we have the ivanka story. we also have the institution's holding you've had over the past three days three federal judges saying no to donald trump ruling against donald trump's interests. as we're going to get to, it happened again last night. >> yep. >> so a lot to cover today. >> along with joe, willie and me, we have professor at princeton university eddie glott jr., sam stein, and jackie alamaney with us. overnight, breaking news. a federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration from barring asylum for migrants who enter the country outside a legal port of entry. president trump issued a proclamation back on november 9th stating that anyone who crossed the southern board er illegally would be ineligible for asylum. that was challenged in court by the aclu and the center for constitutional rights. and the federal judge ruled the policy is likely a violation of federal asylum law. the block remains in effect until december 19th, at which point the court will consider arguments for a permanen

>> ivanka can handle herself. ivanka can handle herself. these were all in the historical records. there was no deletion whatsoever, unlike hillary clinton who deleted 30,000 e-mails, unlike hillary clinton who had a server in the basement, ivanka didn't. these calls were not classified, unlike hillary clinton's calls which were classified and it's all fake news. >> holiday pardons. any holiday pardons? >> i love the pardons for the turkey. >> are you going to pardon any people? >> i haven't thought of it. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> i think what assad has done is horrible. really horrible. >> a question about the recent "time" magazine online poll. [ inaudible ] >> it's called person of the year, right? >> yes. >> it's no longer man of the year, right? i don't know. that's up to "time" magazine. i've been there before. i can't imagine anybody else other than trump. can you imagine anybody other than trump? huh? have a good time, everybody. thank you. >> welcome to "the lead," i'm jim sciutto in for jake again today. you've been listening to president trump on his way to spend th

>> of course they do, at least ivanka. she grew up in a family where the whole family believes they live by a different set of rules. that's as trumpy as you can get. but picking up on what jeffrey said, this is as much about how the media and the people who follow politics cover these things. it continues to this day. we won't be talking about this a couple days from now, i guarantee that, because trump will throw something else out there and everyone will chase it and this was not a big story, but this was a decisive reason that hillary clinton did not get elected president and donald trump did. we are now almost two years into it and i don't know that we've learned anything about how to cover him and how to get to the real stuff and to stop looking at the fireworks that he sets off every day. >> i mean, just one last point about all of this trump family security concerns. as you point out there was this "politico" said that jared kushner also used private e-mail, ivanka used private e-mail, "the new york times" said tha

does that speak well about ivanka? >> i think when she's juggling ten things at once and making child care plans that happen to touch on official business, she wasn't thinking about the public records act. >> alex, i'm sorry i got to jump in here. hillary clinton was making wedding plans on her e-mails. does she get a pass? no. she gets chants of "lock her up." kayleigh, you're a smart person. this is bad optics for the white house. we don't know if they're classified or nod yet, because we have to wait for the investigation. >> we know there's 110 e-mails, and by the way, sophia -- >> everyone wants to talk about gaps. what about the 33,000 missing hillary clinton e-mails? >> hillary is not president. hillary has gone off the public page. let's that you can about ivanka trump's e-mails. >>> let's move on to this. i'll start with you, kayleigh. the time is running out for congress. there's like ten working day schedule before december 7th. the president says we could see a government shutdown if his border security dem

so why did his daughter, ivanka trump, do it herself? surely she remembers the "lock her up" chants at donald trump's rallies. she was there for a lot of them. according to a spokesperson for her lawyer, ivanka trump didn't know any better. quote, she was not familiar with some details of the rules. seriously, their explanation is she didn't know it wasn't okay to use your private e-mail for government business. as you would expect, house democrats have already vowed to investigate. folks up and down the political spectrum, including former staffers and loyalists like mark short and anthony scaramucci, have called the use hypocritical. that itself seems pretty clear. what's also clear is this does fit a distinct pattern. president trump, his family, and his administration seem to think the norms and the rules and the laws don't apply to them. we've got a few examples for you here, starting with trump's tax returns. we were just talking about it a moment ago. every presidential nominee, republican or democrat, has released theirs since 19

