why do you love witt? imagine, in those days, in order to get to vladivostok, it took at least 3 months, and the train went on for 6 days, and now i promised as a tv viewer, that we're in the boiler, let's talk about patching up the holes, someday it will all explode, we'll all suffocate, after all, this is not the end... years, about which, in fact, stalypin spoke, maybe it's not a matter of reform, but the fact that he was born, no, well, a useless tsar, no, nikolai alexandrovich was quite educated man, but the whole point is that russia was really in that state of a cauldron when, when the big kuso had already been torn out, it was not in a state of a cauldron under emperor alexander ii, it was already boiling. say warm words to our tv viewers, our dear tv viewers, indeed this is probably the most joyful holiday, the most children's holiday, because it is a holiday of hope, and i think that on the nativity of christ, all dreams come true, all your dreams will certainly come true this christmas, you just

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economic miracle is mentioned. twice, now the whole world is talking about it, and 110 years ago, under witteey also talked about the russian economic miracle, and mikhail vladimirovich, it’s true, from the heart, taking into account 18,500 sanctions, four percent economic growth, this is cool. vitaly nikitivich ignatenko, a legend in the journalistic community, director of russian public television, he was an assistant to the president, participated in negotiations for the release of our pilots in kandahar. he managed to work in komsomolskaya pravda, and tartas also headed it in the difficult nineties. tasovites still consider him theirs. the main task, of course, remains the way we came to journalism is to be an honest, noble, fearless , decent person, so that there is a situation where those who know speak, and those who don’t know remain silent on the ntv channel, without which it is impossible to imagine original russian journalism for 30 years on the air, a sign of recognition of them work abroad, ntv under european sanctions, which the channel is successfully coping with, along with th

welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. major development, the supreme court said it will decide whether former president trump can be kept off the 2024 presidential ballot after colorado banned him. arguments will be heard in five weeks, and trump had this to say last night in iowa. >> the supreme court is taking the case from colorado. all i want is fair. i fought really hto

i'm alex witt in for chris jansing here in new york city. there has been a major development in the israel-hamas war. hamas says one of its senior leaders has been killed in an israeli strike inside lebanon. these are live pictures of the site of the attack in beirut. what it could mean for the war as israel's full cabinet considers a plan for gaza after the fighting is done. >>> plus, the border crisis officially hits historic levels. roughly 10,000 people arriving every single day, simultaneously overwhelming processing centers on the border and packing city shelters 2,000 miles away. what will the white house do about it. >>> and with new hampshire's first in the nation primary just three weeks away, an incredible 40% of voters there are undeclared. why that could lead to a result no one is anticipating. >>> but we're going to begin with that major breaking news tied to the israel hamas war. a senior hamas official killed in an israeli air strike in beirut. it comes as moments from now, the israeli cabinet is expected to meet to discuss w

if not, anger witt— right and make it work.ion. woutd it— including the general election. would it not be wise for the government to reflect on the position— government to reflect on the position and that it would be better to come _ position and that it would be better to come forward with their own amendments and use our majority in line with _ amendments and use our majority in line with our — amendments and use our majority in line with our manifesto granted to us by— line with our manifesto granted to us by the — line with our manifesto granted to us by the general election in 2019 and in _ us by the general election in 2019 and in the — us by the general election in 2019 and in the national interests and for the _ and in the national interests and for the sake of all conservative members— for the sake of all conservative members of parliament who seek to serve _ members of parliament who seek to serve again? and who risk this if we do not _ serve again? and who risk this if we do not do _ serve again? and who risk this if

that's going to do for me on this edition of alex witt reports. next weekend from new york for our new expanded xiao, saturdayand sundays from 1 to 4 pm eastern. you can also look for new lineup of shows beginning at 8 am eastern with the weekends. and the meantime, my fab friend, nazinin vossoughian continues our coverage after the break. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening.

welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we begin with a major development, the supreme court said it will decide whether former president trump can be kept off the 2024 presidential ballot after colorado banned him. arguments will be heard in five weeks, and trump had this to say last night in iowa. >> the supreme court is taking the case from colorado. all i want is fair. i fought really hard to get three very, very good people in. they're great people. very smart people. i just hope that they're going to be fair. because the other side please the ref. >> well, the courts decision coming shortly after president joe biden mentioned trump in the riot multiple times in a major campaign speech in pennsylvania. take a listen. >> trump said that there was a lot of love on january the 6th. the rest of the nation, including law enforcement, saw a lot of hate. and violence. one capitol police officer called it medieval battle. that same officer called -- vile racist names. he said it was more afraid in the capital of the united sta

not going, where msnbc reports, my friend alex witt, it is coming up next.ing antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. with breaking news from the nation's heartland, at this hour, to developing storylines, blizzard conditions, accompanied by a bitter chill sweeping across parts of the midwest, including iowa, where the first contest of the 2024 presidential election cycle is slated for monday. the weather scrambling republican campaign schedules and looming over the imminent caucuses, potentially affecting turnout. it is a weekend of consequence on all t

welcome everyone to alex witt reports. three pm eastern, two pm in iowa, which is when they left before the first round of iowa caucuses. we begin with a live looks at the frosty iowa city, where the temperature is hovering near minus ten degrees right now. those temps are forecast to warm up, though, sort of buy caucus time tomorrow night. they will still remain below zero. candidates are bundled up. they are out and about making campaign stops across the state, even as trump is projected to run away with a contest, that is according to the latest nbc news des moines register poll. and trump's die hard supporters are seizing their moment, trudging through the snow today just to catch a glimpse of their candidate. >> nothing bothers me. as long as i have some heat somewhere, i'll be fine. we have this weather all the time. it barely started this morning. but it started. >> i feel like supporters for trump are very -- they are very passionate, and definitely very passionate about him. so, they are willing to go through the

welcome to alex witt reports. i'm christine romans, in for alex today.tdown to tuesday's new hampshire primary. a busy day of stump speeches for republicans and democrats. nikki haley and anna trump are making closing arguments this weekend in the granite state, while ron desantis is looking past new hampshire and is campaigning in south carolina. on the democratic side, president joe biden is not on the ballot but his

economic miracle , is mentioned twice, now the whole world is talking about it, and 110 years ago under wittso talked about the russian economic miracle, and mikhail vladimirovich, that’s true, from the heart, taking into account 18 sanctions, four percent economic growth, this cool. with donald trump, then they will not only make a precedent out of you, but will say: putin’s emissary has arrived, to give the task to donald trump, who but the journalists of the tv channel know how to convey their position to a foreign viewer. art is constantly faced with restrictions, but they still work. this mark was made to a truly russian warrior, a russian journalist, a russian. among the awarded are journalists from radio arfey , authors of children's magazines and regional media, soviet sakhalin and satkinsky worker are preparing to celebrate centuries, they have been trusted by several generations of readers, although such a word seems to be simple, little knowledge, it gives rise to confidence, on the contrary, much knowledge gives rise to doubts, so what. .. in just one day, the ukrainian armed for

economic miracle, mentioned twice, now the whole world is talking about it, and 110 years ago under wittlso talked about the russian economic miracle, and mikhail vladimirovich, it’s true, from the heart, uh, considering the 18,500 sanctions, four percent economic growth is cool. vitaly nikitovich ignatenko, a legend in the journalistic community, director of russian public television, he was an assistant to the president, participated in negotiations for the release of our pilots in kandahar, managed to work in komsomolskaya pravda, and headed tartas in the difficult nineties. tasovites still consider him radio arfey, authors of children's magazines and regional media, soviet sakhalin and satkinsky rabochiy, are preparing to celebrate centuries; they have been trusted by several generations of readers. true, such a word seems simple. little knowledge gives rise to confidence, on the contrary, much knowledge gives rise to doubts, and to dispel these doubts, professionals are needed. i would also like to thank the heads of media channels for their interest in performing various tasks in s

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economic miracle is mentioned twice, now the whole world is talking about it, and 110 years ago under wittalso talked about russian economic miracle, and mikhail vladimirovich, this is true, from the heart, considering 18,500 sanctions, four percent economic growth, this is cool. vitaly nikitivich ignatenko, a legend in the journalistic community, director of russian public television, he was an assistant to the president." the tasovites still consider him one of their own. the main task, of course, remains the same with which we came to journalism, to be honest, noble, fearless a decent person, so that there would be a situation where the one who knows speaks, and the one who does not know remains silent. the ntv television channel, without which it is impossible to imagine original russian journalism , has been on the air for 30 years. a sign of recognition of their work abroad, ntv is under european sanctions, which the channel successfully copes with together with the entire country. thank you very much for the good reasons you are giving, because i really want to talk not only about b

