synagogue leader found stabbed multiple times outside her home. what we re now learning about the suspect. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we start with rudy giuliani s trial nearing the finish line in d.c. ryan reilly has been following it for us. the jury deliberations got underway in the last hour. what s the update? reporter: yeah, so the jury now has this case. they had lunch delivered to them. they will be able to begin starting deliberations right away and have about three hours before the end of the day here. these eight jurors are going to decide just how much in damages to award to these two individuals who were defamed by rudy giuliani and as you mentioned, rudy giuliani said previously that he was going to testify and whose lawyers said he was going to testify did not end up taking the stand, and the way that the lawyers sort of framed that to the jurors here was they didn t want to put the two plaintiffs through any more of
taxpayer dollars on an illegitimate impeachment inquiry because donald trump, the puppet master, has directed extreme maga republicans to launch a political hit job against president joe biden. that s house minority leader hakeem jeffries calling out republicans in the lower chamber before the vote to authorize an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. that came after hunter biden defied a subpoena from house republicans challenging them to hold public hearings for his testimony. we ll have much, much more from a bitter and partisan day on capitol hill. plus, the supreme court will hear the first case tied to abortion rights since it overturned roe v. wade. we ll get expert legal analysis on that just ahead. good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, december 14th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. we have a busy morning ahead, and we ll start here. the republican controlled house has voted to formally authorize its impea
embracing artificial intelligence. should would he be worried? and in your health, experts are warning of a tripledemic this year. the flu, rsv and covid. bret: but, first, breaking tonight, one of the prosecutors who has worked on the hunter biden investigation gave a deposition today on capitol hill. leslie wolf has been accused of obstructing the fbi probe into the president s son. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie starts us off live tonight on capitol hill. good evening, aishah. bret, good evening to you. that interview lasted about four hours. and, yet, produced very little new information, a lot more frustration. mr. wolf refused to answer most of our questions. house judiciary chairman jim jordan reacting to a closed door interview with former assistant u.s. attorney leslie wolf. jordan s committee bringing her in after irs whistleblowers accused her of obstructing the fbi from investigating president biden during a five-year long probe into his son h
all by yourself. or let healthmarkets help make it easier to find the right plan for you. call now or visit healthmarkets.com. ( ) sandra: really interesting exchange with our own edward lawrence and karine jean-pierre, and the economy and the way american people are feeling things are affordable, her acknowledgment things are unaffordable and what the president is doing to bring down the prices, and why is the president not driving around an electric vehicle. will the beast be electric. you are talking about the omb director, having conversations with members on the hill, talking about, you know, ola, office of leg affairs, shawanza, who runs that, the president s senior advisers, a lot of people involved and all of those folks have the trust in the president to get this done and to do these negotiations. remember, we have done negotiations multiple times here and have gotten things done for the american people and many times in a bipartisan way. so, that s what s import
washington to try and secure aid stalled in congress. the dangers for ukraine without funding. then, november s inflation report is out, and the economy is doing well. so, why don t americans feel it? we will get into the numbers as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. and today, donald trump is ramping up his campaign to halt all proceedings in his federal election interference trial. late this afternoon, his lawyers filed new documents asking for the case to be put on hold until there is a decision about his claim that he cannot be prosecuted because of presidential immunity. now, remember, it was just monday that is, yesterday a special prosecutor jack smith asked the supreme court to quickly settle that issue. smith s unusual request is about timing. he wants to make sure that the trial starts on or close to march 4th, the date that has been set by the ju