeles. they're currently having a problem with his signal. as soon as we can get him we will bring them to you live. but right now i want to bring in our team from washington, d.c., resident elect donald trump met with republican senators there about his agenda and the new senate majority leader john thune has a list ready. watch this. >> republic

once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. >>> on the morning of january 7th , 2021, facebook's mark zuckerberg announced donald trump would be banned from posting from the capitol riots that happened the day before. that ban would last two years. today four years later on the morning of january 7th, 2024, that same mark zuckerberg announced meta which runs both facebook and instagram will end its fact checking program. he said the decision was influenced by the results of november's election. my colleague hallie jackson has all of these very important details. >> new fallout after meta's mega move to eliminate traditional fact checking on the world's biggest social media platform. >> we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes and too much censorship. the fact checkers have been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the u.s. >> it's a significant shift from the fact checking put in place after donald trump's first win. instead meta will now rely on community notes, in other words, user input similar to what elon musk's x platform d

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> greetings, i'm simone to sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. tonight americans are on edge after the terror attack in new orleans and the cybertruck explosion in las vegas. today authorities released more information about both incidents, and say at this point there is no evidence they are connected. investigators say the driver in the new orleans attack acted alone and was inspired by isis. nbc news reports that the fbi found remnants of bomb making in the attackers home in houston, and a signal for an amount of bomb making materials and chemicals in his trailer in harris county texas. nbc's senior national correspondent tom llamas will start us off with the latest from louisiana. >> reporter: tonight, this new video showing the high-speed terror attack in the early hours of new year's day. >> we got a white, white card, i need ems in canal and bourbon now. >> reporter: people celebrating on bourbon street in new orleans scrambling to dodge that white pickup truck the fbi says was driven by 42-year-old texas born jabbar. he died after c

i'm stephanie ruhle and it is day two of the second trump administration. and there is a lot going on right now. a rush of executive orders. outrageous claims that easily could distract us. but we're going to focus focus on the develops developments that we think are most important to you, starting with this tonight, the men and women who were convicted in the january 6th attack are rejoicing as their pardons are processed and they are let out of custody. my colleague peter alexander has those details. >> tonight, the president is facing new backlash for pardoning or commuting the sentences of everyone convicted for their actions on january 6th and those still under investigation. >> these are the hostages. approximately 1500 for a pardon? >> yes. full pardon. >> including those found guilty of assaulting police officers. four years ago. president trump condemned the violence. >> to those. >> who engaged in the acts of violence and destruction. you do not represent. >> our country. >> and to those who broke the. >> law, you will pay. >> the president's move

i am stephanie ruhle, and today, the first of donald trump's cabinet picks for his second administratione and more likely that he's going to get

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, trump's controversial pick to run the pentagon is now on track for likely confirmation after being grilled at a senate hearing, then los angeles on edge as dangerous winds fuel fears of new wildfires. the latest from california's governor gavin newsom and elon musk, who already owns x and tesla, could be adding tiktok to his portfolio as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle, and today, the first of donald trump's cabinet picks for his second administration, faced questioning in a confirmation hearing. and this evening, it looks more and more likely that he's going to get confirmed. peter hegseth, donald trump's pick for secretary of defense, took questions from the senate armed services committee. he got a warm welcome, mostly from republicans and a serious grilling from democrats over his past conduct and qualifications. but one of the most closely watched senators was iowa republican and iraq war veteran joni ernst. early on, she was very skeptical of his nomination. bu

i'm stephanie ruhle. with donald trump's inauguration now just four days away, we are quickly seeing the next administration take shape. as a flurry of trump's picks head to the hill today, senators questioned witnesses about potential attorney general pam bondi in two days, two days after her confirmation hearing, and four other nominees took the hot seat to begin their hearings, including trump's pick for treasury secretary scott bessent. watch this. >> the tax cuts and jobs act, which senator wyden and i have both mentioned already and you've mentioned in your remarks the attack on this statute, this law, which is law. >> i remind everybody it is the law now, it was passed in 2017, is that it was a tax cut for the wealthy. i appreciate you, mr. bessent, noting that it will be a four plus trillion dollar tax increase if we do not extend this law. >> this is the single most important economic issue of the day. this is pass fail that if we do not the fix these tax cuts, if we do not renew and extend, then

