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. donald trump is, again, stoking the flames as the other so-called birther debate plays out on the campaign trail over ted cruz's electability to be president. in fact, donald trump has just tweeted this. "ted cruz -- free legal advice on how to preempt the dems on citizens issue. go to court now and seek a declaratory judgment. you will win." this as he's predicting another big crowd tonight in bernie sanders' backyard. on the democratic side, vice president joe biden candid words about not running for president. what he's regretting. let's bring in mark murray to talk more about what's going on. let me start off with this donald trump tweet. free legal advice on how to preempt the dems on citizen issues. listen, senator john mccain's words, in a sense, lining up with donald trump. i think ensures that this is not going away. this is the new birther, and donald trump will be asking for documents in this weird passive-aggressive way that he's revealed. >> and tamron, you know, the internet lingo, says the way to kind of almost describe donald trump's tweet there is concern trolling

death back in 20- 12... her family now tells us they can finally begin to move forward. paula stokes shauna's sister 13:10:43:20 "we go through all of this and at the end of the day, we don't have her and it doesn't bring her back. we get some sort of solace knowing that noel & george have been given the maximum sentence." george tiaffay, a former las vegas firefighter, is currently serving his life sentence for his role in shauna's death. testimony is underway right now in the trial of a former church pastor accused of sexually assaulting girls in his congregation. otis holland's attorney says the accusers might have made up the stories because they thought they loved him. holland was the former united faith church leader here in town. the 59-year old has pleaded not guilty to charges. he is expected to testify. if convicted, he faces up to meantime, president obama is taking his gun control pitch on the road... he laid out his reasons for the increased restrictions, live on c-n-n. po-125th (president obama) if we could combine gun safety with sensible background checks and some oth

. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for agreeing to this. >> i'm stoked. >> jimmy: can we see the arms you are going to use for the hugging? these will be the arms that will go around your body. why do you have a boom box? >> i always bring a boom box for all my hugs. >> jimmy: okay. you have a special hugging song? >> you don't? >> jimmy: i actually don't. >> i do. >> jimmy: is anyone interested in being hugged? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how about you right there? hi, there. how you doing? this is zac. don't shake his hand, it's against the rules. >> what is your name? >> rebecca. >> where are you from? >> australia. >> jimmy: oh, wow. awesome. >> that's a long trip. >> jimmy: they hug counter clockwise, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: you're going to need your arms in a second here. are you a fan of zac's? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you one -- should we be worried? >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: no restraining orders against you? >> no current ones. >> jimmy: very good. that's good. are you guys ready for that? >> i'm definitely ready. >> jimmy: are you ready? you consent to be hug t

into this. they said, sure, we will. so it's unclear why the inspector general is trying to stoke concern up. >> do you think it's a partisan witch-hunt on his part? >> i think it's an unfair and completely inappropriate and mettling by this inspector general and i think that the nbc report today validates that. the second point, on the merits of this, there was a politico story last night that got to the heart of what this may entail. this is an important point. one of the reasons why it's so egregious what the inspector general is doing, letting republicans leak these out, it airs the charge without giving anyone an opportunity to judge it on its merits because we can't see what e-mails they're talking about. but we had reporting from politico last night that suggested what's at the heart of this is a published news article -- >> the drone program. >> that the cia has to because of the strictures in place, even though it's being openedly reported on, they have to treat it as classified. but if a government employee forwards that news report, all the e-mails in the threat get tre

coming back to eat them. they are vitriol, the anger they stoked, the brinksmanship they engaged in is coming back in the form of donald j. trump. the irony the very thing they can use, the very institutions they can use to discredit him are the institutions that they spent the last seven years discrediting. so "the national review" comes out that's an establishment attack on donald j. trump and plays right into his message. >> that is what has struck my attention a lot, it's like establishment. that word has become like a bad word now. you know, the last time everyone aexpir aspired to take over the establishment, no one wants to be a part of the establishment. >> this is part of the anger that's been stoked in the last seven years. the way that's playing out in this race is essentially anybody, including "the national review" or "the des moines register," especially on the republican side getting behind a candidate is probably not a good thing for that candidacy. >> thank you so much. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at the health crisis in flint, michigan. but first we'll g

feeding it? we the media, social media. sometimes i wonder if we are stoking this culture of resentment, victimization, whatever you want to call it, by covering it so much. >> social media users are more angry than non-social media users. so you see this fun house mirror effect when you look at social media and it amplifies the tensions among the different communities. >> esquire hits news stands tomorrow. >> and on esquire.com right now, you can take a quiz to say how angry you are relative to other americans. >> and your avatar is? >> donald trump. he's our cover for february. >> appreciate it. >>> much more "mtp daily" coming up. including the man who is being attacked the most, and he doesn't lead in a single poll. right after this. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement,

