withdrew. we have a couple murphys here tonight. that's "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayes," another chris, starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> wisconsin resoundingly rejected his campaign. >> the stop-trump forces prevail as a trump senior adviser reportedly threatens to quit. >>> then after a big win in wisconsin, sanders sets his sights on new york. >> do not tell secretary clinton she's getting a little nervous. >> as clinton attacks the heart of the sanders campaign. >> the core of his campaign has been break up the banks and it didn't seem in reading his answers that he understood exactly how that would work. >> we'll debate that with sanders' backer robert reich and clinton supporter barney frank. >>> plus, why republicans care so much about voter i.d. laws. >> hillary clinton is about the weakest candidate the democrats have ever put up and i think photo i.d. is going to make a little bit of a different as well. >>> and florida governor rick scott meets his constituents. >> [ bleep ]. you don't care about working people. >> when "all in" starts right now.

secret trump voters? then senator chris murphy on the latest trump resistance to releasing his taxes. >> it would be foolish to do. >> the nexus of hillary clinton, epipens and another odd introduction for mike pence. >> i'm a white male and i am prejudice. what did i do to change? >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, in the latest perplexing move by hissoun orthodox campaign, donald trump is about to take the stage tonight in jackson, mississippi, where mitt romney won by 12 points in 2012. following a fund-raiser in the city with the second highest percentage of african americans in the country. and trump has right-wing british politician nigel farage, the leading politician for britain to leave the european union. he's not endorsing, but he and trump both seem to recognize what their politics have in common. while promoting the leave campaign, he exploited voters fears about immigration, which is echoed in trump's first tv ad which debuted last week. faraj writes his own column for breitbart news. he gafe them a massive thanks after hi

don't like. the call was loud and condemn that toir. it is an assassination threat says chris murphy. we h elizabeth warren says trump makes death threats because he he's a pathetic coward who can't handle the fact that he's looszing to a girl. clinton's campaign statement -- but strongest of all was dan who had to deal with the shootings and what he had said on "hardball" earlier tonight. >> it is a sickness. it's an evil and republicans and democrats have to stand up to this. i am infuriated that someone running for the highest office in our nation would play with the kind of language. this is not a dog whistle. it is a confrontation which he is calling for. >>> also the appearance last night of the orlando mass shooter's father standing behind hillary clinton at a florida rally. the former secretary of state says she disagrees with the man's views and disavows his support. with me tonight political analyst ron reagan, and john thomas. what do you make of what he said today? >> i think this thing is getting way blown out of proportion. he is trying to activate a voter block. if he can

going to have chris murphy on my show later on. he's very johnny on the spot on this right away. either donald trump has no idea what a big deal it is that he just called the president of taiwan, and that's because he just -- you know, hither and thither called the president of taiwan, or someone else who recognizes he doesn't understand the implications of it, used him as a vessel and got him to do this. talked him into it. those ideas are very scary, that he unwittingly did this. the other possibility is that he willingly did this. he knew this was going to be one of the biggest changes in american foreign policy since you and i have been alive. he wanted to do it as a surprise to everyone with no warning, with no support, no notice to either the state department or the white house. >> they're not talking to the state department, they're not taking as far as we can tell, we don't know if these phone calls are happening on secured lines. we don't know if -- >> if his kids are in on it? >> we should note -- he tweeted the president of taiwan called me all caps today. to wish me

their father. >> it's called pay for play. >> senator chris murphy on new concns about trump ties to hard right austrian nationalists. labor secretary tom perez in his first interview since announcing a run to lead the democrats and why mobile, alabama, is apologizing so donald trump can say merry christmas in front of a 50-foot tree. >> wishing you a very merry christmas. merry christmas. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening new york. i'm chris hayes. the rekouns are over, the electoral college shas spoken. in 31 days, donald trump will become the president of the united states. republicans have a message for americans frustrated about that fact. get over it. >> they have a message for cry baby sore loser left and that is donald trump won. stop chinaing. accept it already. >> the election's over. we all know it. it's time to move. >> and donald trump's victory south korea verified and a done deal, get over it. >> come on, anti-trumpers. quit wlining. >> we won, you lost. grow the blank up. move on with your life. >> democrats have not figures out in politics when you