. >> ivanka trump. her lawyer now admitting she used her private personal e-mail to communicate with white house officials. here's a question for the president. if hillary clinton using a private account was a jailable offense, doesn't your daughter deserve the right punishment? i want to tell you exactly what's going on. a spokesperson for ivanka trump's attorney is now admitting she, quote, occasionally used her private e-mail to communicate with cabinet officials last year. according to "the washington post," that could be a violation of federal records rules. ivanka was reportedly using a private server, even after she became a presidential adviser in the spring of last year. her attorney says she stopped using it once she was aware of the potential violation. after she was given an account but until the white house provided her the same guidance they gave others, ms. trump sometimes used her personal account. there's a striking similarity to the same bad practices president trump slammed hillary cl

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what are ivanka's people saying? they're saying her private account was used, quote, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family and that she only did so until the white house told her it was a no-no. let's get after it with two of the biggest names in intelligence, former cia director general michael haden and lieutenant general james clapper. i'm not going to take up too much time on smaller matters. using a private e-mail to do government business, even after our reporting is she was told that it's a no-no, how big a deal, jim clapper? >> well, it's a big deal politically, certainly. though there's the obvious inconsistency here about the treatment that hillary clinton got for essentially the same thing. intrinsically, you know, whether classified e-mails passed, i don't know. but i just think that the -- i find it incredible after all about hillary clinton's use-or server and using that for passing government communications for this to happen is just pretty incredible. as you say, probably un

>> ivanka can handle herself. there was no deletion, unlike hillary clinton who deleted 33,000 emails. unlikely clinton who had a server in the basement. this with early on when she came in. these were not classified unlike hillary clinton's calls were classified and it is all fake news. >> pundits especially on msnbc and cnn were highly critical. >> may be ivanka trump was asleep during her father's entire campaign or never believes he would win because what is really incredible about the story isn't what sounds to me like something like a misdemeanor offense but her father having made this a central issue of the campaign for president. >> ivanka trump used the emails only for scheduling purposes. there was no classified material. the emails were preserved. it is a nonissue, partisan bickering. >> joining us from chicago is carly shimkus for fox news headlines on serious xm. it seems clear ivanka trump made a mistake in the press is being highly skeptical of her explanation. >> critics will call the president a h

what are ivanka's people saying? her private account was used, quote, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family. she only did so until the white house told her it was a no no. let's get after it with two of the biggest names in intelligence, former cia director general michael haden and james clapper. i'm not going to take up too much time on smaller matters. using a private e-mail to do government business, even after our reporting is she was told that it's a no no. how big a deal, jim clapper? >> well, it's a big deal politically, certainly. there's the obvious inconsistency here about the treatment that hillary clinton got for essentially the same thing. intrinsically, you know, whether classified e-mails passed, i don't know. i just think that the -- i find it incredible after all -- after hillary clinton and using that for passing a government communication that for this to happen is just pretty incredible. as you say, probably unlikely we're going to hear too many chants of lock her up. >

i can't remember. >> i guess ivanka wasn't listening to those rallies. joining me now one of the reporters who broke the story, political investigator for "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor. carol, this is kind of fascinating. somebody in the trump orbit using personal e-mails for government business. >> it sure is. and it's sort of one of those deja vu, hit your forehead into a wall, what is going on here? essentially ivanka trump setoff a little bit of a four alarm fire in the white house in the fall of 2017. a public records request found that she was using her personal e-mails, but when the white house and various lawyers and ethicists in the white house started digging they realized actually she was using it more than anybody else in the white house. and sometimes she was referring to public business, sometimes she was writing to white house aides about public policy. and sometimes she was doing just logistical arranging, but she was still talking about government work on a personal e-mail. and in this expensive review, which now we fina

it was not ivanka trump@gmail.com. >> that's true. but the difference is the communications that took place, most -- by the way, of those conducting government business, it was like maybe 100 or less than 100, and they were usually initiated by government officials or cabinet officials reaching out to ivanka. >> not always. >> as opposed to -- >> not with trafrns patientsy. >> as opposed to e-mails that hillary clinton purposely deleted when she was under investigation. quite a difference. >> the only way we found out about this is because there were white house officials who were trying to respond to a records request, and they came across these private e-mails. look, i'm not saying what hillary clinton did was a smart or a good thing. but we had an entire election that was supposedly a referendum on the use of private e-mails during which ivanka trump's father said that this was supposed to be a referendum on the use of private e-mails. that and i guess building a wall. that was supposed to be the main issue that made hillary clinto

