. right now on msnbc, president trump is expected to land at centcom headquarters, departing palm beach just moments ago amid what some are calling alarming comments defending vladimir putin. >> putin's a kill per. >> there a lot of killers beep got a lot of killers. what, you think our country's so innocent? >> also this hour, the white house is putting up a fight against a federal judge's ruling suspending the president's targeted travel ban. is that fight headed to the sport? we'll talk with washington state attorney johnson bob tergson. from the political ads to the shocking overtime win by patriots, love him or hate him, is tom brady the best ever? we'll take you to boston. >> it's great to put everything on the line and play it all out against a great team. they gave us everything we could handle. >> good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle coming to you live from msnbc headquarters. at this time the president is headed to the centcom. for now travels are from the seven predominantly muslim countries affected are allowed to enter the u.s. after a federal judge put the president

msnbc world headquarters. it is 3:00 p.m. eastern time, here in new york. and in melbourne, florida, where president trump is expected to hold a campaign-style rally, just two hours from now. it is a rally that we will carry live, right here on msnbc. while the president speaks to reporters here in the u.s., vice president pence as well as defense secretary james mattis and secretary of state rex tillerson are overseas in germany, trying to ease our allies' concerns over the new administration and its so-called america first approach. meanwhile, for the fifth straight weekend, anti-trump rallies are taking place all across the country. we'll go live to one of those rallies just minutes from now. but we begin, just two hours from now, the fir campaign-style rally of the president's term will begin, with the pside looking to reset his administration, only four weeks in. after what many have deemed a disastrous week that included the resignation of his national security adviser, what can be described only as one doozy of a press conference. but can you expect that same combative trump

>>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of the country's most notorious prisons. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." over the years, we've profiled inmates who have committed extreme acts of violence, both in and out of prison. though we found there's a special breed of criminal mind, whose violent and bizarre actions seemingly knows no end. >> you ain't got to -- i know how to walk. you got a lot of people around in here. you ain't got to hold me. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison he had to be flanked by two officers for his interview in a security housing unit called the shu. >> okay, you got it. look at our man right here. he's got this rambo camera. where they from? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> what's your name? >> they call me double life because i got two life sentences. and they call me godzilla because i got more points than anybody else in the prison system. so i fight everybody. i fight anybody that fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of

>>> that's it for me. thanks for watching this hour of "msnbc live." i'm ali velshi. right now on msnbc, "andrea mitchell reports." good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon, and thank you. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," take two. the trump administration prepares a redo of the controversial travel ban. currently stalled in the federal courts. the president speaking this morning in an nba news exclusive with craig melvin at the national museum of african-american history about the imgration plans. >> we have to have people come in that are going to love the country, not people that are going to harm the country and i think a lot of people agree with me on that. >> righting the ship. president trump about to lead his first national security council meeting today, now that he has a new national security adviser, general h.r. mcmaster, recommended to the president by a rising freshman senator who served under the general in iraq. >> he's a legendary officer in the army. he's never marched to the beat of the army drum so to speak. >> and the homefront, republican congressmemb

leitner, msnbc, merchison, texas. >>> coming up next -- three weeks into the trump presidency and we have a full-fledged court battle. >>> plus, trench warfare on the senate floor. senator bernie sanders reading that letter from coretta scott king now. you're seeing him live on the floor. is there any hope for republicans and democrats to work together during the trump years? any hope at all? we'll find out. >>> before you get to totally hopeless, check out something to brighten your day. a police officer breaking it

. >>> msnbc senior editor of politics beth fouhy joins me live in studio. we heard from the president. very limited from what he had to say. are we hearing anything more from the white house? >> that was last night, frances, and as you know, a president who has vowed -- those are fairly measured words from president trump, mostly talking about the relationship with japan. he didn't speak directly to what had happened with this missile launch. earlier today, his senior adviser, steven miller, went out to do the various morning shows and did have a few things to say about it. let's take a listen. >> last night was a show of strength. saying that we stand with our ally, having the two men appear on camera, worldwide, to all of planet earth, was a statement that will be understood very well by north korea. >> so, he's promising further action or further discussion in the next few days. you know, frances for a president that's only been in office three weeks a number of foreign policy challenges for this president between the russian hacking situation that continues to hangover this presid

