Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news.
deliberating three days after this. i think it s very sad what they ve done to paul manafort. thank you very much. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. the president appears to be terrified he has a quote rat in his midst. inside the white house. that i should be clear, that s his word. rat. it s not the kind of language we are used to hearing from the president of the united states who is, of course, entrusted by our constitution when suring the nation s laws are faithfully executed and who is responsible for appointing our most senior law enforcement officers. you d expect to hear that word in a very different context. your uncle was a rat. sit down, sit down. your uncle was a rat and now he s in the witness protection program. that s my father s brother you re talking about. now the president is assuring
the country not that he has obeyed and upheld the law but that he does not hire sni
being in san juan. that does it for andrea mitchell reports. you can follow u us @mitchellreports. here is stephanie ruhle. thank you very much. former mueller is set to testify on the hill in less than 48 hours. what do lawmakers want want? we ll be speaking to one of those members who s set to grill him. president trump is still attacking four congresswomen of color. now calling them troublemakers. we ll dig into trump s strategy. the 2020 candidate says the economy s lights are blinking red. we ll look at senator elizabeth warren s plan. president trump just spoke with reporters ahead of a bilateral
meeting with kazakhstan prime minister. he spent some time blasting robert mueller in front of congress. mueller is due to testify on wednesday in front of the house s judicial and intelligence committee. joining me now is kristen welker. she was just inside the oval office minutes ago. after the mueller report was released, the president said i am totally exonerated and all set
to participate and actually defend itself a on the substanc? or was does it do? is it all bombast all the time until we get to potentially an impeachment vote. i want to delve deeper into that point and also tell our viewers here, as we re at the top of the 11:00 hour on the east coast in washington, you re watching msnbc s special live uninterrupted coverage of what all agree is a historic day on capitol hill.c this is the preparation for a house vote on resolution 660, providing for the rules for the potential impeachmentth of the current president donald trump. what you see on your veen is a countdown that will result in proceeding to thatsu vote. so the current count you see on your screen has not yet arrived under the house procedure on the phone. what i can tell you, in a matter of moments when you sigh this count run down,u within the ne nine minutes, we expect the house to, proceed then to the
actual vote on the impeachment resolution and trules. we also are told in a depa
face covering, they re wearing it to protect their neighbors from getting the coronavirus because, again, they could have asymptomatic spread. so mr. president, thank you very much for that. thank you. appreciate the opportunity to update everybody. great job. okay. john? mr. president, dr. fauci last night said that every state should have stay-at-home orders right now. do you agree with that? should every state have the stay-at-home orders? i leave it up to the governors. the governors know what they re doing. i guess we re close to 90% anyway. and states that we re talking about are not in jeopardy. no. i would leave to it the governors. i like that from the standpoint of governing, and i like that from the standpoint of even our constitution. please? mr. president, to address the shortage of the blood supply, the food and drug administration a different voice. a much different voice. go ahead.
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