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this is a picture of robert wiseman as a teenager. they met at the engagement when robert remembered him clearly. here they are, the two of them together. remembered seeing, not meeting, but seeing leon bass. he looked up and he said it was the first black person i had ever seen. many years later, as he met the grandchildren of another survivor, who referred to leon and memories of his unit as black angels. certainly his presence has had a great impact on the survivors, those that he helped. edna: for many, we have heard that for many of these survivors, this was the first black person they had ever seen. for them, this was the face of america. this was the face of the nation that had fought for their freedom. we are having many audience comments coming in about the impact that dr. leon bass had when he spoke about his experiences because he spoke far and wide. karen writes to say that dr. bass spoke. another woman writes that dr. leon bass liberated my father at a concentration camp. my dad had a chance to speak with him years ago at

you have thompson and wiseman returning healthy. >> i expect to be extremely involved.is just the way it has got to be. i think we had a lot of successes that came out of this year but we did not win a championship. you have to go back to the drawing board and try to figure it out and that is what we will do and i am looking forward to a. >> there is a lot of uncertainty and decisions that need to go into this, let's meteam t as about how we we go. but, again, from 15 winds to at we are used to but it is a step in the right direction in terms of getting back there. >> the nba playoffs beginning today, miami taking on milwaukee. straight into overtime, and offense of rebound, and they get it to him in the corner and he buries the triple. they don't call a timeout they let it play out, chris middleton , and lopez so former stamford guy, middleton keeps it and the jump is good and the books win in overtime. >> now moving to the pga championship kiawah island has one of two amateurs to make it to the weekend, a bay area guy, he shot a 6/78. what an accomplishment for he has

the biggest question involves james wiseman.-19 and finished with knee surgery. there were some flashes of brilliance to make you think he might be the next david robinson, but so much frustration. the warriors played better late year prompting some to say trade him now for veterans who can help curry and company become instant contenders. so what have the warriors set? >> we don't want to trade james wiseman, i think he's a tremendous talent. he was put in a position where again, the guy has taken hopefully all of his lumps early in his career. i think he can be very helpful to us in the future and in the present. >> as far as what i'm most proud of is the finish and the fight the guys showed after 50 games where we were sort of lost in the wilderness. our guys did a great job of climbing their way out of the hole. and making season very meaningful. >> a harsh reality for the giants going from the best record in baseball to swept by the dodgers at home. now in third place in the national league west. at least one fan had a memo

i'm joined now by msnbc legal analyst andrew wiseman. he was the lead prosecutor for special counsel robert mueller's office and chief of the fraud section at the department of justice. good evening to you. let's talk first about the new york attorney general's announcement her investigation has shifted from a civil one to a criminal one. what would it take for that to happen, andrew? what does that say about the strength of the evidence her office and inmanhattan d.a.'s office have in their possession? >> well, what's interesting is that the new york attorney general has limited criminal authority. in other words, they primarily do civil cases. for them to transfer the case for essentially being partially civil to partially criminal means that they have run into probable one of two things. either a criminal task fraud case as to which the new york attorney general has jurisdiction or the martin act, which is a very broad statute that the new york attorney general has authority to prosecute, which involves securities or real estate fraud

. >> joining our discussion now is andrew wiseman, former federal prosecutor, he served in the eastern district of new york. he's an msnbc's legal analyst. i want to get your reading of this legal development for donald trump. you have the new york state attorney general teaming up with the manhattan district attorney sharing resources and sharing information in a criminal investigation of donald trump's business. >> yes, i think something that's important to notice the new york attorney general generally only have civil authority ws one important exception and that's something called the martin act. viewers may remember that eliot spitzer used the martin act a lot. people think it covers or commodities fraud. it also has a provision that covers fraud or deceit in the sales of real estate in new york state. we don't know what's being looked at. if you narrow it down to what is the attorney general have criminal jurisdiction over is the martin act. if you look at the provision of the martin act is security and commodities and real estate. if you connect the dots, that's what the new yor

i can imagine that may have been powerful for the jury. >> and andrew wiseman, this defendant was like some of the trump supporters we saw wearing support of hitler on their jerseys and had horrible things to say about a lot of other subjects that he was not charged with any criminal conduct over that and the prosecutor made that very clear because a lot of this came out because of his cross examination. he said he's not being prosecuted for views about the sandy shook shooting or dylann roof or any controversial topic being debated in this country. he's not charged with any of that and not being prosecuted for any of that. the defendant is being charged with threatening to kill members of congress for doing their jobs. there was so much information about his racist belives that came out in this trial but he wasn't being prosecuted for any of that. >> absolutely. you know, judge chen who is a really terrific federal judge actually excluded a lot of evidence because it could inflame the jury and go to their emotions but when the defendant decided to testify, that is known as opening the

