rachel: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. i m rachel campos-duffy and i am in for jesse. biden s cabinet met with the mexican president today. the meeting was close-82 the press and biden team didn t talk to reporters or hold a press conference. but we know the mexican president wants our president to send even more money to mexico and other latin american countries, to fund the government s that keep sending illegal migrants to america. nobody in that meeting wanted to secure the border. there is too much in it for everyone involved. this is more cynical and sinister than you can imagine. while the idea is to make you think joe biden is doing something about the flood of migrants coming to america, the meetings are actually about how they can facilitate the flow more efficiently. during the meeting, the mexican president actually said he wants america to reopen border crossings. this is not a prevention mission, it s a coordination and funding miss
appeal. then, as we head into 2024, voters in the keystone state weigh in on their key issue, how complicated economy. the consequences of a broken immigration system unfolding across the country. how one communities hospitals are impacted as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle, live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. tonight we begin with a bombshell from the detroit news, they ve got new reporting about donald trump, and alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election in the state of michigan. the paper reports that donald trump himself personally called to members of the wayne county board of canvassers and pressured them not to certify joe biden s win. republican national committee chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, was also reportedly on that call. the detroit news reached out to trump, mcdaniel, and the canvassers, and none of their spokespeople disputed this account. the paper says the audio was captured by
we should be making sure that ukraine literally has the means to defend itself and be a bulwark against authoritarianism in europe. this is not something we should be doing is pairing domestic issues with a very serious, serious foreign policy aims that not just serve us or our allies overseas. in a, moment of image or by congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, to talk about whether any compromise the senate makes will be acceptable in the house. plus, a tragic mistake, the israeli military admitting their forces shot three hostages in gaza, even though at least one was carrying a white cloth. it comes as the biden administration steps up pressure on the israelis to tone down their offensive. i want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives. not stop going after hamas. israel has the intent to make sure that it is drawing those distinctions clearly and in a sustainable way. and we want to see the results. we want to see the way moore s precise, more surgical, m
sight of the aim. we re going to dismantle hamas. we re going to bring back the hostages, and we re going to return safety to israelis. meanwhile, thousands of israelis gathered in tel aviv tonight, including the families of hostages pleading with the israeli government to bring back their loved ones, bring them back to israel, this as another hostage 27-year-old inbar hynum died while being held captive by hamas. according to the israeli prime minister s office her death means 21 hostages have died inside gaza, while 129 others remain held captive. we have all the latest developments from tel aviv. reporter: in the wake of the tragic deaths of three israeli hostages killed by israeli soldiers in northern gaza, a large crowd gathered in downtown tel aviv on saturday night in what has become known as hostages square to demand that thes tajz in gaza come home, demand that the hostages in gaza come holm, demand that the netanyahu government does more. i spoke to a number o
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