tim miller, stephanie ruhle, my friends, my colleague. thank you guys both for joining me this thursday night. i appreciate you coming up. rudy giuliani agrees to a settlement in his defamation lawsuit with georgia election workers without giving up any of his real estate or fancy jewels. where exactly did the cash strapped former mayor get the funds? we're going to discuss that. but first, the purge is on. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee is stripped of his position because he was not maga enough. we will talk to a member of the committee who spoke with the ousted chair. coming right up ousted chair. coming right up next. stay with us. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. there's never been a moment you were forgotten. you are not hopeless. though you have been broken. your innocent stolen. i hear your. s.o.s, your s.o.s. i will send out an army to find you. in the middle of the darkest night. it's true. i will rescue

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight the trump. administration ramps up its nationwide immigration crackdown. a closer look on who is being targeted. then the president unleashes more executive orders that seem to take a few pages right out of project 2025 playbook. we break it all down. plus, a chinese artificial intelligence startup says it's made a cheaper ai chatbot by sending the u.s. tech market spiraling. as the. >> 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is day eight of the second trump administration, and the white house has wasted absolutely no time implementing their immigration crackdown. multiple agencies are collaborating to carry out sweeps throughout the country. >> our own. >> gabe gutierrez brings us the details on the ground in the city of chicago. >> reporter. >> tonight, president trump's promised crackdown on illegal immigration is underway. we get a firsthand look in chicago, riding along with ice agents at dawn. >> we are putting more. resources towar

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> the death toll climbs in the l.a. area. wildfires as high winds are set to cause critical fire conditions until wednesday. we've got the latest from the ground on the wildfires and california's insurance crisis. then money, power, politics, new reporting on former lobbyists scoring top, top jobs in the trump administration. plus, lawmakers are bracing for a train wreck of confirmation hearings. we're previewing the big week on capitol hill for trump's picks like pete hegseth. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle, and tomorrow morning will mark one week since the wildfires began burning in los angeles. and right now, the national weather service is sounding the alarm again about what this week might have in store for the area. the agency is warning about dry air and wind gusts up to 70mph, calling it a particularly dangerous situation for fires. right now, as we know, of 24 people are dead and at least 23 still missing. we know at least 12,000 buildings have been d

tim miller, stephanie ruhle, my friends, my colleague. thank you guys both for joining me this thursday night i appreciate you. coming up, rudy giuliani agrees to a settlement in his defamation lawsuit with georgia election workers without giving up any of his real estate or fancy jewels. where exactly did the cash strapped former mayor get the funds? we're going to discuss that. but first, the purge is on. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee is stripped of his position because he was not maga enough. we will talk to a member of the committee who spoke with the ousted chair. coming right up next. stay with us. >> wow. incredible. amazing. my go to is lumify eye drops. lumify dramatically reduces redness in one minute. and look at the difference. >> my eyes look brighter and whiter for up to eight hours. >> lumify it's kind of amazing. >> lumify it's kind of amazing. >> see for yourself. one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food, no family dinners, no special treats, not enough

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i'm stephanie ruhle, and after 466 days of war, israel and hamas have reached a cease fire agreement that they hope will lead to a permanent end to the conflict. it is expected to go into effect this sunday. our own richard engel has those details. >> in gaza, the reaction was immediate and joyful. relief that the war is coming to an end. crowds gathered in israel too, but with mixed emotions. the hostages are due to come home, but in some cases only their remains for more than 14 400 days of struggle. >> a day of success has arrived. >> the deal was negotiated by qatar, egypt and the united states. president biden saying it was built on a framework he proposed last may and conditions finally made it possible after more than 15 months of war. >> hamas senior leaders are dead with nowhere to turn. hamas finally agreed to releasing hostages. >> the state department said the involvement of president elect trump's envoy in the talks was also critical. today, trump posting the epic cease fire agreement only happened because of his election victory. president biden was asked, who deserves

