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w. bush white house, i have an old fashioned view of this and a pretty hard line. tie jacket, no jeans, oval office. that's where i stand on this. but if we're going to hold on, hold. can you let me finish? because that's exactly what. >> i was about to say. didn't even if we're going to have, you know how zelenskyy well played. >> president zelenskyy for what he's wearing, then we should also criticize elon musk for wearing a hat and a t-shirt. >> tell it to. donald trump and. >> jd vance. so i mean, i just did being you're being consistent, but the white house isn't being consistent. and they have no credibility to talk about decorum. i mean, the reason why this question was asked is because this so-called reporter from one american news was there. why was this person even in the room? why was there a reporter from the russian news agency tass, state media from russia in the room, in the oval office? that's that's what i'm talking about. i talk about the incompetence of this, this administration. and yet you can't have the associated press there because trump doe

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senator from missouri, and elise jordan, former aide to the george w bush white house and state department. both are msnbc political analysts who want to go first. >> welcome, welcome very much. well, that was rich. this whole evening was just filled with a lot of stuff. at least. i want to start with you on on an aspect of this, which i thought was how so? how should we put it, rich? it was a rich moment for me when trump talked about an unelected bureaucracy. let's take a quick listen to that, please. >> we have hundreds of thousands of federal workers who have not been showing up to work. my administration will reclaim power from this unaccountable bureaucracy, and we will restore true democracy to america again. and any federal bureaucrat who resists this change will be removed from office immediately. because we are draining the swamp. it's very simple. and the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over. >> so there were two aspects of that that i thought were rich. one, the bobbleheads behind the president voted for those bureaucrats in that bureaucracy that they're now sitting t

w. >> bush white house. >> and state department.an, your reaction to the president's speech last night? your senator's democratic response? and how do democrats drive this message. moving forward? well, it. >> was 100. >> minutes. >> as we've all discussed, of a lot of drama and theater and two minutes of economics. so but also, i'm going to be very honest with. >> you. >> it was one of the tensest nights. >> i can't. >> count how many state of the unions i've attended over the years, both as a member and a spouse. and it was it was. >> like nothing that i had ever seen. >> i will. >> say this. i think elissa. >> slotkin did. >> an. >> excellent job. >> she. >> by the way. >> wound up. >> michigan's the down river, as you all hear me talk about the area that made me say to you in 2016, hillary clinton wasn't going to win. i think she delivered a very direct message about the issues that are facing us and are the issues that we've got to work on, and democrats have got to do a better job of listening to. >> working people. >> talking

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w" today. first appearance since leaving the white house. >> here are the facts. of voter turnout in his favor from the standpoint of blacks, latinos, young voters, increased as numbers in that regard i'm 2020. 89% of the county shifted to the right. that is a mandate. >> he does not have a mandate. just look at the facts. he won with the smallest margin of the popular vote since the 19 century. the house is razor-thin. he is on his way and the first 100 days to be the most unpopular president in the first 100 days. that is not a mandate. >> sandra: made for tv moment. anything shock you? >> condolences to the couch he shot to make that blazer. stephen a. smith who i love was spitting truth. congrats to him on never getting invited back because they did not want to hear what he had to save your democrats are opposing trump on 80/20 issues. shot down the bill that would have -- is democracy really on the ballot? no, because they are ignoring the will of the people. >> sandra: thanks again for having me on your show. it was seriously fun. therapeutic. >> it was a go

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nbc's brian chung and elise jordan, former white house and state department aide under white, under president george w bush. both ashley and elise are msnbc political analyst. all right, brian, i know you've been working the phones. tell us a little more about what the president just announced. >> yeah, it's been pretty dizzying the developments over the course of this week. so the tariffs just kind of rehash here began at midnight on tuesday. and that was 25% on all imports coming in from mexico and canada. and then now we have the exemption yesterday on the automakers themselves. and now at least with regards to mexico, that exemption now applies to any good that is a compliant with the usmca, which is the trade deal that the united states has with mexico and canada, which, by the way, was negotiated by president donald trump in his first term in 2020. so it does seem like that would cover a large amount of goods here. so agricultural producers that maybe export fruits and vegetables from mexico to the united states can breathe a sigh of relief, at least for right now, because, as was clear in that

and ashley davis, former white house official under george w. bush. i want to bring it to the group chat now because and maybe start with you, ashley, welcome to the table. thank you. can you have and complain about biden nomics without biden? >> i don't think this ever works. first of all, good morning and thanks for having me on your show. and your voice is so calming. i don't think that blaming a prior administration is ever a good idea, because you're automatically looking like you're on the defense. >> yeah, also checks notes. it's march. like it is not a january conversation. >> exactly, but it is 50 days in. however, this is this is around trump's neck right now. and obviously what the markets like. we are still in a bull market, which i think is very important. however, i think that what markets obviously love is certainty and stability. and that is not what these what trump's doing in regards to tariffs is really what's happening and showing them, you know, the stability that they need. so i think we're going to continue to see this for a whi

committee chair for the state of new york's democratic committee and former white house spokesperson under president george w. bush. pete, see, friends, i'm going to change focus a little bit to this speech tomorrow night. and what else the president will or will not discuss, because the wall street journal and politico and a lot of people are writing this morning about what donald trump, the president, has not been focused as much on stephen moore, who is a fierce ally of president trump for years and years, now raises some concerns about how this white house isn't addressing the economy so much. stephen moore says, quote, i'm nervous about it. stephen moore, a veteran outside adviser to trump on economic issues. we have a graphic of this. the trump administration needs to keep its eye on what's happening with prices. it should be a top priority. the trend is a little bit troubling. what do you think of that, pete? >> i don't know. >> well, presidents. >> have. >> to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> and particularly when it comes. >> to president donald. >> trump. >> there was a lengthy. to do list th

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here is gop strategist and former white house spokesperson under george w. bush, pete seat.hat he's finding it easier to deal with the russians? >> president zelenskyy has not been easy to deal with because he's bad at reading the room. he's so bad at reading the room he might be the 2028 democratic nominee for president of the united states. he misread the oval office meeting with donald trump and vice president vance and he is misreading the menu of options available to him and his country. the quicker he grasps that, the better for reaching a peaceful resolution to this conflict. donald trump is corrected that right now, russia holds the cards. they are the aggressor, they are the invader, they would have to lay down their arms but the united states, as the mediator in a peaceful negotiation, we have cards to play, he started to play one of those by resurrecting the idea of sanctions against russia. we have cards to play. sometimes we've got to keep our cards close to the vest but russia has some. jon: the ukrainians lost crimea under president obama. then they lose part