, battling hate. president trump speaking exclusively to msnbc, and his strongest terms yet against anti-semitic attacks. >> i think it's terrible. i think it's horrible. >> but for many it's just not enough. >> his silence is poison. nothing the president today mitigated the cancer growing in the white house, it starts with him. >> we begin this morning with the immigration guide hraoeupz. a sweeping plan to potentially deport millions of people who are in the united states illegally. and it includes hiring up to 15,000 more i.c.e. and border patrol agents, and ends catch and release forcing people caught at the border to be detained until their hearing and deports anybody that has been here illegally for less than two years. we have the best team in the business, and here to talk about all of it, i want to start with kristin welker, and she is live at the white house. we just got the new immigration guidelines in the last 24 hours. walk us through how different are they from what we have seen before? >> reporter: the bottom line is it gives deportation i.c.e. agents more authority

afternoon. >>> right now on msnbc, mitch mcconnell's mistake this morning. three more senators read a letter from martin luther king's widow. the same letter senator elizabeth warren read to ban her from speaking over a debate over jeff sessions. will the extremely rare move silencing a senator backfire on the gop? and defending the ban. this morning, president trump tells a gathering of law enforcement officials his executive order on immigration is completely legal and, quote, perfectly written. this as a federal court panel is deciding right now whether the controversial ban can be reinstated. >>> plus, the dakota access pipeline gets the final green light. it sparked months of protests and the largest tribal gathering in nearly 100 years. what's next for the protesters? i'll ask taboo from the black eyed peas who vows to continue fighting construction of the pipeline. >>> i'm ali velshi coming to you live from msnbc headquarters in new york. we begin with the fehrwoirework capitol hill where democrats are staging their talk-a-thon, this time against jeff sessions to be attorney ge

it for us this hour of "msnbc live." i'm craig melvin and i'll grab lunch and see you here at 1:00 eastern. right now katherine turr is here, some of you know her as katy. >> what is craig short for? >> short forring in. you know what craig means no? >> what? >> short for crag, mountain, like a rock. >> got nothing to say to that. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," help wanted, president trump hunting for a new national security adviser after his pick to replace ousted michael flynn says thanks but no thanks. new reporting who is on the short list as the president heads to south carolina to try to turn the focus back to the economy. >>> one-man show, new fallout after president trump's combative, confrontational press conference going after leaks and the press, and defending his first month in office, and a call back to his sparring and free-wheeling campaign style. >> there's no person better to speak for president trump than president trump. >> and truth and consequences. top democrats are calling for a 9/11 style commiio to investigate the russian inteeren into the u.s.

be listening on c-span and also on msnbc, where the pundits will discuss and all of that. other thing i want to say real i'm not a jewish and very religious person at all, i that is what i am and don't like all this anti-semitism that is cropping lately and i also don't like is in the ve bannon white house. anti-semite, he's and i think trump's son-in-law, the daughter d converted to judaism, but to me, hey are a sell-out, if they weren't, they would tell the to havehe president not steve bannon in that white house. okay. betty from virginia beach. whether you are watching wouldt, with volume up, i think, want to invite you to for our t 9:00 tonight coverage of the joint session of ongress, the presidential address to congress. he platform you could watch on c-span and c-span.org, and the radio app. from indianapolis, go ahead. caller: yeah, i'd just like to comment on the first of all, on healthcare. everybody -- trump is kind of a he on man in the way presents. he's intelligent, when he says complicated, that is obvious to everybody. i think the people in congress and especially wit

countries from entering the u.s. one of the plaintiffs challenged the ban on msnbc last night. >> the president lost on numerous ways for lack of evidence. he did not president evidence this was a security threat to the united states. it could be remedied by this effort. he did not present evidence that this did not discriminate against the muslim faith. it was clear from the evidence that was presented that this does discriminate. it sends muslims to the back of the bus. >> now the president of the united states responded shortly after the decision writing in all capital letters on twitter, see you in court, the security of our nation is at stake! and he had this to say to msnbc news moments later. >> so you want to appeal -- take this to the supreme court? >> we'll see them in court. it's a political decision and we're going to see them in court and i look forward to doing it. >> so you believe the judges made a political decision? >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake. and it's a very serious situation. so we look forward, as i just said, to seeing th