very, very about that. >> senator chris murphy. thank you very much. the man hop wants to help lead democrats an, tom perez joins meese since throwing his hat in the dnc ring ahead. >>> donald trump canceled what was supposed to be a big press conference last week announcing finally how eldest entangle himself from his businesses to avoid conflicts of interest. his reschedule is for next month. the president-elect telling "the new york times" in an interview not long after the election, "the law is totally on my side," meaning the president can't have a conflict of interest. the president of the united states is allowed to have whatever conflicts he wants. trump has it more or less right on the law. while he is subject to the claus of the constitution, is he exempt from conflict of interest laws that apply to the employees of the federal government but it's a different story for every sing it will other person working around the president. the way things look now with neither trump nor his kids seemingly inclined to part ways with the business, if the trump children or anyone else a

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were happy to do that. >> joining me senator chris murphy of connecticut. senator, i want to make an argument to you about today. you tell me why i'm wrong. this is a sort of no upside sort of situation. the actual substantivetive thing today is pretty small beer by the president's own admission. it's what he can do within the square of the law from an executive perspective and also will alienate folks who don't like the president's gun politics. so what exactly comes out of today? why was today in your mind, a good positive step forward? >> so today was a good day for two reasons. one because i think there is real substance here. gun sales have migrated away from bricks and mortar stores to the internet and these gun shows. by and large those selling online and at gun shows think they're immune from the law that requires commercial sellers to conduct background checks. so very few sellers are doing it online or in these gun shows now that this new guidance has been proffered, i think you'll see a rush of sellers worried for the first time ever of being prosecuted for not adhering to

realtime this fall. >> senator chris murphy, thank you very much. >> thanks chris. >> joining me political analyst joan walsh, national fairs correspondent for the nation magazine. msnbc political analyst howard dean, former chair of the dnc. howard, as one who was a vermont politics where the politics of guns are very different than they are say in washington, d.c. or in chicago on the southside, that the president represented, what do you make of today? >> i think it was -- i agree with chris murphy. i thought he nailed it. i think this is a big issue in the general election because what it does is portray the republicans or the republicans portray themselves as heartless. you have to be heartless to say that we shouldn't make any changes when you consider that the victims of sandy hook were 6, 8, 5 years old. this is a no-win issue. they'll beat it to death in the primary and everything those republican candidates say will be put up on a television ad in a general election in places like michigan and ohio, not to mention connecticut and i just think this is -- it's smart politics and ob

you more on president obama's endorsement of hillary clinton with senator chris murphy of connecticut. and still ahead, senator elizabeth warren expected to make her endorsement of hillary clinton live on this network tonight as speculation ramps up she could be a vp pick and as she takes donald trump to the woodshed in a speech that just ended. that story and some of those remarks are just two minutes away. >>> donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud who has never risked anything for anyone and who serves no one but himself. >> senator elizabeth warren has quite skillfully carved out a role for herself as someone who can very effectively attack trump. it's a role she reprised today. in a speech before the american constitution society's national convention, warren broadened her critique of trump beyond his attacks of judge gonzalo coryell and issued a rousing call to defeat him in november. >> what kind of a man is donald trump? donald trump says judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. no, donald, you should be ashamed of yourself. you shame yourself and you shame this g

with democrat chris murphy is still going on. murphy began the filibuster this morning to push for legislation that would prevent terror suspends from buying guns. joining me one of the several democrats who joined senator murphy on the floor today. senator, how long do you all plan on going? >> well, a long time. i'm going after thisinterview. i'm going back to the floor tonight. senator murphy and senator booker from new jersey have just been spectacular. they're two of the youngest members of the senate, two of the brightest members of the senate, two of the most gutsy members of the senate and they're standing up to the gun lobby, to the people that manufacture these guns and make lots of money from -- because of so many politicians are in the pocket of the gun lobby. i'm so appreciative of them for standing up, leading this filibuster. they've been joined by at least, i believe, three dozen democratic senators. i asked chris on the floor during the floor debate, not privately, publicly, i said how do you go home and look people in the eye and say that congress failed again on

filibuster led by senator chris murphy was successful. the senate majority leader, republican mitch mcconnell, agreed to allow votes on four different gun measures. the no fly, no buy measure which was previously mentioned. the weaker republican version of that which has the backing of the nra. a measure on universal background checks sponsored by democrats. and a possible republican alternative to that. although the measures sponsored by democrats, including universal background checks, may fail, as they have in the past, at least senators will have to take a stand on the record. joining me, legal correspondent for "slate" which authored "the second amendment hoax." thank you very much and congrates on a great piece. as always. you write in this piece there are three lies underpinning our understanding of the second amendment, what are those? >> the first one is this notion that from time immemorial, this has been an individual right, that that's what the framers wanted, they wrote it into the constitution, and it's always been understood, nothing to do with militias, ignore that c

