baier. breaking tonight, minutes away from a news conference that could determine whether president biden remains on the november ballot or possibly whether he remains in the oval office in the coming days and weeks the president is scheduled to speak to reporters at 6:30 eastern at the close of this week s nato summit. moments ago during an event with ukrainian leader volodymyr zelenskyy president biden referred to his guest as president putin. quickly correcting himself a few seconds later. president biden s quest to stay in the race face increasingly long odds as congressional democrats pressured the president to get out of the race with several more with several more joining the course today. one report says the biden campaign is surveying voters about a possible harris candidacy. we have got fox team conch tonight. mark meredith looks at what former president trump is doing as president biden struggles. chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest movement among worried
that does it for me. the rachel maddow show with my friendally velshi in for rachel is next. normally i m handing off to you. it s like you ve moved to the other side of the street. nice of you. have a good evening. have a great show. thanks for joining us. rachel has the night off, and i hope you had a great and restful fourth of july weekend even though it was a little weird this weekend. hard to rejoin normal life after a long weekend. it s hard to return to work after a little time away, especially if you know that there s some project or issue at work that you re going to have to deal with as soon as you get back. for instance, say you re a democratic lawmaker returning to capitol hill today for the first time since president biden s debate performance sent the democratic party into a panic. here s nbc news audio of the moment that the senate democratic leader chuck schumer arrived at capitol hill this afternoon. you ll note that he doesn t let the waiting re
that does it for me. the rachel maddow show with my friend ali velshi in for rachel is next. nice to be on the other side of it. normally i m handing off to you. i know. it s like you ve moved to the other side of the street. nice of you. have a good evening. have a great show. thanks for joining us. rachel has the night off, and i hope you had a great and restful fourth of july weekend even though it was a little weird this weekend. hard to rejoin normal life after a long weekend. it s hard to return to work after a little time away, especially if you know that there s some project or issue at work that you re going to have to deal with as soon as you get back. for instance, say you re a democratic lawmaker returning to capitol hill today for the first time since president biden s debate performance sent the democratic party into a panic. here s nbc news audio of the moment that the senate democratic leader chuck schumer arrived at capitol hill this afternoon. yo
hi, i m joshua johnson. good to be with you msnbc world headquarters in new york. special coverage. impeachment trial of donald trump on msnbc. today made american history. only one president had ever been impeached twice, now only one has ever been acquitted. twice. this is the front page of tomorrow s washington post, senate acquits trump again. the final vote was 57-43, ten votes shorts of what the prosecution needed to convict on a charge of incitement of insurrection. seven ren senators voted guilty. richard burr of north carolina, susan collins of maine, bill cassidy, mitt romney of utah, ben sasse of nebraska, and pat toomey of pennsylvania. the acquittal was not a big surprise, but today did not go entirely as expected. it began with an unexpected vote to call witnesses. that centered on one key question, what was the former president doing during the insurrection and when? the first sign that this question would become a pivot point came last night during the tri
i m garrett haake in for chuck todd. we begin with the latest out of wisconsin where we know the name of the person of interest in custody in connection to yesterday s deadly doesn t at a holiday parade in the city of waukesha. we want to warn you you may find the video disturbing. five law enforcement officials tell nbc news that police are now questioning 39-year-old darrell brooksp he s not charged with any crimes and police are not calling him a suspect. we re expecting an update about an hour from now and we will bring that to you live. police say five people were killed and more than 40 others were hurt when a red suv mostly cloudy into a crowd during the parade in this milwaukee suburb. one parade goer described the moment he knew something wasn t right. we were sitting in our normal spot we sit at every year for the past at least 14 years of her life and then i we ve been coming since 1998 when we moved here and i noticed him coming through the crowd and i noticed