, free yasmin.. yasmin, eso es lo que un grupo de personas estuvieron pidiendo frente a las instalaciones del centro de detenciones west county en richmond... yasmin es una mujer que hace mas de un ano fue detenida por agentes de inmigracion al salir de un centro de rehabilitacion para victimas de violencia domestica que tambien sufren de adicciones.... sot t48 richmond jail protest 16:50 al 17:16 blanca vazquez, coalicion jovenes inmigrantes area bahia en base a esa violencia ella ha recurrido al alcohol, ha sido forzada al uso de drogas entonces simplemente por estos hechos la detencion de yasmin no es constitucional, es una violacion a sus derechos ella merece estar rehabilitandose con su familia, con el amor de su familia... vo el 20 de abril un juez federal reconocio que el caso era muy peculiar y cuestionaba su arresto.... sot t48 richmond jail protest 09:15 al 09:22 mimi elias, hermana de yasmin el juez william dijo que ningun juez en su magistrado hubiera detenido a yasmin, yo no se porque ya

yasmin. >> tracie potts for us. thank you. >>> first daughter and assistant to the president ivanka trump can now add model to her current title after she was seen on this billboard in philippines promoting a new trump tower in manila. the timing is disconcerting after the president engaged in a call to president rodrigo duterte. a call the white house characterized as a very friendly conversation sub subsequently inviting duterte to the white house. according to the associated press and other news outlets the move immediately sent shockwaves with agencies and human rights groups across the world. the philippine president has a history of human rights abuses with the death of 7,000 people in the war on drugs. at one point he even admitted to throwing a man out of a helicopter. nbc news has reached out to the white house regarding the use of ivanka trump's image on that billboard in the philippines. but has yet to hear back. >> people hurt and one killed after a gunman opened fire in a residential pool in san diego.

i'm yasmin vossoughian. frances has the morning off. it was a feat republicans promised for over seven years, and this morning they are a step closer to making the repeal of obamacare reality after their plan passed in the house giving president trump a major legislative accomplishment. as he took a victory lap ot the white house, senate democrats and a few republicans said the celebration could be premature. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: president trump taking a victory lap. >> this is a repeal and replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. >> reporter: it's only a first step, but mr. trump turned it into a made-for-tv celebration flanked by republicans in the rose garden. >> how am i doing? i'm president. hey, i'm president. do you believe it. right. i don't know. i thought you needed a little more time they always told me. more time. but we didn't. >> reporter: the event came after a dramatic vote in the house that went down to the wire. >> the ayes 217, the nays 213. >> reporter: republicans say the bill will lowe

yasmin, start off on the rich list.ssary. are you in a state of rage about billionaires generally? is fascinating, isn't it? it's not fascinating. why are you begin people? 0k, it's not fascinating. why are you begin people? ok, you start up a company and you do well and that's fine, it's capitalism, i have no problems with that. but the real heroes of our country are those neurosurgeons who are saving lives. why don't we have a list our top doctors? our top social service workers? this concentration on the quite offensive amounts of money... we have food banks growing around the country. i'm sorry, there's nothing to celebrate for me here. 0k, nothing to celebrate for me here. ok, let's not celebrate, let's report. again, it's the hinduja brothers who are always at the top. they've increased their wealth by {3.2 they've increased their wealth by £3.2 billion to £162 they've increased their wealth by £3.2 billion to £16.2 billion on oils, plastics and other things. they've opened a posh hotel in london. the overall figu

yasmin? us in missoula, montana, thank you. >>> perhaps donald trump's biggest test will come together with an address to the muslim world. next, what the president must say, especially in light of past comments like this one. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. bounty is more absorbent,mom" per roll so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper >>> welcome back. i'm yasmin vossoughian at msnbc headquarters in new york. president trump's first day overseas is winding down with a dinner in saudi arabia's royal palace. earli