and then ivanka trump comes into the white house, and jared kushner as well, that here we have ivanka trump coming into the white house and she does exactly the same thing. and i think the reason why is because the trump white house existed in a world in which there was zero accountability. that has changed. but what we should recognize, all we know about these e-mails so far is what ivanka trump has handed over. as it said in the "washington post," the white house counsel's office, another part of that story as well, didn't actually see all of the e-mails. they've only seen what's been handed over. so i think it's exactly -- it's almost exactly like what we dealt with with hillary e-mails. i thought that story was overblown. but i look forward to her hopefully testifying after an investigation and just answering the simple question of why what hillary clinton did deserved a "lock her up" chant, but why she should be any different, why we should not lock her up, ivanka trump. >> i want you both to stay with me. i'm going to bring in austin evers. director of the watchdog group america

ivanka trump did not have a personal server. hillary clinton had a personal server in her home, but she is saying she was not fully aware of the rules. give me a break. her name is trump. she lived in that campaign. >> yeah. the arrogance and ti glide abov them. the differences are that hillary clinton is the secretary of state of the united states handling classified information and running for president. ivanka trump has basically the cure in the white house. the democrats absolutely will investigate them. they target what they did for republicans and the importance of her position and the position she was running. >> agree on the distinctions. of all the things that you think you would be extra careful about with the new -- >> she is not alone in this administration. there is a parade of senior officials in this administration who have been caught. the former chief of staff, reince priebus. steve bannon and several others. it's an overall climate and not just ivanka doing this. what she had with hillary clinton. i don't know

a spokesperson for ivanka trump's lawyer acknowledged that ivanka used her private e-mail before briefed on the rules. he stressed mrs. trump's e-mail use was different from secretary clinton's. >> he said she did not create a private server in her house or office. no classified information was included. no e-mails were ever deleted. the spokesman said ivanka trump handed over her e-mails months ago to be stored with other white house records. >>> breaking overnight. a federal judge in california handing president trump a defeat in the effort to block asylum claims by those who cross the mexican/u.s. border. the president may not rewrite immigration law to impose conditions forbidden by congress. >> in the order, the judge writes, asylum seekers are at increased risk of violence at the border and many deprived meritorious asylum claims. immigration advocates argue it is illegal to block asylum claims based on how an immigrant entered the country. the judge's order is in force until the next hearing set for december 19th. >>> president trump is authorizes to send troops to the border. a h

they're going to want to see the same thing happen to ivanka trump. i think this goes to a broader point with her role in the administration. i think a lot of critics would say that ivanka trump uses the first daughter role when it seems convenient to her and she also uses her role as the president's advisor when it seems convenient to her. and i think critics would point to her private e-mails and the use of that as potentially, you know, how this -- how these two roles have played out for her. >> julia manchester, great to have you this morning. kevin, always a pleasure. thanks for being here this saturday. >> thank you. >>> that will do it for me. i'm dara brown. thank you for watching. at the top of the hour it is "up" with david gur ra. first, it's your business with j.j. ramburg. a new beginning. some welcome relief... or a cause for celebration. ♪ what's inside? ♪ [laughter] possibilities. what we deliver by delivering. the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with

on to the ivanka e-mail drama. shane, ivanka using her private e-mail, i seem to remember donald running against hillary clinton by bashing her use of a private e-mail server. >> yes, i guess ivanka doesn't remember that. it's a remarkable story. the explanation that somehow she didn't understand what the rules were on private e-mailsort of defies belief. where was she in 2016? this is obviously the white house has been trying all day to say this doesn't compare to the scale of hillary clinton, she had more e-mails, ivanka had fewer. hillary clinton had a server in the basement, ivanka didn't. it seems to me if that's your explanation, you're losing the argument it should have been abundantly clear to ivanka or anyone working in the trump administration or anywhere in the government, it was a bad idea to have a private e-mail system >> and yet she did it anyway it wasn't just her, jared kushner as well. early on others in the administration using their private e-mails early on donna, i mean am i reading this wrong?

