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Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : January 4, 2017 11:30pm-12:01am PST
is up next. barely. >>> trumping the media. let's play hardball. >> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington on what was a very busy day on the capitol. president obama and vice president-elect mike pence were both on the hill today meeting with their respective parties. mike pence held a pep talk focussing on killing obamacare. the president huddled with democrats and strategizes to safe the health care law. meanwhile, president-elect donald trump continued his assault on the u.s. intelligence committee over the intelligence briefing on so-called russia hacking was delayed until friday. perhaps more time to build a case, very strange. of course even as he promised to hold a press conference next week. first and last july. trump tweeted somebody hacked the dnc, but why not have hacking defense like the ravens and why have they not responded to the terrible things they did and said? total double standard. media as usual gave them a pass. even quoted the hacker julian assange calling america media coverage very dishonest. more dishonest than anyone knows. by an american president
is up next. barely. >>> trumping the media. let's play hardball. >> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington on what was a very busy day on the capitol. president obama and vice president-elect mike pence were both on the hill today meeting with their respective parties. mike pence held a pep talk focussing on killing obamacare. the president huddled with democrats and strategizes to safe the health care law. meanwhile, president-elect donald trump continued his assault on...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : January 19, 2017 11:30pm-12:01am PST
around the world in the united states including the trump hotel a few blocks away from the white house are sucking in these foreign cash and benefits on a daily basis. it is outrageous. that leads me to a duo question. it is stunning to hear me say that. do you think lawyers from donald trump would know this and you think the republican party hands would know this and the second part of the question, who has standing as you lawyers would say to do anything about it if they wanted to? >> you would think that the lawyers know it on the first part of the question and in fact, there has been a not to it by donald trump's lawyers because sherry dylans, she admitted to her credits. we are going to deal with it he said by stripping out the profits from the hotels. brian, what about the non-hotel properties and the massive foreign loans and the condos and apartments he sells and even in the hotels, it is never been held. the department of justice again and again, to deal with these foreign cash flows and benefits, these are monuments, you got to segregate all the revenues and not just all the
around the world in the united states including the trump hotel a few blocks away from the white house are sucking in these foreign cash and benefits on a daily basis. it is outrageous. that leads me to a duo question. it is stunning to hear me say that. do you think lawyers from donald trump would know this and you think the republican party hands would know this and the second part of the question, who has standing as you lawyers would say to do anything about it if they wanted to? >>...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : January 19, 2017 11:00pm-11:31pm PST
inauguration and by midnight tonight eastern time it will be 12 hours until donald trump is president. here is a look at capitol hill where he's scheduled to come through the door way and appeared to the crowd there and live television audience at 11:27 a.m. his life as president begins and the obama family flies west, palm spring, california. a transformation will take place and the trump will be living in the people's house. a notion that became real for a lot of people after the imagery that we saw today. today americans got their first glimpse of donald trump surrounding by the trapping of presidency. for the first time today, he flew to washington by air force jet to a formal reception at andrews and washington hotel that bares his name. >> where is this? this is a gorgeous room. >> a total genius must have built this. >> the first official event of the day, a wreath laying at the arlington cemetery. a precursor to the title tomorrow, commander in chief of all u.s. military forces. a preinauguration concert on the steps of lincoln memorial. the artists including three doors down
inauguration and by midnight tonight eastern time it will be 12 hours until donald trump is president. here is a look at capitol hill where he's scheduled to come through the door way and appeared to the crowd there and live television audience at 11:27 a.m. his life as president begins and the obama family flies west, palm spring, california. a transformation will take place and the trump will be living in the people's house. a notion that became real for a lot of people after the imagery...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : January 19, 2017 8:00pm-8:31pm PST
before the inauguration. after noontime tomorrow, donald trump will be addressed as mr. president. with dozens of democrats vowing to boycott the ceremonies, one president's most local critics will join us here tonight. with one family on the way in and another on the way out. we'll talk with the man who's in charged of what's been called the five craziest hours at the white house. after running a campaign based on the business success, wite'l take the oat of office, the former who yfor former white house's ethics employer is standing by to talk with us. "the 11th hour" begins now. >> gone, this is the 11th hour. it is the eve of the inauguration and by midnight tonight eastern time it will be 12 hours until donald trump is president. here is a look at capitol hill where he's scheduled to come through the door way and appeared to the crowd there and live television audience at 11:27 a.m. his life as president begins and the obama family flies west, palm spring, california. a transformation will take place and the trump will be living in the people's house. a notion that became rea
before the inauguration. after noontime tomorrow, donald trump will be addressed as mr. president. with dozens of democrats vowing to boycott the ceremonies, one president's most local critics will join us here tonight. with one family on the way in and another on the way out. we'll talk with the man who's in charged of what's been called the five craziest hours at the white house. after running a campaign based on the business success, wite'l take the oat of office, the former who yfor former...
begins right now. >>> size matters. day four. let's play "hardball." >> the trump white house held the first press conference. sean spicer criticized the media for coverage of the inauguration, specifically on the size of the crowd. he was following his boss's orders. here is president trump himself two hours earlier on saturday. >> we had a massive field of people. you saw that. packed. i get up this morning and i turn on one of the networks and they show an empty field. i said wait a minute. i made a speech. i looked out and the field was -- it looked like a million, a million and a half people. >> spicer followed up later that evening. >> we know that 420,000 people used the d.c. metro public transit yesterday which compares to 317,000 that used it for esident obama's last inaugural. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period both in person and around the globe. there is a lot of talk about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable. i'm here to tell you that it goes two ways. we will hold the press accountable as well. >> the numbers used by t
begins right now. >>> size matters. day four. let's play "hardball." >> the trump white house held the first press conference. sean spicer criticized the media for coverage of the inauguration, specifically on the size of the crowd. he was following his boss's orders. here is president trump himself two hours earlier on saturday. >> we had a massive field of people. you saw that. packed. i get up this morning and i turn on one of the networks and they show an...
MTP Daily : MSNBCW : January 19, 2017 2:00pm-3:01pm PST
seats moments ago. they are in place. we are expecting to hear from donald trump sometime during this event. this is going to finish up my coverage here this hour, but msnbc's live coverage of this preinaugural concert featuring donald trump continues now with chuck todd and "mtp daily." >> thank you, steve. well, if it is thursday we're in pomp and circumstance mode already. the inauguration has been kicking off all week. officially kicks off in washington with the president-elect set to take the stage this hour. we'll bring you those remarks. good evening. i am chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." this is a live shot of the inaugural festivities on the mall officially under way at the lincoln memorial. donald trump will deliver remarks welcoming the crowd at this event. we'll take you there when it happens. >>> down to business. just 18 hours until donald trump takes the oath of office and the trump cabinet battling confirmation chaos, raising questions about the new administration's readiness to resume power. some nominees facing ethical questions as others under
seats moments ago. they are in place. we are expecting to hear from donald trump sometime during this event. this is going to finish up my coverage here this hour, but msnbc's live coverage of this preinaugural concert featuring donald trump continues now with chuck todd and "mtp daily." >> thank you, steve. well, if it is thursday we're in pomp and circumstance mode already. the inauguration has been kicking off all week. officially kicks off in washington with the...
on first day as president he seems to be trumping a good story. he meeting with business leaders and congressional leaders, with drawing from tpp partnership and going ahead with the keystone pipeline, insisting it be built with u.s. steel. instead of oxygen in the briefing room at 1600 pennsylvania avenue is taking up by the false claim by the president himself that widespread voter fraud in rang of 3 to 5 million people are illegal and explains -- he spent about the first five to ten minutes talking about the campaign about how 3 to 5 million illegal voted in the election. according to the post fact-checker this is a bogus claim. the dodging numbers appears too be the conspiracy theorist appears 3 million votes illegal aliens. the report is actual lay tweet. the person who authored the tweet won't explain how he arrived at his figure. he would also not say what the data is or where it came from or what methodology he used. trump's press secretary backed him up and suggested a white house investigation could happen. >> reporter: does the president believe that millions voted ill
on first day as president he seems to be trumping a good story. he meeting with business leaders and congressional leaders, with drawing from tpp partnership and going ahead with the keystone pipeline, insisting it be built with u.s. steel. instead of oxygen in the briefing room at 1600 pennsylvania avenue is taking up by the false claim by the president himself that widespread voter fraud in rang of 3 to 5 million people are illegal and explains -- he spent about the first five to ten minutes...