streets in protest. good afternoon, i'm sheinelle jones at msnbc world headquarters in new york. 1:00 eastern time, 10:00 pacific. here's what's happening. planned protests happening nationwide and around the globe. this is in washington, d.c. protesters voicing their opposition on a number of issues, including the travel ban. a similar scene is expected to take place in new york in just about an hour from now. one of many rallies scheduled today. our countries are covering all of the developments. we begin with nbc's tom costello near the white house. tom, this protest just getting started. let's talk about the goal here. >> reporter: good afternoon, so we've got probably several hundred people at the moment. they are projecting they can see several thousand people within an hour or so. and if the issues, really, are no ban, in other words no ban on muslims and no wall. those are the predominant themes you've gotten from people who are really very vocal. a couple of other points, look how close we are to the white house. the white house is right across the street. you can see we s

voice heard, people. >> msnbc contributor toure, thank you so much. i'll see you a little later. >>> we've been asking you, should oscar winners keep politics out of their acceptance speeches? that's our microsoft pulse question of the day. here's how you answered. 14% say yes, 86% say no. nobody changed their mind. you all want to get more politics on sunday as you're watching your favorite movies and actors win awards. that wraps things up for me at this hour. i'm katy tur here in new york. jacob soboroff is in for kate snow and he picks things up right now. >> katy tur, it's been a pleasure doing these handoffs all week long. today is my last day filling in for kate snow so we have to arrange a daily phone call, something like that, maybe we can talk. >> sounds good. >>> i am jacob soboroff in for kate snow this afternoon. new questions about contact between the white house and the fbi. the administration is pushing back on reports they asked the bureau to knock down reporting on trump campaign staffers' contact with russia. this hour officialsispu they did anything wrong. th

. breaking receipt now on msnbc, talking tough and shifting gears. the treasury department just announcing new sanctions against iran following the ballistic missile test. the administration is also making that striking about face on israel and issuing a new condemnation of russia, foreign policy issues that echo the obama administration. plus strategy session. the president meeting right now with some of the biggest names in business, companies like walmart, gm as we expect new executive actions against wall street regulators today. >> and breaking overnight. what police say looks like yet another terror attack in paris. good morning, everyone. i'm chris jansing coming to you live from our msnbc news headquarters in new york. the trump administration is imposing new sanctions on iran. the treasury department said 13 individual and 12 business entities have been added to the list of those being sanctioned for being involved in procuring technology and/or materials to support iran's ballistic missile program as well as acting for or on behalf of providing support to iran's revolutionary gua

about how hard the media has been on trump, msnbc, i think nbc is who you represent, cnn, and abc and cbs and "washington post" have all been very hard on donald trump and it's hurting america to see the level at which these six corporations that own 90% of the media be so hard on this movement that we won this election. we won it very handily, 302-232. 306-232. >> reporter: thank you so much, john. so his supporters, the fake news argument the president talked about in his first press conference this week, it speaks to them, and they' also here because of that. >> a lie. a lie. >> reporter: the president had a very tumultuous week, one of his cabinet picks fell through. also his national security adviser was fired. with this event, kier, he also tried to recapture some of the energy from his campaign as well as turn the tide in his 30-month-day presidency. >> all right, mariana atencio in melbourne, florida. thank you so much. joining me now is nbc correspondent, lucy kafanov. lucy, while the president is getting ready to hold that rally in florida here, the vice president has been t

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," also an msnbc contributor. we also have curtis lee, political reporter for "the new york times." these poll numbers, do they -- we have a majority saying let's look into this. do these poll numbers ask the president to address this topic more specifically other than the 30, 50,000 level comments he's made so far? >> i'm not sure these poll numbers are going to make any impact on donald trump. in his mind, he's trying to politicize and people still talking about russia are really just fake news and saying that democrats are really using this issue to try to delegitimatize his presidency. especially since it's 53%, this could fall on political minds. we already see one republican congressman saying that there should be a special prosecutor investigations. but most republicans are quiet on this issue while democrats want to see something done about this. >> it's the independents that we're watching that are against this. that's the key middle, as we all three know, as we look at polls moving forward. as you look at this, curtis, what do you expect him to say on tuesday on this top

