during transfer. tomorrow night, navalny s daughter, dasha, will be out front. wewe ll see yoyou thenen. thanksks for joining us. thanksks for joining us. anderson starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com tonight on 360, the supreme court might soon decide an issue that could make criminal charges against the former president simply vanish. so, why is he telling the court, hey, not so fast when it comes to taking up the case? also tonight, was colorado supreme court right to boot him off the ballot under the 14th amendment? we re going to ask the voters. just in time for christmas, a judge rules that rudy giuliani defamed with his election lies can start trying to collect that nearly $150 million he owes them right now. good evening. i m pamela brown in for anderson tonight. first up, why the former president s legal team today asked the supreme court not to bypass an appeals court and quickly take up the question of whether he enjoys legal immunity for h
executive producer casey dolan, and not to be left out here with me in our d.c. studio is none other than jason neil, jason, the camera over here, son of our executive producer jasper, jasper i used your daddy s name and i am so sorry. this is jasper neil, son of michelle perry neil and jason neil jasper is bilingual in english and spanish, an ace math student, and he s going to be taking over the show one way or another in about 20 years. so thanks to all of you, jasper, eleanor, and daphne, and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. follow the show online, on facebook, and on twitter @mitchellreports chris jansing reports starts right now. good day, i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. ron desantis is halfway around the world but still feeling the heat back home, from donors, supporters, and of course donald trump. is it enough to get him to finally commit to launching a presidential campaign? our new reporting that he s r
Pence, but he isn t faring so well on this executive privilege claim that he keeps asserting. so if he doesn t appeal and doesn t get a stay from the supreme court, pence could theoretically go in pretty soon and tell his full story. as we know the special counsel is very interested inparticula about trump s efforts to block the certification of the election, something pence knows a lot about. all right, andrew, do you see any reason for the supreme court to intervene in this none whatsoever i mean, there are two potential grounds, one is speech and debate clause, and the other as laura said is executive privilege. neither one is likely to be something that he s going to executive privilege as laura said is something that he has repeatedly lost, so i just don t see the supreme court intervening in this, and speech and debate clause is really a privilege that mike pence has but not the former president so what really remains now is
that s off of ali s playlist, donna summer, she works hard for the money. that videotape is pretty crazy. let me introduce you to the panel, ali is joining us, cnn s chief business correspondent and anchor of world business today and john fugelsang, and will cain, cnn contributor, columnist for theblaze.com. our starting point is jobs, jobs, jobs. everyone s going to be looking. what do you think, ali, are we going to see? we ll see an addition of more than 205,000 jobs, that s the estimate for the month of march, that will be the third month in a row for 200,000 plus. it will be the 18th month in a row of job creation. there are a lot of questions as to why that s happening. some people say that back during the financial crisis, way too many people were laid off. they overshot, or they didn t, companies didn t hire enough in the ensuing months of the recovery. whatever it is, it s here. the rate will probably stay the same at 8.3% but there s a disconnect as more job
Supreme court intervening in the issue as you know. and yet while abortion as a political topic remains one of the most controversial, when i worked in the senate, when i worked on campaigns, when i worked as a lawyer, this is a controversial topic. what is interesting is i would like you to speak to us about this, roe v. wade is not controversial. abortion is. look at the polling here, should you overturn roe v. wade? 28% say yes. a tiny minority for this country s politics. and a whopping 69%, two-thirds of the country, including many independents and republicans, say, no, don t overturn it. that s right. and supportor roe v. wade has only grownnd even since this election because i think that folks in this country not only women, but women and men realize what is at stake. i think that s in fact, you no he, know if you ask people in this country, they may have their own feelings about abortion but this is a decision that they can t make that decision for every other woman. that