starts right now. >>> trump trumps. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. now the scene of the action. for a while now, we wondered who would call the shots. will it be the republican power base in congress which has been raring to go with its own agenda for years? will it be donald trump who takes off 17 days from now but is already governing by tweet? earlier today we got an answer. the republicans acted last night to drastically curtail the powers of the independent office of congressional ethics. bringing it in under the tight supervision. with all that congress has to work on, do they really have to make the weakening of the independent ethics watch dog their number one act and priority? focus on tax reform, health care and so many things of far greater importance. drain the swamp. that went out around 10:00 this morning, a little after. within the hour, 10:50, house republicans scheduled an emergency meeting for 11:50 a.m. at which time they decided to back off their amendment. leaving it in place as an independent body. the the question t
starts right now. >>> trump trumps. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. now the scene of the action. for a while now, we wondered who would call the shots. will it be the republican power base in congress which has been raring to go with its own agenda for years? will it be donald trump who takes off 17 days from now but is already governing by tweet? earlier today we got an answer. the republicans acted last night to drastically...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : January 11, 2017 12:00am-1:01am PST
accusations that moscow obtained salacious info of trump. u.s. spies warn prez-elect. we'll break it down and president obama's spirited farewell speech included a forceful defense of his record, an emotional thank you to the first family. >> it falls to each of those to be those anxious, jealous guardians of our democracy, to embrace the joyous task that we've been given to continually try to improve this great nation of ours. i will be right there with you as a citizen all my remaining days. >> tonight, as i'm sure you heard, there's a stunning report that's surfaced regarding what donald trump was told last week in his briefing of russia's roll in the u.s. election. the materials prepared for trump's briefing last friday included information that made damaging allegations about trump's deelgts with the russians. the officials say that the material initially circulated among opponents of donald trump and was passed to u.s. intelligence agency. the information has not been verified and the sources would not comment on the nature of the allegations. neither of the officials said that
accusations that moscow obtained salacious info of trump. u.s. spies warn prez-elect. we'll break it down and president obama's spirited farewell speech included a forceful defense of his record, an emotional thank you to the first family. >> it falls to each of those to be those anxious, jealous guardians of our democracy, to embrace the joyous task that we've been given to continually try to improve this great nation of ours. i will be right there with you as a citizen all my remaining...
conplikt in the middle east, we open war between president-elect donald trump and the intelligence agencies continues. he calls them nazis. they feel the need to share unsupported stories about him. the president-elect's dispute has driven a wedge between the u.s. intelligence community and the incoming trump administration. and yet, as trump indicated in his defiant press conference yesterday, he's still to the ready to call a truce. multiple times trump said intelligence officials were responsible for leaking information to the press and compared those leaks to nazi germany. >> they looked at that nonsense that was released by maybe the intelligence agencies, who knows? but maybe the intelligence agencies, which would be a tremendous blot on their record if they in fact did that. a tremendous blot. i think it was disgraceful, disgraceful, that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out. i think it's a disgrace. and i say that, and that's something that nazi germany would have done and did do. >> after a conversation with trump la
conplikt in the middle east, we open war between president-elect donald trump and the intelligence agencies continues. he calls them nazis. they feel the need to share unsupported stories about him. the president-elect's dispute has driven a wedge between the u.s. intelligence community and the incoming trump administration. and yet, as trump indicated in his defiant press conference yesterday, he's still to the ready to call a truce. multiple times trump said intelligence officials were...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : January 31, 2017 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
it. for the record starts right now. >>> breaking news and it is non-stop. president trump will announce to the nation his nominee to the supreme court. this will be a bruising political battle that could go nuclear. right now at the white house we are expecting congressional leaders. our cameras are watching. >>> the head of homeland security grilled by the about ha he did or did not know. >>> democrats and congress stand in the -- are they playing politics or standing up for principal. >>> tonight is the night ask we are standing by. president trump will announce supreme cou supre supreme court nominee. you're looking at picture of the white house. nbc news learned list is down to two candidates. both were given the opportunity to come to d.c. for the announcement. both will be in the room tonight. neil gorsuch and thomas hardman as candidate and president mr. trump -- >> every person i pick will be -- i think people are going to love it. i think evangelical christians will love my pick and will be represented fairlily. >> if that will happen, i'm pro-life and appointing pro-l
it. for the record starts right now. >>> breaking news and it is non-stop. president trump will announce to the nation his nominee to the supreme court. this will be a bruising political battle that could go nuclear. right now at the white house we are expecting congressional leaders. our cameras are watching. >>> the head of homeland security grilled by the about ha he did or did not know. >>> democrats and congress stand in the -- are they playing politics or...
msnbc's live coverage continues with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, what president trump is still talking about at the white house after his first full working day in office. plus a change in tone in the press room today after a disastrous first weekend. what press secretary sean spicer had to say. what we are now learn being how big saturday was. about how many marched and where. the 11th hour begins now. good monday evening from our headquarters here in new york. president trump's first monday in office was a busy one. it included a late meeting with congressional leaders at the white house. we see part of it there. during that gathering, two sources told nbc news president trump continued tonight to litigate his loss in the popular vote to hillary clinton by now 2.8 million. he repeated the widely debunked claim that he only lost the popular vote because of three to five million "illegals " going to the polls. that's a falsehood as the l.a. times wrote tonight. if true, it would have been a stunning development. speaking to politico, senate majority confirmed the remar
msnbc's live coverage continues with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, what president trump is still talking about at the white house after his first full working day in office. plus a change in tone in the press room today after a disastrous first weekend. what press secretary sean spicer had to say. what we are now learn being how big saturday was. about how many marched and where. the 11th hour begins now. good monday evening from our headquarters here in new york. president...
For the Record With Greta : MSNBCW : January 20, 2017 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
>>> i'm greta van susteren. donald trump inaugurated at nation's 45th president. kris jan sen with usa today. chris we have breaking news coming out of the capital behind us. >> james matt sis confirmed. that he woulding a method rateding voice in this administration and it came hours after first acts donald trump signed waiver formatties. typically you have to be out of the government, the idea preserve idea of civilian oversight of 1.9 million active military. he new secretary. >> welcome back to washington. you get to see the parade going on. there's our new president. what do you think about the new president. >> he is president. it's a joy to be here. i have been on that stage as member of congress today i was there as a governor. it's neat. the federalism that america represents, so many governors there was bipartisan groupon the stage it was great to hear president trump sworn in. his message was something that was true to his convictions. true to his message, i would have like to have seen global view in terms of assurance of allies but that will come. >> we don't agree wit
>>> i'm greta van susteren. donald trump inaugurated at nation's 45th president. kris jan sen with usa today. chris we have breaking news coming out of the capital behind us. >> james matt sis confirmed. that he woulding a method rateding voice in this administration and it came hours after first acts donald trump signed waiver formatties. typically you have to be out of the government, the idea preserve idea of civilian oversight of 1.9 million active military. he new secretary....
donald trump's ongoing skepticism and, again, trash talking of the intel community? are people drawing a link back to general flynn and what robert costa described as some personal animus against some of the actors? >> i think they are. you heard michael hayden say it in the interview, larger concerns whether he's the right man for the job. he's got tactical experience in a more strategic job. but i think it's a mistake to focus too much here on the mechanics of the intel community and what trump is saying about how the intelligence is presented and what flynn's role is here. zoom back and just ask why is this happening? why is trump constantly going out of his way to apologize for vladamir putin? to bat down accusations of malfeasance against vladamir putin? going back a long time, i mean, going back to -- if you recall when the passenger jet was shot down over ukraine and there was a wide consensus that russia was to blame, trump said that's not proven. the larger question is, why does trump not want to see -- >> what's the answer? what are some of the theorys? in theories, you can't t
donald trump's ongoing skepticism and, again, trash talking of the intel community? are people drawing a link back to general flynn and what robert costa described as some personal animus against some of the actors? >> i think they are. you heard michael hayden say it in the interview, larger concerns whether he's the right man for the job. he's got tactical experience in a more strategic job. but i think it's a mistake to focus too much here on the mechanics of the intel community and...