ivanka drum, this is a known story. hillary clinton is the story. she destroyed her devices, she lied, she sent classified information on an unsecured server, which we know now based on intelligence was infiltrated by other state actors, other outside forces. china, russia, who knows who else got a hold of these emails, and 33,000 disappeared, and a few of them are trickling out here and there. judicial watch was able to get a hands on. this is a flat out joke. they keep perpetrating disinformation to the american people and they don't hold people accountable who actually broke the laws. >> sean: all right, thank you all. by the way, tara will be hosting on a 600 plus radio station, my radio show tomorrow. have fun. don't mess it up. just kidding. he's done it before. when we come back, lindsey graham weighs in on the crisis on our southern border. we will get his reaction on the situation with saudi arabia. to stay with us. a lot of breaking news. and there was a tie last week, it's my okay, if you want to catch the big one... you got to get up ear

now the incoming chairman indicated it will investigate ivanka trump. back to the chief white house correspondent, john roberts. here we go. >> that is a distinction, that representatives for ivanka trump are making today, shep, as well. the difference between her use and hillary clinton, certainly ri ivanka trump is acknowledging when she joined the white house last year, she continued to use a private e-mail address to do white house business, but her attorney through her spokesman saying ", she did not create a private server in her house or office, never classified information transmitted, the account never transferred or housed at the trump organization, no e-mails were ever deleted and e-mails have been retained in the official account with conformity with record preservation rules and laws. this first came to light a year ago, 14 months ago, stories about jared kushner using a joint family account. ijk family.com, to send e-mails related to white house business. at that point, ivanka trump informed the white house coun l council -- counsel she ha

those close to ivanka truchg wi trump is saying there is no parallel that ivanka trump didn't have her own private server and didn't delete e-mails and have classified information that she e-mailed. some of these excuses, if you will, are what we heard from hillary clinton as well at the time. you willur recall she said she didn't have classified information and so forth in these e-mails. those close to ivanka trump are making the case that she didn't have mall intent for using this official e-mail for conducting personal business and e-mails to cabinet secretaries as well as to her assistant. they are making the case that there was nothing wrong here and she was in cauompliance. initially when she sent the e-mails, they were not in compliance and in september of 2017, all of this came to light. they were brought into compliance because her lawyer teamed up with don mcgahn to go through the e-mails and make sure they were on the white house server. that is an important distinction here. it raises questions how ivanka trump did not know about the rules considering it was her father as y

ivanka drum, this is a known story. hillary clinton is the story. she destroyed her devices, she lied, she sent classified information on an unsecured server, which we know now based on intelligence was infiltrated by other state actors, other outside forces. china, russia, who knows who else got a hold of these emails, and 33,000 disappeared, and a few of them are trickling out here and there. judicial watch was able to get a hands on. this is a flat out joke. they keep perpetrating disinformation to the american people and they don't hold people accountable who actually broke the laws. >> sean: all right, thank you all. by the way, tara will be hosting on a 600 plus radio station, my radio show tomorrow. have fun. don't mess it up. just kidding. he's done it before. when we come back, lindsey graham weighs in on the crisis on our southern border. we will get his reaction on the situation with saudi arabia. to stay with us. a lot of breaking news. and there was a tie last week, it's my world, not there is straight ahead. presenting the internet! wh

the idea of likening ivanka to chelsea, no, no, no, no. she is a senior white house official. >> only in terms of experience. >> and she's much older. >> no, that's fair. >> chelsea was a kid when she was in the white house. >> if you really think that ivanka trump is the equivalent of chelsea clinton. >> no. he's backpedaling like he was lebron james on the fast break. >> not completely, chris. >> look, if she's not experienced enough, if she's not adult enough to have learned -- >> what's she doing there? >> if she couldn't learn after two years of watching her father campaign night after night -- >> hold on. i want to show something else before i run out of time. i'm going to save you, niger, because thanksgiving is coming up. i want to talk about decorum for one second. the president says we're going to have decorum. then he sends this e-mail to schiff. so funny to see little -- by the way, adam schiff is not a little guy by the way. but adam s-c-i-h-t-t, okay? now, why wasn't that corrected, niger? what happened to decorum? what happe

ivanka trump used her personal e-mail account for government business. that of course draws embarrassed comparisons for this administration. >> right. hillary clinton, you remember the president tweeting more than 60 times about her private e-mails, lock her up chants, et cetera. she was a prime candidate because of her e-mails of president trump. joe johnson is at the white house with more. what is the latest reporting on this? >> also very important to say that failure to use the government e-mail in this situation could be construed as a violation of the federal records act or the presidential records act. and it kind of strains credibility that ivanka trump somehow would not know that, in fact, she could have been running into trouble along those lines. nonetheless, the white house has put out statements today through the spokesman for ivanka trump's lawyer trying to distinguish this situation with ivanka from the situation involving hillary clinton during the 2016 campaign. and they say a number of things. i'll just read you a part of the statement.

