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and i never spoke to steve and ryan from the international committee for the red cross in southern gaza in aust about the situation for civilians as heavy fighting continues. ok, well thank you for having me on this morning. firstly, and as our listeners will have just seen and heard the situation in gaza is in describes of, of the condition for civilians are facing a loss of life, the continued soften. and they, they extreme challenges that organization touches the international community at the right cost, the i c, or if you're facing and bringing aging together and being able to distribute it safely. under the current conditions, we've reached the limits of humanitarian action, an environment like this. right now people are without many people are without food, water, and you've seen people are without shelter people or would i, i would as kind of taishan facilities. and these conditions are obviously key in new maine. but along with additionally coming in was some aid is trickling in as a need for more. but there's also the need to be able to distribute, to take me and to make sure

all right, ryan, steve safe, always a pleasure to check in with you pal, ryan dalson, their geopolitical analyst joining us from soul south korea, well president. the international charity group doctors without borders has recently visited palestinian territories, he said situation in gaza is unimaginable and inhumane. for seven weeks we saw simply that the israeli forces were killing people, children, entire families and they are doing it wontenly, people trying escape unpredictable bombardment, trying to find safety in a place where not nowhere was safe and now over 1.7 million people are displaced and they are living in the most cramped, chaotic, horrific conditions, this is unimaginable, this is inhumane, the situation today in gaza, as you all are aware of, is catastrophic, it has gone beyond the what we call humanitarian crisis, it is humanitarian catastrophe, at last count nearly three quarters of the... hospitals in the gaza streep are not functioning, almost none in northern gaza are functioning, and systematic attacks have destroyed the healthcare system. this brutal annihilala

i want to bring in capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles, nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki, susan page, washington bureau chief of usa today and matthew dowd, chief strategist and msnbc political analyst. so, ryan, what exactly are we going to see going forward? >> reporter: well, first, jose, i want to point out that george santos just left the capitol for the last time. he is no longer a member of congress. he normally is someone who takes every opportunity to give his point of view to the assembled television cameras. he did not take that opportunity today. instead, waded through a mass of reporters and cameras to a waiting car and just took off to leave washington for the last time. i did have an opportunity to yell a question at him, to ask him what he would have to say to his constituents, he did not take up the opportunity to answer that question. but this is the end of a saga that has been going on from before he was even seated as a member of congress when the initial reports came out about the inconsistencies in his background and then the subsequent inve

said trump was guilty but put this to the courts. >> and now here we are. >> and we are also, ryan and steve, in the context of a court, that has clarence thomas on it. whose wife, ginni thomas, was denying the election just as early as last year, and attending the stop the steal rally and he has shown no indication that he has any intent of recusing himself. >> i think he should, just for the public interest and the fairness of the proceedings and to see the court as beyond reproach. his spouse is directly in communication with john eastman, a codefendant for donald trump in the georgia case. she's indirect communication with mark meadows, who is an indicted co-conspirator in the georgia case -- >> calling it the greatest heist of our history. >> it wasn't just that she was texting with him but it was about overturning the election for donald trump, after the election was held and she's very much supportive and she's pushing meadows in fact, into that space, that would be the time that he would recuse himself. he's recused himself previously but it was a case that was directly about the com

frederick douglass was alive, called second corinthians "two corinthians," called kevin mccarthy steve, called paul ryanlked out of an executive order ceremony after forgetting to sign an executive order, and suggested injecting bleach to kill covid [ laughter and applause almost as bad. still, britney and taylor. in a newly released letter, former president trump's physician said his overall health is excellent and his physical exams are within normal range. but take that with a grain of salt because the letter also said his coat is shiny and he's negative for heartworms. [ laughter ] also, he wrote his -- scratched out "rex" and then his name. [ light laughter ] the white house celebrated president biden's birthday last night with an instagram post showing him blowing out a dozen -- dozens! dozens of candles. [ laughter ] dozens of candles on a cake. and just quick question for the democratic party is anybody in charge of pr [ laughter ] you want people to forget how old he is, you serve him up a birthday cake that looks like a garbage can fire at a hobo camp? hey, ever heard of these yeah, those, tha