good evening, i am chris matthew in washington. president trump already made it clear that he will fight anything or anyone and friends and foes or facts. >> his interview last night shows a new gung-ho president ready to defend his presidency and his campaign with his own party's agenda. >> he does not care about the backlash that it may promote in the muslim world. >> are you concern that it will cause for anger? >> there is plenty of anger right now, how can you have more? >> you don't think it will create more problems? >> i know you are a sophisticated guy, the world is a mess. the world is as angry as it gets. the world is an angry place. >> trump refused to say he will take water boarding off the table saying this country needs to fight fire with fire. he also double down for a call of investigation to backup his charts. it is a move that many sees as an attempt to reargue of the outcome of the election of 2016. here is what he said last night. >> do you think talking about millions of illegal votes is dangerous to this country? >> not at all because many people feel the sam
good evening, i am chris matthew in washington. president trump already made it clear that he will fight anything or anyone and friends and foes or facts. >> his interview last night shows a new gung-ho president ready to defend his presidency and his campaign with his own party's agenda. >> he does not care about the backlash that it may promote in the muslim world. >> are you concern that it will cause for anger? >> there is plenty of anger right now, how can you have...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : January 9, 2017 11:00pm-11:31pm PST
his questioners will join us in just a moment, but first, at trump tower, the president-elect answered a few questions on senator sessions by reporters, including our own hallie jackson. >> they're going great. confirmation is going great. i think they'll all pass. i think every nomination will be -- they're all at the highest level. jack was even saying, they are the absolute highest level. i think they will do very well. >> there is some concern about jeff sessions in particular. >> i think he's going to do great. high quality man. >> new tonight, the "washington post" reporting that sessions did not disclose that he owns oil interests in alabama, something that is required by federal ethics rules. with us tonight from capitol hill where candidly the democrats were working anyway as a member of the committee who will be questioning senator sessions tomorrow. connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal, member of the judiciary committee. senator, have you determined how you'll vote in advance, and can you tell us the kind of questions you'll ask him tomorrow? >> i am going to ma
his questioners will join us in just a moment, but first, at trump tower, the president-elect answered a few questions on senator sessions by reporters, including our own hallie jackson. >> they're going great. confirmation is going great. i think they'll all pass. i think every nomination will be -- they're all at the highest level. jack was even saying, they are the absolute highest level. i think they will do very well. >> there is some concern about jeff sessions in particular....
MSNBC Live With Steve Kornacki : MSNBCW : January 11, 2017 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
, those senate confirmation hearings for rex tillerson, donald trump's pick for secretary of state. they are continuing. as we speak, we are listening closely. we will bring you any news that develops for those hearings. first though, topping our agenda this hour, russia, russia, russia. >> i think it's a disgrace that information that was false and fake and never happened got released to the public. >> donald trump defiant in his press conference today. responding to unsubstantiated claims that russia has compromising information on him. is he right that he's the victim of fake news here? lots on that. we will dive into it straight ahead. and also on our agenda, rex tillerson in the hot seat. >> is vladimir putin a war criminal? >> i would not use that term. >> well let me describe the snichgs aleppo and perhaps that'll help you reach that conclusion. >> some sharp questions already in those confirmation hearings for tillerson, including for members of his own party. now democrats would need at least three republican defectors to reject tillerson. could marco rubio be one of them. and r
, those senate confirmation hearings for rex tillerson, donald trump's pick for secretary of state. they are continuing. as we speak, we are listening closely. we will bring you any news that develops for those hearings. first though, topping our agenda this hour, russia, russia, russia. >> i think it's a disgrace that information that was false and fake and never happened got released to the public. >> donald trump defiant in his press conference today. responding to...
inauguration. at the start of the conversation, donald trump said, quote, i can be the most presidential person ever, other than possibly the great abe lincoln. >> are you going to direct u.s. funds to pay for this wall? will american taxpayers pay for the wall? >> ultimately it will come out of what's happening with mexico. we'll be starting those negotiations relatively soon. and we will be in a form reimbursed by mexico. >> so they'll pay us back? >> absolutely, 100%, yes. >> so the american taxpayer will pay for the wall first? >> all it is it, we'll be reimbursed at a later date from whatever transaction we make with mexico. we have to stop people pouring into the country and when he have no idea where they're from. the wall will cost us nothing. >> right now undocumented immigrants are protected as so-called dreamers, the children brought here by their parents. should they be worried that they're going to be deported? is there anything you can assure them right now? >> they shouldn't be very worried. they're here illegally. i do have a big heart. we're going to take care of everybo
inauguration. at the start of the conversation, donald trump said, quote, i can be the most presidential person ever, other than possibly the great abe lincoln. >> are you going to direct u.s. funds to pay for this wall? will american taxpayers pay for the wall? >> ultimately it will come out of what's happening with mexico. we'll be starting those negotiations relatively soon. and we will be in a form reimbursed by mexico. >> so they'll pay us back? >> absolutely,...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : January 3, 2017 8:00pm-8:31pm PST
change dramatically. since the election, donald trump has spoken literally out of both sides of his mouth when it comes to obamacare. >> let me ask you about obamacare. which you say you're going to repeal and replace. when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with pre conditions are still covered? >> yes. it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. very much try to keep that in. it costs but it is something we'll try to keep. >> we will repeal the disaster known as obamacare. and create new health care reforms that work for you and for your family. >> so, my question to you is, what is the point of tomorrow's trip? clearly donald trump has some openness on some of the central tenets on obamacare. and i know it has come up in the private conversations between the president and the president-elect. what's the point of tomorrow's visit? >> first, the president will thank many of the members of the democratic caucus for really being with him in the fight. hant always been easy. it has been incr
change dramatically. since the election, donald trump has spoken literally out of both sides of his mouth when it comes to obamacare. >> let me ask you about obamacare. which you say you're going to repeal and replace. when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with pre conditions are still covered? >> yes. it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. very much try to keep that in. it costs...
11th hour" with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, donald trump in washington ahead of his inauguration as vladimir putin comes to his defense. and accuses the white house of trying to delegitimize the president-elect. >>> also tonight, president obama, hours away from his final news conference, facing outrage after commuting the sentence of a soldier who leaked classified documents. >>> and the no-shows. more members of congress vowing to sit out the inauguration. tonight donald trump has responded. the "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this certainly feels like the "the 11th hour." tomorrow morning puts us just two days from the inauguration of donald trump as the 45th president of the united states and commander in chief of u.s. military forces. as the hours tick down, the president-elect got an assist today from someone who doesn't usually speak up for american politicians -- russian president vladimir putin. not surprisingly, though, in his defense of donald trump, putin also took a shot at the obama adm
11th hour" with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, donald trump in washington ahead of his inauguration as vladimir putin comes to his defense. and accuses the white house of trying to delegitimize the president-elect. >>> also tonight, president obama, hours away from his final news conference, facing outrage after commuting the sentence of a soldier who leaked classified documents. >>> and the no-shows. more members of congress vowing to sit out the...
Hardball Weekend : MSNBCW : January 29, 2017 4:00am-4:31am PST
." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. it has been a week since trump's inauguration. he held a meeting with teresa may of britain. it was traditional except for some trumpian flourishes. >> you said before that torture works, you want to ban muslims for coming to america and there should be punishments for abortion. for many people in britain, those are alarming beliefs. what do you say to viewers at home that are worried about your views and you becoming the leader of the free world. >> this was your choice of a question. there goes that relationship. the past week shows president trump and candidate trump will continue to battle the truth. reportedly furious over photos showing the truth, his inaugural crowd size being smaller than others, he turned it into a major battle front of his early presidency. >> i get up this morning and i turn on one of the networks and they show an empty field. i said wait a minute, i made a speech, i looked out, the field, it looked like a million or a million and a half people. >> the largest audience to witness an inauguration, period, i
." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. it has been a week since trump's inauguration. he held a meeting with teresa may of britain. it was traditional except for some trumpian flourishes. >> you said before that torture works, you want to ban muslims for coming to america and there should be punishments for abortion. for many people in britain, those are alarming beliefs. what do you say to viewers at home that are worried about your views and you becoming...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : January 9, 2017 8:30pm-9:01pm PST
this be aimed at donald trump, and i think people who want him to take on the president-elect are going to be sorely disappointed. and it's not going to be just aimed at the people who are disappointed in the outcome of the election. so i think it's going to be a surprisingly optimistic speech, in many ways having echoes, brian, of his first campaign, telling people that you need to get out there, you need to get involved. >> veteran white house correspondent chris jansing tonight from our chicago bureau. chris, thank you so much. we'll look for you tomorrow night. >>> that's our report for tonight. my thanks to nicolle wallace for sitting with us last week so i could get away with my family. she'll be back with us later this week, but for now that's my broadcast for tonight. "hardball with chris matthews" featuring a surprise celebrity guest starts right now. >>> streep targets trump. this is "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington where the action is. i come to you tonight in the aftermath of a stunning political event. it was last night's devastating crit
this be aimed at donald trump, and i think people who want him to take on the president-elect are going to be sorely disappointed. and it's not going to be just aimed at the people who are disappointed in the outcome of the election. so i think it's going to be a surprisingly optimistic speech, in many ways having echoes, brian, of his first campaign, telling people that you need to get out there, you need to get involved. >> veteran white house correspondent chris jansing tonight from...
