president entitled as a tribute to the nickname of richard nixon in a senate race in california. as you ve noted, especially in the past couple days, emulated the victory salute with both arms raised. stone got a first hand look at his campaign. although the love is not returned by the privately funded nixon foundation, who put out a statement after roger stone s arrest. for a time, he was a junior scheduler on the nixon reelection committee. he was not a campaign aide or advisor, nowhere in the presidential daily diaries from 722 74 is the name roger stone. but stone played a small role in the watergate scandal, answering the jailhouse phone call from one of the burglars. a stone would right of nixon, he was brilliant, devious,
courage, as members of the house and senate stay at work all weekend to try to solve this painful shutdown. just kidding, they ve adjourned. most of them are headed home. as we press on, the 11th hour getting under way on a friday night. well, good evening, once again our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 722 of the trump administration. day 21 of the government shutdown, now minutes away from becoming the longest in u.s. history. more on that ahead, of course, but as we say, we begin with a showstopper. when the new york times story came out tonight, one of the reporters reacting to the news on television in realtime urged everyone watching to read the he headline, to hear this headline and let it sink in just for a moment. fbi opened inquiry into whether trump was secretly working on behalf of russia. the story is the work of three journalists, one of whom michael schmidt will join us here in
government will contribute blank billion dollars to pay for the wall, the regulation would not go into ecsbointo effect. simple, three-day plan. it s day 722 of the trump administration, and it hasn t happened yet. in a memo to the post trump also proposed cancel visas. and in the memo it says the u.s. has the moral high ground here and all of the leverage. the president has not executed that plan. mexico has said empathically it s not paying for the wall. so the president is demanding that you, the taxpayer, pay for it instead. while simultaneously, claiming this. they are paying for it with the incredible deal we made between united states, mexico and canada. the u.s. mca deal.
trump says he is inclined not to use his special emergency powers. some are preparing for weeks more of this and no one has any answers for the folks locked ouh of work or those like the air traffic controllers working or without getting paid. and a rare profile in courage has members of the house and senate stay atr work all weekend to try to solve this painful shutdown. just kidding, they ve adjourned. most headed home as we press on. the 11th hour getting under way on a friday night. well, good evening, once again from our msnbc news headquarters in new york. m day 722 of the trump administration. day 21 of the government shutdown, minutes away from the longest in u.s. history. more on that, of course, but we begin with a show stopper. when the new york times story came out tonight, one of the reporters reacting to the news on television in real time urged everyone watching to read the headline and hear this headline and let it sink in just for a a
look at, whether it s in congressional committees or something more ominous for trump. this is not what pardons were designed for. thank you both. we await that filing for fueler s team and now unusual developments that are putting the victory in limbo. plu, the dow plunging offer what look at that down 722 points. (phone ringing) and the car has become an accessory to the smartphone. ride hailing, car sharing, carpooling. mobility services are proliferating. and there s a new generation who don t seem to want to own cars in the first place. it all means massive disruption to the car industry,