>> reporter: thanks, yasmin. we know he grew up here not far from the arena where he killed 22 people. he grew up within the libyan community here in manchester. this is the heart of britain. there were a lot of connections among the community. especially for young men like him. he was perceived to be by many to be quiet and also devout. unlike many of the quote lone wolf attackers who struck across europe, he did not appear to have history of violent crime or drug use or drug dealing like the attackers before. he actually was a pius muslim. he may have traveled to libya over the years and may have participated in fighting. he may have had connections to al qaeda, but also to islamic state. that claim of responsibility that came out yesterday. we know those two groups are different and fight each other, they are ideologically very similar. yasmin. >> matt, let me ask about abedi's brother. we know authorities in the uk and the prime minister raised the threat level to critical. are authorities still searching for

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside louis burgdorf. >> the senators i've spoken to on both sides of the aisle have been shaken by this constant stream of revelations, each one of them in and of itself dramatic and historic. and i think most senators are shaking their heads saying, is this going to end soon? i think we could do with a little less drama from the white house on a lot of things so that we can focus on our agenda. >> are you getting tired of this level of chaos from the white house? >> it would be n

i'm yasmin vossoughian. >> i'm frances rivera. the flight schedule to fly from japan to los angeles. watch this here. you see passengers go back and forth. at one point flight attendants tried to move the man in the red shirt toward the front of the plane. he comes back and starts fighting again. japan today reports a 44-year-old american male passenger was charged with assault after choking an airlines employee last night. nbc has not confirmed whether that man is in this video. >>> unbelievable. every parent's nightmare a busy campus when a student allegedly stabbed a classmate and injured three others at the university of texas. police arresting 21-year-old kendrex white. they say he attacked the victims with a large hunting knife in the middle of a campus plaza leaving students stunned. >> i saw him stab the guy and that's when i realized like this was a real attack and i turned around and ran. >> the young man killed was identified by family as harrison brown, the other three victims are expected to survive. the university ca

yasmin?williams reporting from washington. >>> to the fallout involving ousted national security adviser michael flynn. the white house is trying to douse "the new york times" story that he told don flynn about the investigation. the paper reported he first told mcgahan on january 4th but a white house spokesman dismissed the story as flat out wrong. the story stands by mike pence who ran the transition team back in january saying he found out about flynn and the payments from turkey in march when the news first broke. they are concerned of a pattern in the white house about keeping the vice president in dark about michael flynn's wrongdoings calling it unacceptable and either malpractice or intentional. >>> jared kushner and ivanka trump made it clear that president-elect trump would approve of a request from flynn to become national security adviser after his loyalty during the campaign. the trump administration saying it never happened. >>> jason chaffetz is stepping down. he says he's res

yasmin, you like it warm and dry.he probability for it on the east coast. >> part of you gets excited about the fact that it's going to be warmer, but also probably worried about what's happening with the planet that's causing that. >> i expect come august we'll be begging for cooler days. >>> u.s. space exploration hotter than ever. the first mission to fly into the sun's atmosphere. it's called solar probe plus. scientists hope to gather information about solar activity and how to forecast significant events. the launch at 11:00 a.m. >>> the russia controversy finds its way to some of the president's closest confidants. "new york times'" michael schmidt joins the conversation. >>> democratic senator al franken and republican senator mike lee both weigh in on the latest developments. "morning joe" coming up. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pas

yasmin? >> it makes it that much harder to know so many children were attending a concert for somebody they were set to enjoy the night with. nbc's matt bradley, thank you very much. it's important to note as well that political parties in the united kingdom have suspended kaeming today. they're about three weeks away from a critical important general election. also going to see if this has any impact on the candidates running for that general election. >>> wheer following the latest president trump's visit to the middle east. president trump was joined by palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. in addition to condemning the manchester terror attack, president trump discussed has hope for peace in the middle east. >> i would like to begin by offering my prayers to the people of manchester. and the united kingdom. i extend my deepest condolences to those so terribly injured in this terrorist attack and to the many killed and the families, so many families, of the victims. we stand in absolute solida

frances, yasmin. kelly, thank you. >>> president trump's remarks on north korea after he made these stunning comments about president andrew jackson and the civil war. >> he was really angry that he saw what was happening with regard to the civil war. he said there's no reason for this. people don't ask that question, but why was there the civil war? why could that one not have been worked out? >> the topic came up in an interview for the oval office where the president has a portrait of jackson hanging as you can see. the problem, president jackson died 16 years before the civil war. he also happened to be a slave owner who signed lnllation which ultimately led to the relocation of native american tribes. the president later doubled down on his comments tweeting jackson who died 16 years before the civil war started saw it coming and was angry, would never have let it happen. >>> a may day demonstration in portland, oregon broke out i smoke bombs, molotov cocktails and objects at police. authorities