get comfortable with it. >>> ivanka trump busted for personal e-mail use tonight. here's what she once said about being a government employee. >> people think that you're going to be part of the administration, ivanka. >> i'm -- no, i'm going to be a daughter. >> tonight she is a daughter and a government employee and a lot of hot water over e-mail. before we go, a quick announcement. tomorrow grammy nominated musician anderson paak will make his debut on the beat. we're going to talk about a lot of things including how he escaped homelessness and is fighting for crim nats justice reform. right now it's "hardball" with chris mathews. >> the fight over trump's attorney general could be heading to the courts. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki, in for chris mathews. there is breaking news tonight from the washington post on ivanka trump and the use of personal e-mails for government business. some of president trump's advisors were reportedly alarmed because it bore striking similarities to hillary clinton's use of personal e-mails as sec

we're taking essentially ivanka trump's word for that. but there is a stark difference between these two things because there is a difference between using a g mail account or hotmail account and having a server in your basement. this actually is one of the things that motivated to give me against hillary clinton in 2015. >> sean: to trump? >> capri: no, joe biden. drop joe biden campaign because i was actually driving out to this -- to the running trail in ohio and i'm listening to her on meet the press and she said well, i just had the same server that my husband had when he was president in my basement. i'm like what do you mean aol dial up? that was 2,000. you can't claim that email server. are you kidding me? so there is clearly some shady stuff there i agree it was amateur move on ivanka's part but i don't think it's necessarily the same. >> lisa: rachel, why do we keep seeing people in government making the same mistake and what needs to be done about it. >> rachel: i don't know. can i jump on another point that i think is interest

is ivanka trump in legal trouble? >> i doubt it. most people realize that government officials do use their private e-mail occasionally. hillary clinton did it, too. it is not fundamentally a big deal. the news media made it a big deal. donald trump made it a big deal. but this is not a -- it's technically not within the rules, but everybody in government does it. this is the problem. this is why hillary clinton got a very raw deal. >> may not be illegal, but in terms of irony off the charts. >> oh, my god. it's just -- and i feel personal responsibility for this as well. i spent a lot of time here on cnn talking about hillary clinton's e-mails. and i think we talked about it too much. i think we made a bigger deal than it should have, but it fundamentally is not that big a deal. it's not that big a deal for ivanka and it shouldn't have been that big a deal for hillary. >> so ann, ivanka trump's attorney says she did occasionally use her private e-mail for business and says that none of the e-mails contained classified information.

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let's get to ivanka's e-mails. the president is doubling down on claims that his daughter's e-mail use was very innocent. do you think that's going to get her off the hook or do you think there are going to be further implications here, if not investigations have been called for we know by trey gowdy. >> this is on the level of hypocrisy. yes, hillary clinton had her own basement server, which ivanka trump did not but you should have known better if you were ivanka trump. right now the defense is ivanka is guilty but not responsible because she wasn't aware. she absolutely was aware. we don't know what's in the e-mails, we don't know if there was classified information from there. the only investigation was a self-done investigation by her legal team and it was her criminal defense lawyer saying everything is fine, nothing is here. we need an independent investigation. and there's the security risk factor. when she has these private e-mails, it's much more vulnerable to hack than a government-supplied server. she c

hillary or ivanka? i mean, are you -- just when you read that ivanka had been using personal e-mail through 2017, what were your thoughts? >> well, look, alisyn, it's hypocritical and certainly it looks bad and i'm sure that the media will have a field day with it today. i do think there are a couple important distinctions to make. one is that hillary clinton did delete over 30,000 e-mails, had i.t. specialists put a server in her home and there's classified information with secretary of state that she put on there. >> retroactively. now they will look at ivanka's e-mails and see if there's anything classified in there. >> what they have said is that there is no classified information. all of the e-mails have been handed back over to the federal government, were put in for the federal records act. i think there are important distinctions, but, yes, look, it appears hypocritical and looks bad for sure. >> paul, legally speaking, what happens? i'm not sure there is a legal question here. ultimately the ho

