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the there is big news, it would be that the republicans have tried to go ahead and twist thing s and whae have done is set up conditions to try to prevent that. >> david, you are right in the middle of all this. people don't get to hear directly from you very often. david kelly. >>> coming up, was it a stolen election in north carolina? this is an important story when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> now we turn to an important revelation of alleged election tampering in north carolina's ninth district with a twist. the apparent fraud helping a republican candidate. the board of elections voted twice to not certify the election results because of these allegations of tampering with absentee ballots. voters have filed affidavits about strangers coming to their door to do an illegal ballot correction. minority voters

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they like to look way off into the futurs and wha interesting is while the trump administration's beenge out of theon nati security strategy, out of the defense strategy and out of dod reports and to cut funding where it can,il mean the congress in the last two nationalefense authorization acts has played a really, really important role, sort p ofting reporting requirements. every service has to identify the tenle most vulner bases and mitigation efforts and you ve to come up with antarctic strategy for when the ice melts and you have to factor climate change into your operational planning and this gives the department top cover. i actually think there is a role for the military as that respected institutiono sort of being truth speakers on this and to say this is real. we're planning for it it and we're spending money on it to ntinue to protect the country, so you know, let's get over it and get on with >> this is an interesting dynamic in the congress as the president has acted irresponsibly on climate and made some reckless comments. more and more republicans in the house have moved

whas the update on that? >> i spoke to fema's spokesman, brad pierce, and have been more than 80 trailers sitting there and more on their way to california. >> why are they just sitting there? >> that's good question. fema has to find lots to put them and they have to figure out a bunch of stuff. so after the fire, peoplefe ed churches and ranches and mobile home parksll offered space but more than to have hook ups for utilities, sege and water and schools and medical facilities have to be nearby. and they say it takes time and it could literally take anywhere from a week to four months to assess sites and actually get people in trailers. >> and they're planning to bring in how many total? >> femassesses they need about 2,000. they say that number could n gedut right now there's a little over 2,000 on their way but body is in trailer or an rv yet. >> it's got to be so frustrating i know for people who really need aome right now. is there any type of short term recovery housing plan or are people pretty much l

no word on wha caused this crash. the government shutdown continues. >> tourists hoping to get a close look at the national christmas tree can't get any further than the perimeter fence. the informatikiosks are unstaffed. most of the open air monuments are open but the restrooms at some sites are closed. >> how can it happen in washington in the usa. it's difficult to understand that. >> it's not good for tourists. you're hereor a few days and you expect a good view of the country. >> the national park service also limited emergency rescue services on the hiking trails due to the shutdown. >>> over the weekend on twitter jose andres said each of his d.c. restaurants will be giving out free sandwiches until workers get paid again. we have list of all the restaurants participating. >> todz- rger is also helping government workers giving out free bgers at t location on wisconsin avenue between 11:00 am. 7:00 p.m.. drop by and get a free burger. just bringour government i.d. in 2013 they gave out 15,000 burgers during the

and what they say is that wha the president put in those answers lines up with what cohen said and that he's fine there. now in a trumpian twist, the president came out from the white house after cohen pled and said he was lying that day. he called him a liar. and said he was lying to reduce his sentence. well, if cohen is lying, then what -- it doesn'tine up with what the president was saying in las answers. sort of cic trump there. robert: maybe mueller comes back with more questions for the president about all this at some point. >> i findt very hard to believe that bob mueller will be simply satisfitt with wri responses from donald trump on a small sliver of the investigation. robert: roz, great to have you here at the table. you've been following cohen for so long. you know h valuable he really is to robert mueller's investigation. what does your reporting tell you about that question. >> w well,e know it was revealed yesterday that he sat down with bob mueller team i believe seven separate times just in the last few months. so there a lot of information. i mean, this is a guy who

i said here's the latest on wha we can expect from the orioles and the astros and the yankees from the very top of american political life. this guy was so extraordinary, stretch as statesmen and such a friend. able to work across the aisle, we've heard from brad and chris t about his work with bill clinn , but you should know that even recently, he had barack obama going down to houston and stopping in to visit . that kind of relationship again so extraordinary in these days of utterly polarizing politics. >> a beautiful l statement from both the obama tonight, but i want to jump in here and we'll come back to the panel but because you mentioned his love of sports we want to bring in jim gray, we have him he's a fo news contributor. he interview the former president more than 20 times an you know, jim maybe even more than the rest of us of just how much he actually love sports an had such a depth of knowledge especially about the game of baseball. >> he loved it, he followed it. one of the great things he used to talk about he met babe ruth in 1948 and he used to carry around a little