, mark sanford on msnbc, a short time ago. >> there's a big discrepancy of republicans and democrats saying, wait a minute, he said this or this, which is it. at the end of the day it's about national security and we don't want to have a national security adviser whose word we question. >> reporter: so the bottom line for the moment, a white house official telling us that michael flynn for this moment is fine, he has nine lives. nobody is entirely certain what president trump thinks about this and he'll be the ultimate decider. >> i want to ask you about this report about christopher ruddy, a friend who spent time in florida with the president over the weekend. he said reince priebus is in trouble. there's been pushback. they had a conversation. we know there's been conversations about sean spicer. is it possible mike flynn is not the only person in this administration that is on thin ice? >> yeah, ult matwe're told thats that reince priebus is on thin ice or may be on his way out are, quote, overblown. >> we'll see what the president has to say when he has that joint press conferenc

on up and talk to your doctor today. >>> hello, eastern, i'm ayman mohyeldin at msnbc headquarters here in new york. president trump is hosting japanese prime minister in florida this weekend and moments ago trump tweeting out a working dinner with prime minister abe of japan and his representatives at the winter white house, mar-a-lago, very good talk. >>> protests happening once again nationwide as thousands took to the streets to protest a number of issues including funding of planned parenthood, voting rights and president trump's immigration order. >>> republican lawmakers are being confronted over obamacare. to keep the affordable care act in place. >>> on the heels of a major winter storm that dropped a foot and a half of snow in boston, another storm in new england. high winds creating blizzard conditions forecasted into monday morning. >>> fear is running high in immigrant communities after authorities arrested hundreds of undocumented immigrants in a series of raids across the country. officials are defending the raids describing it as routine actions targeting known crim

milbank of "washington post," and malcolm nance, a msnbc military analyst and author of "the plot to hack america." let me thank all of you for being with me this morning. >> good morning. >> let me go to you first, dana. i've been around decades dealing with press conferences, media -- >> but you're still young, reverend. >> yeah. i'm very young. thank you. but i've never seen whether it was my involved in one as a principle or watching one, i've never seen a press conference like we saw thursday, particularly from a sitting president. what did you make of the tone and the whole behavior of the president, dana, from a media point of view before i get into the actual context of what was said and not said. >> rev lend, it is at once shocking and not surprising. anybody surprised by anything donald trump does now is not paying attention to what donald trump has done over the last 18 months so you never know what he's capable of. i was more surprised when he went to boeing the next day and read off a tell prompter, gave a speech for about 15 minutes, didn't make mistakes or wild accusat

ahead of ibs-d... with viberzi. >>> msnbc news a federal judge has temporarily block president trump executive order that bans immigration from 7 muslims countries. the restraining order is effective nationwide while he considers a lawsuit against the order. that order is being challenged by the attorney geral in washington state and minnesota who say it's unconstitutional. president trump tweeted this. we must be evil out of our country. for now, back to "hardball." >> we have tremendous success on the apprentice and had i ran for president i had to leave the show. they hired a big movie star arnold schwarzenegger to take my place and we know how that turned out. the ratings are down the tube, it's a total disaster and mark never bet against trump dwen again. i want to pray if we can. >> that was the president trump taking swipe at successor on the variety show "the apprentice." it took governor to respond on this important issue. >> he donald, i have a idea. we switch jobs, you take over tv and i take over your job and people with finally sleep comfortably again, hmm. >> this morni

very good saturday to you. i'm richard lui coming to you live from msnbc headquarters in new york city. >>> protests against president trump and his policies erupt across the nation. another day to this including a march to the front door of the president's estate in florida in just about an hour. that's where he is spending the weekend awhich from washington or so he thought. plus, the justice department is ex pett expected to take action soon. will president trump's executive order go back into effect as passengers board flights to the united states and iran conducts military exercises in response to the new u.s. sanctions with a comma commander issuing a warning to iran's enemies >>> president trump is scheduled to hold two phone calls with world leaders, italy's prime minister and t ukrainian president. that's going to happen in the next few minutes. the focus this hour is here in the united states. it has been on a federal judge's temporary halt of president trump's travel band. this morning, the president tweeted this. when a country is no longer able to say who can and who

lakshmanan, thank you very much. i'm joy twitter @joyannreid. msnbc's coverage "the 11th hour williams. that's next. >>> michael flynn accused of not telling the vice president about his contacts with russia. now we're warned he could be a target for blackmail. the question already being asked tonight what did the president know and when did he know it? and how many people in the trump white house have known about it the whole time? >>> also how a threat with north korea played out between courses as diners looked on at the leaders of the u.s. and japan right there in the restaurant of the mar-a-lago. "the 11th hour" begins now. good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york as we start yet another new week. mondays are difficult around here because there is so much each weekend to get our arms around, and this just the fourth monday of this young trump presidency is proving especially difficult as there are stories on the move right now as we speak. let's start from here. tonight the "washington post" was first to report that nbc news has confirmed back in jan

