the show that is not quite ready for round two, but here we go! i am kasie hunt on this tuesday, february 9th. we will start with the news. today begins the historic second impeachment trial of former president donald trump, accused of incitement of insurrection for the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol that left five dead. trump is the only president to be impeached twice and the only former president to face trial in the senate. the floor is already set. the house prosecutors and trump defense attorneys are going to sit at two long tables. you can see them there, allowing enough room for social distancing. the proceedings expected to begin, as mandated by the rules, at 1:00 p.m., with one update. senators will need to pass a new organizing resolution after trump's attorney, david schoen, withdrew his request to pause the trial at the end of the week for the sabbath. schoen says his portion of the defense will be completed by then and that they no longer need to pause for that. after adopting the new rules, the trial will continue with four hours of debate on whether the trial, itself, is constitutional. the senate jurors will then vote on whether to proceed, a measure that only needs a simple majority and is expected to pass easily. opening arguments are expected to begin tomorrow, putting the trial on track for a possible verdict by early next week. right now, though, there are no scheduled witnesses. this is the one thing that could throw things awry. sources point out that the senate jurors, themselves, are also witnesses to what happened that day and we're also told to expect personal stories from impeachment managers who felt their lives were in danger on january 6th. some of those people were in the chamber on the house side when those rioters breached the walls. and in their last legal filing before the start of the impeachment trial, former president donald trump's defense team yesterday argued that holding him responsible for the deadly capitol attack was nothing more than, quote, political theater from democrats and that the senate had no constitutional power to sit in judgment of a former president. in a 78-page brief, trump's lawyers said he did not, quote, direct anyone to commit unlawful actions or deserve blame for the conduct of what they called a small group of criminals who broke into the capitol. just going to go out on a limb and say, i was there. this is not just a small group of criminals. that was a mob. the trump team asserted that their client's false claims about a stolen election delivered at a rally right before supporters began their deadly assault -- they literally walked down the street from that rally to the capitol -- were protected by the first amendment. trump's lawyers say that when their client told his supporters to fight like hell, he meant it in a, quote, figurative sense. they added that rioters attacked the capitol for their own reasons and cited a discredited source that claims rioters were anti-trump forces. kevin mccarthy, the republican leader, has said, i was there, these were maga people, meaning trump supporters. in their five-page response brief, democrats countered that the constitution provides them jurisdiction for the trial and that president trump's conduct was, quote, categorically unacceptable and merits conviction and disqualification from holding future office. and here's this. three men facing federal charges for their alleged actions in the capitol are pointing the finger directly at the 45th president. the "washington post" reports that an attorney for one suspect is calling donald trump, quote, an unindicted co-conspirator in the january 6th attack. he sort of has been indicted by the house. the paper goes on to say, to date, the former president has been named by federal prosecutors or defense attorneys in more than two dozen of the cases that are related to the capitol assault. matthew ryan miller, who is a 21-year-old construction worker from maryland, accused of wielding a fire extinguisher against police on the capitol steps, wrote through a lawyer monday that he was merely following the directions of then president trump, the country's chief law enforcement officer. that's the thing, isn't it? and ethan nordean said in a filing sunday that he was, quote, egged on by donald trump, other politicians, his legal advocates and news media. federal authorities argue that nordean and other members of the proud boys, a far-right group with a history of violence, planned for a confrontation with the police january 6th. joining us now, the co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. he is an msnbc political contributor. jake, good morning! always great to see you. we are, of course, kicking off the second impeachment trial of donald trump in about a year's time, and i don't think that when you and i were having similar conversations to this back in 2020 that we ever imagined we would be doing it again so soon, but here we are. my question for you is, are you looking for any surprises today or any dramatic moments that, perhaps, may change the course of something that feels like we already know the ending? >> no. i mean, the