>> no, it is not, yasmin.t is odd that sarah huckabee sanders would make that kind of claim from the white house briefing room. it would be very inappropriate. i have talked to people inside this administration and the obama administration. it would be unusual for people from the fbi to contact people from the white house press shop to offer endorsements of the firing of the white house director. it doesn't add up and other accounts in the media from folks in the fbi back up that story line that acting director mccabe gave to the senate. >> sanders says she spoke to countless people and on the other hand, she is saying i don't even know that many people. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> let me ask you quickly going into the weekend. what should we expect from the white house as we head into this? >> president trump seems to be hunkered down again at the white house. as you mentioned before, there was talk of going over to the fbi for a show of support. he is going to travel to give a commencement speech. that

and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this mornings reviewers are yasmin alibhaiavid wooding from the sun on sunday. good morning and welcome to bbc news. parties campaigning in the general election have made a series of policy announcements this morning. labour have pledged not to raise tax on people earning less that eighty thousand pounds a year, the conservatives say they'll labour have pledged not to raise tax on people earning less than eighty thousand pounds a year, the conservatives say they'll replace current mental health legislation in england and wales, and the liberal democrats commit to maintaining the so—called triple lock on pensions, meaning they would rise by as much as wages, inflation or 2.5% — whichever is highest. to get more on this, i'm joined by our political correspondent ellie price. let's start with the labour party, pledges all over the place. absolutely. there will be placed after the last couple of days, that after the last couple of days, that a number of the front pages today are focusing on their policy. and their pitch they say i

back to you, yasmin. >> thank you.ready poised to become the most expensive race in the history of the house of representatives. >>> still ahead, a look at stories driving the day in business. and we're tracking more severe weather for you expected throughout the memorial day weekend. more than 50 million people at risk from texas to virginia. >>> plus -- >> i'm honored to be here with you today because, let's face it, you accomplished something i never could. if i get through this speech today, it will be the first time i actually finished something here at harvard. >> mark zuckerberg -- >> come on, he's worth millions of dollars. >> showing a little humor. i'm sure a lot of people would trade spots with him. much older but a whole lot richer. we'll have his message to the class of 2017 next. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside richard liu.tions that president trump reportedly handed over secret intelligence to the russians. the "washington post" said trump revealed highly secret intelligence to the russians. it was a sharing arrangement considered so sensitive that details had been held from allies even in the u.s. government. the foreign partner had not given permission to share the information with russia and trump's doing so defies an ally. they revealed the city where the partner detected that threat. a location at the "washington post" is withholding as well as plot details among urging in the trump administration who warned that it would jeopardize important intelligence capabilities. white house security adviser general h.r. mcmaster went before cameras to push back on this report. >> the story that came out tonight as reported is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries, including threats to civil aviation. at no time, at no time were intelligence sour

so the trump administration viewed it as essentially political, yasmin. >> ken, michael flynn did notnts from russian television when he got his security clearance renewed. why does this matter? what's the significance of this? >> it's really important. as you just heard from sean spicer, the white house's argument is if flynn was so bad, why didn't you guys revoke his clearance? why did you let him go to russia and take this money? according to our sources, the answer is that defense intelligence agency was not aware that mike flynn was paid by russian tv for that appearance when he renewed his security clearance between january and april of 2016. he should have disclosed that, our sources are telling us, and he did not. now he's under investigation by the defense department. that's the reason he got his security clearance and may not have gotten it, had he disclosed the fees. ayman? >> ken dilanian, thank you. >>> hillary clinton's e-mails and revelations that her top staffer, huma abedin forwarded classified e-mails to her husband, anthony weiner, so that he could print them out. >