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : January 3, 2017 7:00pm-8:01pm PST
president elect trump to nominate robert lighter as u.s. trade representative. you put them side by side you will see there is something wrong here. these are not contrary announcements or two different guys announced for the same job. you see the trump transition team trying to announce robert lighthizer picked as u.s. trade representative so they just call him robert lighter. it's easier. people know what we mean, right? been wonderful to have senator schumer here, the new leader of the democrats in the senate and senator bernie sanders here. hoping to make a standing date with senator sanders in the months ahead. we will see you again tomorrow. now it is time for ""the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> can't wait, standing date with senator sanders and rachel maddow. >>> for republicans the real worst news of day one of the congress is not the ethics story. we will get to that. thees not the biggest problem. the biggest problem on the first real day of governing for republicans in congress has gone unnoticed until now. but it will ruin donald trump's first year as president.
president elect trump to nominate robert lighter as u.s. trade representative. you put them side by side you will see there is something wrong here. these are not contrary announcements or two different guys announced for the same job. you see the trump transition team trying to announce robert lighthizer picked as u.s. trade representative so they just call him robert lighter. it's easier. people know what we mean, right? been wonderful to have senator schumer here, the new leader of the...
maybe donald trump can pledge wager with lewis, he can invite congressman to celebrate no matter who wins. that's one thought. end of the show. chuck will be back on monday. ford with greta start right now. >>> "for the record" tonight critical cabinet picks. >>> we are monitoring two votes and take you to the senate floor. >>> president trump busy with the pen today. on trade and abortion. will democrats respond and how. >>> press secretary sean spicer taking when he blasted the media. >>> you are looking at live pictures of the senate floor as we await critical vote for congressman mike pompeo to lead cia. this comes trump first full day. he signed three executive orders including withdrawal from tpp trade orders. >> we just officially terminated tpp. [ applause ] >> we're going to stop the ridiculous trade deals taking everybody out of the company and taking companies out of the country and it's going to be reversed. there's going to be lot of companies coming back. >> trump is behind closed doors with speaker of the house paul ryan. >> how is the meeting going mr. president?
maybe donald trump can pledge wager with lewis, he can invite congressman to celebrate no matter who wins. that's one thought. end of the show. chuck will be back on monday. ford with greta start right now. >>> "for the record" tonight critical cabinet picks. >>> we are monitoring two votes and take you to the senate floor. >>> president trump busy with the pen today. on trade and abortion. will democrats respond and how. >>> press secretary sean...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : January 30, 2017 4:00pm-5:01pm PST
you. at least the trump kind of american. in your a sworn enemy of the united states are you happy or sad war between east and west. precisely what you have been saying every word you speak, isn't this what you dream of. after a weekend of confusion, chaos and across this country. "secretary kelly said all is going well with few problems make america safe again. nothing nis about searching for terrorist abouts they enter my country. city the world that the ban announced with one week notice, the bads would rush into country. a lot of bad dudes out there. secretary is it to the get the order fll people he was signing it. someone in the call looked up -- you were discussing. it's official said stunned. jim mattis did not see the final version until friday morning. and customs and border protection was caught unaware. democratic chuck schumer called it mean spirited and unamerican. >> we have been careful about who comes into the country we have not been reckless. there are national security agencies and law enforcement agencies who have been skew niezing all of these refugees and applic
you. at least the trump kind of american. in your a sworn enemy of the united states are you happy or sad war between east and west. precisely what you have been saying every word you speak, isn't this what you dream of. after a weekend of confusion, chaos and across this country. "secretary kelly said all is going well with few problems make america safe again. nothing nis about searching for terrorist abouts they enter my country. city the world that the ban announced with one week...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : January 10, 2017 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
. breaking news at the classified intelligence briefing presented to president-elect trump and president obama damaging material the russian government has on trump. it's the lead story in wednesday's usa today. the document includes accusations that moscow obtained salacious info of trump. u.s. spies warn prez-elect. we'll break it down and president obama's spirited farewell speech included a forceful defense of his record, an emotional thank you to the first family. >> it falls to each of those to be those anxious, jealous guardians of our democracy, to embrace the joyous task that we've been given to continually try to improve this great nation of ours. i will be right there with you as a citizen all my remaining days. >> tonight, as i'm sure you heard, there's a stunning report that's surfaced regarding what donald trump was told last week in his briefing of russia's roll in the u.s. election. the materials prepared for trump's briefing last friday included information that made damaging allegations about trump's deelgts with the russians. the officials say that the material initial
. breaking news at the classified intelligence briefing presented to president-elect trump and president obama damaging material the russian government has on trump. it's the lead story in wednesday's usa today. the document includes accusations that moscow obtained salacious info of trump. u.s. spies warn prez-elect. we'll break it down and president obama's spirited farewell speech included a forceful defense of his record, an emotional thank you to the first family. >> it falls to each...
Meet the Press : MSNBCW : January 1, 2017 11:00am-12:01pm PST
donald trump and the media. mr. trump of course has made no secret of his contempt for those of us who report the news and cover his campaign. along with promising to build a wall, press bashing was the surest route to an applause line. >> the media isn't just against me. they are against all of you. that's really what they're against. they're not against me. they're against what we represent. among the world's most dishonest people. the one thing we have done, we have exposed the credibility of the press. they have the lowest credibility. >> given trump's reliance on free publicity and the access to plenty of news shows, including this one, it is worth remembering the joke someone cracked during the campaign. donald trump complainingbo media is like an oil man complaining about the smell of crude. so this morning, we will take a close look at this love/hate relationship between donald trump and the press. i will talk to the editors of the "new york times" and "the wall street journal." to a group of top media critics from around the country. but i will start with three people whos
donald trump and the media. mr. trump of course has made no secret of his contempt for those of us who report the news and cover his campaign. along with promising to build a wall, press bashing was the surest route to an applause line. >> the media isn't just against me. they are against all of you. that's really what they're against. they're not against me. they're against what we represent. among the world's most dishonest people. the one thing we have done, we have exposed the...
, good evening a big developing story a hot one involving donald trump with the russians. prepared for president-elect included information that circulated making damaging allegation with trump's deals with the russian, neither fbi verified u.s. agencies. source would not comment on the allegation themselves. kept from washington. what is it that the russian have on donald trump? >> our sources are fot telling us. they are not discussing what the material is they are saying it's personally damaging information that presented in the briefing materials as a way of making sure that president-elect was aware it was out there. they are not saying fbi is not investigating this information or that's it's active or verified or proven, it's damage information gathered that the russian as aware of that passed on u.s. intelligence agencies and presented in the briefing materials. >> andrea, let me ask you about this. is it personal, financial or how can we describe it? >> it's unverified raw material that been leaked to the president and president-elect. the underlying allegation have not been co
, good evening a big developing story a hot one involving donald trump with the russians. prepared for president-elect included information that circulated making damaging allegation with trump's deals with the russian, neither fbi verified u.s. agencies. source would not comment on the allegation themselves. kept from washington. what is it that the russian have on donald trump? >> our sources are fot telling us. they are not discussing what the material is they are saying it's...
