The dni and the rest of the National Security establishment . A question a lot of people are asking this hour. Were going to take you through the much balihooed memo release, what it means for the russia investigation and discuss potential resignations or firings of senior d. O. J. Or fbi leadership. Lets get right to it with our experts. Jeremy bash, former Chief Of Staff at both the cia and pentagon. Now an msnbc National Security analyst. Matt miller, former chief spokesman for the Justice Department in the Obama Administration, now an msnbc justice and security analyst. Chuck rosenberg, a former u. S. Attorney who has worked on the staffs of both Robert Mueller and james comey at the fbi and is now an msnbc contributor. And with us onset, nbcs ken delanian and republican strategist Steve Schmidt. Jeremy bash, let me start with you on this idea that carter
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Virginia tech. Authorities said he had an Assault Rifle and was trying to get thousands of rounds of ammunition. What else he was looking for. The drowning danger. Tonight, americans on vacation, Nine Drownings in less than two weeks in the same area. And the deadly crash. The former nba player and a former American Idol contestant who did not survive. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. And we begin with that deadly train collision. Onboard, more than 100 republican members of congress. That amtrak train was taking those lawmakers to a retreat, colliding with a Garbage Truck in virginia. It happened this morning, not long after the State Of The Union last night. The driver of the truck was killed. Several lawmakers jumping in to help many of the injured on the scene. And several people tonight, including congressman jason lewis, were taken to the hospital. House Speaker Paul Ryan among those onboard. And abcs linzie janis leads us off f
people to sign it. biden uses it in a presidential debate and somebody else from the biden campaign apparently not morrel calls apparently not blinken, calls morrel to thank him for his good work on the project. so, you know, we all know what happened here. the fact that they didn t explicitly didn t set it out doesn t mean it s not what it appears to be. martha: it allowed the secretary state to say as he said to ben hall, it wasn t my idea, i didn t ask for it. i didn t solicit it. as you point out, there s wiggle room in there. it s also worth pointing out that mike morrel said the purchase was to help the biden campaign. in that testimony. yeah. one thing i d say about that, martha, it would be nice if we got his full testimony rather than just having it cherry picked. it would be nice to see what he said. martha: thanks, andy. good to have you with us. thank you. martha: months ago, an interesting moment at the white
chat casually with rioters. officers do what they can to do escalate situations rather than escalate the situation to something worse. it s really a form of self-preservation. manger says it cherry picked from the calmer moment and doesn t show the violence. the capitol police wouldn t comment. son lost his job because of the riot. the level of violence i saw on january 6th was something i had not seen before. i just don t think the depiction that it was, you know, a walk in the park is true and accurate. house speaker kevin mccarthy promised to release all video from congressional security cameras. the american public should see all what happened instead of a report that s written for political basis. democrats argued the tape release exposes security vulnerabilities. speaker mccarthy has played a treacherous, a treacherous game by catering to the hard right. the feds have arrested 9999 defendants connected to the right. 106 charged with using a deadly
marcus says opinion and the washington post about the makeup of the supreme court, especially ahead of the beginning of the session. forget the years of republican railing about activist judges legislating from the bench. this majority is perfectly willing to rewrite laws it does not like. see its work on the voting rights act and, ignore statutory text when that is inconvenient. like the climate change case. it insist that constitutional interpretation must be constrained by history, but it cherry picks that history, like the gun case, in a predictable direction. what is your reaction to that? everything in that really magisterial piece is accurate. one thing that is really alarming after last term is not just that the court overturned president, decades of precedent, but sometimes replaced it with an knowable, incan here and new