you're watching msnbc. next you're watching msnbc. all right, so vladimir putin is now under intense pressure by a new wave of sanctions. and he's taken a dramatic step at ordering the deterred forces to go on high alert. putin made that nuclear threat of the ukrainian military have in fact slowed down russian forces on the ground in ukraine. and, russian forces are also facing shortages of fuel and supply that could further impact their ability to make even more progress. joining me now is retired lieutenant general, 33 commander of the first army. general, we welcome you and we're so happy to have you. thank you for staying up with us. i guess we first want to get your reaction to this high alert raised by russian president when it comes to new color floors and to the sanctions leveled by both the west and the european union. >> that was very interesting. russian had an army about 100,000 combat troops. and he's got about the best he has. about a third of them committed in ukraine right now. on the border there for him to raise the

this is "andrea mitchell reports reports"on msnbc. " reports"on msnbc on msnbc. on msnc >>> they've taken the unusual step of declassifying intelligence to let vladimir putin know and let the world know what he is up to, part of the strategy to try to take away some of putin's tactical advantage. perhaps that would change his mind about invading? joining me is susan page and press secretary robert gibbs. robert, you've dealt with vladimir putin and all of that going into summits. talk about the challenge facing the biden administration trying to take on putin, prevent a war in europe, at the same time you have to be worried about the political fallout. already marco rubio and republicans saying if putin invades, it's going to be joe biden's fault and he's coming back politically with the way the afghanistan withdrawal played out. >> yeah, look, there's a lot of challenges that this presents to this white house. i think their rapid declassification of this intelligence has really enabled them to set putin off a little bit and to make him a bit uneasy. he's used to

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and analyst, and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. matthew, we have seen mitt romney, bill cassidy call out this century. now, we see murkowski and hutchinson. do you think others will feel emboldened by that? yesterday, miles taylor says it kind of gives others an off ramp, do you agree? >> i think it gives some others. what we have to recognize is that the mitt romney's, the bill cassidy's, they are black swans of the republican party. they do not represent the majority, the vast majority of the party, they stand donald trump, that's why the rnc, and their work for george w. bush, the rnc and their members represent the base of the party, far more than the elected officials of the party today. so yes, i agree with miles, there are opportunities, but i think we also honor, and really understand, let's be clear, those are exceptions to where the republican party is, and not anyway a momentum which will build in any big way, we will be a majority of the party. >> and you know, you said donald trump was basically a reflection of who the

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we have a lot going on at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we're watching a few things, the crisis in ukraine. it seems something has shifted. the biden administration appearing to be entering a new phase in what he's saying publicly about russia. here's what the president about 90 minutes ago. >> reporter: how high is the threat of a russian invasion right now? >> it's very high. >> reporter: why? >> because they have not moved any of their troops out, they've moved more troops in, number one. number two, we have reason to believe that they are engaged in a false flag operation to have an excuse to go

. >>> and good evening and welcome to our very first msnbc "decision 2022" special. may seem early in the year for this but less than 48 hours from now, tuesday nye night, president biden standing in front of congress delivering his state of the union speech, and while he is giving that speech, they're going to be counting up votes in texas, where the very first primary of the 2022 midterm cycle is being held, and texas is just the first in a series of big consequential primaries that will play out in state after state over the next few months. all of it setting the stage for this fall's midterm elections. now, as we all know, the president enters this crucial week with the ukraine crisis front and center, and we should say at the top here right all of you and so much of the world right now we, of course, are closely watching the situation and ready to bring you any major updates that might occur on the ukraine front at this hour. and other issues loom as well as crucial potentially midterm campaign issues beginning to take shape like a fight over joe biden's new nom