, d.c., hold on to seat trump has different version. no show mutual decision but it is. >>> also, trump top adviser blasting the opposition and say the press should keep its mouth shut. do not answer that question. >>> the president yelling at republicans we'll tell you what happened behind the scene at today's gop retreat. >>> president trump moving ahead at breakneck speed taking a trip to filly. speak about can sellings with the -- the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel the planned meeting schedule for next week. unless mexico is going to treat united states fairly with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. we have no choice. >> hours later at the republican retreat a different foreign leader showing up from london. british prime minister theresa may. >> -- is good for the world. an america strong and prosperous at home is a nation that can lead abroad. but you cannot and should not do so alone. >> she'll meet with president trump tomorrow. trump getting warm reception as he ticked off his agenda. >> nice to win. do we
, d.c., hold on to seat trump has different version. no show mutual decision but it is. >>> also, trump top adviser blasting the opposition and say the press should keep its mouth shut. do not answer that question. >>> the president yelling at republicans we'll tell you what happened behind the scene at today's gop retreat. >>> president trump moving ahead at breakneck speed taking a trip to filly. speak about can sellings with the -- the president of mexico and...
election donald trump up at dawn tweeting a storm of protests. based on the information they had she should ner e -- lost because she campaigned in the wrong states. the fact that trump is fired up about it he recognizes the danger here comey decision to send bombshell letter to congress 11 days before the election. it place major role in trump's closing argument. >> they are reopening the investigation into crooked hillary clinton. the fbi would never have reopened this case at this time unless it were a most eagreeingous criminal offense. hillary broke the law over and over and over again. we can be sure that what is in those e-mails is absolutely devastating. i will continue to address and expose the criminal corruption of hillary clinton and it's threat to the survival of -- >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. >> that's the election, clinton and her team left no doubt they put the blame on cocoa me. here what hillary clinton told supporters last month. >> swing state voters make decision in the final days breaking against me because of the f
election donald trump up at dawn tweeting a storm of protests. based on the information they had she should ner e -- lost because she campaigned in the wrong states. the fact that trump is fired up about it he recognizes the danger here comey decision to send bombshell letter to congress 11 days before the election. it place major role in trump's closing argument. >> they are reopening the investigation into crooked hillary clinton. the fbi would never have reopened this case at this...
play "hardball." tru trump's trump. good evening. in washingtons which is the scene of the action. who call shots republican power base in congress which has been raring to go with the own agenda for years or donald trump who takes office 17 days but is governing by tweet. the republicans acted to curtail office of the ethics under tight sup vision of congress themselves this is until president-elect tweeted following. with all congress has to work on do they have to make the weakening of the ethics watchdog their number one act in priority. focus on tax return and health care and other things that's important. drain the swamp. that went out within the hour at 10:50 a.m. they schedule a emergency meeting at 11:00 a.m. at which time they backed off their amendment leaving the oc in place as an independent body. i'm joined by hallie. would the republicans stop their effort to gut the office of congressional ethics had not trump tweeted? >> i do think that the tweet in the president-elect in weighing in on this issue starting the night before did have some part in this. i would be he
play "hardball." tru trump's trump. good evening. in washingtons which is the scene of the action. who call shots republican power base in congress which has been raring to go with the own agenda for years or donald trump who takes office 17 days but is governing by tweet. the republicans acted to curtail office of the ethics under tight sup vision of congress themselves this is until president-elect tweeted following. with all congress has to work on do they have to make the...
twitter @great greta. "hardball" with chris matt this starts in ten seconds. >>> president trump. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matt this. the era of donald trump commence at noon today as he took the oath of office. it was capitol hill pennsylvania avenue parade. in his first word. he delivered a strong repute to the political establishment much of which surrounded him as he spoke. let's watch. >> today's ceremony has very special meaning because today we are not maerly transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another, but we are transferring power from washington d.c. and giving it back to you, the people. [ applause ] >> for too long a small group in our nation's capitol has rooeped the rewards while people have born the cost. their victory have not been your victory. that's trial have not been yours, january 20, 2017, will be remembered the day the people became the ruleers of this nation again. >> the speech was strong and stark. it problems facing the country. >> mother's and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities.
twitter @great greta. "hardball" with chris matt this starts in ten seconds. >>> president trump. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matt this. the era of donald trump commence at noon today as he took the oath of office. it was capitol hill pennsylvania avenue parade. in his first word. he delivered a strong repute to the political establishment much of which surrounded him as he spoke. let's watch. >> today's ceremony has very special meaning...
Meet the Press : MSNBCW : January 1, 2017 11:00pm-12:01am PST
you like to make? >> i'm most intrigued by the notion that trump doesn't think he needs or wants to have a protective pool. the protective pool exists so that on days like 9/11, a president can speak not just to his press or to this country but to the world. i think changes his mind about the need for protective pool and maybe getting the press to be more inventive and modern in what that protective pool is made of up. >> i would make a suggestion for the press. you don't need to follow the president around -- you don't need to put every word he says on tv and have a story every day about what he said yesterday. it's easy to find that. all you have do is put on twitter or facebook live. it's all there. if more resources were put into not just what was said today but what's actually really happening, i think it would be much better service to the public. >> i would make two changes. one is i would take the briefing off of live tv. make it a more serious briefing rather than a tv show where both sides are posturing. the second is i would democratize the room. change the room makeup. o
you like to make? >> i'm most intrigued by the notion that trump doesn't think he needs or wants to have a protective pool. the protective pool exists so that on days like 9/11, a president can speak not just to his press or to this country but to the world. i think changes his mind about the need for protective pool and maybe getting the press to be more inventive and modern in what that protective pool is made of up. >> i would make a suggestion for the press. you don't need to...
, check. >>> "for the record," my special one-on-one, and a rapidfire news day from president trump. what does speaker ryan say about president trump's call for major investigation into voter fraud despite a lack of widespread evidence? >>> also trump's controversial border wall promise. speaker ryan speaks out. does he support it? >>> and who does speaker ryan think will pay for it? >>> and they had some tough words for each other before the election. hear what speaker ryan says about working together and how often they talk. >>> good evening. live from independence mall in the great city of philadelphia, where the republican retreat is under way just blocks from here and they have a lot to talk about. and so does speaker paul ryan. i sat down with him today and asked him about all the news and some of the controversies inside the trump white house. mr. speaker, nice to see you. >> great to have you back, greta. i'm glad you're back on the air. >> it's fun. i'm glad. this is an adventure. always fun to start a new job. >> absolutely. >> i want to ask you a few questions about news of the
, check. >>> "for the record," my special one-on-one, and a rapidfire news day from president trump. what does speaker ryan say about president trump's call for major investigation into voter fraud despite a lack of widespread evidence? >>> also trump's controversial border wall promise. speaker ryan speaks out. does he support it? >>> and who does speaker ryan think will pay for it? >>> and they had some tough words for each other before the...
Lockup: Cleveland - Extended Stay : MSNBCW : January 21, 2017 11:00pm-12:01am PST
d.c. across the country and around the world a day after donald trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. according to the organizers, the goal was to send a message the crowds were largerer than organizers expected and they remained peaceful. they really did and joining me by phone is kntv's karen and give us a sense of that event in beautiful san francisco. oh, well, we're looking at the pictures. let's go to nbc's hans nickholl. >> hi, chris, how are you. here's what we're seeing this evening. this protest is just wrapping unin washington. you see a sea of signs here. now behind me, as you know very well, that's the white house. when president trump wakes up tomorrow morning, his second full day in office, he can see all these signs. here's one of them still not my president, resist is another. we can't show all of them to you because not all of them are family appropriate. some of them have a feline theme to them. but when things have been wrapping up, there have been conversations and 84 arer right to recognize how peaceful it has been and there have b
d.c. across the country and around the world a day after donald trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. according to the organizers, the goal was to send a message the crowds were largerer than organizers expected and they remained peaceful. they really did and joining me by phone is kntv's karen and give us a sense of that event in beautiful san francisco. oh, well, we're looking at the pictures. let's go to nbc's hans nickholl. >> hi, chris, how are you. here's...
Dateline Extra : MSNBCW : January 21, 2017 4:00pm-5:01pm PST
send a message to you. the main rally was in donald trump's new town, washington, d.c. up to a half million people flooded the downtown streets blocks from the white house. it was build as the women's march in washington. they came from around the country in the early hours of this morning. they shattered all previous estimates from the organizers's estimates. in new york an estimated hundred thousand people marched past trump tower on the ad avenue. large rallies were also held today in atlanta, philadelphia, and boston. in los angeles, the police department said it was the biggest crowd since an immigration march back in 2006 drew a half million people. marches were held overseas as well. london saw a crowd of 100,000. let's begin with morgan rad ford in "new york times" where protests are still in the street. morgan, i hear the strangest story about the march. there's barely enough people to get in the street and stand. >> too many, chris. exactly. for those familiar with new york, this was intended to be on lexington avenue. someone on the intercom just said you've made it to th
send a message to you. the main rally was in donald trump's new town, washington, d.c. up to a half million people flooded the downtown streets blocks from the white house. it was build as the women's march in washington. they came from around the country in the early hours of this morning. they shattered all previous estimates from the organizers's estimates. in new york an estimated hundred thousand people marched past trump tower on the ad avenue. large rallies were also held today in...