so what ivanka did, it is all in the presidential records. everything is there. there was no deletion, there was no nothing. what it is is a false story. hillary clinton deleted 33,000 emails. she had a server in the basement. that's the real story. >> what is your reaction to the fact that your asylum policy has been put on hold? pres. trump: which policy? >> your asylum policy has been put on hold. pres. trump: well, you go to the ninth circuit and it is a disgrace. and i'm going to put in a major complaint, because you cannot win, if you are us, a case in the ninth circuit. and i think it is a disgrace. when people file -- every case gets filed in the ninth circuit because they know that is not law, that is not what this country stands for. every case that gets filed in the ninth circuit we get beaten, and then we end up having to go to the supreme court like the travel ban that we won. the ninth circuit, we're going to have to look at that. because every case, no matter where it is -- i mean practically, for all intents and purposes, they file it in what is c

they're leaving that to ivanka trump's legal team to come out and try to explain this. but as you have mentioned, there are obviously a lot of parallels drawn between what ivanka trump did during the first year that she spent in the white house and what hillary clinton did at the state department. now, her attorneys are working to distinguish the two situations, according to a statement from a spokesperson for her legal team. wrote in part, ms. trump did not create a private server in her house or office. no classified information was ever included. the account was never transferred or housed at trump organization, and no e-mails were ever deleted. of course, questions do still remain about what type of information was shared on those private accounts and whether all of those e-mails were captured, according to records preservation laws. two former colleagues of ivanka's here in this white house, marc short and anthony scaramucci said they do see an element of hypocrisy in ivanka's use of a private e-mail address given that her father rode into the white house on a mess

ivanka trump is a smart person. and she like the rest of us heard this. >> she deleted the e-mails, she has to go to jail. >> scott? the she by the way is not ivanka, just to be clear, in case there's confusion. >> it's obviously not a great story and headline for the white house, the core question is, how do you move forward from an issue like this, what they have to show is transparency, they had to show involvement from the white house council here, what i found interesting is that her private lawyers were answering the questions, not the white house council, they're going to need to show engagement from the official lawyers in the white house. they're growing to have to publicly categorize the e-mails, they didn't contain any classified information. and they're going to have to show that it happened over this period of time, it was this many e-mails and here's what we did to stop it from happening even further. >> now that the democrats are in charge of the house, having lived through an e-mail investigation mys

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that includes also jared kushner, perhaps ivanka. in this situation, it's critically important that the fbi, robert mueller or somebody else needs to go through on that e-mail server. everything on there, everything being delayed. and find out what is going on here, what communications ivanka trump has had. she choose to use her personal e-mail for government service. that should try the entireserve investigation. i would do the same with jared as well. when president become was throwing the house. we need to find out what jared and eivanka. >> sean spicer told fox business news that as long as ivanka trump forwarded her e-mails to her government account, that's all good. that can't possibly be the solution. >> no, that's not the rule. i explained this to the bush white house staff when i was there. use the government e-mail servers for your e-mail. we had several people who chose to do otherwise. nobody's sicked the fbi on them and it's not appropriate to start screaming "lock her up" as if you're in some meeting in germany in 1933.

trump: oh, ivanka handle herself. these are all in the historical records. there was no deletion whatsoever. unlike hillary clinton, who deleted 33,000 emails. unlike hillary clinton who had a server in the basement. ivanka didn't. this was just early on when she came in. it is all fake news. any holiday pardons? pres. trump: i love the pardon for the turkey. >> are you going to pardon any people? pres. trump: i have not thought of it. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: no, i think what assad has done is really horrible. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: it is called person of the year, right? no longer men of the year. i don't know, that is up to time magazine. i have been there before. i cannot imagine anyone other than trump. can you imagine anyone other than trump, huh? have a good time, everybody. announcer: coming up tonight, a washington. form -- after scottcer: now, dr. gottlieb had a washington post event on cancer research. he spoke about a number of treatment advances through the years and what the agency is doing to help move forward clinical trials and help

