only 19. when you get the news that a body has been found, it turns out to be someone you know. yeah, no one was expecting what happened. this is out in the wilderness, and the tundra, why is she out here like this? it is very hard. there s nobody that would want to harm her, an suv or truck had driven through there. we thought the person driving that vehicle could potentially be the person that killed her. all of a sudden, you guys are looking for a shooter out there. and there is a note. yeah. i watch every movie you make, i will also show you in the head if you get close. it s like something out of a movie. it is. he knew who was looking at for victims. i didn t know who to trust. it s nothing that i want to remember. when people talk about alaska, they say it is the last frontier. and they use words like wild, untamed, beautiful. those people are probably not talking about nome, alaska. we are just a couple of degrees south of the arctic
granddaughter? i don t have anything to share from here. cold. that damning new york times piece reveals how biden aides are told to flatly ignore hunter s daughter. quote, in strategy meetings in lean years, aides have been told that the bidens have six and not seven grandchildren according to two people familiar with the discussions. i wonder which lying dog-faced pony soldier they got that from. the best part of it all, i have six grandchildren, and i m crazy about them. i speak to them every single day. not a joke. matter of fact, i just got finished going through the calls, and guess what? they re crazy about me. [laughter] because i pay so much attention to them. that is heartbreaking, when you hear that contrast. you know, katie, i ve noticed a pattern among the bidens, you know, that s not my laptop, that s not my gun, that s not my cocaine, that s not my child. is it any wonder half the country says that s not my president? [laughter] i guess not. [laughte
that is all in for the week. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex wagner. welcome back. it s good to be home, my friend. it s good to be home. thanks. thanks to you at home for joining me this evening. this is park avenue. it s an historic 32 in manhattan, it s one of the highlights, you could say, in donald trump s real estate portfolio. and because of the new york attorney general s lawsuit against mr. trump, we know that, in 2020, the trump organization received an appraisal for trump park avenue, which set its value at 84 point $5 million. it s an interesting some. today, a jury ordered donald trump to pay writer e. jean carroll 83 point $3 million, approximately one trump park avenue, for defaming her. breaking that number down a little bit more, the jury awarded e. jean carroll 18 point $3 million to compensate her for the harm trump s lies caused her. they awarded her another $65 million in punitive damages to, well, punish donald trum
welcome to inside politics live from iowa. here we go. the first vote of the 2024 presidential election are tonight. after months of rallying, tens of millions in campaign ads, voters will finally have their say. and in the last few hours, candidates are scrambling to reach as many of those voters as possible. you have to get it done quickly. we have to set the stage. think of the fact that you might be making history in this moment. we are the nation s best days actually still be ahead of us. here in iowa, you have the ability to change the trajectory of american politics. tonight will come down to the one word we use each and every election day turnout. who can get the most voters out. the record-breaking cold weather here in iowa will make that even harder than ever before. take a look at the scene outside right now. subzero temperatures, dangerous conditions complicating travel to the caucus sites. 1,657 separate caucus sites across the state. it is a crucia
year s eve celebrations around the world. and, donald trump s legal life. a special counsel launches a new attack on trump s immunity defense while the former presidents legal team gears up to keep his name on the primary ballot in several states. a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we begin today in maine where police are investigating a incident at the home of its secretary of state. the fake emergency call to the home of shana bellows coming after her decision to disqualify donald trump from that states primary ballot. fellas is telling msnbc that she is receiving nonstop threats of violence. i also want to call out the dehumanizing images that have been placed online of me. the threatening communications to people in my family, and to my staff. people who work for. me i is designed to instill fear, and to provoke silence, to keep people from speaking out. to send a message. that is