good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the fbi s russia investigation now involves one of the closest members of the president s inner circle. nbc news reporting tonight that jared kushner, the president s son-in-law and senior adviser, has now come under fbi scrutiny according to multiple u.s. officials. investigators believe kushner has significant information relevant to their inquiry, officials said. that does not mean they suspect him of a crime or intend to charge him. this follows a washington post report late last week that investigators had identified a current white house official as a significant person of interest, someone close to the president. tonight the post is reporting the president s son-in-law is under scrutiny because of the extent and nature of his interactions with the russians. kushner held meetings in december with russian ambassador and the head of the sanctioned russian bank. his lawyer responded in a statement to nbc news, mr. kushner prev
then what do i do? you know what? it is more logically possible than he was there to baby-sit oh, that. mike flynn. oh, please, that. who left 51 days ago. i can t even watch you sate. it pains me to hear you say spicer-like things like that. it s just i m going to invent a macro so that whenever you google anything said by a white house official, it gets translated into a language you don t know that. none of us knows that we stop getting distracted by their talking. perfect, perfect. thank you, lawrence. thank you, rachel. thanks. well, last night, in the last 24 hours, we ve gotten 40 45,850 retweets of the tweet that i asked you to help me with last night when i tweeted hey, bill o reilly, please sue me too because i believe wendy walsh. and retweet if you agree. almost 46,000 of you have done that wendy walsh is going to join us tonight. she is going to tell us the story of what she experienced with bill o reilly. that sexual harassment st
interview with nbc s lester holt and get your pulse on whether trump s relationship with the fbi may be irreversibly damaged. a worldwide cyber attack at an unprecedented scale. banks, hospitals, transit systems and at least 150 countries now impacted and officials warn that number could even grow more by tomorrow. we re asking, has the hack shaken your faith that your personal information is protected? now, to voice your opinions on our pulse questions on this sunday, just grab your digital device, your phone, your laptop, go to pulse.msnbc.com/america and there you can participate by selecting your responses and do it as many times as you like throughout today s joe. we re going to start this hour, though, with a new poll that s out. how americans feel about the firing of fbi director james comey, what meshes are saying. it s not just democrats who are upset by the move. according to a new nbc news/ wall street journal poll, 38% of americans disapprove of the president s
listen. we ll have to see. do you think it s going to pass? we ll see what happens. did you rush it, do you think? no. we ll see what happens. reporter: did you rush it at first? no. reporter: will paul ryan stay speaker if it fails, sir? right now the house is taking the second in what are expected to be a series of procedural votes ahead of a final vote late this afternoon. earlier this morning this tweet from the president, quote, after seven horrible years of obamacare, skyrocketing premiums and deductibles, bad health care, this is finally your chance for a great plan. the president issued an ultimatum to house republicans, pa pass the bill today or he will leave obamacare in place. a bunch of people from the white house went over to the house. mulvaney raised the stakes even more this morning. listen. lawmakers will have to be accountable as to why they didn t vote to get rid of obamacare when they had the chance and that chance is today. and rig
kentucky today to sell the new gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. after a good and vigorous debate we know kentucky will be there and we will repeal and replace obamacare once and for all. president trump is throwing his weight behind the replacement plan but will his lobbying enough to swear leery republicans. much more in just a moment. plus developing news from the white house. the secret service confirms it arrested an intruder who scaled a fence outside the white house late last night. while president trump was in the executive mansion. we begin with the trump administration s sales pitch on health care. vice president mike pence on the road in kentucky this saturday delivering a sharp rebuke against president obama s affordable care act. the obamacare nightmare is about to end. obamacare has failed the people of kentucky. it s failed the people of america and obamacare must go. but democratic mayor is urging some caution. in a statement released befor