. >>> ironically ivanka trump is facing her own e-mail issues. joining mess is jane small and ashton herndon. big welcome to you both on this saturday. jane, i'm going to start here with the public questioning over the hillary clinton e-mails. is the gop doing the bidding for the president on this issue? >> the timing is really interesting, because we're headed into a lame-duck session. when the new congress comes in, republicans will no longer control these committees. this is certainly something that the president has called on multiple times. the fact they're suddenly bringing this back up at the very last minute, the very last time they could possibly do it, the timing feels incredibly political, frankly. at the same time, to also have ivanka's e-mails come out right snow, you have this question of, is it a double standard you're not also investigating ivanka's e-mails? there's another committee on the hill that will investigate, the house oversight committee, chaired by trey gowdy. he does want to hear why the first daughter apparently send

i don't like people who are trying to excuse what ivanka did. i don't like how they are trying to conflate it with what hillary did, they are very different. >> they are, she never tried too hide them, she turned them over. there were 33,000 e-mails for hillary clinton, and dozens for ivanka. there is so many different things. she is not secretary of state. kennedy: she could not generate top-secret information or redesignate some stuff that crossed her death that hillary clintodesk is it the sim.>> same. >> as a democrat in 2016, i rail hillary clinton talking to "meet the press," she said, well you know, this was the same server my husband had, i authority, this is 2016, you are kidding me, you left office in 2000, what you are talking about aol dial up, this not the same. the content of what i'veiv ivany have is different from a private e-mail server, now, again, that content may be open to a freedom of information request. but it is not the same. kennedy: we should be able to see it all. >> absolutely. kennedy: it is a bad look, you know hou

ivanka trump facing criticism after a new report reveals she used her personal email for government business. did she violate federal rules? >>> hello again, everybody. welcome to america's top ten. >> the shocking new claim about the death of casey kasem. was the radio icon murdered? what his family is now saying and the new investigation. >>> plus, security breach. how someone got through security at the nation's busiest airport nearly boarding a flight without a ticket. >>> caught on camera, what caused this car to slam into a crowded restaurant. >>> and end of the road. why ford wants to say good-bye to the new car smell. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with new details in that deadly shooting at a chicago hospital. chaos and panic triggered by a domestic dispute that left four people dead. >> the first victim was the shooter's ex-girlfriend. an emergency room doctor gunned down there in the parking lot. also killed, a pharmacy worker and rookie police officer. you see him there. he leaves behind a wife and three children. abc's elizabeth hur joins us with the latest on the

. >>> new fallout tonight after revelations that ivanka trump used private e-mail for icovernment work. critcry hypocrisy after her father's relentless criticism of clinton. >>breaking, the cdc's urgent new warning about romaine lettuce. >> if you ve it in your home, throw it away. >> don't eat it, don't serve it, and don't buy it, a new outbreak prompting a sweeping alert.> it's the biggest holiday travel rush of the year, and forecasters say we ul cobe in for the coldest thanksgiving sover. winds strong it could force those iconic parade lloons to be grounded. >>> developing now, four peoe dead, including children, after a mansion goes up in flames. investigators a mysterious tragedy. .>>> the video that went v the outrage of the restaurant manager g bered. why she's being given her job back what the investigation revealed. >>> a 7-year-old toy tycoon. his toy reviews so popular, he's worth millions. tonight, we're inside ryan's world. >> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." good evening. a stunning report out tonight says president trump was pois to order the criminal prosec

ivanka trump using a personal e-mail account for white house business. trump, you might remember said hillary clinton should be in jail for her e-mail use. should his daughter expect the same fate? >>> and waiting for joe, new reporting on this tuesday that democratic operatives want to work on joe biden's 2020 campaign. so? does it mean joe's in? we'l

ivanka can handle herself. >> reporter: but even a pair of the president concede it's problematic. >> certainly it's hypocritical. even ivanka if she was interviewed about it, she would have to say it was a mission take. >> look, it appears hypocritical. it looks bad for sure. >> reporter: especially given candidate trump's relentless assault on his former opponent. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails? >> reporter: the argument to launch that famous rallying cry. >> lock her up. lock her up. >> reporter: giving critics new ammunition. peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. >> more woes on wall street this morning. stocks tanked again tuesday with the dow plunging over 500 points and wiping out any gain made in 2018. investors may get some relief, though. futures are pointing to a slight rebound at the open. nbc's ann thompson has more on the market meltdown. >> reporter: two days before thanksgiving, investors lost their appetite for stocks. the dow plunging a stomach-churning 552 points, losing an almost 4% in two days. the nasdaq off 5%