. senator chris murphy's nearly 15-hour filibuster last week prompting republicans to agree to hold votes on two democratic proposals. those promised votes came today with the senate voting on a total of four gun measures including murphy's proposal with senators corey booker and chuck schumer to expand the background check system to include sales at gun shows and also between people making contact over the internet. a proposal from senator dianne feinstein to prevent any individual on a terror watch list from buying a gun. now backed by the nra, republicans counter programmed with two measures both of which were deemed unsufficient by democrats. they gave the gop caucus something to vote for as opposed to only things to vote against. in a repeat of previous attempts to pass new laws in the wake of mass shootings, all four measures to are failed to meet the 60-vote threshold, democrats were outraged. murphy telling the "washington post" republicans had decided to sell weapons to isis. harry reid saying republicans should be embarrassed by their actions. >> 90% of americans support expandi

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set of eyes, every time you drive. >>> joining me now, senator chris murphy, democrat from connecticut and a member of the u.s. senate foreign relations committee. senator, you know, it strikes me that so often you have a situation in which the criticisms of the president tend to focus on symbolism and rhetoric rather than necessarily policy, particularly these moments in the wake of these mass tragedies. >> you know, i have two thoughts on that. the first is a rurule nation one word we use to describe this tactic. this is terrorism. we call it terrorism because the enemy is trying to strike a level of fears in americans that actually isn't commensurate with the actual threat that we face. they're trying to terrorize us and so the question is, what do you want from an american leader? i would suggest that you want an american leader who's actually going to use the kind of rhetoric that right sizes the fear. that doesn't actually feed into what the terrorists want which is our country running around and having irrational-sized fear compared to the actual threat that we face.

of traditional experience. joining me now, chris murphy, democrat, members of the foreign relations committee who has supported hillary clinton for senator. and i want you to respond to trump saying, why should i be politically correct when pressed about speculating -- not even speculating, just contending that he knows the origins of a air tragedy that's still being investigated? >> okay, first, he doesn't know the origins. he's making that up. no one knows the origins or the cause of that crash. second, he's not going to change. we've been told now for about four to five months that the presidential trump was right around the corner. it's not coming and he's not going to change if he was going to become president. and third, it's these kind of statements as president that tank financial markets that start wars, and potentially get thousands of people killed. it might be quixotic and kind of interesting to hear him wax on about what his theories of the case are with respect to this crash. but when you say that as president, adversaries and allies react. markets react. and terrible

senate foreign relations committee, chris murphy, who told buzzfeed trump has no moral or ethical ground, he wouldn't think twice of taking classified information and putting it in the public realm if he thought it served his political purposes. senator murphy isn't only concerned about the handle of sensitive information, noting trump's praise for putin in the past he said, megalomaniacs find each other, i suspect trump looks at putin and sees a lot of himself, you can feel putin reeling trump in right now. yesterday trump was asked how he would deal with putin. amidst rosy predictions this was his response -- >> i think i have a good relationship with him. so far we're off to a good start. he said trump is a genius, okay? >> have you ever shown with him? >> i don't want to say. -- i don't want to say. you might think that's an odd response. i'll give you 60 seconds to figure out why he won't give an answer. it'sand your doctor at yoto maintain your health.a because in 5 days, 10 hours and 2 minutes you are going to be 67. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people

major building and senator chris murphy on donald trump's ultimatum to cuba and the latest details of the attack at ohio state university when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. our country reached a grim milestone over the holiday weekend with one little tweet. president-elect of the united states promoted a false claim in another context would be called a lie about the integrity of the election he just won sending off rounds of news coverage and thousands of retweets. in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, trump has done this countless times before as a candidate but now he's less than two months from being sworn in as president on the steps of the u.s. capitol. thanks to the authority embodied in the office he's about to hold, he has the singular ability to legitimatize any claim no matter how destabilizing it may be, no matter its relations to the fact. in the current state of affairs calls bush administration officials dismiss the remark about a reality-based community which told "the new york times," we're an empire