cable news, he watched msnbc and cnn, it is left-wing -- you watch msnbc and cnn, it is left-wing from a democratic perspective. on ther chris matthews left-wing and you will hear liberal news, and it will come from that perspective. host: the topic of free-speech commissar. caller: -- the topic of free-speech, sir. i watched cnn for 30 minutes i go bonkers. i have to watch fox. host: harry in massachusetts, independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say that as a country, we must realize what is happening to us. i agree with the gentleman that said when you see black matters and the rappers are saying things, he has got it wrong. mattersot blanket black like everybody is a thug. also the rappers, you cannot blanket all the rappers. people are saying dead cops. confirmople, the people what they say but we have to focus on in this country, when we talk about free speech, look what happened to martin luther king. thing,body say the right we have to start with the leaders of our country because what is killing our country is the partisan politics killing d

while. thanks for watching this hour of "msnbc live." you can find me on twitter, facebook and instagram and snapchat. i'll be back at 1:00 p.m. eastern. right now on "andrea mitchell reports." >> thank you so much. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," on the spot. vice president mike pence in brussels today to reassure allies about the u.s. commitment to nato, but the first question addresses the elephant in the room. >> who should european leaders listen to, you or president trump, and can they be certain that what you say, at assurances you give won't be contradicted in a tweet or a statement at a press conference tomorrow? >> well thank you for the question. let me say it's my great privilege to serve as vice president, for the 45th president of the united states, and the president directed me to go to munich and come here to brussels with a very specific message. >> we'll have that message coming up. >>> oil and water in a surprise visit to baghdad, defense secretary james mattis promising there is no plan for the u.s. to seize iraq's oil despite president trump's repea

msnbc. i'm richard lui live in new york. president trump today defending the rollout of his embattled immigration ban and how he'll fund that wall on the u.s./mexico border. >> for the trump administration, judge gorsuch, that rollout went very smoothly, i think. >> yes, it did, yes, it did. >> but the refugee deal not so much. >> i think it was very smooth. had 109 people out of hundreds of thousands of travelers and all we did was vet those people very, very carefully. >> you wouldn't do anything differently if you had to do it over again? >> look -- >> some of your people didn't know what the order was? >> that's not what general kelly said. general kelly, who is now secretary kelly, he said he totally knew, he was aware of it and it was very smooth. it was 109 people. >> have you figured out what kind of a tariff you're going to levy onexico toay for the wall? >> right now, it is very unfavorable. ght now we're losing our jobs to mexico. you look at the plants, look at the massive plants, i have to tell you, i turned it around already. you see that. ford has been phenome

they believed it. it's not a surrender for devos by people like mccain. sorry msnbc viewers, i am a conservative i would have voted for devos. i like her and i don't think experience is relative in a cabinet post. >> the democrats are saying stand-up for your beliefs. when they don't want to appear whiney, when they didn't show up for steve's confirmation, that's what so many headlines said, they are blocking it. they didn't show up. american say they are not representing me. they are not showing up for work. democrats are in a tough spot. >> the phoniness is astounding. look how long they held up loretta lynch. barack obama couldn't have presented a more acceptable choice for attorney general. for these people to act like the democrats are being bad sports here, it's the same old stomach problem for the republicans, no guts. >> you need to win the media cle. elizabeth warren won the media cycle. if i were jeffsessions, i would have said let the lady talk. that would have been a win for jeff sessions. if he said, mr. president, let her make her case. he would have looked like a hero

susteren on "for the record" at 8:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. now i'm going to get out of here. >> i saw you on "morning joe" this morning. you're the hardest working woman on tv. >>> i'm kate snow. here are our top stories at this hour. this afternoon president trump signing a new executive order. this one about financial regulations, scaling back the sweeping dodd/frank framework. we're going to go over what that means coming up. >>> plus, a stern warning to iran. new sanctions and escalating tensions following that country's latest ballistic test and another set of warnings for russia and israel. >>> back here in the u.s., president trump's controversial pick to lead the department of education, betsy devos, now facing one more hurdle on her road to confirmation. a vote on the senate floor with lawmakers split right down the middle. it could take an unprecedented move to push her nomination through. >>> from the white house to iran, we've got all of it covered for you with our team of reporters, experts standing by with some analysis ahead of the headlines. let's start out at the