Lockup: Cleveland - Extended Stay : MSNBCW : January 21, 2017 1:00am-2:01am PST
knew to expect a lot of large anti-trump demonstrations tomorrow. we did not necessarily expect to see this much anti-trump protesting today at the inauguration itself between the inauguration and the parade and alongside the route of the inaugural parade. in addition to those peaceful protests today there were also violent protests today in washington, d.c. violent protests of the kind that we haven't seen before at presidential inaugurations. a lot of us old people remember the large and rowdy protests that happened 16 years ago at the first inauguration of george w. bush. following that very controversial election result the supreme court ruling in gore v. bush, i remember those 2001 protests being a big harry deal at that inauguration. we checked those records today from the 2001 protests. turns out those protests in george w. bush in 2001, they resulted in nine arrests, mostly for disorderly conduct. today in d.c. there were 217 arrests. and that may not be a final number because some inaugural protest actions have apparently continued into this evening. off the inaugural rout
knew to expect a lot of large anti-trump demonstrations tomorrow. we did not necessarily expect to see this much anti-trump protesting today at the inauguration itself between the inauguration and the parade and alongside the route of the inaugural parade. in addition to those peaceful protests today there were also violent protests today in washington, d.c. violent protests of the kind that we haven't seen before at presidential inaugurations. a lot of us old people remember the large and...
size of the crowd. he was following his boss orders. here is trump himself o saturday. >> we had a massive field of people. you saw them, packed. i get up this morning, i turn on the network and though an empty field. i said wait a minute, i made a speech. i looked out the field looked like a million, million and a half people. >> spicer followed up later that evening. >> compares to 317,000 that used it for president obama last inago raul this was the largest audience to within inauguration period. in person and around the globe. there's a lot of talk to hold donald trump accountable. it goes two ways. we're going to hold press accountable as well. >> the numbers used are disputed. today spicer said information about ridership was given to him by the inaugural committee. reporters were courteous and orderly. spicer himself was well prepared it made news on a number of fronts. when the matter of size came up again. let's watch. >> you stand by yourself that was the most watched inaugural address. >> it was. when you look at one network alone got 16.9 million online. there were ten
size of the crowd. he was following his boss orders. here is trump himself o saturday. >> we had a massive field of people. you saw them, packed. i get up this morning, i turn on the network and though an empty field. i said wait a minute, i made a speech. i looked out the field looked like a million, million and a half people. >> spicer followed up later that evening. >> compares to 317,000 that used it for president obama last inago raul this was the largest audience to...
With All Due Respect : MSNBCW : January 30, 2017 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
dividing many of the republican party. meanwhile trump administration is wrapping up it's defense. appeared to check up when talking about the president's order. >> i notice this chuck schumer with fake tears i'm going to ask who was acting woecoach, i don' see him as a crier, 5% chance it was real. but i think they were fake tears. >> outgoing presidents usually give incoming some space. his spokesperson saying president obama is hearden by the level of engagement taking place. kelly. >> greta, i can tell you this goes beyond democrat members of congress, senators and represent representative, it's many people deep in front of the supreme court. when protests are attracted here. supporters to show up. behind the camera there are protesters here, demonstrators here, those who want to have their voice heard, chanting different messages hoping that the white house will listen to them and perhaps change course. that maybe a tall order given what we heard from president trump this is a chance to try to show some unity and to try to show willingness to galvanize around issues. so many
dividing many of the republican party. meanwhile trump administration is wrapping up it's defense. appeared to check up when talking about the president's order. >> i notice this chuck schumer with fake tears i'm going to ask who was acting woecoach, i don' see him as a crier, 5% chance it was real. but i think they were fake tears. >> outgoing presidents usually give incoming some space. his spokesperson saying president obama is hearden by the level of engagement taking place....
the millions of people to send a message to you. the main rally was in donald trump's new town, washington, d.c., up to a half million people flooded the downtown streets, blocks from the white house. they came around from the country streaming in by bus, plane, train in the early hours of this morning. shattered all estimates from the organizers. more than 600 sister marches around the country were held. in fact around the globe. in new york, 100,000 people marched on fifth avenue on fifth avenue. in chicago, quarter million flooded into town, large rallies were held today in atlanta, in philadelphia, and boston. in los angeles, the police department said it was the biggest crowd since immigration march back in 2006 drew a half million people. marches were held overseas as well. london a crowd of 100,000. let's again with morgan radford who'd in new york city. i hear the strangest story about a march. too many people to march. you are looking at the last marchers standing. why was it important to come out today? >> he is missing feminism. everything that he is doing is fascist
the millions of people to send a message to you. the main rally was in donald trump's new town, washington, d.c., up to a half million people flooded the downtown streets, blocks from the white house. they came around from the country streaming in by bus, plane, train in the early hours of this morning. shattered all estimates from the organizers. more than 600 sister marches around the country were held. in fact around the globe. in new york, 100,000 people marched on fifth avenue on fifth...
that, once they come through, i will make a decision if that's mr. trump's pick, he should be able to put the person in place. >> where are we on health care. >> i can't fill 172,000 off well care beforement. trying get lives back together say we have no more cure or treatment for you, i have tell victim of black lung, sorry, i can't do this to west virginia, repeal, repeal. >> nothing on the table. >> i'm one willing to repair. i vote for repair and fixing. let me see it it. in good conscious i can't throw it out. >> come back we'll talk about the opioid problem. >> yes, it's awful. >> nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. >>> andrea mitchell about the unverified claims about donald trump. >> was it a mistake for the intelligence community to include that unverified opposition research disinformation material, the two-page addendum. >> we asked that question. and their argument was that this is something that the press already had not just here in the united states but other places. that it would be -- they would be they didn't use the word der lick but it was their obligation to infor
that, once they come through, i will make a decision if that's mr. trump's pick, he should be able to put the person in place. >> where are we on health care. >> i can't fill 172,000 off well care beforement. trying get lives back together say we have no more cure or treatment for you, i have tell victim of black lung, sorry, i can't do this to west virginia, repeal, repeal. >> nothing on the table. >> i'm one willing to repair. i vote for repair and fixing. let me see...
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : January 3, 2017 10:00pm-11:01pm PST
governing for republicans in congress has gone unnoticed until now. but it will ruin donald trump's first year as president. >>> on day one of the new congress, house republicans think twice and throw out their plan to overhaul an ethics watch dog. >> president-elect trump says there are so many other things of far greater importance. >> why is in the most important thing for congress to be focused on? >> it isn't. that's the whole thing. it's not. >> don't they realize what the election was about, americans are sick and tired of what goes on in washington. this should not have been the first thing that people hear about. >> the amendment adopted last night was by unanimous -- >> the republican-led congress is not wasting time on their promise to repeal obamacare. >> president signed the bill. >> there's no question that there will be different health insurance coverage in this country under president-elect trump. >> remember the pottery barn rule -- you break it you own it. republicans will own everything that comes with health care. in the history of american presidential campaigning no
governing for republicans in congress has gone unnoticed until now. but it will ruin donald trump's first year as president. >>> on day one of the new congress, house republicans think twice and throw out their plan to overhaul an ethics watch dog. >> president-elect trump says there are so many other things of far greater importance. >> why is in the most important thing for congress to be focused on? >> it isn't. that's the whole thing. it's not. >> don't...


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A quarantine centre at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Malaysian authorities are tracking around 5,000 citizens across the country believed to have been potentially exposed to the coronavirus at a religious event on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.PHOTO: REUTERS
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KUALA LUMPUR (REUTERS) - Malaysian authorities are tracking around 5,000 citizens across the country believed to have been potentially exposed to the coronavirus at a religious event on the outskirts of the capital Kuala Lumpur, the Health Ministry said on Wednesday (March 11).
The contact tracing was initiated after neighbouring Brunei reported its first case of coronavirus infection on Tuesday, a 53-year-old man who had attended the same event at a mosque between Feb 27 and March 1, the ministry said in a statement.
"Based on preliminary information, the religious event involved an estimated 10,000 people from several countries including Malaysia," the ministry's secretary-general, Mr Noor Hisham Abdullah, said.
"The Health Ministry urges all who had attended the event to cooperate with health officials to ensure Covid-19 does not continue to spread in their communities."
Malaysia reported 20 new cases of coronavirus infection on Wednesday, bringing the cumulative tally to 149.
The new Cabinet under Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, which held its first meeting earlier the same day, imposed an entry ban on all Iranian, Italian and South Korean nationals due to the coronavirus outbreak in those three countries.
Malaysians returning from Iran, Italy and South Korea would be quarantined for 14 days, Health Minister Adham Baba said.