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is day one of the second trump administration. donald trump has been president for a grand total of 11 hours, and he wasted no time imposing his will on american government. tonight, he announced he was pardoning or commuting the sentences of virtually everyone involved in the january 6th attack on the capitol. that includes stewart rhodes. remember that name, the founder of the oath keepers, and enrique tarrio, the former leader of the proud boys. both of these men were tried in federal court and convicted of seditious conspiracy. conspiracy. donald trump also signed an order redefining birthright citizenship for more than 150 years, the 14th amendment has given american citizenship to anyone born on american soil. but donald trump is trying to restrict that, saying that will not be the case for children of undocumented immigrants. by the way, tonight, donald trump said the u.s. is the only country with birthright citizenship. well, for facts sake, that is not true. many other countries have it, including mexico and canada. donal

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is day eight of the second trump administration, and the white house has wasted absolutely no time implementing their immigration crackdown. multiple agencies are collaborating to carry out sweeps throughout the country. our own gabe gutierrez brings us the details on the ground in the city of chicago. >> reporter tonight, president trump's promised crackdown on illegal immigration is underway. we get a firsthand look in chicago, riding along with ice agents at dawn. >> we are putting more resources towards enforcement now. >> the first stop an apartment complex. no one answered the door. they're not allowed to go inside, so we're moving on. it can take a team of federal officers hours to make one arrest. >> i think. >> on this team, we're. >> close to ten. >> close to ten. >> just going after one suspect. there's a lot of manpower. >> it is. >> we're now heading to the northwest part of the city. yesterday, they couldn't find one particular 25 year old from mexico with a lengthy c

good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is a privilege to be here with you. our nightcap crew would normally be here. they will be back next week. but tonight we have got a lot of breaking news to cover. so let's get started. down in southern california, officials are only beginning to survey the absolute devastation. at least 11 people have been killed in the historic wildfires, but that number continues to climb. officials say they are making good progress, but there is still a very long road ahead. the palisades fire is only 8% contained, burning more than 20,000 acres, while the eaton fire is only 3% contained, burning more than 14,000 acres. the disaster response has faced multiple complications, including a water pressure crisis which has left some hydrants completely empty. while firefighters have been battling the blazes, governor gavin newsom ordered a state water and fire official investigation into what happened. also tonight, nbc news has confirmed that a major reservoir in pacific palisades was out of commission when the fire first erupted. a for

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight. >> donald trump. >> signs off on a slew of executive. orders as republicans debate major cuts to cover the cost of his massive agenda. new details on what's being considered, then, the many potential crypto opportunities for the president and his family to boost their bottom lines. plus, trump's order to end birthright citizenship. >> is blocked. >> for now. our legal expert is here to break it all down for us at the 11th hour. gets underway on this thursday night. >> good evening. >> once. >> again i'm. >> stephanie ruhle. >> it is day four. of the. >> second trump administration, and the. flood of. >> executive orders shows no signs of stopping. >> president trump signed. several big ones today, one. >> declassifying all records in the assassinations. >> of former president. >> john f kennedy. senator robert f kennedy and. >> martin luther king jr. >> another directing. >> his administration. >> to evaluate the idea. >> of having a national. >> crypto stockpile. pay attention to that. >> we also got some very. >> big develop

tim miller, stephanie ruhle, my friends, my colleague. thank you guys both for joining me this thursday night. i appreciate you coming up. rudy giuliani agrees to a settlement in his defamation lawsuit with georgia election workers without giving up any of his real estate or fancy jewelry. where exactly did the cash strapped former mayor get the funds? we're going to discuss that. but first, the purge is on. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee is stripped of his position because he was not maga enough. we will talk to a member of the committee who spoke with the ousted chair. coming right up next. stay with us. >> when you call us for help, we answer even at 3:00 in the morning. >> try us. >> holidays, nights and weekends because justice never sleeps. >> morgan and morgan for the people.com. >> do not buy generic viagra until you check out this program. giving away 100mg generic viagra for just $0.87. cvs and walgreens don't want you to know about this, because they sell the same tablets for 30 to $40 each. don't b

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle begins right now. >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle, and welcome to the nightcap. tonight we are just three days away from donald trump's inauguration, and for only the third time in u.s. history, it will be held in the capitol rotunda because of freezing weather on his social media site. donald trump said he announced that this move and noted it has not happened since ronald reagan's second swearing in. and while president joe biden warns of an american oligarchy on the horizon, trump will be flanked by the world's richest men at his inauguration ceremony. the group includes elon musk, jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg and now tiktok ceo. this is what's odd. earlier today, the supreme court upheld the ban on the chinese based app that is set to begin on sunday. president biden has already announced he will not enforce it, leaving the fate of the tiktok app to his successor. and trump has already signaled he does not want it to be banned. with that, let's bring in our nightcap. it's a great one. former republican congressman christopher shays