. ♪ >>> i'm yasmin vossoughian.elations shining a light on michael flynn and his ties to russia. reports say flynn was warned by senior officials when the trump administration about potential risks of having contact with the russian ambassador. but he did not heed that warning. also, hackers leak e-mails and sensitive documents from emmanuel macron's campaign with just hours to go before the final vote in the french election. could these hacks have a decisive outcome in this election as macron appears to be cruising to victory? and could it be the russians once again trying to meddle in another country's election? deja vu. back here at home, the health care battle heating up again. they return to their home districts to face certain conce americans, many of who are not happy abo t new health care plan. >>> trump's transition team trying to wave mike flynn off the conversations that doomed his career. flynn's misleading statements about his contacts with russian ambassador sergei kislyak cost flynn has job after only

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ahmed.sident party is expected to arrive in an hour in tel aviv where the president will take part in the bilateral meeting with the president. the nation's prime minister benjamin netanyahu had to order his ministers to attend the reception at the airport after a change of plans disinvited them from the tarmac ceremony and reinvited them. only to view the greetings from the sidelines. netanyahu's goal is present a united government to a president hopeful restarting the peace process. the report is netanyahu had to wrestle a closed cabinet meeting with the members of the coalition to win approval of modest gestures meant to encourage the economy and ease conditions in the west bank. president trump scheduled to meet with abbas tomorrow. we saw them heading the flight for israel. >> andrea said this is historic flight as he makes the journey without stopping in another country. joining us from jerusalem is chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. andrea, good to hav youack with us

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i am yasmin vossoughian along with ayman mohyeldin.mp arriving in italy's presidential palace moments ago for a bilateral meeting with italy's president. >> once that meeting wraps up, he will head to the ambassador's residence and meet with italy's prime minister. let's bring in claudia from rome. the president meeting with the pope earlier, give a sense how that played out in what i am sure was a well choreographed meeting. >> reporter: it definitely was. what was amazing to see, how president trump and the pope bridged differences. they started on the wrong foot last year with the pope saying whoever builds walls and not bridges is not christian, and president trump back then count erred it, replying it is disgraceful with the pope. they met at the vatican all smiles, and made a joke when he met with melania. he asked melania what do you feed this guy, pizza? apparently we are told is slovenian dessert. bold move. i am sure there were no diplomatic incidents, they were all smiles. in all seriousness, then met privately for 28 minute

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. >>> good morning i'm yasmin vossoughian. >> i'm frances rivera. 13 people are dead after severe storms slammed the center of the country. this monster was caught on camera by storm chasers in east texas where it left a path of the destruction 35 miles long. the storm caused massive flooding in missouri and kansas. there were blizzard conditions in western kansas after the state was hit with a heavy spring snow. nbc's jay gray is in missouri this morning. what's the latest on these deadly storms? >> reporter: yeah. frances this is the kind of devastation so many across the strike zone are dealing with. this building pushed off of its foundation and pulled apart by floodwaters. >> look at this thing. >> reporter: a monster tornado. one of more than a dozen to strike this weekend part of a storm system that in other areas delivered flooding rains. >> some of the flooding we're seeing in parts of missouri has surpassed historic levels. >> reporter: soaking and swallowing entire communities. >> the power of water is something that people under estimate and so it is scary, you know, when it'

i'm gigi stone woods, francis and yasmin have the night off. we begin with breaking news. a deadly suicide attack wounded three u.s. service members in kabul, afghanistan this morning. the car bomber struck a convoy. it killed at least eight afghan civilians and wounded another 25. the three americans' wounds are non life-threatening and they were in stable condition. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> developing overnight, a manhunt under way in chicago after two police officers were shot. authorities say two vehicles pulled along side them and started firing at the officers who were not in uniform. one was hit in the hip and arm and the other in the back. both officers were taken to the hospital and are in stable condition. authorities say they are questioning three male suspects in connection to the incident. they promise to catch the shooters. >>> near dallas days after 15-year-old jordan edwards was fatally shot while leaves a house party, the officer who shot him was fired. officials reviewed the officer's body camera video and say he violated department