S'pore imposes new travel restrictions on travellers from UK and New South Wales from Dec 24

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An Ambridge man is facing charges after he punched a woman in the face twice and injured the small child she was holding, police said.
AMBRIDGE — A borough man is facing charges after he punched a woman in the face twice and injured the small child that she was holding, police said.
According to the report, Demetrius J. Senior, 24, was arrested after he hit a woman and knocked a small child into a door.
Police said officers were called at about 3:15 p.m. Saturday to a Kerr Street home where a woman reported Senior punched her in the face two times and injured the child that she was holding.
The woman said Senior went to her home and asked her to step outside on the back porch because he was mad about something and wanted to talk to her about it, police said. According to the report, the woman had a 1-year-old child in her arms when she walked out to meet Senior.
Police said as the woman walked outside, Senior "ran up the stairs" and punched her in the face two times. The punches cause the woman's cheek to split and she began to bleed, police said.
According to the report, the incident also caused the child to hit her head on the door. Police said the child began to cry. Senior ran from the home and the woman called for help, police said.
The victim and the child went to Heritage Valley Sewickley hospital for evaluation, according to the report.
Police said Senior was not located at his home immediately after the incident, but was later found walking in the 1300 block of Merchant Street.
Senior, of 170 Crestview Village, was charged on June 2 by Ambridge police with endangering the welfare of a child, simple assault and harassment. He was taken to the Beaver County Jail after failing to post a $20,000 bond, records show.


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Algeria: Disturbing clampdown against civil society as two women's NGOs forced to close
Responding to the Algerian authorities' decision to close the offices of two prominent women's rights organizations, FARD (Femmes Algériennes Revendiquant leurs Droits) and AFEPEC (Association Féministe pour l'Épanouissement de la Personne et l'Exercice de la Citoyenneté), Amnesty International's North Africa Campaigns Director, Najia Bounaim, said:
"The targeting of these women's groups is a shameless attack on the right to freedom of association and participation. This is just another example of the disturbing recent clampdown on civil society organisations by the Algerian authorities that must stop now.
"Both organizations must be allowed to resume operations immediately and without fear of reprisal. Such tactics are reminiscent of a by-gone era and are contrary to Algeria's obligations under international law.
"The right to freedom of association is essential in a robust and dynamic society. Instead of seeking to further restrict human rights, the Algerian authorities must work on repealing laws and practices that are further shrinking the space for civil society and ensure that human rights defenders are able to work in a safe and enabling environment."
On 27 February, Algerian security forces in the city of Oran sealed off the offices of two local NGOs, FARD and AFEPEC, following an order from the office of the Governorate of Oran, without any notice. The authorities justified the shutdown by disputing the legal registration of the NGOs. However, both organizations have submitted a new registration request to operate legally under the highly restrictive Law 12-06. FARD received the receipt of registration in March 2014 from the Governorate of Oran, while AFEPEC has yet to receive a response from local authorities. Both organisations have been in operation since the 90s.
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Opinion: The lessons of the Holocaust are alive in the American spirit
by Eszter Kutas July 2, 2018 January 17, 2023
A rendering of the tree at Philly's future Holocaust memorial Credit: Courtesy Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation
Eszter Kutas currently serves as the project lead and acting director for the Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation through her employer Fairmount Ventures, a consulting firm serving the nonprofit and public sectors in Philadelphia.
In the weeks leading up to July Fourth — the holiday in which we celebrate our country's founding principles of human freedom and dignity — we've been faced with stark images of indignity: migrant children being separated from their parents in the name of lawfulness and national protection.
While we should be relieved that this practice has been changed, it is perhaps equally heartening to see how the country rallied for the cause of justice.
The commonly used disclaimer "this is not about politics" rings true in this case; leaders from all ends of the political spectrum spoke out about the injustices wrought at our Southern border. This is about children, parents, and the profound bond between them. It is about toddlers who were wrested from the arms of caring fathers, and young mothers who didn't know where their children had been taken.
I am the director of an organization that's leading the development of a new public Holocaust memorial plaza in the heart of Philadelphia. I'm also a mother, a Jewish immigrant from Hungary, and the grandchild of four Holocaust survivors. Through my work, my personal experiences, and the experiences of my family, I've learned to recognize infringements on the dignity of human life.
The Holocaust, and terms like "concentration camps," were frequently invoked as comparisons to the migrant crisis. To many, this seemed an inappropriate and hyperbolic comparison – after all, the migrant crisis did not, in any way, constitute a mass genocide.
But this argument – that we must only draw these parallels when the severity of the atrocity "matches" that of the Holocaust – is its own race to the bottom. Preserving the lessons of the Holocaust doesn't just mean speaking out against mass murder; it also includes rallying against unjust and inhumane treatment, even if it doesn't amount to the atrocities of the Nazi regime.
Historically, the greatest danger of actions like forcibly separating children from their parents is that it pushes the boundaries of normalcy.
As a society, if we accept that, as a matter of law, young children can be torn from the arms of their parents, what have we become? And, more importantly, what will we become? History has repeatedly shown that when a society consents to comparatively "innocuous" human rights abuses against the weak, it often allows the needle to be pushed further and further toward atrocity.
I'm reminded of the Theresienstadt Camp, which was built in German-occupied Czechoslovakia in 1941.
The camp held well over 100,000 Jewish prisoners over the course of the war, many of whom were ultimately sent to extermination camps. All the while, it was frequently held up as a false, propagandistic example of the "fair and humane" treatment that detainees were receiving in the camps.
One of the more touching stories that survives the Holocaust is that of a group of children in Theresienstadt who received the sapling of a silver maple tree. Despite knowing that they would not live to see the tree mature, they nurtured it, hoping it would survive the war and provide shade to future generations in a humane society. In just a few months, a sapling of this original iconic tree will be planted at the Philadelphia Holocaust Memorial Plaza, which will be opening on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway this Fall. The tree will represent not just life and hope for future generations, but the innocence of the children, and society's imperative to defend the defenseless.
To remember the Holocaust and its victims is to understand a vast, worldwide moral failing — one which allowed for the systematic degradation of human rights among the most vulnerable. The fact that millions of people have banded together to express their outrage by the injustices at our border — and ultimately effect a policy change — is an encouraging sign that these lessons are alive in the American spirit.
As we look ahead to July Fourth, we must remain vigilant and committed to identifying atrocities that exist both in America and the world at large, and fight to prevent these misdeeds from escalating further.
Amid America's two and a half centuries of prosperity, the country has faced many moral crises of its own. If we can continue to learn from moral errors of the past and fight against any encroachment upon life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, we truly have a holiday worth celebrating.
Tagged: History, Immigration, Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation, Politics


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Everyone has the capacity for evil
By John Brizzolara, June 7, 2001
Not Cabby's cab
"You can make up a name, I don't care."
"Just call me 'Cabby.' " "Whatever."
After negotiations at the driver's side window, it was agreed he'd let me ride along, but no pictures. "I'm paranoid," he explained, and I laughed, thinking he was joking. He was serious as syphilis. "How much money we talking about?" he asked.
"I don't know, $20?"
"Okay, get in. I've got a lot to say." Again, he's not kidding.
It is 10 p.m. on Friday night. We crawl down Sixth Avenue from Hillcrest, heading downtown. We cruise slowly past some guys with clean-shaved heads to see if they might need a cab. I figure they're more interested in a brief but meaningful relationship in Balboa Park's shrubbery, and they ignore us.
"I've been driving for ten years in San Diego exclusively, and, yeah, I generally drive on Friday nights." "You must have had some interesting experiences." I study his face in the rear-view mirror: hair all gray, thick-lensed glasses with colorless frames. He speaks with a faint Hispanic accent.
"Interesting is not the word for it. The whole gamut: interesting, amusing, exhilarating, scary, and antagonizing. Every experience you can imagine might happen to a cab-driver happens. I don't think it's too far-fetched to assume that every cab-driver goes through different versions of the same experience. He operates in a very circumscribed routine. Oh, you're recording." He looks at the little Sony with alarm. "I thought you were taking notes."
"This is more accurate."
He slows down his speech, chooses words more carefully, but he
still goes on to make Dennis Miller look like Marcel Marceau.
"The extreme, the most hostile, is getting robbed with weapons. It's a matter of probability that it's going to happen."
He changes the subject. "Cabdrivers are very independent; they're looking for something you don't find in an ordinary job, like working in a factory, the office, the AM/PM. They don't like to submit themselves to that kind of work environment. There's no schedule, no supervisor. You don't answer to anyone except the customer and the ordinances and regulations."