host: again, that is steve in california. ryan is also from california, democrat line. caller: hi, pedro. i want to be bipartisan. you guys did some grades a couple of weeks back, and i never dived in, but i would like to give in a --an a to my brothers and the republican party. i think the democratic party has gotten a little crazy. in some ways, it is how they are trying to destroy this country. i would like to give them an a even though they have not been very productive, it is checks and balances. that is how this country, constitution works. i also want to give my democrats credit, too. i want to give them in a in the senate for doing a -- host: that is a viewer in california. people have been posting in relation to one topic that took a lot of airtime, so to speak, when it comes to the coverage of congress. this is a text from beverly smith in alabama. it is the saga of george santos for me. nnot believe how gullible people are, believing this compulsive liar that he had the gall to run for public office. d en another -- sorry about that. th is pam in north caroli

host: again, that is steve in california. ryan is also from california, democrat line. caller: hi, pedro. i want to be bipartisan. you guys did some grades a couple of weeks back, and i never dived in, but i would like to give in a --an a to my brothers and the republican party. i think the democratic party has gotten a little crazy. in some ways, it is how they are trying to destroy this country. i would like to give them an a even though they have not been very productive, it is checks and balances. that is how this country, constitution works. i also want to give my democrats credit, too. i want to give them in a in the senate for doing a -- host: that is a viewer in california. people have been posting in relation to one topic that took a lot of airtime, so to speak, when it comes to the coverage of congress. this is a text from beverly smith in alabama. it is the saga of george santos for me. cannot believe how gullible people are, believing this compulsive liar that he had the gall to run for public office. d then another -- sorry about that. this is pam in north

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. >> ryan, jonathan, thanks to all of you. and poll positions, next. steve kornacki joining us from the big board to go inside the numbers of our new iowa poll. that's next on "andrea mitchell reports" when we're back in just 60 seconds. you're watching msnbc. in just 60 seconds you're watching msnbc. >>> former president trump's lead in iowa is growing. he's now more than 30 points ahead of his closest rivals and the enthusiasm of trump supporters has also grown. according to a new poll. joining us to break down the numbers, steve kornacki at the big board and mark murray. so, steve, first to you. is donald trump's strength based on the evangelical voters, other key parts of the republican base? he's been campaigning there, but not as much as some of the other candidates. >> yeah. let's look and break that down a little bit. as you mentioned, overall, here's where the race is. trump notably now with an outright majority. 51% among likely caucusgoers. an increase of eight points since october. so where is that 51% drawn from? you mentioned evangelicals. they

. >> we're going to be talking to steve kornacki at the top of next hour breaking down who was voted on in favor of his expulsion. i want to pick up on where ryan left off and your reaction to house leadership, republican house leadership voting in favor of keeping george santos and his seat. >> you know, i'm not too troubled by it. i'm a santos critic. he was a one-man crime squad and i'm glad he's gone and i'm glad over 100 republican members of congress voted to get rid of him. but you have to look at the context of this. we're in a very different situation in the house. it is extremely close, and if you're the majority in control, and there's only a couple of seats between the parties that decide control, you have all the power. so politics is always first in the house, and my guess of what happened was they didn't -- the leadership, which is, yeah, he's a rat, but, you know, we got to control the -- we don't want to give up our majority, enough republicans between conscience and political fear said no, no, we're going to vote to dunk this guy, so they opened the flood gates and didn't try to whip people to protect him, which is why it was

steve patterson, thank you for that. >>> north dakota senator kevin kramer is sharing details of what happens the night his son was charged with manslaughter after a deadly police chase. nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryanles joins us now. >> reporter: what we know for sure is this is a horrific and tragic situation in every sense of the word. what the senator's office is saying is that his son who's 42 years old and has a history of mental health problems was with his mother at the time, and was grieving the loss of his brother who had died a couple of years ago, and took off in his mother's car. they ended up calling the police to inform them of the fact that he was on the run in a high speed situation, and police went to respond to that. it ended up being a police chase which led to the death of a sheriff's deputy. as a result, senator kevin cramer's son has been charged with manslaughter. the senator's office expressing grief and sorrow for the family of the deputy killed in the incident and his family members, but they're also asking for a degree of remorse for their son. he has a history of mental health problems, has dealt with paranoia and hallucinations. he rushed back to north dakota to be wit