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he was, like, so about this budget, chief of staff said wha- >> what, sir?aid it, folks, legally binding! sounds like he just decided he the door next. we should be grateful mick mull van iny got the job. he would be like the next one who comes in, congratulations to the next chief of staff, high energy auld on the move. like eric spends his day, eating garbage off the floor, folks. ( laughter ) the reason filling that position is so hard, it's almost impossible to find someone who likes president trump, and it turns out the new guy doesn't either. >> in a matter of days, he'll be donald trump's righthand man, but in the days before the president was elected, it appeared mick mulvaney could barely stand him. >> yes, i'm supporting donald trump. i'm doing so as enthusiastically as i can, even though i think he's a terrible human being. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: oh, man! that is a big jump. from calling someone a terrible human being to becoming their righthand man. that's the kind of change of heart you only see in romantic comedies. it's, like, i'

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enjoy the sort of retrospective seeing a presidency go from beginning to end and seeing tr himself whaegacy looks like. and i think for -- foror -- white house aides there was a sigh of relief that he kept it low key, and i think, you know, for once in washington, it felt like a very normal thing had happened. robert: yd phil,ou wrote an essay for "the post" reflecting on the day it was about president trump and president bush but also the presidency as an institution the way it's changed in the last decades. >> ts was the first time that president trump was with all of his ving predecessors. he was seated with them. but he was standing alone. and there were a lot of moments through that ceremony when the eulogists were talking about president bush, his humility, his call to service, his militaryism, his bravery to leading from the heart. you can see the iplicit contrast to trump. i think it was an uncomfortable momentor trump and a moment when the country realized how much it's changed. robert:nd the republican party >> it has. bush gauched the north american free trade agreement whic

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. >> reporter: with his body cam rolling trooper mike patterson pulled over a whitebm f wha .thoug a po offer matthew bailey realized they were from the same neighboran crossed paths before thanks to the trooper's mom. >> i was in labor and didn't realize it. before you know it i'm on the bed and michael's head is crowning. >> every birthday michael's mother recounted the story of how an officer helped his dad deliver him at home. >> years ago, it was the first day i was delivered. >> at the house. >> in the bedroom. >> oh, yes, by my level. ⌞> that was me. >> get the hell out. >> that was me. i'm like, wow, is this really happening right now. >> reporter: matthew, michael and his mom had a chance to return to the scene of his birth 27 years later. what the was going through your mind? >> at that point i didn't have any children of my own. i had never seen it, experienced it, and i was just trying to recall academy days of my training. >> reporter: they train in the academy for this? >> a brief segment, much too brief. >> i'm grateful to mr. daly for coming to assist, and everybody a

federal reserve screwing up, and economic data getting weak, and i am wearing a ridiculous jacket, what get to level it has to go up it exhausted all of the sellers, i think that is what you saw today, and i think that what you will see over next couple days. >> i have been reading stuff like we've been on a 10 year bull run, a 10 year tear, we're bound for a massive correction. also, and i want you to talk about relationship between federal reserve and the market. it seems as though, the fed an institution i despite. it is really capable of creating the booms and busts , what is going on? >> yeah, and i have been reading took that makes two of us. the thing about fed, they are almost like a side show, a t-shirt, if you will, they are stimulating the economy in theory by doing things like open market committee movement, they are trying to pump money in system to get banks to loan to people like and you me, and interest rate downs. and interesting get more credit, buyback stock, they are all that i think to your point about abolishes them or getting rid or despising them that is that am

