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beast and msnbc contributor. thanks to both. first to you, sam. i mean, today the president calling john brennan a hack. we ve already discussed that. but the personal attacks comparing bob mueller in the last 24 hours to joe mccarthy? it s not the best material, i would say. but when the first lady says children are more aware and more vulnerable than some adults, then stephanie grisham on her behalf put out two statements today. one before a lot of the criticism and one about an hour later, which included a reference to the president, in fact. yeah, i mean, i think you have to separate these things out. one is the actual message that she s trying to carry forward, which is that cyberbullying is a real problem that can make some of the most vulnerable people, children in our society, can harm them in very deeply psychological ways. n that s true. all that is true.
longer about the fact that there was a cancer growing on the presidency and that the obstruction of justice was happening. and so we need to keep that in mind as well. we look at who john dean was and who, hopefully, don mcgahn is, that he ll equally tell the truth. jill wine-bank, with that extraordinary insight into history. kathy ruemler, the experience of a former white house counsel and our own great kristen welker. i can t think of a better way to start the show. thank you all so very much. coming up bridge too far? hundreds of national security officials joining the bipartisan outcry over president trump s stripping of john brennan s security clearance. one of them, a former deputy cia director joining me next right here on andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. r grids, .aging everything. we also have the age-old problem of bias in the workplace. really. never heard of it. the question is. who s going to fix all of this? an actor?
a documentary about his journey breaking hate airs sunday on msnbc. my question to you is whether charlottesville was a kind of victory for that movement or a defeat. i think it was a victory because any sort of publicity they consider good for them. they go to progressive areas like charlottesville or even berkeley. they are trying to provoke people and we are still talking about it a year later. unfortunately heather higher was killed because of that and they are threatening to come back. and done for decades. i used to do it years ago. we used to march and did this same exact thing. one of the thing that comes through is it is not an accident that those folks who are out in the streets in charlottesville,
i think there is blame on both sides. you look at both sides, i think there is blame on both sides and i have no doubt about it. and you don t have any doubt about it either. charlottesville, virginia preparing for the one year anniversary for the white supremacist rallies leaving one person dead. here a former white supremacist working to separate people from that moment. a documentary about his journey breaking hate airs sunday on msnbc. my question to you is whether charlottesville was a kind of victory for that movement or a defeat. i think it was a victory because any sort of publicity they consider good for them. they go to progressive areas like charlottesville or even berkeley. they are trying to provoke