skipping secure briefings and chris murphy of the foreign relations committee is here with his reaction, ahead. >>> police say an 18-year-old freshman drove his car through a group of people and brandished a knife. the suspect is dead. joining us live from ohio state university in columbus is kevin tibbles. kevin, what do we know? >> reporter: what we know is that this all happened, it all went down in about a minute and a half, two minutes' time. the young man, 18 years old. his family came here as refugees from somalia. he's a student at the school. he drove his car over the curb into the engineering area which is right behind me here at osu. he ran into a number of people and then got out and started to stab people and within a minute a campus police officer who was nearby arrived and shot the young man dead. now, there is no word as of yet as to what the motive here is. pete williams from nbc has told us through his contacts at the fbi that a motive is still a long way off perhaps, although of course many people are starting to make the connection between religion and what went on h

, you know, a lot of people feel that same way. chris christie basically saying that. marco rubio saying it in his senate debate with patrick murphy, that it's not rigged, he should stop saying that. it seems like there's two things happening. one, he's laying down the story for should he lose, why it was. does that strike you as part of what is happening, what's being crafted here? >> oh, absolutely. there's always the plan b, and there's always, you know, the art of the deal was not just about the deal that's on the table but the deal behind that deal, the opportunity behind that. >> yes. >> and that's really what this is turned into in some respects for a lot of people looking at this now, that this is setting up the second act. whether it is, you know, as you've heard reported and talked about, you know, some type of media empire, i don't know. but the reality of it is we're now stuck in this particular morass of an election, and this kind of conversation that is stimulating what we just heard from this gentleman needs to be checked. the only way it's going to be checked is by donald

. >> indeed. i asked senator chris murphy last night on msnbc whether or not now having had 6-year-olds church go-erses, young kids hanging out in a club, on and on and on, san bernardino, all of these mass shootings whether or not now we also add police to the grim roster of fatalities around the country, whether or not this will finally bring republican to the table on some kind of gun reform? i'll ask you really the same question. given the fact that the sloort -- alleged shooter, even though he is deceived, had the high-powered weaponry to enable him to shoot a dozen highly trained law officers, do you think this will finally bring your colleagues on the other side of the aisle to the table on gun reform? >> joy, i wish i could say yes, but i don't think so. sadly. sadly. keep in mind that two proposals -- several, actually, that have the support of both republicans and democrats, unlimited number of republicans, but still bipartisan, the no-fly, no-buy proposal, that is, if you are a suspected terrorist, that you shents oulde able to buy a gun and the gun i.d. check information, getting t

on the offensive. leveraging the fact he's not spending enough money. >>> chris murphy from connecticut won the week. he had a good timing. he had substance and he had amazing bladder control. he could stay standing for 15 hours and not go to the bathroom. >> i probably can't even through two hours of a.m. joy. excellent. i will say on that, democrats finally standing up on gun control. they did it after sandy hook and the president has been haangry about this more than anything else. if they stick to this, they will finally break through. >> if you're a democrat or republican running for anything in 2016, you are winning. you're winning because you can run against the biggest idiot ever of all time named donald trump. that includes, you, republicans, you get to run against your own nominee. >> i think at the end of the day -- >> cc -- yes, they can. >> as our two democratic strategists you know the democrats are going to stitch every single republican all the way down to dogcatcher to donald trump. >> as they should. >> and some democrats and some of the campaign organizati

lady's box in remembrance of the victims of gun violence. senator chris murphy of connecticut is someone who knows a lot about this, dealing with the tragedy of sandy hook in 2012. how do you even assess the lack of progress on combatting gun violence, for everything the president said, everything he will say tonight, still no action. in fact, we are going backwards. >> my guess tonight is mark barr bard, who lost his son in sandy hook. the fact is, there are 20 families who every night deal with an empty seat at their table in newtown. it's maddening, frustrating that there hasn't been much progress at all except for the fact last week was a really important week for those families and the anti-gun violence movement to finally get an executive action that is going to save lives, that gives life to the movement and i think to hear the president follow up with it, with what i think will be emotional words on this issue tonight. i think it's going to sustain this organization and this grassroots effort for a long time to come. and that is some so lslace. not enough, but some. >> is

