there is the nbc news exclusive, a former trump administration aide alleging white house officials worried trump showed journalists classified documents while he was in office. msnbc s analyst, joyce vance, will join us in just a moment to talk more about that. first, the former president hit the campaign trail, covering him there, nbc s it s always good to talk to you. you are covering trump in iowa yesterday. you spoke, we are set to speak tonight in las vegas. he seems to be, as he has been for the last couple of weeks, leaning into his legal issues as he is speaking to the crowd. tell us about that. right, he is looking to use these 191 days, not only for his own political purposes. but also for his legal ones, yasmin. he is using these events to galvanize the, masses there are millions of americans that are consuming, not only social media posts, but his speeches online and other right-wing
target of the special counsel s investigation. we do not know whether he has even spoken to prosecutors. but donald trump is somebody who has remained a close defender of donald trump. and may very well be at the heart of the investigation by special counsel, jack smith, s office right now. yasmin? as always, von, thank you. we are back in just 60 seconds, with a lot more ahead, former u.s. attorney, joyce vance, trump considering sticking the irs on fbi officials involved in the russia investigation, we will be right back with that conversation. we wow, it makes it look like. i don t have kids at all. it s so good, it makes it look like i have magical powers!
miss desantis is a crucial part of the strategy, and always has been, and her going for mama s is what they were going to do. giving her fair do. nicholas mohammad, thank you so much from the new york times. that s going to do it to me on alex witt reports also. at one pm reports. yes and vossoughian kicks up our coverage, right now. right now. good afternoon. gia good to see you. i m yasmin essig. in the explaining a controversial decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine. the ukrainians are running out of ammunition. i m eternally awhile to be convinced to do it. either they have the weapons to stop the russians now from there keep them from stopping the
community. that is nothing new. i think that what we are seeing now is this turn to unlicensed, unregulated hormones through the informal market. because they are just so much cheaper. me now, according to goodrx we saw that it is about $100 per month, on average, for some folks to pay for their regiment through a medically supervised route. online it is about $8. that is a pretty striking for a community that is so historically economically disadvantaged. nicole rosenthal, thank you so much. we have a lot more coming out, folks. our second hour starts right now. hey everyone i am yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, welcome. it is great to see you. if you are sticking with us we are thankful for that. as the former president campaigns this weekend on a platform of personal
women s soccer. legendary u.s. soccer, player megan rapinoe, announcing just moments ago that she plans to retire at the end of the 2023 season. rapinoe has long been one of the key forces behind the u.s. team s dominance. and it has also been a vocal advocate for social justice. the 38-year-old forward saying that she is, quote, incredibly grateful to have been a part of a generation of players who undoubtedly left the game better than they found it. she is set to compete in her fourth world cup with the u.s. team later on this month. all, right this weekend everybody, health concerns growing across the south with news that two more people in florida have contracted malaria. it is now the first time there s been a domestic spread of malaria in 20 years. we want to bring in nbc in miami. good to talk to you. how concerned are folks there right now with this? well, yasmin, these two new