msnbc that folks within the white house here had been redrafting an immigration executive order in an effort, in the words of joe scarborough, to make sure it would be able to clear the federal courts. i'm told right now they don't have any concern according to the aide about clearing the federal courts. still president trump himself indicated feel confidently they will prevail on the merits of the initial appeal begin. >> pete williams this is a setback they could have avoided if they spent more time writing the order. what are their options? >> go to the supreme court, rewrite it, go to the ninth circuit court of appeals. the president 1 h00% right whene says see you in court. this is still in seattle. as they prepare to duke it out in court whether it's legal and constitutional in seattle, should the enforcement be put on hold in the meantime? we have the answer from the ninth circuit, presumably the government could go to the supreme court and ask them to lift that stay and let them enforce it in the meantime but it's going to be in court. the seattle hearing will gon about whe

you can follow m me @peteralexander. craig melvin takes things over on msnbc. >> good to see you my friend and good friday afternoon to you. craig melvin here in new york city on another busy friday afternoon. executive orders just moments ago president trump signing a new mandate to slash government regulations calling for new watchdogs in each federal agency to enforce his agenda. that following an epic victory speech to rally conservatives 24 morning. the president sming very much like he was back on the campaign trail throwing a bit of red meat to his base with flashbacks to his november win and of course those renewed attacks on journalists. and russia request? the white house pushing back on reports they asked the fbi to knock down reporting on trump campaign staffers' contact with russia. let's start at cpac, president trump railed against the so-called fake news anonymous sources, he did that on a day sources inside the white house requested anonymity to press back against the trump/russia connection. it featured a lot of what has made the president trump popular with the ba

also reacted on msnbc last night. >> he said he'll see us in court. we just saw him in court. he lost. >> hillary clinton's reaction to the three judges' unanimous ruling was a simple 3-0. we begin with msnbc's peter alexander. you've got some reporting on what the white house is planning next. >> reporter: that's exactly right, ali. i spoke to a senior administration here in the west wing within the last hour or so. they say there have been deliberation, conversations taking place since even before the 9th circuit court of appeals ruling reinstating the situation as it is. the bottom line is the white house is confident they will still be proven correct on the merits of the president's immigration order. they say among the options being considered are pursuing further this current case as well as separately going forward with a new immigration executive order that could be signed in the word of this senior official soon. this follows our colleague at msnbc, joe scarborough reporting this morning on "morning joe" that the white house team is working on redrafting the executive order.

. the woodhouse brothers. >>> right now -- have a great afternoon, hallie. right now on msnbc, fierce debate at republican town halls across the country. the party struggling to define its legislative agenda. the gop is balancing pressure from voters with pressure to carry out the president's plan. andouth of the border, a new diplomatic push. secretary of state rex tillerson and homeland security secretary john kelly going to mexico city on a two-day visit. are they going to be able to smooth things over with the mexican president? we'll be live in mexico city. >>> and in just a few hours, the army corps of engineers is set to shut down the protest camp at standing rock. demonstrators protesting the dakota access pipeline are getting two choices. a bus to a transition center or a bus to being arrested. we're live at standing rock reservation. i'm ali velshi live from msnbc headquarters in new york. >>> a growing number of republicans members of congress at home on break getting an earful from voters at town hall meetings. their constituents are fired up about a number of policy issue

right now on msnbc "andrea mitchell reports." >> boiling point, angry voters confront their congress members over president trump's performance and their anxiety over health care. >> do your job. do your job! >> i'm on obamacare if it wasn't for obamacare we wouldn't be able to afford anxiety. >> the anxiety is real. people want real solutions so we have to pay attention toat. >> border lines, the speaker of the house visits the texas border today. the secretaries of state and homeland security visit mexico as the white house plans to crack down on millions of undocumented immigrants. >> wanted to take the shackles off individuals in these agencies and say you have a mission. there are laws that need to be followed. you should do your mission and follow the law. >>> plus love over hate. the desecration of a jewish cemetery in st. louis just the latest example of a community pulling together in response to the rising number of anti-semitic hate crimes around the country. >> this anti-semitism is ridiculous. >> it's sad and disturbing. >> we're all americans, we all came here

you so much. let's go to msnbc chief legal koerngts ari melber and msnbc contributor charlie sykes who joins me on set. in washington news room we have democratic strategist steve mcmahon. charlie, let's start with you. there were cops in riot gear outside mitch mcconnell's luncheon today. so far the gathering of voters have been completely peaceful, but they're super angry. let's take a listen to some of what mitch mcconnell has been facing. >> the problem is obamacare is just l.a.x. >> veterans should have good health care. in fact, senator, we should all have good health care. >> i'm wondering if you will support an independent commission to investigate president trump and -- [ applause ] >> when you tell me that you're going to take care of me when i come home, no matter what my injury, you have failed, sir. >> 22 a day kill themselves. >> so, not mitch mcconnell but a number of other lawmakers facing angry town halls. when the democrats saw the tea party spring up they downplayed it and now they don't control any part of the white house or congress. do republicans risk doing t