things that i'm looking for, kasie, are, is anybody persuadable? i mean, we know the universe of people on the republican side who may or may not vote to convict donald trump. it's about five people. pat toomey, ben sasse mitt romney, susan collins, lisa murkowski. and that's about it. i mean, the only surprise that we could have is if somebody changes their mind and wants to vote for witnesses, but that's not even going to come today. that's going to come, as you note here, later this week or early next week. so, really not much, kasie, that we don't know at this point. >> let's talk about witnesses for a second, jake, because, obviously, democrats are in control of the senate this time. and in theory, that's a vote that they could possibly win, if they wanted to go that route, but that, obviously, would make the trial potentially weeks long, and it seems like that's not what the white house, the biden white house, particularly wants. what are the dynamics there? >> i don't think it's what anyone wants. democrats want to move on to their agenda, which is confirming a cabinet and getting a coronavirus bill through, and they're not going to be able to do that with the speed that they'd like if they have witnesses. that's number one. number two, republicans just don't want to talk about donald trump anymore. and clearly, joe biden's idea here, his plan is to pretty much ignore this trial and go about his life, which is a, frankly, a smart political plan for him. so, i just don't think it's in anyone's interests at this point. there's no witness that's going to get 17 republicans to vote to convict donald trump. perhaps you could think it's unfortunate or it's unfair or it's illegitimate, but that's just the reality. there is no witness that -- and by the way, if you have witnesses, it's going to require a lot of back-and-forth between the witness and the members of congress. it's just going to be a long process that i don't think anybody is interested in. >> lots of lawyers involved. jake, can we talk about mitch mcconnell for a second? because he has been out there saying, you know what, this was a terrible day for the country. he has condemned the role that the president played in the day. he seemed to be trying to lead his conference, potentially, in the direction of a conviction. what happened? why didn't what he's done make more of a difference inside the republican conference? >> well, john boehner used to say, as you might remember, a leader without followers is a man taking a walk. so, i think that, perhaps, that when mitch mcconnell saw that none of his republicans were following him, he decided that he would back off and would move back to where the conference is, which is, you know, not in support, not supporting donald trump's removal from office or, frankly, his impeachment. i don't think mitch mcconnell is going to do anything to surprise us here. he has now voted to call the impeachment unconstitutional, and i just don't expect that anything will change from there. >> another test of that, of course, coming today as they spend the day debating the constitutionality of this trial. punch bowl news' jake sherman, thanks for kicking us off on this historic day. appreciate it. still ahead here, georgia's secretary of state launches a new investigation into former president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in that state. plus, the latest on the pandemic as the first sitting member of congress passes away from covid. we're going to have those stories and a check on your whether when we come right back. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. lease the 2021 rx 350 for $429 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? 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the chairman of the maryland stadium authority, which is the landlord for the o's and for the nfl's ravens on behalf of the state, tells "the baltimore sun" that they are currently discussing terms of a new lease and capital reinvestment would keep the team playing in an upgraded camden yards that would involve increased economic benefits from both baseball and year-round non-baseball uses. they could also extend the current deal for an additional five years. i cannot imagine baltimore without the orioles. and finally, now is your chance to ball like obama. sotheby's is going to sell a pair of nike basketball sneakers custom made for the former president back in 2009. in addition to the hallmarks of other hyperdunks, a model created for and worn by team usa players at the 2008 beijing summer olympics, this pair includes a number of custom details, like the official presidential seal on the tongues, a red-and-blue 44 embroidered on the medial side of both toes, and insoles that feature patriotic design motifs, including bald eagles and the date 1776. the sneakers, which are considered one of only two pairs in existence, are on exhibition at sotheby's new york galleries before they'll be made available online for $25,000 on friday. those shoes are too rich for my blood, but i imagine there is some buyer for them out there. all right, time now for weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, i