witt has established an office in tehran for several months and opened a brokerage during mr. farzin's trip to russia. russia also provided financing for the expansion of exports. and allocated the amount for that we can meet varda's needs. let's buy ourselves from russia without paying cash and then pay the price in the form of photographs later . according to the trade development organization , 218 out of 224 codes for export with eurasia will be zero. iran's first multilateral free trade agreement is finally on its way to implementation. after waiting for 6 years. but they say, always a fish out of water take it fresh. hello, dear viewers of the phil majlis program, he said, "what are you doing?" he said, "i am creating a slogan for the businessmen of the majlis in the world. it means the lobby, but the lobby has the rules of the game. we were not threatened in the seventh round because of whether you vote or vote." don't look at the table, you are at the table, i'm from the park. satisfied and not familiar with such issues of the parliament, the ups and downs of the 11th

that's gonna do it for me, everyone, on that edition of alex witt reports.ou tomorrow from los angeles, at one pm eastern. starting next saturday, you can watch the new msnbc weekend lineup, and this show is expanding from 1 to 4 pm eastern. first, right, now my friend yasmin vossoughian we'll continue our coverage after a short break. t break. order in the subway app today. (music) have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms, like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could be something more serious called attr-cm, a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist, and ask about attr-cm. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. call your cardiologist, i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose

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nominee so i intend to get behind the democratic nominee i expect that— democratic nominee i expect that wittage to everyone right now— biden the message to everyone right now is a horrific decision both by him and a party— decision both by him and a party that would allow a coronation of someone who can lose _ lama i am a democrat. we saw ron desantis — i am a democrat. we saw ron desantis dropping _ i am a democrat. we saw ron desantis dropping out - i am a democrat. we saw ron desantis dropping out of- i am a democrat. we saw ron desantis dropping out of the i desantis dropping out of the race if donald trump leaves the granite state with a large margin of victory, do you think that's it, will he be the nominee? i that's it, will he be the nominee?— that's it, will he be the nominee? ,, . , ., nominee? i think that is that alread i nominee? i think that is that already i give _ nominee? i think that is that already i give credit - nominee? i think that is that already i give credit to - already i give credit to ambassador hayley for participate anyone who dissipates in democracy should be

of their misfortune swanning around the house of lords, you swanning around the house of lords, vou wittt. thank you very much indeed applause ending the question and answer session there, sir keir starmer was giving a big call to counter apathy and a message of hope and he called for unity against what he described as the disunity that the tories had created. he described the country as having lost all hope, he said the general election against the despair of the country, he said you are right to be anti—westminster and politics but hold on to a flickering hopein politics but hold on to a flickering hope in your heart that things can get better. let's bring in our correspondence was been watching. a lot of messages about hope and trying to save the tories have lost credibility, he says he is happy to fight their general election on the issue of the economy.— fight their general election on the issue of the economy. yes, he turned the tables on — issue of the economy. yes, he turned the tables on the _ issue of the economy. yes, he turned the tables on the tories, _ issue of the economy.

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somewhat skeptically, i started calling this the magic pot of money that could be used witt making anyone later, we have still not found that magic money pot." guest: the idea was they would try to find the silver bullet to get people the care they wanted and save money at the same time, and there have been lots of acronyms that have been tried, aco's, bundled payments, none of them has worked as well as people had hoped. a lot of people say this whole experiment has failed, because we have not found the magic bullet, but actually it is done in small parts and that was the whole point was to try these different techniques and see which one of them worked. just because we have not found the right onye it is not out there somewhere. host: let's hear from john in illinois, who receives interns under aca. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to voice my voice, medicare for all, i have not heard anyone talk about medicare for all this whole time. it is the simplest solution. everything makes it super complicated, but it is super simple. have one government pla. everybody else in the wo

us who are activists, for what we do with you have a radical judge and district 19-1 against trump witt. attorney deliberately trying to destroy the election. i think that is the great threat.n i think that trompe l'oeil win. i think he will win in a landslide. but also, the discussion withhe the senate and republicans, thea don't get it. they don't want them selling out to the democrats appear the country wants us to aggressively stand up for america and take the heat if necessary. >> laura: you're message to the speaker t the the house ano called border deal , tonight, very quickly when line appeared what is your message to them? >> don't do it. , gr>> laura: don't do it. note, great to see you asd always. the doj announced who else theyg are going after when it comes to january 6th and its is people o make a swat may be worth a even around the capital? victor davis hanson next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and