. >> we want judge simpson to hear that yasmin deserves to be with her family and nancy pelosi to use said she can't help because it's outside her district. >>> a few hours ago police swarmed the train station in paris. they apparently got a tip about three daechgerous terror suspects aboard a train. the train station is the busiest in europe and was reopened a short time ago. police wds not give more information. . >>meantime, france's new president will be sworn in on sunday. appeared in paris to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. today is the anniversary of v.e. day when nazi forces surrendered. and macron won over far right candidate, marie le pen. >> tossing out the salt shaker may not be enough. a new study found only 10% comes from food prepared at home and half of that is at the table. more than eight out of 10 americans exceed that reducing your average sodium intake by as low as 42 milligrams per day could prevent 20,000 strokes per year. >> where you lev may depend -- may determine how long you live while the average life expectancy is 79 years. there's a gap

joining me are three syrian women, noha alkamcha, yasmin kayali sabra is with a humanitarian organization and zaina erhaim is a coordinator for the institute for war and peace reporting and listed as an unsung hero of 2016 by thomson-reuters. tell me exactly about aleppo. >> i wasn't there for the siege so i haven't seen the worse. >> charlie: where were you for the siege? >> in turkey then. i was one of the lucky ones who was outside the city under the siege. even about the siege the daily life was a suffer. some daily issues that aren't newsworthy for a journalist. it would occupy your life like someone was killed by a shrapnel with in the street and for you it may be someone you have been around for the last year and keeping distance with the source was striking for me. it seemed the values and impartia impartialit impartiality kept you afraid from being on the news that you were killed in an air strike and it may not make it to international media but it will be on the syrian ones. >> charlie: how did you handle that? >> the syrians found a way to adapt what's going on. you accept mom

that is yasmine her wedding won't viral after she married herself, took place at the museum of african-american culture. she had 10 bride made and solo gamy isn't legally recognized but there are cases in britain and that kind of thing. thinks a thing. they tell you all the time you have to love yourself first before you can love someone else. >> true. >> well, what do they say if you love her so much why don't you marry it. marry yourself. >> do you think you air lud to bring a date to the sologamy wedding. >> i think everybody should get solo. >> no such thing as a plus one >> it is a theme, everybody goes alone. >> seriously. >>> i met carrie she married herself. she was tired of going to all these events, baby showers, weddings, when will get my due she had people give her gifts. >> it is easier to be on your own. we have to go to events. you don't have to worry about them being upset. you just go there. >> you should be able to go by yourself. if you are not a good conversationlist and hang on the other person arm if you don't reach out you need to go around and circulate and compare notes

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i'm yasmin va sooufian. >> i have to reason to believe -- i haven't asked him.president since the last time we spoke about this. >> the last time you spoke about it you said he did have confidence. >> in light of what you're telling me, i don't want to speak on behalf of the president. >> all these individuals report to the president. why did the president wait? did he defer in his duties as a leader of this country by waiting this many months? >> not at all. the deputy attorney general is a person whom the fbi director reports to. >> he reports to the president. >> the deputy attorney general was confirmed by the senate 14 days ago, made that recommendation, forwarded it to the attorney general. that recommendation came today. the president acted decisively to take them up and concur with the recommendation. >> fbi director james comey overseeing the investigation surrounding trump associates and the kremlin now fired by the president. the extraordinary move coming

but we haven't seen yet, yasmin, is whether or not this is actually going to be changing the votes. we haven't seen anything from these leaks that show any sort of conspiracy or any sort of scandal. but it's like those leaks last summer. if you were against hillary clinton, and in favor of donald trump, you might have scowered and looked for some sort of scandal. we'll probably not see anything before the voting begins tomorrow morning and that's when the two candidates with two very different ideas will be competing in a very tight race. >> i have a prediction, matt. we're going to find out tomorrow basically whether or not these things swayed people in either direction. matt bradley for us in paris. thank you. we'll turn the fight over to health care after the break. house republicans celebrating the passage of an obamacare passage and how premature was that? can that cost the party control of the house in 2018? listen to what house democrats think. on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more

