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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140126:21:02:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131227:13:01:00

assistant managing editor from the grio and msnbc contributor and host of the ed show. feeling good. feeling really good. watch out, folks. it s a little cliche, but it s tighter. i feel like i ate a lot. when do you take down the tree and how long do you keep that? the hanukkah bush stays up all year. i think they keep it up as long as they can. it s beautiful. the walking around here is insane. in the tunnels. it s the favorites.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131204:17:22:00

democrats have been working to pass a measure to raise the minimum wage to $10 an hour, a plan the white house has now endorsed. already this year, five states have passed measures to raise the minimum wage, something workers across the country have been demanding for months. tomorrow fast food workers in about 100 cities are planning to walk off the job to highlight the struggles of living on $7.25 an hour. joining me today, washington bureau chief of the huffington post, ryan grimm, managing director of global strategy group and senior fellow for the center for american progress action fund, bill burton, and managing editor of the grio, joy reed. and joining me from the white house is cnbc chief washington correspondent, john harwood. john, i go to you first. in terms of the white house message on this, this is the first offensive play, and i mean that in terms of offense/defense, we ve seen from the white house in a long time. and for those of us who paid

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131202:14:44:00

push for gun control. the campaign was expected to fail, but it failed faster and quicker and more abruptly than the white house expected. they managed to take a step forward on immigration. that was a big deal in the spring. the president couldn t convince the house and the reform has taken two steps backward and they opened things up in the spring of 2014. when summer arrived, so did the subpoenas as they testified in a variety of hearings from the irs fiasco to the benghazi investigation. then there was what was the biggest story of the year politically in a negative light for the president. the nsa leaks. they stole the spotlight and tied up well into the fall creating problems domestically and internationally. the rough year culminated with the biggest headache of all. let s bring in the monday gaggle joined by the grio. the washington post chief correspondent and dan, you wrote

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131126:22:37:00

thanksgiving. big retailers now, like walmart, staples, kmart, and target are planning on opening their doors earlier this year in an attempt to rake in some extra profit. but a whopping 80% of respondents want they had no plans to shop on thanksgiving day at all. is this a change in america being forced by the corporate boys? joining me now, our rapid response panel, the grio s joy reid, and democratic strategist, bob shrum. great to have you with us tonight. joy, you first. is this just a case of corporate greed? and once again, the workers are expected to do a little bit more for profit. your thoughts. yeah, no, absolutely. i think that the shame of it is that the retailers that are the most interested in this policy are those that pay the lowest wages. so you have low-wage workers who have to leave their family and thanksgiving, presuming they can afford to have a thanksgiving to come in and work. i think it is unfair.

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