>> danny deutsch said you own everything. if you support a politician you own everything. >> i think it's better to try to be danny trahoe and not danny deutsch. this is linking innocent people to a horrific event and instigate a mob on twitter. this is mob action. it's not a boycott. it's more like get these people! pitchfork. he said that. the great thing about "the five" we can read the mood of a nation. even if we wanted to stay certain things, we wake every morning and ask ourselves whether we will be a plus or a minus. >> i am a plus. >> you are a plus! your viewers are no different. they go to work thinking i will make somebody pay. at msnbc you have to ask yourself: do you want to wake up every morning and make a terrible week worse? that's what you are doing. they are not reading the mood of the nation. they are not checking the thermostat. they say swing voters have blood on their hands. you are escalating demonizing these people. can you disagree with people and calm down. this is not right. >> what do you think ab

deutsch. jay sekulow, as i was reading that, i was reminded jay sekulow also crafted robertrobert's que. i'm sure if he had any hand in how michael cohen answered questions, robert mueller has known that for a long time. >> i'm sure robert mueller knows a lot of things michael cohen is telling investigators. i would like to see what those notes actually are. as you were saying, jay sekulow has denied that he participated and it's a little bit of a he said-she said situation here. what we're seeing of cohen, it's day after day of new revelations that he's making before congress. there was the extraordinary public testimony last week, but it's been so much more than that, and he is continuing to provide new claims and new pieces of information to these congressional investigators perhaps to prove his worth as a cooperating witness to the prosecutors up in new york. >> the person to whom he has already proven his worth is robert mueller. i was reminded today that he had a cooperation agreement fr

." >> i was on a show with scaramucci recently, danny deutsch. he was like all gung ho for trump. >> recently. >> all of a sudden he changed. but you know, i don't mean to question his credibility. but you know, he just turned. he was pushing trump. he's going to win. he's the right thing. you know. i don't know. >> it happens though. obviously these people at some point before their last day on the job go oh, wait, this isn't working out. i want out and then i have to reposition on the outside. i don't know how you felt when you first left the trump organizationing in new york. you had all the racial strife, the central park five, him denying the department of justice, minorities and being able to stay in places. did you feel that you had to do some sort of reset with new york? because an now it's super sized. one explanation for scaramucci is he looked around and said i've got to get further distance from this. >> i think that's right. i think he thought he was getting into dangerous ground with himself. there's no gain for him actually althoug

we have danny deutsch, pulitzer prizewinning columnist and aassociate editor of "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson and nbc news correspondent covering national security and intelligence ken dilanian. there is so much happening this morning so let's frame where things stand right now in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. we know that secretary of state mike pompeo was listening in on that july phone call between president trump and ukraine's leader. i thought he didn't know about that. >> so he said. >> we know attorney general william barr has been asking foreign intel officials to help discredit the mueller probe. we know rudy giuliani has been subpoenaed by the house to turn over documents related to his communications with the trump administration officials about ukraine, and we know president trump is trying to find out the identity of the whistle-blower who made the ukraine complaint. somebody, joe, might want to explain to the president what the concept of the whistle-blower is. you don't do that, but there's so many things you don't do,

it's wednesday, november 27th, joe and mika have the morning off, danny deutsche is here, susan del percio, and steve radner, an msnbc contributor careen jolkerr. former vice president joe biden hanging on to the lead 24%. up four points since last month. the story of the poll is that elizabeth warren's support has been cut in half in just a month. down 14 points since october. she now sits in third place within the margin of error at 14%. biden leads the field in support of women voters and those over 65 years old. baggy leads in white voters with no college degree. donny, let's keep that up for a second. elizabeth warren, the original poll, down 14 points, at 28 a month ago. down to 14 right now. why? because if you look inside this poll, support for medicare for all plummeting down to 36% support. >> yeah, this country you can't tell 160 million people you are going to take something away from them. and the electricability thing, i've taken some heat. i don't think she's electable and will get trounced with trump. and her high school principal demeanor this is not a gender thing this is

danny, we look into all of this. what are these house democrats going to learn from looking after his money right now? >> recall mueller's mandate was very narrow. that's why you saw about a dozen cases many of which we don't know about yet that were farmed out, referred out to other u.s. attorneys' offices including, for example, the southern district of new york. mueller wisely knew that there would be attacks on any prosecutions that appeared outside of his mandate. exhibit a to that is manafort's attempt to throw out his prosecution as beyond the original mandate of mueller. mueller was right in predicting something like getting into trump's finances which seems far afield of russian collusion and obstruction of justice was not a tactically wise thing to do, which is why he sent it outside. he was prescient because that's exactly what paul manafort tried to do. he failed. but he tried and mounted a considerable legal argument that his prosecution was outside of the mandate. >> as you know, the president said ha i

pulitzer prize winning columnist and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson and msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos back with us this morning. good to have you here this morning. >>> a judge yesterday ordered that 49-year-old christopher paul hassan be held without bail for at least two more weeks to allow prosecutors to build their case against him. hassan was arrested last week on drug and gun charges. on tuesday prosecutors filed papers alleging he had been gathering a stockpile of weapons and ammo with plans to launch a widespread attack on prominent democratic lawmakers and several high-profile journalists. prosecutors say that the charges against him so far are just the tip of the iceberg. in addition to the evidence found in his home, they cite his alleged google searches on what if trump were illegally impeached and best places to see in d.c. hassan's lawyer is pushing his for client's release, arguing the case against him is thin, arguing that perceived danger has to be based on facts, not innuendo. the president took to twitter several times covering a variety of topics, high-spe

tell me, what exactly is that, danny? let me and the audience know exactly what you were thinking this morning when you put on your baby gap t-shirt and -- >> no t-shirt. >> what is that? >> joe, this is part of the dd summer collection. it's a tad humid in new york. they're expecting a hundred degrees and i like to reflect. it's available, go to it to ddsummercollection, please don't try this at home.com. >> he is so wearing male spanx. okay. we're going to have the latest developments for you just ahead on the fallout from the president's racist tweets about congresswoman omar and three other congressional women of color. trump said yesterday that he didn't like it when the crowd at his north carolina rally chanted send her back about omar when he was insulting her on stage and launching them into that. trump is now pretend to go play the role of dr. frankenstein and trying to stop his monster. he always seems to forget we have the magic of videotape and we will play for you that fact check in just a few minutes. >> i w