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, the dramatic shift in. >> washington as the white house issues. >> sweeping new. >> directives on immigration. mass deportation. >> and ending di. >> then one of america's top ceos defends. >> trump's tariff. >> push and. >> says consumers. worried about higher prices. >> they should get over it. >> and just. >> three days. >> into the new administration, elon musk attacks the president's. $500 billion ai project. >> as the 11th hour. >> gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening. >> once again. i am stephanie ruhle. >> it is day three. >> of the second trump. >> administration, and the. >> president is moving quickly. >> to test. >> the limits of. how far he can push his agenda. just look. >> at his actions on immigration. >> already today. officials confirmed 1500 active. >> duty troops. >> will deploy to the southern border to help customs and border patrol with logistics and transportation. the military has fulfilled this role in the past, but. trump also directed the incoming defense. >> secretary and. >> homel

i am stephanie ruhle. it is day three of the second trump administration, and the president is moving quickly to test the limits of how far he can push his agenda. just look at his actions on immigration. already today, officials confirmed 1500 active duty troops will deploy to the southern border to help customs and border patrol with logistics and transportation. the military has fulfilled this role in the past, but trump also directed the incoming defense secretary and homeland security chief to advise him on invoking the insurrection act that would allow those troops to be used in civilian law enforcement on u.s. soil for the first time in many decades. plus, trump's justice department is now threatening to prosecute state and local officials who defy his mass deportation plans and on his order ending birthright citizenship, which is already facing legal challenges. the new york times points out this it was something he pushed his administration to do in his first term right up until the 2020 election,

and the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the devastating wildfires burning out los angeles. thousands of buildings burned in what's being called the worst blaze in the city's history. we have reporter standing by and we will talk to

i am symone sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. you can catch me saturday and sunday mornings on our show the weekend. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow. i will see you this weekend. t. >>> tonight on all in. >> today america stands with the people of new orleans. >>> new details on the attacks in new orleans and las vegas. >> both individuals were u.s.- born citizens. the individual in new orleans appears to have acted alone. >> is the next administration bends reality for its own purposes. >> the president elect also said, quote, the criminals coming in are worse than the criminals we have in our country. >> what we are learning about both attacks and the information wars surrounding them. >>> cheney was behind it and so was bennie thompson for what they did, honestly, they should go to jail. >> joel barnes move to protect trump's political targets from his threats of retribution. >> elizabeth cheney for putting the american people over party.

>>> good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, and you are watching a special year and edition of the 11th hour. we are going to look ahead at the year that will be. the new administration, economy and a list of concerns for every american. plus, i will sit down with comedian jim gaffigan. but first, let's get things off with philip pump, and democratic strategist and former executive director of the new york state democratic party and david jolly joins us, former republican congressman from florida and political contributor. i want to start with media. i mean, to you first. what will coverage of this trump white house look like in the face of donald trump's repeated attempts to intimidate the media? when any journalist, from a big or small organization now at least has a small voice in their head that they could face legal consequences from this administration. how is that going to affect coverage? >> you and i work for media outlets and we understand that there are people responsible for the books and the journalism. obviously there is a relationship between the two and as journ

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his state's governor he signed a ban on trans students in school sports but he couldn't tell stephanie ruhle real-world problem. >> can you name one example of a transgender child trying to gain an unfair competitive advantage at a school there in west virginia? >> well, stephanie, i don't have that experience exactly to myself right now but i will say this -- >> not yourself, your state. sir, can you give me one example of a transgender child trying to get an unfair advantage? just one in your state. you signed a bill about it. >> i can't really tell you one. >> this republican moral panic has given most americans a wildly incorrect notion of the scale of just trans life in america. so in 2022, hugo polled 1000 americans and found they really tend to vastly overestimate the size of basically every minority group, including the proportion of people who are transgender. respondents guest more than a fifth of the country was trans. the pure estimate is 0.6%. oh, but they're taking over women's and girls sports. another just lie as the head of the ncaa told the senate last month. >> how many at

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