up i wa rather lose than win the way you guys did. no, you wouldn t, respectfully. do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists were you did. do you think you could have had a decent message for the white working class voters? do you think this woman who has nothing in common with i m not saying over 200 counties that president obama won and donald trump just won? let s get into it. you guys are pathetic, that s a great line. kel kellyanne conway accused the clinton supporters of being losers. i can tell you re angry, but wow. #he s your president, how is that. a hundred times on tv, they re all here, maybe a thousand times, will he accept the election results? will you? will you ever accept the election results? will you tell your protesters he s their president, too? i m joined by casey hunt and
susan page, who were both there last night. and howard fein. the tenor of this thing, they usually sit around the swells from harvard and talk about the i
white house. good morning, al. this morning first response from the white house to north korea s nuclear test overnight. of course it comes in the form of presidential tweets. the president writing, quote, north korea has conduct add major nuclear test. their words and actions continue to be hostile and dangerous to the united states. north korea is a rogue nation which has become a great threat and embarrassment to china, this is trying to help but with little success. a couple of thoughts off the bat just reading these tweets. first, the first confirmation of any kind from the united states government that this was, in fact, a nuclear test of the north koreans. that s important, they have misrepresented their accomplishments along the way. second you hear the president say it s hostile and dangerous to the united states specifically. not just to allies and friends in the region. having a specific threat in the
united states and viewing the action through that prism could decide
what you promised to do in the first place. stay out of stupid wars and start building this country instead of spending morning tonight yelling schoolyard trash talk at the other kids on the playground. that s hardball right now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in . right now we have so many nuclear weapons, i want them in perfect condition, perfect shape. the president threatens a free press. it s disgusting that the press is able to write what they want to write. reports of an absolute meltdown in the white house. tonight the nuclear dangers with the president on the edge. my attitude is the one that matters. and what to make of his threats to challenge the license of nbc news. then articles of impeachment against donald j. trump. the billionaire donor who wants democrats to pledge they will impeach the president.
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that does it for the beat tonight. you can always find us on facebook at the the beat with ari. hardball has promised is up next. finding more, let s play hardball. good evening, i m chris mat use. san francisco, roy moore republican colleagues, a new powerful voice that has weighed in. united states attorney general and former senior senator from alabama, jeff sessions joined a number of his former colleagues in saying he has no reason to doubt the women who have accused u.s. senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct allegations moore denies.
here s the attorney general. i took the liberty of reviewing federal crimes against children, particularly those dealing with sexual or physical abuse. as you well know, lee coughman, wendy miller, debby watson gibson and beverly young nelson, these young women have accused this individual, judge moore, who is running for a federal office, the united states senate, of child sexual activity. do you believe these young women? i
told that national security adviser michael flynn was susceptible to blackmail by russia. that warning was issued by acting attorney general sally yates, who told white house counsel don mcgahn that flynn was vulnerable because he misled the vice president and others about the nature of his conversation with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. despite her warning, president trump chose to keep flynn on the job as top national security post for 18 more days, according to the report. mueller s goal in part is to determine whether there was a deliberate effort to cover up the information that yates had provided the white house. as nbc reports, multiple sources say that during interviews, mueller s investigators have asked witnesses, including white house counsel don mcgahn himself and others who have worked in the west wing to go through each day that flynn remained as national security adviser and describe in detail what they knew was happening inside the white house as it related to
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