even ivanka if she was interviewed about it, she would have to say it was a mission take. >> look, it appears hypocritical. it looks bad for >> reporter: especially given candidate trump's relentless assault on his former opp>>ent. ow can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-teils? >> rep the argument to launch that famous rallying cry. >> lock her up. lock her up. >> reporter: giving critics new ammunition. peter alexander, nbc ws, the white house. >> more woes on wall street thin g. stocks tanked again tuesdow with the d plunging over 500 points and wiping out any gain made in 2018. investors may get some relief, though. futures are pointing to a slight rebound at the open. nbc's ann thompson has more on the market meltdown.r: >> reporte two days before thanksgiving, investors lost their appetite for stocks. the dow plunging a stomach-churni 552 points, losing an almost 4% in two days. the nasdaq off 5%. the white housek dismissing t of a potential economic slow down. >> as a country we're doing great. our unemplo aent is a record low. i think youav tech stoc

now you think ivanka trump's e-mails, you think it is a giant deal. >> absolutely, because it is ivanka. that's the whole point. we know that the reason that the reason hillary was seen as mull innerable on this issue is because the sense when it comes to the clintons, the rules don't apply to them. whether it is about monica lewin ski or whether it's about the e-mails or it's about the foundation, somehow, you know, they're going to lawyer up and they're going to have the inside track. now, to be clear, president trump's entire administration is about the rules not applying to them, whether it's about conflicts of interest in the trump organization and the ability to work inside while you're also making money on the back of your brand. and while i think objectively what we're talking about with ivanka, there is no implication that we're talking about classified e-mails that were handed out. she was not serving as secretary of state at the time. she probably would not have reason to pay as much attention to the rules, all of these things. and, yet, the staggering hypocrisy is going to b

ivanka trump used personal e-mail to conduct official business while working for the government. tonight, she's getting called out for arrogance and ignorance. >>> plus, a bizarre 48 hours in the the world of president trump. including an attack on the admiral who oversaw the bin laden raid. converting the last name of a prominent congressman to a dirty word. and his continued complaint that we're not sweeping and cleaning our forest floors near enough. we'll talk about all of it tonight with a special guest, former cia director john bren n brennan, as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a monday evening. >>> well, as we start a new week, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 669 of the trump administration. and however much her father and boss savaged hillary clinton on the campaign trail, tonight the senior adviser to the president, a public servant who also happens to be the president's daughter, has an e-mail problem. specifically, the "washington post" reporting that ivanka trump, quote, sent hundreds of e-mails last year to white house a

. >> president trump: ivanka can handle herself. these are all in the historical records, there was no deletion whatsoever, unlike hillary clinton who deleted 33,000 e-mails. unlike hillary clinton who had a server in the basement, ivanka didn't.. this is just early on, when she came in.n. these calls were not classified, unlike hillary clinton's calls, which were classified. and it's all fake news. >> mark: the president before his thanksgiving break. brian dean wright is a democrat and former cia officer.an brian, we have caught houses legislating and legislators holding trial. is this the best use for congress? >> oh, we have two years of t this, brother. i hope we're all ready. the short answer is no, there's a small degree of oversight that is critical, to the senate and the house. whether it's looking into the hillary clinton foundation, bill and hillary clinton foundation, the shenanigans, let the department of justice wrap it up. make sure she didn't send anything classified. but how many people really care> about ivanka's e

. >> president trump: ivanka can handle herself. these are all in the historical records, there was no deletion whatsoever, unlike hillary clinton who deleted 33,000 e-mails. unlike hillary clinton who had a server in the basement, ivanka didn't. this is just early on, when she came in. she is calls were not classified, unlike hillary clinton's calls which were classified. and it's all fake news. >> mark: the president before his thanksgiving break. brian dean wright is a democrat and former cia officer. brian, we have caught houses legislating and legislators holding troil. is this the best use for congress? >> oh, we have two years of this, brother. i hope we're all ready. the short answer is no, there's a small degree of oversight that is critical, to the senate and the house. whether it's looking into the hillary clinton foundation, bill and hillary clinton foundation, the shenanigans, let the department of justice wrap it up. on the i skra. >>ca side, make sure she didn't send anything classified. but how many people really car