megyn kelly coming as government is considering a shutdown to defund plant parenthood and as they move right on women s issues. marco raub i don t s contention that he never supported an abortion ban exception for victims of rape and incest. at a campaign stop in new hampshire hillary clinton called out trump and some of trump s republican rivals. what a lot of the men on that stage and that debate said was offensive. and i want people to understand, if you just focus on maybe the biggest showman on the stage, you lose the thread here. i want to point out there s really not that much difference in the policies that they are proposing when it comes to america women. joining me msnbc contributor, host of the majority report podcast, democratic political strad gist, tara goodell, once a contestant on the apprentice hosted by donald trump. i think this is a fascinating
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he is in upstate new york just a few miles from the canadian border, where earlier today one of the two men who escaped from clinton correctional facility, richard matt was shot and killed by law enforcement. the hunt for david sweat continues. law enforcement officials believe he is in the area. we anticipate an update of some form from the governor on all of that. we will keep our eyes posted on that. joining me now, msnbc contributor josh barro to talk about this historic day. and i m fascinated by the politics of this. substantively, i m less fascinated and more disheartened because it s the right thing and it s good and it s a tremendous cause of celebration. where do you see the republican party on this issue now? a lot of people today saying behind closed doors, republican political consultants are very happy. this is not a live issue. oh, absolutely. i think almost 100% of the republican consultant class, professional staffer class would really very much like this issue to aw
the communities where we ve been searching. you know, we know that it s very intrusive to have [ cheers and applause ] update from the governor and law enforcement about the situation in upstate new york basically confirming what we already know richard matt has been killed by law enforcement. david sweat remains at large, although law enforcement officials believe they have an area. they will continue to search for him, and if we get any more news about that search we will of course, bring it to you here live. when we come back msnbc national correspondent joy reid and kenji yoshino, who literally wrote one of the books on gay marriage. stick around.
after they were stranded in homes by the fast rising waters. all of a sudden. i mean there was nothing you could do even if you saw it coming. it s scary. it really is. to know you ve got to be air lifted because there s no other way to get to you, it s scary. joining me msnbc meteorologist bill karins. we know 40 million people now potentially in line for more severe weather, but you look at what happened this week, just a checklist. we didn t even mention the snow. right. two feet of snow also the tropical storm in the carolinas. it was quite a trifecta of storms. that s not good when tamron mentioned ten people still missing, that tornado struck at 9:00 local time there, just about an hour to the east of dallas. it s been about 12 hours and still can t locate those people. i hope they can. maybe they are at work or somewhere else. combing through all that rubble and debris is tough work. as far as now, we re actually looking okay. it s not too bad out there.