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get to lottery pics at minnesota, if they don't land in the top three and klay thompson and james wiseman back for a run next season. giving up close --. he and the box went over time with the miami heat. final seconds, here's how the heat forced the extra pair. jimmy butler laid it in at the buzzer. ahlers number 17 points, 10 rebounds. tied at 107 come he was all on khris middleton. drove, shot, bang. less than a second remaining, i like big box and i cannot lie. they one game one, 109-2107. now this come about to enter your living room, is. the western conference for the dallas mavericks ran with the la clippers, third quarter, allie down for, watch the turnover. now watch what leonard did with it. through it down on max cleaver. he scored 26. later in the corner it was luca time. gave them a six point cushion. they scored 31, 11 assists, 10 rebounds. they one the game, 113 to 103. yes, the nba, they move on without the warriors but i have a stomach the west coast will have the best view of a's practical in the sky next week. welcome in the best view from united states, anyway. you hav

see how long ago that was because james wiseman is still playing there. that's a name we haven't said in a while, but few brain. he's obviously going to be a free agent this summer. he's looking to cash in. so one has to wonder when or if we might never see him again in a warriors uniform will have to follow that story now on a more serious note. some scary stuff for damion lee. we know he tested positive for covid a few weeks ago despite getting vaccinated. well, earlier this week we heard from dealey for the first time since he tested positive in honestly, it sounds like he's been going through it. lee is considered one of the rare breakthrough cases. one of only 6,000 people who have tested positive for the virus after going through the full vaccination process. lee hasn't played since april 19th. he received the johnson johnson vaccine which requires only one dose back on march 22nd. so it tested positive for covid-19 on april 21st. so it was almost a week later in the week later. i'm sorry. was almost a month later and police said they he's experienc

lottery pics if minnesota doesn't land in the top three and oh, yeah, they get klay thompson and james wisemanack for a run next season. all right, now, a close look, overtime with the conference. final seconds. jimmy butler. the drive shot bang. less than a second remaining. milwaukee a home playoff game one sf seven win 109-2107. let me take you to the western conference. that is luca, for the dallas mavericks. third quarter, ellie down for, what are they did with it. up and threw down. later in the quarter, it was luca time. gave them a six point cushion, they scored 31, 10 rebounds, dallas when the game, 113 to 103. if you are the warriors, after months of playing and all of a sudden there is no games, do you go out every day, get up shots for the muscle memory, you're out of your routine. >> they are figuring it out. they will be right back doing their thing. >>> coming up the next half hour, a california family makes a tearful plea after a case of road rage took a deadly turn. >> please help us find the people that did this to my little brother. >>> demonstrators gather outside a san fra

speaking about those lies, wiseman told the court, quote, the issue of blank blank blank is in the coresel is supposed to be investigating. of course, the core of what the special counsel's office was investigating were connections between the trump campaign and russia, while russia was interfeing in our election to try to help trump win. that's what we had. now the court has released less redacted versions of that document. now we know today in black and white what trump's campaign chair lied to prosecutors about. on pain of considerable prison time for doing so. here's andrew weissmann speaking to the judge. quote, the issue of internal campaign polling data being sent to blank who the defendant conceded is extremely close to the senior leader in russia, is in the core of what the special counsel is supposed to be investigating. another new document. newly unredacted. manafort lied to the government about his sharing of internal trump campaign data with kilimnik. that would be konstantin kilimnik, a long time business associate of manafort who they say is a russian intelligence agent.