"Do you own this cab?"
"Ah, no. So that being the fact, the nature of the cabdriver is built around that character [meaning the ramblin' guy, Lone-Ranger factor]. One of the most difficult things is to get cabdrivers to work together. They don't want to be bound to anybody or anything except themselves. It's hard for them to coordinate their efforts to gain advantages for themselves in the working environment of the city. Everyone's trying to advance themselves and their selfish interests; businessmen, city council members. Cabdrivers have no position to stand on — and it's a very large group. There's no identity, no leverage against all these forces in the city. They are all independent. It's hard for them to create a singular and positive image with the public, the police, and the city council. They're constantly losing ground because they have no voice."
This does not seem to be an affliction of Cabby, however. When asked about unions, he pooh-poohs the idea. "Cabbies would never go for it. It would never work." But he does seem to have some vague idea of a sort of association.
"Does any one experience over the past ten years stand out?"
"Not any one experience, but many experiences, and they all repeat themselves. Young people without much experience drinking, and can't control it, get in the cab. On the way home they vomit. Most of the time it's sailors, but it's not limited to sailors. You learn to detect when it's going to happen, and you learn to avoid it or prevent it. I tell them to get sick out the door but sometimes they refuse to admit that they're that sick. You charge them 10, 20 dollars extra to clean up the cab."
"Tell me about when you got robbed."
"Once it was just outside downtown San Diego, once on the east side, once on the south side in Imperial Beach, once just north of National City. I've been robbed with a knife, with a gun, several times with objects I could not identify, but they felt like they were lethal or harmful in some way. You know, somebody puts a metal object to your neck that feels pointed. After they leave and run off, you don't know what they used. It could have been a toothpick or a nail. I've been strong-armed from behind. A guy pinned me to the seat while another guy rummaged around the front seat for cash and whatever he could find. That happened to me in Mission Valley.
"People often get in the cab in a state of great hostility, and they are very asinine and threatening. If you challenge them, they get worse. Especially if you have three, four, five men. In some subcultures it's a show of strength to demonstrate hostility. They'll take advantage of a cabdriver that's old or lightweight or looks like a wimp. It's an instinct in them to be evil. It's very scary. You don't know if they're just posturing or they're psychos.
"They try to get you rattled so you make a mistake and maybe not charge them. They can sense if you're new, and they'll mess with you. They'll get you all upset and confused, then say, 'Do you have change for a 20?' and then hand you another bill. And maybe it's late at night, you've been working ten hours or more, you get careless, you don't look at it.
"Some people expect you to be in a party mood. I have to tell them, 'Excuse me, I haven't been drinking, I'm not in a party mood. I'm not a bartender.' They'll start screwing around, pressing this button or that and turning on the radio. They fuck around like you wouldn't believe. They think if they tip you a dollar that makes it all right. The people that come out of these places in the Gaslamp are pretty bad, but not as bad as people who come out of the local bars. Like in Imperial Beach."
Cabby is from Los Angeles originally. He has been in San Diego for 12 years. To relax he handicaps horses at the track. "It's a challenge I have taken up. You take all the data on the racing form and try to project the probable performance of a horse. It's very scientific."
When he says he is paranoid, he means clinically. He was diagnosed a paranoid. "Everybody's paranoid to a certain degree, and they learn to live with it. I'm just very sensitive: perfect paranoia is perfect awareness. It can make you socially dysfunctional." As an example, he cites an occasion when he was interviewed on local TV news after the killing of a driver. He was convinced the cameraman was looking at him "funny." His theory was that the police like to get suspects on television so that some viewer might recognize them in connection with a crime and phone in.
"So has this made you cynical?" I ask.
"Driving a cab has made me cynical, yes. I always had a very childlike attitude toward people until I drove a cab. I came to learn that everybody has a capacity for evil. That's a fact of nature and human beings."
More stories by John Brizzolara
Airport cabbies Uber angry — Feb. 19, 2014
San Diego rude taxi drivers — Oct. 24, 2012
San Diego cab driver caught in the middle of patient dumping — May 2, 2012
Second Only To the Cowboy — Sept. 4, 2003
Now that Yellow Cab no longer dominates — May 18, 1978


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Vertumnus, God Of Gardens
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Vertumnus is the god of gardens and orchards in Roman mythology.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc..
Tritons and Naiad fountain
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Tritons et NayadesMessenger of the Sea and a Water NymphThis beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Vers..
Apollo riding his chariot drawn by horses over the sea
28 x 20 cm (11 x 8 inches).Appolon sortant des EauxGod of wine, parties and festivalsThis beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Ver..
Morpheus, God Of Dreams
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Morpheus, Greek god of dreams. He shaped and formed the dreams, through which he could appear to mortals in any form. This talent made Morpheus a messenger of the gods able to communicate divine messages to sleeping mortals.This beautiful antique print of a statue was mad..
Pomona, Goddess Of Gardens And Orchards
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Pomona was the goddess of fruit trees, gardens, and orchards. Unlike many other Roman goddesses and gods, she does not have a Greek counterpart, though she is commonly associated with Demeter. She watches over and protects fruit trees and cares for their cultivation.This ..
Minerva, Goddess Of Wisdom, Justice And Law
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Minerva was the Roman goddess of wisdom, justice, law and victory. Minerva was originally a goddess of war, hence her armour. She fought on behalf of just causes and is therefore seen as a civilising influence, in contrast to Mars.This beautiful antique print of a statue ..
Flora, Goddess Of Flowers
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Flora, Roman goddess of flowers and of the season of spring.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de ..
La Liberalite
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Statue representing Abundance as a woman holding a horn flowing coins and flowers.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens ..
First ever voyage of a hot air balloon in 1783 at Versailles, France
41 x 30 cm (16 x 11.8 inches)Premier Voyage Aerien, 1783. Balloon made by the Montgolfier brothersBallooning prints of 18th century and Regency period balloons are renowned amongst collectors, as the balloons were so beautfiul and even fanciful. The vertical and horizontal lines of the buildings and..
Pan, God Of Shepherds And Hunters
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Pan is associated with nature, wooded areas and pasturelands. The worship of Pan centered in nature, often in caves or grottos. Pan did not have the appearance of a normal man. The bottom half of his body was like a goat, with the top half of his body being like man.This..
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Bacchante is a priestess or female follower of Bacchus.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versa..
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).The faun is a half-human and half-goat mythological creature appearing in Greek and Roman mythology.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Ma..
Un Moissonneur, Vertumnus God Of Gardens
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Vertumnus has a crown of fruits and flowers and holds a sickle in his hand.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chat..
Flore, Goddess Of Flowers
Bacchus, God Of Wine And Pleasure
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Bacchus was known as the god of agriculture and wine, but was also associated with fertility, drama, and revelry..This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vase..
Hercules, God Of Strength And Heroes
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).HerculeThis beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statues and fountai..
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Ceres was a goddess of agriculture, grain crops, fertility and motherly relationships.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornam..
Goddess Diane in her bath
28 x 20 cm (11 x 8 inches).Le Bain de DianeThis beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statues and..
L'Hyver, Winter
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statues and fountains at t..
Bacchante, Priestess Of Bacchus
Mercury, God Of Commerce
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Mercury, god of commerce, eloquence and communication. He also serves as the guide of souls to the underworld..This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases e..
Syrinx, Greek Nymph
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Syrinx was a nymph and a follower of Artemis, known for her chastity.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et..
Circe, Goddess Of Sorcery
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches). Circe, goddess of sorcery. She is best known for trapping Odysseus and his men on her island for a year.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Aut..
20 x 15 cm (7.8 x 6 inches).Pandora was the first human woman created by Hephaestus, on the instructions of Zeus, and was held responsible for releasing the ills of humanity into the world.This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recu..
A muse
20 x 15cm (7.8 x 6 inches) . Une Muse This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statues and foun..
Abduction of Orethyia by Boreas
20 x 15cm (7.8 x 6 inches) . Boree et Orytie This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statues a..
Acis – son of Pan
20 x 15cm (7.8 x 6 inches) . Acis This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statues and fountain..
Cephalus and Procris
20 x 15cm (7.8 x 6 inches) . Cephale et l'Aurore This beautiful antique print of a statue was made in 1723 by Simon Thomassin in Paris.It is from his work 'Recuel des Statue, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases et Autres Mangifique Ornamens du Chateau et Parc de Versailles' about the magnificent statu..