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msnbc political reporter alex sykes wall. >> reporter: hey, stephanie. a very dramatic end, stephanie, after a very heated race. it lasted four months since november. it really tore at the fabric of this party after a devastating loss that has seen the party come out of power more than they have been since the 1920s. this is the first competitive chairmanship race in over 30 years, so tom perez has won. he narrowly won. he only fell short by one vote on the first ballot. then won by 17 on the second ballot, and immediately began working to heal that rift. keith ellison, the runnerup, also working to do that. they're going to hold a joint press conference in about 15 or 20 minutes to try to reach out to their supporters. as you mentioned, keith ellison being named the deputy chairman. there are a lot of supporters here of keith ellison that are upset by the results of this election and a lot of people outside the dnc who are also feeling that way. to me a lot of work for tom perez who comes from the obama cabinet, who supported hillary clinton in the primary to bring those people into

. because my eyes are everything. i'm stephanie gosk live from msnbc world headquarters in new york. this hour, we are awaiting president trump, who teased massive crowds at his campaign style rally today in florida tweeting quote, looking forward to the florida rally tomorrow. big crowd expected. the president getting out of washington after a tough week for his administration in which he lashed out at the media for what he calls dishonest coverage. we go first to mariana afenceio, who is at the rally. mariana, what does the crowd lock like there? >> reporter: stephanie, i just want to you look at this street where i'm standing now this simpson symbolizes the state of the nation in a way. on my right, people protesting donald trump, protesting this campaign rally he is holding here. they have been organized by a facebook campaign called resist donald trump, president trump at melbourne airport. there are at least 100 people to my right. want you to look on this side over here. to my right again, on this side, you see donald trump supporters, thousands of them, streaming in to watch

i'm stephanie ruhle. right now on msnbc, "andrea mitchell reports." >> and thank you, stephanie. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," up in the air. donald trump's travel ban in legal limbo as the president denounces a federal judge. now ten former senior u.s. diplomats, mostly democrats, two former heads of the cia and nearly 100 tech companies are adding to the growing chorus slamming the ban. among those caught up in the chaos a translator for the u.s. government during the iraq war and his family finally arriving in their new hometown of nashville. >> your presence here and the amount of support that you have showed and your open arms make this day very, very exceptional day for me. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> defending vladimir putin. president trump compares the russian president and his murderous record with u.s. foreign policy, sparking swift backlash from all sides. >> do you respect putin? >> i could respedo respect him. >> why? >> i respect a lot of people but that doesn't mean i'm going to get along with him. will i get along with him, i this have no ide

again tomorrow -- no, see you again monday. msnbc live is next. >>> good morning. i'm keir simmons live at the msnbc bureau in london. it's high noon in the uk, 7:00 a.m. in new york. and on day 37 of the trump administration, here's what is happening. new reaction today to president trump's immigration ban and apparently leaked report from the department of homeland security. are the two views at odds? >>> plus the white house clarifying a report about reince priebus and his contact with an fbi official over the investigation of trump advisors and their alleged contact with russia. president trump heads to capitol hill tuesday to address a joint session of congress. what should we expect to hear? will it be another campaign-like stump speech and the fate of wikileaks founder julian assange, could he one day end up in a u.s. prison? i'll speak to one of his attorneys in an exclusive ent interview right here on msnbc is live in london. we begin with a live picture of the white house where later today president and the first lady will host the governors' ball while here in london and