hear we might be getting some more snow here in the northeast corridor. >> yeah, more snow, more cold, and then rinse and repeat, kasie. we're going to do it all again, too, maybe once or twice by the weekend. so, let's get into it. today we're now seeing these winter weather advisories and everything else extended pretty far. we're going all the way back now into areas of the midwest. i kind of fast-forwarded through my maps a little quick there. we have 41 million people that are right now under these winter weather advisories and warnings and watches, and even memphis is now under a winter storm watch. some of the southern cities are starting to get into this. but today the action is mostly going to be pennsylvania and then through southern portions of new england. the blue on the map shows you where the snow is. it's not a big ordeal, but about 1 to 3 inches in many areas. snowing pretty decently right now on i-70 from columbus to pittsburgh, right through pennsylvania. and most of this will be just north of new york city, not really expecting much snow in new york city today. but if you're driving around newberg, poughkeepsie, the hudson valley, hartford, the mass pike, into areas of boston, that's where most of the accumulating snow will be. so you notice there columbus and pittsburgh, only about an inch. but when you start getting into that blue, that's 2 to 3 inches. that pink is 4 to 5 inches. so, careful driving anywhere in the hudson valley, mass pike, northern sections of connecticut during the day today. it will be light and it will be fluffy in most cases, so pretty easy shoveling. the other story, the cold. and as we mentioned yesterday, this isn't going anywhere any time soon. 19 million people impacted by either windchill advisories, and we do have a few spots with windchill warnings. when you get to the windchill warning criteria, that's when it feels like negative 30 in fargo, negative 34 in duluth. even kansas city has a negative windchill this morning. and chicago, this is your coldest morning of the winter season. your windchill this morning when you head out the door is negative 15 right now. so, for today, light snow in the northeast, bitter cold will continue in the middle of the country, and kasie, not bad in d.c. today, 50 degrees. tomorrow a little bit cooler, temperatures in the 30s in the northeast. but yeah, as we said, this is kind of the peak of the winter season right now, kasie, and the cold is here to stay. >> if only i had a chance to get out in that nice weather here today, but i will be at the capitol for many hours with the impeachment trial. >> a little busy, right? 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and what are aides telling you about just how quickly they want this to be over with? >> reporter: well, joe biden -- excuse me, i have joe manchin on the brain listening to the debate over the minimum wage and stimulus checks there -- he left the sent 12 years ago, joe biden did. and what's the old saying about the senate? it's the cooling saucer that sort of reins in the heated impulses of the house. and joe biden is, in some ways, has become his own one-man cooling saucer. you heard him yesterday for the mpteenth time trying to deflect questions about this senate impeachment trial. he wants to do everything he can to avoid being pulled into that political quagmire, for several reasons, but he especially wants to make sure he gives republicans who might be inclined to vote for conviction, but more importantly, republicans who might be inclined to support his legislative agenda the space to do so without being seen as, you know, affiliating themselves with joe biden in a way that could be problematic in the primary. so, we're seeing the white house press ahead this week with its own sort of counterprogramming, each day trying to put the president out there in different settings to continue to press the case for his rescue plan. today he'll be meeting with treasury secretary janet yellen to try to push that forward. but obviously, they recognize there's a little bit of momentum being stalled here by the fact that, you talked about dennis mcdonough's confirmations. you're not seeing the continued confirmations of his cabinet. they want to see a press urgency with regard to moving forward with this legislation, but they also think there's an audience out there that also, like them, has a little bit of trump fatigue, and they can continue to build public pressure from the outside in, meeting with mayors, meeting with governors and members of the business community to ramp up pressure and political pressure as well on republicans to try to understand why they wouldn't support the same stimulus checks, for instance, that president trump, himself, had proposed just a few months ago. so, that's a little bit of a window into what is a very difficult balancing act this week at the white house, kasie. >> yeah, it is. it's pretty remarkable, mike. it's a good point. on the one hand, you have the way political momentum has changed for republicans in the wake of january 6th and how that's shaping what they're going to decide to do or not about convicting donald trump, but