As the president s meeting begins here in washington, the clock is sticking in kabul, and the president is sticking with the time for the forces to leave the country in six days from now, but with the Contingency Plans in place should they be needed. The pentagon says some 86,000 people have been evacuated, including 19,000 in the last 24 hours, and 10,000 more remaining at the Airport Waiting and hoping that the next Flight Out is going to be theirs. Outside of the airport perimeter, military officials have acknowledged that u. S. Forces have made a limited number of missions to pick up americans and allies who cant get to the airport themselves. There are also private flights out being organized by veterans, Military Contractors and Aide Workers and former spies. Some of the contractors are charging the Passengers Thousands of dollars, but even as the herculean effort is happening with a plane taking off every 39 minutes according to the pentagon, Confusion And Concern remains. They
national ban on the right to choose, period. well, take it seriously, folks. that s what they re heading for. hear me loud and clear, this will not happen on my watch. after giving him hell, harry truman style last night, an energized president biden takes his message on the road, delivering a strong defense of freedom, democracy, and reproductive rights. biden also shamed republicans for trying to bury the truth about january 6th. two heroes of that day, former officers michael fanone and harry dunn join me tonight. plus, as biden talks about saving democracy, what s trump up to? while his daughter-in-law is turning the rnc into the new family business, he s hosting a live action episode of the apprentice with hungary s anti-immigrant fearmonger, and would be prime minister for life viktor orban, only in this dystopian series, donald trump is the apprentice. but we begin tonight with the gloves off version of president joe biden, who used his state of the union address t
good morning. 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart along side my colleague ana cabrera. breaking news in one of donald trump s legal cases. moments ago, nbc news learned donald trump posted a bond of over $91 million in the e. jean carroll case, just days before it was due on monday. let s get right to msnbc legal analyst glen kirschner and our correspondent lisa rubin on the phone. lisa, first, what do we know, what can you report? this morning, ana, alina habba, one of trump s lawyers, the lead lawyer in the e. jean carroll case, filed a motion with the court to post a bond in the amount of $91 million and 630,000 as well. that represents the total amount that would be required to obtain a stay, pending appeal, in this case. the judgment as you will recall was $83.3 million, usually a defendant has to post more than 100% of that to obtain the 630 necessary to protect the person who won as the case goes through appeal. but at this point, what trump
perhaps you know me as, the kung fu panda. ah, you re adorable. huh. oh, whah! welcome back to msnbc state of the union special coverage. president biden gave a forceful speech and made clear that democracy is under threat. not just abroad but right here in the u.s. in front of both chambers of congress, he reminded of the january 6th capitol attack in the very room, three years ago. history is watching. just like history watched three years ago on january 6. insurrection stormed the capitol , the threat of american democracy. many of you were here on the darkest of days. we also, they were not patriots. they stopped to overcome the peaceful transfer of power. january 6th lies about the 2020 election and the plots to steal the election posed a threat to the u.s. democracy since the civil war. they failed. america stood. america stood strong. democracy prevailed. the executive director of the georgetown institute of politics and public service. and brendan buck is he
georgia providing photos of the sharp contrast between president joe biden and former president donald trump eight months before the 2024 election. celebrating our country our economy and our community s for donald trump calls them vermin. we should be saying kirk and joe, you are fired. you destroyed our nation. get out of here. shannon: and blistering words from two candidates and millions of super tuesday voters should leave their parties on the presidential ballot this november for the gloves off two days at the present biden s big reset moment at the state of the union picnics the american story of resentment, revenge and retribution, that is not me. shannon: transportation secretary pete buttigieg is stumping for the president s reelection joins us live. ben. the country know and love seems to be slipping away provokes the youngest woman in the senate takes direct aim at the president. we will speak exclusively as alabama senator katie britt on her state of the