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that's going to do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i'll be back next saturday and sunday at -- msnbc prime weekend next. ime weekend next ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to prime time weekend. i'm chris hayes. let's get right to the week's top stories. 83 point $3 million. that's a lot of money. that's how much donald trump has just been ordered to pay writer e. jean carroll for repeatedly defaming her after she accused him of sexual assault. the jury spent four days hearing about what donald trump to. and witnessing his ongoing contempt towards both the proceedings in front of them and towards e. jean carroll with their own eyes. carol's attorney had asked the jurors to reach a jury -- verdict that would stop him from further defaming the woman that he has been defaming and harassing for the past five years. today, after deliberating for less than three hours, the jury came through. they awarded carroll seven point $3 million in emotional damages, $11 million in reputational damages, and a whopping $65 million in punitive damages, which is there,

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also because witt about 30 writers on the front line, and their writing nonfiction from their probably some of them are also making notes for the fiction. but what i think the danger is that afterr this war we will he a cold before literature for ten or 15s years, exactly the sames happened in the soviet union after the second world war. .. raise spirit of patriotism and mean. i remember me myself, being a child and teenage year and being offered all the books and all the films about the war. >> and all the films about the war. i mean, i think we will need a huge number of human stories, of crime stories, of adventure to have a balance. because you cannot have the whole generation of ukrainians being injured only in the war that just finished because the society is traumatized. traumatized readers, they are not adequate when they're making choices. and then they became dictating actually what others should read. and also already now we have some propaganda novels which always describe ukrainian soldiers as a heroes and excellent,le positive guys. and everybody else is a traitor. [inaud

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i said before we go, brevity is the soul of witt. new piece in the "washington post" shows the 90s had the longest songs. today it's shorter by a minute. >> dana: when you do rides the songs go by really fast. the ride will go by fast but it doesn't. harris faulkner is taking you through the next hour, >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. america's foreign policy in the hands of president biden is proving to be deadly. iran's paid for and trained terrorists are hitting our military men and women at will. look at the map. is biden even up to the job of protecting americans in the middle east and even at home? we'll get into that later in the hour. three of our u.s. service members were killed over the weekend. 34 were injured. u.s. officials identifying the terrorists. they are iran-backed, of course, all eyes on our commander-in-chief and his administration. do they know what to do? why was nothing done before it came to this point? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." just a few minutes ago, we saw for the

. >> and welcome to everyone, to alex witt reports. glad to have you. here is two pm eastern, 11 am out west. it is a first in the nation -- in new hampshire. we take a look at the mountain tops and pittsburgh. the temperature there, a whopping six degrees. some candidates are crisscrossing the ground today, nikki haley, ron desantis, they all have in-person events planned. as do democrats, dean phillips, in marion williamson, who have just two days to go until decision day. although donald trump remains the front runner, nikki haley is certainly gaining momentum. she picked up the endorsement of the conservative new hampshire union leader today. and a new cnn poll of likely voters in new hampshire, this push within 11 points of trump. historically, the state has not been very easy to pull because of the high number of independents. president biden, meanwhile, not in new hampshire, but supporters are. they've been voting on this campaign for. i'm with biden harris supporters drawing a sharp contrast between biden and the likely republican nominee. >> he

. >> that's part of the take away through her law and witt.ing legal calendar amidst his campaign. a lot has to happen before many of these trials start. any day that red arrow on appeal the doj coup trial could be green lit by the d.c. circuit. we're keeping an eye on that while there's also, of course, the questions around the immunity claim that trump and his lawyers made including arguing there may be a right, they claim, to kill americans without judicial review of any kind. the judge in the new york case has said they will have a decision in the fraud trial as soon as tomorrow. that could be a whole nother set of financial penalties. it will be hard to keep these straight. carroll was going after trump for his personal conduct. lashing out at a financial monitor that oversees the company. she reported issues including some sort of questionable loan. then of course the supreme court is going to hear oral arguments in a major case that will test whether colorado voters can boot trump off the ballot. that's an uphill battle with the supreme

very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome everyone to alex witt reports. news, three u.s. serviceing members killed, about two dozen wounded, during anunmanned aerial joint attack in northeast jordan, right near the syrian border. the white house says the attack carried out by iran-backed militant groups operating in syria and iraq. our reporters in place across the world to cover today's breaking news for us, we're gonna begin with matt bradley in jerusalem. matt, welcome again. walk us through what happened, what do we know? >> it sounds as though there is at least 11 directional drone that struck a tent encampment that was housing u.s. troops and was right along the border there between jordan and syria. the white house said this was in jordan, and as you mentioned, three u.s. soldiers were killed. a few dozen were injured. this is a massive escalation, and we heard from the white house they're set talking about how they will respond in time. that response, what it is, could dictate how this proceeds, whether not the u.s. decides to act in such