controversial with republican members of congress as well. i'm joined by connecticut senator chris murphy, fierce advocate for gun laws, especially after the tragedy in newtown, connecticut. thanks very much for being with us. what about the legal challenges that you would expect to whatever the president does after his meeting with the attorney general loretta lynch today? >> we don't know what the president's going to do. i'm going to be at the white house later today to talk with the president about the final stages of constructing this executive action, but my belief is that he is well within his powers, the executive, to simply put some parameters around existing law. right now, existing law says that anyone who is engaged in the business of selling firearms has to conduct a background check. well, the business of selling firearms has changed over the last 20 years. you now have individuals going to gun shows selling firearms on the internet who might not have a bricks and mortar store but are essentially in the business of selling firearms just at trade shows and online. what i have asked t

promised chris murphy they will hold votes on the two amendments to actually do something to stop terrorists from getting guns. but to actually -- for those things to pass, democrats will have to persuade a few republican senators to get on board. and it looks like donald trump's tweet yesterday may help things move along because it could provide cover to republicans to say to their voters, if trump supports some of these limits, then they will be more likely to support them with democrats today. >> well, i was going to get to that. are gun control advocates finding an unlikely ally in donald trump now? >> who would have thought a guy who brags he likes the second amendment and he went on a gun trip with his sons to iowa, who would think this guy would be tweeting about gun control, but looks like it may be kind of an indication of where the country is. given that trump is -- he kind of calls them as he sees them. and he sees that it's kind of ridiculous to not do anything after such a horrible massacre on sunday morning. >> well, speaking of calling it as you see it, trump is mee

senate democrats led by connecticut senator chris murphy. gun control proponents are hoping that this time it could be different. nbc's tracie potts reports. >> reporter: as emotion spills over for the victims in orlando -- >> we're going to try to get the votes on monday night. >> reporter: the u.s. senate today considers four gun control measures, two from democrats and two from republicans. the strictest from senator dianne feinstein would ban sales to people on terror watch lists and others under investigation. >> 99.5% are foreigners. they come in. there's reason for them to be suspect. they'll go through the same appeal process anybody else goes through. >> reporter: the republican alternative delaying gun sales for three days pending court review. donald trump says it's time for the u.s. to consider racial profiling targeting people based on race or religion. >> i hate the concept of profiling, but we have to use common sense. >> reporter: the national rifle association argues gun control isn't the answer to stop mass shootings like orlando. >> it's like they're trying to stop

about 35%. chris murphy took to twit tore criticize trump with a showcasing true sarcasm saying what i'm looking for is a president who has a good sense of humor and russian cyber war fair. trump's allies have also been critical ability -- even newt gingri gingrich is showing exacerbation. >> one of the things that's fraus rating is the imper sies language. i know what trump has in his mind but that's not what people hear. i think he has got to learn to use language who has been thought through and cleared to everybody and stick to that language because otherwise the mainstream media will take every excuse to pile on here. >> this isn't about piling on. let's take a look here. just this morning at 6:30 he tweets the fact that, you know, it was sar scassarcasm, saying t obama is the founder of isis. it isn't the first time trump cl clarified a statement like this. trump later explained he was just being sarcastic. let's watch. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> when i'm being sar kcastic. >> do you remember on saturday ni

massacred to sue the gun makers. i absolutely disagree. >> well, chris murphy is here right now. a democratic from connecticut. john is an opinion writer with the "washington post." the issues are the issues. hillary clinton now, after all these months of campaigning against bernie sanders, with soft gloves on, she is taking them off and hitting them personal whether he is a democratic, whether he knows anything about breaking apart the big banks. she is is worried. >> well, you know, it's unclear to me why bernie can't come out and be clear about what his position on guns is. i mean, the fact is -- he says he is not for suing manufacturers. >> right now, he is standing in clear opposition to the families of sandy hook who want to be able to contest their case in court. he is saying they should be barred from making that case. now, the connecticut primary is not far after the new york primary. and you are not going to win connecticut if you are not 100% in on the fight against the gun lobby. i don't think you'll win a primary in new york if you're not 100% in. this is an increasing