that is abraham and one of the wiseman said americans want to go to the movies and drink coke. you know, they did not want to be involved in the rest of the world fdr predicted actually. and so there was a desire to come back from normalcy. they were strikes, you know, raise our wages meet us. they just didn't want to be involved in the world. and this was frustrating to harry truman he wrote some pretty angry letters or documents that he didn't necessary mail to anybody about how selfish americans were. but there was a group. that understood that we couldn't just go home again. we couldn't. that europe was and a rubble heap channel house. destroyed by war the old civilization was gone. the soviets the soviet union was on the march. they had eaten up eastern europe. and if you looked at a map of the world it was turning red. britain the great peacekeeper are the great pox britannica the ruler of the world. they were broke. they were done for and there was nobody left but the united states. and these men understood that and they they know they were a they were not your average a

clay thompson out and everything they had to deal with their young rookie james wiseman, miss most of the tail end of the season, all in all, a very entertaining season for the warriors, but you guys know the drill in professional sports. you win, or nobody cares, right? yeah the victories are all that matters. mark, you look back at this season. i mean, in the mist of this pandemic, you still consider it a success? absolutely they finished the season the regular year with winning six straight games. they almost go to the playoffs. they offered a lot of excitement, and we saw a season out of step curry. i tell everybody that i run into the wants to talk about where your basketball really a. appreciate this guy at the age of 33. he is doing sensational things and it'll be over in the blink of an eye. so appreciate steph curry. i would say all in all, extremely entertaining a definite success to the warriors, despite the last two heartbreaks, no one like steph curry. all right, thanks so much more will be seeing you a little bit later in the show. and despite the warriors lost, the game

warriors dispelled any speculation that they could possibly trade their former first round pick, james wiseman. they say that he has great potential of the team, and he's not going anywhere to go if we go the best women's golf golfer in college goes to stanford 19 year old rachel had just won the nctu a championship to capture the gulf try affect us. she won the conference, the regional and now the national title. the freshman hopes to actually eventually serve in the air force reserve while competing the pro golf circuit. she dedicated her victory in honor of a service woman who died in an overseas military operation. the oakland a's will play the seattle mariners tonight in oakland, continuing their syriza last night. the aids did drop this 1 42 because of a few mistakes out on the field. the mariners had only six hits, but two of them were home runs and chad pinder was robbed of a hit thanks to the great defensive play right there tonight. the a's will try to bounce back, though, against seattle first pitch set for six. party coming up here in new york. it's a job secrets market right now,

aways from the season is the development we saw in some of those young guys to fortunately james wiseman'selopment was cut short by the injury. but you just mentioned jordan poole has come through. and finally really turned out to be the player. the warriors thought they were getting when they drafted him like so many rookies. he struggled early on in his career. but he seems to has found his way. he is playing was so much confidence right now. and you saw that tonight. he was just going up for huge buckets in huge moment. and you could tell he was fearless in those moments. and that's so impressive to see from a young player like him. steve kerr just talked a couple of days ago about how much potential he has. he says he thinks jordan poole could be the 6th man for the warriors next season and then jt another guy who's been so impressive in this league this season. he finally had his contract converted from a 2 way to a standard nba deal. just a week ago. so that was huge. and i think that he's going to be a warrior for years to come. >> that's what we're all hoping kylen, great stuff out

loss but also optimistic aboutr what the warriors could do next season with klay thompson back james wisemanck. plus a new blood and potential draft picks. the wars do have the timberwolves draft pick aside from its a top 3 now. also john moran something i want to mention that was interesting after the game he tweeted out a picture of him in staff and said my fave matchup by far now give and the mvp award staff was named when the top 3 finalists for the nba mvp award for the season. that is expected to be announced at some point during the playoffs. we heard fans chanting over and over here tonight mvp mvp and steph surely deserves that award this season for all that he did carrying this team to where they are tonight. unfortunately, just a disappointing ending here today. kate. >> all right. well, that would be the cherry on our sunday a step could get that mvp title. kylen, thank you so much. great work out there at case center tonight. >> meanwhile, on the baseball diamond new dodger, pool halls kind of weird to see him in that uniform. >> he and the dodgers taking on the giants top 3rd c

