jesse: kickbacks, sexting, bribery. meet the new wanda. the fbi caught catfishing americans trying to secure the border. are you the bud light genie? ya. i wish i was at the fight. jesse: bud light transitions back to a man. should we let them. plus . (screaming) jesse: this is a government of the people, by the people, for the people no longer. it s now a government by the corporations, of the corporations and by the corporations. that was president rutherford b.hayes. behind the gilded age was greed and corruption. tie kaopbz lining the pockets of politician gobbling upland acre by acre. bribing public officials has always been part of the business and occasionally the fbi catches wind of it. the arrests of one senator, congressmen and others. the law lickers were on tape accepting brides from agents posing as middle eastern businessmen trying to obtain political favors for a foreign arab sheik. i said we were willing to pay. okay. i m saying some day you,
eastern here on msnbc. our coverage continues right now with katy tur reports good to be with you. i m katy tur. tomorrow marks the three-year anniversary of the january 6th. in just a few minutes, president biden will give his first 2024 campaign speech marking that day, and warning americans the threat of that day still hangs over them. but what was the threat of that day? because in the years since january 6th, 2021, perceptions among some, especially republicans, have shifted. that trump wasn t responsible, that the fbi was really behind it, that it was no big deal or not that big of a deal. here s the thing, even in the best of circumstances, memory is fallible, time warps and shades it and in the world we live in, bad actors and disinformation corrupt it. let s go back for a moment to those moments to what they were really like in realtime. here s a small portion of our broadcast on that day as the capitol was breached. we re getting a report from our producer
peerage going thank you very much john and sandra. good afternoon, martha maccallum and this is the story. president biden is about to step in front of that podium. it is a little different today because we will see him kick off what we are expecting to hear quite a bit up now that we are in the new year, which as you know is an election year. we will hear a very strong focus on january 6th. he is expected to take direct aim at former president trump ahead of the possible rematch in november. we are very much in the thick of this campaign as we get into 2024. great line up to talk about and react to what we here in pennsylvania. jonathan turley, leo terrell, clay travis, all joining me on the story today. what about this? brand-new video that fox has captured as migrants come across the border fence in arizona. the cartel break pieces of it so they can run their business to get people across that border. we will show you some striking video as you see the cartel member or
chris jansing reports starts right now. good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. there s explosive new evidence out today showing then president donald trump got $7.8 million courtesy of foreign countries, more than half of it from china. the allegations about the money paid to trump s businesses while he was in office coming in a highly detailed new report from house democrats. so what s congress going to do about it? plus, new year, same harrowing story, a school shooting stunning a small town in iowa, multiple students and an administrator believed to be among the wounded. we ll get a live update in just a few minutes. and as the battle over the ballot heats up, will colorado be the catalyst to that finally bottoms the supreme court to weigh in? the latest on donald trump s appeal and where the legal fight goes from here. . but we begin with that brand new report alleging donald trump unconstitutionally profited while president. com
good morning. welcome cnn this morning. merry christmas eve out there. santa is making his rounds. new developments from former president trump s legal team in a filing submitted late last night. the president is urging a federal appeals court to slow out the federal election subversion case against him in washington, d.c. his attorneys driving home the point trump was working in his official capacity as president to make sure the integrity of the election results. in the document they said before any single prosecutor can ask a court to sit in judgment of the president s conduct, congress must have approved of it by impeaching and convicting the president and since that didn t happen, trump has immunity. well the appeals court expedited the process and will hear arguments january 9. the judge for the case paused procedural deadlines. it s up to an appeals court to decide if presidential immunity applies here. he is not the first president to invoke presidential i