Went to church, theyre amazing. I needed that spiritual uplift today and they gave it to us. Thank you for that. Good day im alex witt in new york msnbc world headquarters. High noon in the east, 9 00 a. M. Out west. A new sign from the white house that north korea summit may go forward, plus what leaders from the north and south talked about overnight and why theres much more to learn later today. The president tweets about immigration, why hes blaming democrats for the law that separates children and parents once they cross the border. New reaction to the nfl anthem policy, the message it sends to africanamerican football fans. Plus a watershed moment in the me too movement. The impact of Harvey Weinsteins arrest on rape charges. But first this breaking news out of the korean peninsula, new video from a surprise meeting between moon jaein and kim jongun. The meeting lasted two hours in which they discussed a north american summit. We begin in seoul with nbcs bill neely. Good day to y
and two short videos of him pleading for help around a priz ouprising posted about a week and a half ago, coming up at 1:00 p.m. eastern, i ll speak with bill richardson s work to win holt s release. howard bryant senior writer at espn.com told me this is what s behind the move to fine teams if players to not remain standing or remain in the locker room during the playing of the anthem. they have decided that the black consumer is either unimportant or the black consumer is going to go along and watch football regardless of what the players do or what the owners do. let s bring in democratic strategist margerie clifton, principal at clifton consulting llc and michael steele, msnbc political analyst. michael, how do you make sense of the nfl s decision? how much of it do you think was prompted by the president s firestorm over the players
and dragged her underwater. the alligator was caught and then put down. she will recover. an alleged gunman in critical condition after a shootout with ferguson police. the violence erupting on a day of protest after the year mark of the death of michael brown. this is a tragedy for the man shot, his family, it is a tragedy for the officers involved in this. jeanine is here joining us from the conservative review. and margerie clifton is here. unfortunately on the one-year anniversary we are talking about violence in what was supposed to be peaceful protest.
typically taken countries up to ten years to recover from financial crises of this magnitude. today the economies of many european countries still aren t growing. jon: so do we need to be more patient with the president? joining us now for a fair & balanced debate former chairman of the republican party of virginia and vice president of the young america s young s, indicate obenshane. a former consultant to president obama s campaign in separate and a principle with clifton consulting, margerie clifton. you re not working for him this time. give us an honest assessment. does counseling patience work? it worked for president bush in his re-election campaign when he asked for pay khepbs on ira patience on iraq. i don t know that voters are patient but they can be understanding and empathetic to
has anybody been held accountable for it? has any of your questions about this been answer stpherd. reporter: the justice department denied and discredited dodson s claims until congressional investigators proved him right. it s not a matter of me feeling vindicated. maybe the truth will come out. ultimately that is what this is all supposed to be about. to get the truth. reporter: democrats have called the investigation a political witch hunt. i don t care if you re on the right or the left. nobody has ever asked me my political affiliation ever, all right? to say this is all party games, okay, not for me, not for brian terry s family. reporter: as for holding the attorney general in concept of congress. we either do it or we don t. either you think he s in contempt or you don t. and if you do then you vote on it. you call a vote, you give it the floor time, you play your cards. reporter: now a vote is scheduled on wednesday to hold the attorney general in cont