universe, benjamin franklin and american life and kissinger a biography per he is the co-author of the wiseman's friends and the world they made pizza please welcome our very special guest this evening mr. walter isaacson. >> hey holly think is a much for having me. it's great to be back with you all. >> it's so great to have you here. this book going to say first of all it is the most beautiful cover. i kind of what this as my coffee table book. it is long, it is comprehensive. to think i have ant phd now from reading it. for those have not read it yet, just give us an overview of what they will get from the code breaker. spirit this is about a wonderful woman named jennifer doubted you heard of her she just won the nobel prize. which was lucky for the book i was staying up all night when they're about to announce it. she is someone brought up in hawaii and she read the double hilo ventures embezzler dad left it on the bed she thought it look like a detective story for which she read it she realized it was kind of a detective stories is jim watson's tale about how he and francis craig using the

very prominent rabbi in in new york and associated with one of the leading seminaries and and heim wiseman was coming to town and he was going to visit president truman and he needed a gift and he so they called this this boy's father and said this this rabbi and they said we need something to get president truman what we need a gift. what can we take and and that this this young man had been given a safer torah for his bar mitzvah when he's 13 he was now about 20, i think 19 or 20, but they had kept it at this museum place because it's not the kind of thing. you just keep in your living room. it's a very valuable, you know, it's all hand copied. it's a it's beautiful work of art. and so that this rabbi said well, i don't i can't you give anything out of the museum collection, but i do have this our family we have this safer torah that was used for my son's bar mitzvah. they said that'd be great. that'll be fine. so they took that they took this boy's torah and they gave it to president truman as a gift and truman was thrilled to have it. he loves he loved it and kept it even when they sai

i would now like to turn to the distinguished gentleman from tennessee, ranking member wiseman, for hisning remarks. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. thank you for coming to testify before the homeland security subcommittee today to discuss covid implications on tsa's budget and operations. i know you've been busy stepping in over the last few months, and i would like to start by saying thank you for all you have done and all you are doing. you are doing an admiral job. speaking of, i know i mentioned this during our recent discussion, but i just want to say for the record how great the officers have been in the chattanooga airport. i take pride in being the ranking member of this subcommittee, so i enjoy seeing firsthand the great work the men and women in chattanooga are doing and in airports across the country who work valiantly to protect our nations travelers. let me pass my condolences on to the family of a tsa agents who passed away last week while performing his duties in the chattanooga airport. tsa employees are some of the only dhs employees that americans come face-to-face wi

. >> joining us is andrew wiseman. and nancy parker is here. lucky for us they're both here. travel down memory lane with you. devin nine none -- nunes was down at the who you getting dropped off in ubers, trying to unmask people. what part of the story intrigues you? one was, as you mentioned devin nunes was railing about an unmasking, and basic le he and the trump justice department were trying to unmask the identity of this seems like a pretty anonymous parity, satire twitter user. so there's signs he can give it, but can't really take it. and then he doesn't use this word, but he doesn't like this misinformation being leveled against him. this was also not the account he tried to go after, but a -- account that poked -- he didn't like the cow puns, but wasn't a rho -- that donald trump spread about the results of the election that led to a deadly insurrection on january 6th. those are sort of two areas that are particularly intriguing to me. >> andrew is more diplomatic than i am. he was not the last, but the first trump shill among the house republicans. on the powerful

robert mueller wrote a letter, no one should think this is about protecting the andrew wisemans or anywho prosecuted the probe. this is about bill barr saying, no obstruction, no collusion, which let donald trump throw a victory lap that he was not entitled to. this is about distorting what the mueller probe found. who wrote -- who authored -- what kind of person and what kind of job wrote this memo to bill barr? it's not the mueller prosecutors, is it? >> absolutely. it's steve engle, who runs the office of legal counsel, which is not a prosecutorial function, and someone -- i think a political appointee. when i say that, ordinarily the justice department would appeal such a decision, that does generally think about ordinary prosecutors, their files, their thinking and the light, but look, i can see the argument in an ordinary case. just in this case, you have bill barr and people like engle and the like who are hellbent on protecting donald trump. bill barr wrote a 20-page job interview memo, saying president trump can't be indicted for, you guessed it, obstruction of justice. that's