state that gets a waiver and use the lower standards of tt ate with their employees, even in a state like new york. so the 400,000 people in most congressional districts who get employer-based insurance right now who have a heart condition, who have, you know, hiv, they are at risk of being driven down to that lower state s standards, like wisconsin, where the governor said today he would consider getting a waiver. so, look, this is not a game. and i think my goodness, if a congress person can t stand in front of their voters and answer questions about their vote, then something is wrong. and they may, if they follow your example, start getting other districts members of congress answer questions for them. we ll adopt a district. i m adopting new york 19. there is a bunch more. all my friends in the democratic caucus. you can adopt your own district. the congressman for the 18th and now sort of the 19th district too. until further notice. congressman sean patrick maloney. gr
or something other than being at work making news, but nope. maybe i should get like start asking for like wednesdays off. i don t know. in the trump administration for whatever reason, friday nights tend to be the busiest night of the week in terms of news and it s for two separate reasons. one, is that they like friday night news dumps at the trump administration just like all administrations do. the trump administration does it may be more than most but all administrations do this. this past friday night they waited until after 10:00 p.m. eastern to announce that the epa was pulling all of its climate data off of epas website. that was a classy fry night news dump last week. we got two more epa friday night news dumps tonight that will be getting to later on in this show. but in addition to the friday night news dumps where they just hide stuff late on a friday thinking no one will notice it, the other thing that happens with the trump administration on friday and this has to be a
coincidence, this is just god hates me, it s that news about them tends to break on friday night as well and that is the case tonight in the the washington post and the associatedpress. the washington post was first. they and all the pattern warnings he was given about his contact with russian government officials during the transition. so between the election and when president trump was actually sworn in. according to tonight s front page scoop in the the washington post, mike flynn was warned that his conversations with russian officials were quote, undoubtedly being monitored by the fbi and by the nsa. transition officials tell the washington post they also prepared a briefing document for flynn specifically a profile of the russian ambassador who he liked to talk with and meet with so much. officials say that despite the fact that they prepared a profile on the russian
friday night is supposed to be like when you take it easy, have a panel. do a week in review because you expect that most of the newsmakers in the world are out on dates or seeing their families or something other than being at work making news, but nope. maybe i should get like start asking for like wednesdays off. i don t know. in the trump administration, for whatever reason, friday nights tend to be the busiest night of the week in terms of news, and it s for two separate reasons. one is that they like friday night news dumps at the trump administration just like all administrations do. the trump administration does it maybe more than most but all administrations do this. this past friday night, they waited until after 10:00 p.m. eastern to announce that the epa was pulling all of its climate data off of the epa s website. that was a classy friday night news dump last week. we got two more epa friday night
he s been a public figure for a long time. he s a serving state senator for tennessee. the white house neveroticed any of this stuff before they put him up as they re second nominee to run the united states army. one by one members of the senate armed services committee started coming out against mark green as his record became more and more clear. his critics on the senate armed services committee including that committee s chairman john mccain, once the chairman of the committee is against you, you re not going to go far. he faced criticism from amy. she came out quite strongly against mark green to be secretary of the army. we actually learned this afternoon here at msnbc that as of last night, the white house had given up on mark green and had started interviewing potential replacement nominees. i was all set to report that tonight when news dropped right before we went on the air, late this afternoon, that mark green, in fact, is gone. he s pulled his name.