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welcome to alex witt reports. i'm christine romans, in for alex today. we begin with the countdown to tuesday's new hampshire primary. a busy day of stump speeches for republicans and democrats. nikki haley and anna trump are making closing arguments this weekend in the granite state, while ron desantis is looking past new hampshire and is campaigning in south carolina. on the democratic side, president joe biden is not on the ballot but his supporters are staging a write in campaign while his long shock challengers, congressman dean phillips and author marion millions and, are stumping for votes ahead of the state unsanctioned state primary. a new mayoral poll shows how new hampshire voters see this presidential primary. it sees nikki haley fearing best among potential republican -- congresswoman stefanik is out campaigning for trump in manchester today. days after nbc news reports that she is a top contender for trump's vice presidential pick. trump will speak at a rally there tonight. meanwhile, some new hampshire voters are telling nbc's shaquille br

good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. with breaking news from the nation's heartland, at this hour, to developing storylines, blizzard conditions, accompanied by a bitter chill sweeping across parts of the midwest, including iowa, where the first contest of the 2024 presidential election cycle is slated for monday. the weather scrambling republican campaign schedules and looming over the imminent caucuses, potentially affecting turnout. it is a weekend of consequence on all those fronts. and we have correspondents from michigan to iowa, with reactions from the candidates and on the midwinter blast. we're going to begin in the great lakes. we have a live look at mackinaw city, michigan. that's where you would normally see a famous bridge there, but we're going to go right now to nbc's jesse kirsch, who's in grand rapids for us. welcome, chevy. how bad is it where you are? how much worse is it going to get, not only there, but across the nation as well? >> yeah, alex. i don't know if you could hear it, but it is th

a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york, welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with the very latest on the iowa caucus is now just one day away. five candidates on the home stretch braving frigid temperatures today, crisscrossing nine cities to convince voters to bundle up and go out in sub-zero temperatures at caucus time tomorrow night. in the new nbc des moines register media com poll confirms donald trump's dominant league and his supporters are bearing that out, facing down the elements to hear him speak today. in fact, nbc's vaughn hillyard has been talking to them about the determination to show up. >> it was terrible, i couldn't feel my legs, couldn't feel anything. my nose was cold, i even had icicles on my glasses. because i want to see donald trump. obviously. and support him. and i think it shows character sitting out here in waiting to support him. >> there was a boss that i waited in a little bit, that was nice. but i was definitely long, cold. you could tell people, everybody just wanted to get inside, but it was worth it again.

with a very good day, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to all of you to alex witt reports. it is three pm eastern, out west. the campaign season certainly heating up with events on both coasts. president biden is campaigning in columbia, south carolina today. republican candidate, nikki haley, it campaigning trust about 90 miles or so away. early voting starts today in nevada and vice president kamala harris is in las vegas. so is gop front runner, donald trump. also new today, trump is reiterating his call for senate republicans to reject a bipartisan border deal that ties ukraine aid to border security. speaker mike johnson's already said that bill may be dead on arrival in the house. president biden is urging congress to get on board. saying he will use his authority and the bills provisions to, quote, shut down the border. meanwhile, texas is escalating its efforts to divide this week 's supreme court ruling. refusing to allow federal officials to remove razor wire the state hasn't solved along the southern border. the other big story we are following this hour

welcome, everybody, to alex witt reports. it's one pm on the east coast, ten a.m.wo big breaking news stories. first up, the white house is confirming three u.s. s members were killed and at least two dozen injured in an northeast georgia right near the border with syria. president biden said in a statement, quote, while we are still gathering the facts of this attack, we know it was carried out by radical around -backed middle groups operating in syria and iraq. and the other big breaking story, a possible bipartisan deal on immigration and border security. donald trump is urging senators to reject that deal, but republican negotiators say the text of the proposed bill should be on the floor of the senate this week. ♪ ♪ ♪ on the floor of th >> well, we do have a bipartisan deal. we are finishing the text right now. i'm hopeful that we will still have enough republicans in the senate who want to fix the problem at the border rather than just do trump's bidding. but we will see over the next 24, 48 hours. >> quickly detain and then support individuals, it ends catch