best stoke the dying embers of her fan. joining us now are david frum, senior editor of "the atlantic" jonathan klein and sam stein, an msnbc co-host. are there any sarah palin true believers who are not already donald trump troou believers? >> are there any still sarah palin true believers? >> you can start there then. >> her star power has greatly diminished. i just don't get the sense that the draw is there like it was in the early obama years. i do think you're right. i think there's a strategic reason she attached her herself to donald trump and she craves that type of attention? i watched how much the rhetoric has changed. i watched when she was stumping for john mccain, and we were all very alarmed at what was happening at her specific rallies. i look back at that. i look and it's almost quantity. what we witnessed in 2008 specifically .really wasn't as alarming as what we're seeing now. i think he highlighted something that sorch has been underanalyzed in trumpism. trumpism has trumped cheneyism. when was the last time we had cheney come out and tell us how to think about fore

he was manipulated into committing the crime. paula stokes shauna's sister 13:09:55:25 "when noel testified, it was very clear to me how george was able to manipulate him. he was very childlike." last month... life in prison for ordering the hit on his wife. good morning las vegas is live every weekday with all of your weather, traffic and breaking news... join us-- four-30 to seven.. coming up -- more on that remarkable mother- giving the gift of life to her own daughter, for a second time. next. we'll be back in a half hour with more local news and weather. you've seen him in "white franchise... actor and comedian shawn wayans stops by our studio! that's >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and an astonishing pregnancy breakthrough. a grandmother the surrogate to her own grandchild. dr. jen ashton breaks down the case and how it could change the future of fertility. am i wrong >>> breast-feeding battle. alyssa milano and wendy williams clashing on camera about whether you should do it in public. >> i don't need to see that. >> why? >> because i just don't want to. >> so man

sure we're keeping america safe from that threat. i don't think a lot of the rhetoric and the stoking fears unnecessarily is useful. and i think it sometimes can be dangerous. but we do need to call the threat what it is. and we need to make sure that we are working across the board to address this threat. we had the king of jordan in a round table yesterday with us. and he said this is christians, jus, and muslims need to be fighting in a war against this muslim threat that is metastasizing in 20 countries now. so we need to be addressing this threat seriously and getting away from the rhetoric. >> also want to ask you about legislation you have introduced. a bipartisan legislation regarding some of the women who were in the special operations in the air force in world war ii known as the wasps who have recently under order of the secretary of the armmy are no longer given the privilege of having their ashes or remains at arlington. what brought this about? >> andrea, this is absolutely a cruel decision by the secretary of the army. these wasps were pioneers in world war ii. a thousa

, he stokes fears about guns. >> barack obama released terrorists from guantanamo and now plotting to attack us. instead of fighting to fund our troops he fights to fund planned parenthood. he cut a deal with iran. his plan after the attack in san bernardino, take away our guns. >> a darker turn of sorts. a bold statement about executive actions that don't change the laws on the books. but the most notable change in marco rubio is on the stump. 44-year-old senator once posed as the fresh face of optimist exchange in the party. listen to him earlier during the cycle with his stump speech in sort of the fall of '15. >> we're still the most innovative people in the world and still the most productive workers on the planet. if we do these fibe things there's no economy in the world that can compete with us. >> in recent days the once happy warrior's become noticeably darker. >> american are starting to tell me they don't recognize america anymore. we are betraying our allies we are cutting deals with our enemies. we are gutting our military. washington's never been more out of touch. the

actually stoked over the last few weeks. it was his campaign that predicted victory in iowa, and not very long, it was his campaign adviser, tad devine, that suggested they needed to perform very well there. now they're lowballing the expected turnout. i think that suggests that hillary clinton has momentum in the last few days. >> let me ask you this, hillary clinton will not be in iowa for much of wednesday and much of thursday. off the trail in iowa to do some fund-raising. in the last week, should that raise some alarm bells to supporters, that you guys have some money, you're worried about money in the last week before the caucuses? >> no, chuck, we have events in iowa every day this week. >> i understand that, but you're off in the morning, basically gone for about a 36-hour period there to raise money. >> she'll be -- the fact is -- the fact is she'll be campaigning in iowa every day. she has events every day. and there'll be other events that and other meetings that she's taking outside the state. but there won't be a day that she's not in iowa. >> all right. brian fallen, i'