kennedy: wha what happens?sident loves to say, we'll see, i think he is really serious about it he knows there is his last chance, to get something out of paul ryan before his speaker ship concludes. kennedy: you are not going to miss paul ryan are you? >> i don't know. i guess now, like people who dislike he in leadership will be members of other party not my own. >> that more fun. >> no fun fighting with your brothers and sisters. matt gaetz thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: we cover a lot of ground, i am proud of us, on thursday. >> we can move on a thursday. kennedy: right, thank you. >> all right coming up, senate voted to the withdraw u.s. support for brutal civil war in yemen. defying president trump, i'll explain why we should celebrate senators finding their backbone, my monologue is next, stay here. . fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn comm

and i saw a man wha political genius. the reality is is the president is a polical genius.se so-called political geniuses in washington, whether it be at the big lobbying firms or -- >> the oy person who's called himself a genius in the last week is the president. >> which happens to be a true statement. >> seth: stephen miller is the only person on earth who'd be less creepy if he wore amaockey . [ laughter ] but hey, maybe some of tmp's supporters still thought he was a genius. and yet, in the almost 12 months since that comment, trump has rambled at length foout how people in finland rake the floors of the st, left an umbrella outside when h couldn't figure out how to close it, got on air force one with toilet paper stuck to his shoe, and said this about a hurricane. they haven't seen anything like what's coming at us in 25, 30 years. maybe ever.sl it's tremendbig and tremendously wet. [ laughter ] >> seth: tremendously big and tremendously wet sounds like mpmething stephen miller would say about donald t as we've learned this year, the presidt is just a weird, weird man

government is doing is having heard the concerns that have been expressed by members ce the house and wha house and e government is doing yes we have further statements in the council conclusions but we are seeking further assurances and then that can be debated. >> he was reviewing the question whether article 50 could be revoked. this case has been to look at these issues. has the minister have concern forr us but the article could be revoked forr their legislation will be set out to the court? >> i willl certainly look into that issue in terms of the relation to the case and i know the honorable lady has considerable interest and the revocation is something the government said we will not do because it means staying in the end. >> i was one of the members who would support the a prime minisr still but i have to say it's coming back to me from business from industry fromm the city is that we are now hemorrhaging support and investment on a daily basis that's getting worse which is why i asked the memberp to say please think again and holding this vote and standalone resolutions which me

a >> is wha fantastic story, i do have to agree. on to the weather now, here's theatest check of storm team4 radar. 's hard to miss this system bringing severe weather to louisiana and mississippi right now. a trnado watch has been posted and a few tornado warnings right now. this is what's headed our way overnight tonight and tomorro thankfully no severe weather if you're traveling tomorrow and friday, but know you'll be dealing with wet roads for the early after ond midday hours. we do dry out tomorrow night. y saturday mainly and sunday and then another system brings more rain later monday on into tuesday. so that's going to be new year's eve night on into your new year's day. n gh temperatures on monday the mid to upper 40s. on tuesday we're back to near 50. >> that's it for us. we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. you can get news and weather updates any tim with the nbc washington app. have a great afternoon. whawhat does it feel like?ke? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a l

ice that has split trees, downed power lines, hundreds of thousands still without power going into wha will be a cold night. and air travel has been a mess as well. thousands of flights either canceled or delayed. that will continuehrough week because of all the hubs and the different routing systems. while we're getting a break in the temperatures in charlotte, its expected to drop again this evening. everything on the ground. the water, the snow, the ice, refreezing and it could be a mess tomorrow morning.ot r one of the areas in this storm from texas through virginia that was hit hard, fredericksburg. at's where nicole jacobs is with more. >> reporter: tis the season for snow. while it may be a littlearly for some -- >> we expected it a little ter, january, february. >> reporter: there's no turning back w.no >> it is seasonable and the snow makes everybody more in the festive mood. >> reporter: a winter blanket, one packing threelusinches. >> much more than we all thought. >> reporter: and temperatures are just as chilling. so it's time to shovel it, salt it, scrape it. especially i

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