there's also just the general feeling of, okay, donald trump is gone, let's keep moving on. i think democrats also want to wrap this up, hill democrats as well. so, i think it's a good point. let's talk for a second about the details of the package and where these fights are shaping up. how nervous is the white house that they're not going to be able to get all democrats on the same page in terms of where these stimulus checks should come in, based on income, and whether this minimum wage question in particular seems to be something that may be headed for a showdown in the senate? >> reporter: yeah, you have sort of a clash here of fiscal sense, political sense, common sense, as democrats grapple with this question of those $1,400 checks that the president promised very clearly over the course of that, especially georgia runoff campaign. you even at the beginning of this had questions from democrats -- why aren't you proposing an additional $2,000, let alone the $1,400 and the means testing that some democrats want? but welcome to the realities of a 50-50 senate, where you can't lose a single democratic vote, and you do have a democrat -- and some of the republicans who the white house still thinks might be poachable. remember, they aren't any more convinced that they could get 60 votes, but they wouldn't mind getting 52, 53 votes. so this question of means testing, common sense says, you know, millionaires don't need a $600, $1,400 stimulus check, but then you have democrats also raising the political point -- why would we put ourselves in the position of giving less relief three months later than what president trump, a republican president and a republican congress, senate, at least, had overwhelmingly approved? it's just sort of a difficult thing for them to wrap their heads around. now, the minimum wage, you know, i thought it was interesting to see jen psaki yesterday sort of hide behind the senate parliamentarian, maybe with the democratic insider debate. but if he doesn't push for this to be in this final package, joe biden's going to be under real pressure to follow through on this. the fight for 15 was a real mantra throughout the democratic party that he ascribed himself with very closely. the question is, if you can't get it now, when can you get it? that's bernie sanders' point, certainly. >> it's a valid one. it's hard to see how they would get it done if they don't force it through here. nbc's mike memoli, thank you, as always, for being up early with us, my friend, and congratulations. all right, still ahead here, new york state sets the stage for the return of live shows. plus, what's fueling calls to free britney spears? i don't know about you, but i wondered what this was. we're going to explain it next in "the cooler." 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should they raise the minimum wage to $15, even if there is some job loss as a result? >> yeah, absolutely. in fact, i put out a tweet yesterday, and i think it's up to 125,000 likes. i mean, it went nuts. it's just like, if you don't support raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, you should live and work for $7.25 an hour so you can demonstrate how you survive, let alone, feed a family on that. because it's just a mathematical impossiblity. so i don't know why we're pretending that leaving that alone at $7.25 is okay. i mean, it's great to give stimulus checks. people deserve them and they need them during this pandemic, but why not give people a lifeline, you know, out of that kind of below the poverty line deprivation and give them a baseline of a living wage of $15 an hour? that to me would be a hard flex. >> so, the biden administration also, out of the gate, pulled out of the keystone pipeline project, which, again, is energy-related, and obviously, a lot of folks in western pennsylvania rely on the energy industry for their jobs to feed their families. do you think that was a good call by the biden team? >> i mean, it's certainly -- i don't think it was one that joe biden went into and didn't put a lot of thought into it, and i'm sure he is -- i know he's concerned about any of the potential job losses. out west here, it's definitely a conversation that we've had with respects to the energy sector, and i've always maintained the position of republicans have to acknowledge the emergency that we have with climate and that we need to transition away from fossil fuels to green renewable energy, and democrats, my party, has to acknowledge that there are realities with respects to energy, whether that's how much of our nation's electricity comes from coal and natural gas and making sure that we safeguard those union jobs and make sure that those industries have a transition towards green energy where job loss is eliminated, or at least at a minimum, minimized. >> let's talk briefly about the vaccine rollout in pennsylvania also. there have been some struggles in the state, philadelphia in particular has really struggled. what do you think the wolf administration that you're a part of, the governor in pennsylvania, what mistakes have been made in the rollout? 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