>>> good morning. i'm jacob in new york at msnbc world headquarters. 9:00 a.m. in the east. 6:00 a.m. out west. and day 31 of the trump administration. campaign flashback. president trump takes his case to the people denying a rocky start to his tenure and attacking his favorite targets. >> they have their own agenda. and their agenda is not your agenda. >> he also struck some of his other themes. border order. a new report this morning says america's homeland security chief signed sweeping deportation memos. plus, new reaction of iran on the trump presidency. nbc's richard engel with the latest of an iranian leader. ready to launch. the space-x rocket poised to launch. a day late. a live report is coming up. >>> but we begin with politics and the warning from one of president trump's toughest critics on the latest beef with the news media. here's what senator john mccain told chuck todd in an interview airing this morning on "meet the press." >> if you want to preserve democracy as we know it you have to have a free and many times adder is sarl press and without it i'm afraid we

undersecretary of state for public diplomacy in the obama administration, a contributor here at msnbc, colin cowell, a professor at georgetown and former adviser to vice president biden and rick wilson, contributor to "the daily beast." colin, how serious is this based on what is known? >> it's pretty serious. i mean, there is a couple things going on here. there's the principle that you have one administration at a time, so you potentially had someone working for trump, working behind the administration's back to undermine the administration's policy. you then have the question of whether -- you know, why flynn appeared to have misled both the public, but also people within the administration to include vice president pence about what those conversations were about. and i think it raises deeper questions about what type of ties there were between members of now the trump administration, but previously, the trump campaign and representatives of the russian government dating back to the campaign time, which was another part of that "washington post" story and also a piece in "the new y

hour of msnbc live. you can mind me anywhere, on twitter, instagram, facebook. right now on msnbc, andrea mitchell reports. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, law and order. president trump throwing down the gauntlet on immigration as the nation gets a new attorney general. >> today's ceremony should be seen as a clear message to the gang members and drug dealers terrorizing innocent people. your day is over. a new era of justice begins. and it begins right now. >> as republicans once again overwhelm the democratic opposition. >> when jeff sessions was passed, it turned my stomach. he doesn't belong there. and i think a lot of republicans know it. >> his own man, the president's supreme court nominee, claims he is independent. but is it just for effect. >> is the president aware? >> yeah, remarks by the president about federal judges. >> he said you should feel free to mention what i said about these attacks being disheartening and demoralizing. >> coming up we'll hear more from senator blumenthal about what the supreme court nominee toll him. >>> and blasted. just a day af

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costa, national political reporter with the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst. greg miller covers the intelligence community for the "washington post." right on this story. simon marks is a chief correspondent with "feature story news." i want to go to robert, i'm watching poor sean spicer on the nanny cam basically being watched every minute by the president. the president clearly wants spicer and priebus to tell top intelligence officials to squash this. there's no secrets. he's trying to shut down any interests in his russian relations such as they were. >> not only a message to the media, a message to the congressional republicans. nunes from california certainly a major ally for the white house. he's out in front defending the administration. but the bigger question, chris, what are these senate republicans going to do? senator burr, others on the intelligence committee who are moves forward with an investigation on russia. that the view of the white house has not stopped those investigations from moving forward. >> so it's happening. let me go to greg. you're right on

why. msnbc suggesting that president trump maybe headed down, quote, a dangerous path like russia where journalists are being killed. take a listen. >> what is your sense of why this president is going above and beyond, bending over backwards, if you will, to stay away from criticizing the russian president and to almost give him an excuse. as we know, there are some -- since 2000 a couple dozen journalists deaths. donald trump has no secret going after journalists and his distaste for any news that doesn't agree with him here. do you find this is a dangerous path he's headed down. eric: wow. hi, everyone, welcome to cashin' in. our crew this week, rachel, amy holmes and richard fowler. amy, the media coverage of trump hitting a new low. >> when you thought they couldn't sink lower they get out the shovel and start digging. this is outrageous, to be suggesting that president trump would be imprisoning, torturing journalists and diminishing the acts of torture and persecution happening around the world in cuba, in iran, in saudi arabia, in many places where donald trump is trying t

"last word." >> thank you. >>> msnbc's live coverage continues into "the 111th hour" now, with brian williams. s that next. >>> tonight, president trump hours away from what could be his most important speech yet. a preview tonight of what's to come on capitol hill. as questions mount about the investigation into trump's campaign ties with russia. >>> and breaking his silence, former president george w. bush reveals his thinking on the trump administration. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening to you once again from our headquarters here in new york. as we begin week six of the trump presidency, the commander in chief just hours away from a critical speech to a joint session of congress. a live look at the white house and capitol hill. they will be busy places by this time tomorrow night. early reports on the speech indicate the president will look to refocus his presidency on pocketbook issues and health care. more talk on that later. and like a lot of what this administration has been trying to do lately, just about anything is a better distraction than the constant que