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por aquÍ me voy contigo yasmin, que la verdad que tu cara cuando te sentenciaron fue como, ¿yo?l pÚblico salvarÁ a sus favoritas, la otra semana el sueÑo de dos chicas va a terminar, mÁs adelante me contaron algunas cositas mÁs, hubo un pequeÑito enfrentamiento, pero bueno, no se pierda la segunda parte de la entrevista porque estarÁ muy bueno, tambiÉn. >> no la vamos a perder, ¿usted no les parece mery parecida a vicky card?, la que canta en inglÉs y tiene esa voz parecida. francisca: sÍ, ella es divina, su canciÓn estuvo bien, pero si hubiera disfrutado con la interpretaciÓn quizÁs no estuviera ahÍ. ana: si no le gustÓ no le iba a poner ese entusiasmo. francisca: ojalÁ que no sea su Última oportunidad. momentos bien decisivos y una de estas 10 finalistas estÁ a punto de alcanzar su sueÑo, ser nombrada la reina de la canciÓn, para llegar ahÍ necesita paciencia, determinaciÓn y apoyo de su familia. a seguir adelante, a echarle ganas y no importa que los jueces estÉn estrictos uno tiene que poder. >> claro que sÍ, es una gran oportunidad, no se pierdan la segunda parte de la entr

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >> this week he's met with muslim leaders, jewish politicians and now the head of the catholic church. president trump will soon wrap up his quick visit to the vatican where he and pope francis met for the first time after publicly sparring on a number of issues, but there is no salvation from washington where the former cia chief gave the most compelling testimony today on russia's potential influence on the trump campaign. all of it coming as the terrorist attack in england raises threat levels dwide. we'll go live to manchester. welcome to "morning joe" on this wednesday, may 24th. along with joe, willie and me, we have veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle. washington anchor for "bbc world news america," katty kay, and co-founder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei with us. we're going to begin with the testimony from the former director of the central intelligence agency john brennan. speaking yesterday before the house intelligence comm

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside louis burgdorf and. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "morning joe," another morning, another damaging report for the trump white house, yet another. it's chaos. "the washington post" out yesterday with the screaming headline, trump revealed highly classified information to russian foreign minister and ambassador. with us to break it down this morning, we have the co-authority of the report, national security correspondent for "the washington post," greg miller lt columnist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignatius. former treasury official steve rattner and msnbc political contributor rick tyler. a lot to break down. "the post" broke the story, later matched by buzzfeed and reuters alleging president trump revealed highly classified information to the russian ambassador in a face-to-face meeting. according to the paper, the information considered so sensiti sensitive, details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the u.s. gove

. >>> i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. >> have a great weekend. >> did you ever urge former fbi director james comey to close or back down the investigation into michael flynn? >> no, no. next question. >> that was quite a press conference, by the way. we're going to get like a four-minute chunk of him. i'm going to straighten my tie first and then we'll get a four-minute chunk of him contradicting himself. check mark on the tie. this white house, they can't keep up. is willie up in new york? >> yes. >> llie, how are you doing? >> it's like home alone 2, the one where he's left in new york alone. >> that's the one where he meets trump. >> it's very sad. jen is here, joe is here, a few of the guys, but just me and donald trump in the lobby of the plaza. >> go to the plaza, maybe you'll see the donald there. maybe michael jackson will wander around, all of your friends. anyway, the white house is so bad at what they're doing -- everybody is trying to think there's a grand conspiracy, there may be. just on the surface, they're so bad that donald trump

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >> the senators i've spoken to on both sides of the aisle have been shaken by this constant stream of revelations, each one of them in and of itself dramatic and historic. and i think most senators are shaking their heads saying, is this going to end soon? i think we could do with a little less drama from the white house on a lot of things so that we can focus on our agenda. >> are you getting tired of this level of chaos from the white house? >> it would be noise to have a drama-free weekend. >> no such luck. this morning, a major development in the controversy over president trump's firing of james comey. a memo from former fbi director claims the president asked him to drop an investigation into michael flynn the day after flynn was fired. the big question this morning, is this obstruction of justice among other things? the chaos continues. this feels like a defining moment. with us we have "new york times" reporter who broke this comey memo story, m