blood bath with the dow well below 16,000. there's no one specific reason, one specific thing stoking concern in the market and that is actually part of the problem. there's just a lot of uncertainty out there and the thing that markets like least. that said, a few things traders are focused on. number one, china. seen a huge selloff in chinese equities there across europe and asia. the ftse in bear territory today. also the nikkei in japan. that fell into bear territory. so there's been a global correction to stock and spooking investors and incredible plunge in the price of oil. down 7% today, thomas. that is a huge move. i don't know if we can pull it up. it's trading right now below $27 per barrel. you can now buy two gallons of milk, that's crazy. the final factor is the fed started to raise rates. every time the markets wobble and sell off a little bit, there's the price of crude down just over 7%. janet yellen, bernanke before her saying, no, no. we'll keep rates lower for longer. not happening anymore because we started to raise rates for the first time in a decade. thomas? >>

people that donald trump is stoking up the fears about. and fear is a strong force in the race, and it could be mobilizing here in iowa to get these people out on cold days. >> msnbc's jane timm, thank you for that, and we will talk to you next hour. >>> could the world's most notorious cartel leader be coming to the united states? we have the latest on the extradition of el chapo to the united states. lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes... ...and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza® has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza® is not insulin. do not

? there are various ways to stoke turnout. >> to your point, we are talking about color and poverty and race and so forth in the republican party. just this weekend south carolina, there was jack kemp -- or jimmy kemp, son of -- >> hey, that is my upcoming blog. they just teedzing all the stuff! b thank you. >>> up next, how little common sense helped to launch a revolution. life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inha

. so, both of these things are stoking a lot of question. plus, take the fact that it is friday before a holiday weekend. a lot of traders out there just nervous, want to get their money off the table in case there's actually more selling in asia over the weekend and they wake up to an even uglier tuesday morning. jose? >> olivia, then quickly, there is news out of walmart that's not good, too. >> no, it's not good news, but it is kind of to be expected because walmart had announced that they were in the middle of sort of a strategic review of their portfolio of stores, which is more than 11,000 globally. so, the news today is that walmart is going to close 269 stores here in the u.s. and abroad. in the u.s., it's going to be about 150 stores. two-thirds of those stores will be walmart express. that is their very smallest format store. they are going to lay off several thousand people. they say they will try to get those employees jobs in other walmart stores. but again, this is less than 1% of the workforce, and walmart's still going to open more than 100 stores in the u.s. this year.

% or more from its most recent peak. that stoked a lot of concern. then we continue to see the price of crude fall today. oil is back below $30 a barrel which is also pretty psychologically significant. it's off 5%, 6% today alone. there is also, this is coming at a time when iran any day now is about to put its supply back on to the market which is just going to flood the oil markets even further. there's a lot of factors coming together here that are spooking people taking their money out of risky assets like stocks and putting their money into safety of u.s. treasuries. the yield on the ten-year, this is a little wonky, but is hugely significant. it dipped below 2% for the first time in months today. >> olivia, keep an eye on this. we will be talking about it through our two hours. we will go to our colleague sue herera at cnbc world business headquarters. a lot of people might look at this and say you know what, this is a good time to get in the market because there are going to be steals and deals to this unexpected drop. >> i think if you are a long term investor that's probabl

both contributed to and stoked by both sides and also one side is doing it more. that is the nature ofs a symmetric polarization. i think in the emergence of donald trump you are seeing a phenomenon of the polarization drawn to such an acute scale even people like nikki haley clearly tonight, other members of the republican establishment are looking at what's feeding their base and saying what's going on here. that doesn't mean the democrats aren't also doing their own polarry decision. this is all structural. this is not a story about virtue, not a story who's brave and who's not. it's a story about what the incentives are. donald trump is leading in the polls. right in the we understand that the swing voter is gone. everybody understands the same way to build a majority. so you can tell a story who is virtuous and who's vicious and who is noble and who is not, fundamentally when the president talked about the way elections are un, financed and things like that, that's what's driving all this. it's not good guys and bad guys. >> we will senator king on earlier. he's an independent

to and stoked by both sides and also one side is doing it more. that is the nature of asymmetrical polarization, which is what a lot of political scientists write about. in the emergence of donald trump you're seeing a phenomenon of polarization -- clearly from nikki haley tonight, they are saying what's going on here. it doesn't mean the democrats aren't also doing their own polarization. this is all structural. it's not a story about virtue, about who brave and who is not. it's a story about what the incentives are. the incentives are there. we understand the swing vote is gone, everybody looks at the same map. can you tell a story about who is virtuous and who is vicious and who is noble and who is not. but what the president talked about in the last part of the speech, the fundamental part of politics, the way elections are run and funded, that's what's driving that. it not good guys and bad guys. >> we had senator king, he's an independent. he true blue independent. he talked about how he sometimes works with people in congress and they say to him i agree with you on the issue