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job maybe she should get a job at msnbc. msnbc. called for the firing of a prominent economists called harold hewlett not because she disagreed with you. economic future even understood them that well. she didn't,, but because youe questioned the wisdom of defunding the police has also been a loud voice for reparations many times. justst one example in twenty twenty cooke said on the podcast quote therert mao proposals on the table to study the possibility of reparations race based reparations, manyop economic proposals put forward t and i think they should be all taken seriously in twenty twenty one , she claims in an interview the quote the economy is trillions of dollars smaller than it should be because i ofau racism. so this is someone who doesn't know anything, who is completely unqualified to teach junior college econ 101 and biden wants to put her ons the fed. thi what is this which will nots? n explain herself. she blocked republicans on the senate banking committee on twitter earlieran this week that the committee is revi

you're the subject of a new msnbc documentary "love and the constitution," and i want to share a bit of it. >> given my experience working for mr. trump, i fear that if he loses the election in 2020 that there will never be a peaceful transition of power. and this is why i agree to appear before you today. >> michael cohen did issue a stark warning to the country that if donald trump lost there would be no peaceful transition, there's no way he would accept it. that is a frightening and

he's an msnbc political analyst. eugene, you just heard foxx say that black people don't care about the story. >> yeah, and i'm glad you showed that clip. personally, that's where i was go to find out which blacks think. when am i gonna do? turn on fox, because i know that he's got his finger on the pulse. this is an ugly story, but sometimes we have to look at ugly facts. [inaudible] what's obvious to you and to me [inaudible] misogyny [inaudible] misinformation [inaudible] [inaudible] with the ceo really meant was [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> the lie in the reaction to this has been the notion that either people in these kinds of platforms get to say whatever they want or on any platform. they either get what to say whatever they want for $100 million or whatever the price is. or they are silenced, and here is this perfect proof that in this particular case silences impossible in anywhere you want to describe, because there's someone else with $100 million who wants to have all of those podcasts and it's

>>> all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york, welcome to alex witt reports. new questions today around the killing of 22-year-old amir locke in a pre-dawn raid wednesday. that was carried out by the minneapolis police department serving a no-knock warrant. yesterday, hundreds of protesters again took to the streets of minneapolis to demand justice for locke. nbc's megan fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: anger and frustration pouring out into the streets from new york to minneapolis. horns and lights blaring in protest after minneapolis police shot and killed 22-year-old amir locke after entering an apartment on a no-knock warrant that police now say locke wasn't listed on. body cam video capturing the deadly encounter on wednesday just before 7:00 a.m. in seconds, where locke appears to be under a blanket. police say a gun slides from underneath, and officers opened fire. nbc news has reached out to the officer for comment, but has yet to hear back. >> that's the moment when the officer had to make a split-second decision. >> reporter: but that decision took

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it airs on sunday night on msnbc. this is the film's trailer. >> some saying, trump is not what the. the question is whether the constitution is worth it. i know one thing really well, which is about the constitution and the rule of law and american democracy. it is like everybod knows one thing and my turn came up. i did not know if i would be able to do anything again. anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. democracy is fragile. at this hour, democracy has prevailed. >>, loved the world, loved democracy. i feel like i honor him. amy: the trailer to "love and the constitution," directed by violent carter come who began work on the documentary in 2018. carter was filming inside congressmember jamie raskin's home on election night 2020 and captured this moment when he spoke with his son tommy as results came in. >> you state of or did you go to sleep -- you state or did you go to sleep? [indiscernible] >> my kids are so freaked out. trump is going to be so -- we're going to win this

she could have a job on msnbc. johnson has written that georgia is a "racist state and white people are socialized racist." we need to give you a deeper look. here is the chairwoman of the county education board on tick-tock. tiktok. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: she seems like a normal, well-adjusted person. you probably want to hand your kids over to her right away. it's not funny, actually. she didn't respond to us. that is who is running the schools. are you homeschooling yet? pretty sure soon will be. rescue efforts under way at this hour to rescue a 5-year-old boy who's been stuck underground in a well in morocco for three days. here's a report on what's happening. >> a camera is lower it down this well and shows 5-year-old alive but unable to move. he has been trapped since tuesday. rescue teams are giving him food and water through pipes. the accident happened in the northern moroccan village. rescue teams say they can't abide in the well to reach him as it's too dangerous. so they are using diggers to strip a

eastern, for "love and the constitution", only here on msnbc. all right, a maryland crossing guard is being hailed as a hero, when she saved a student from an oncoming car, and it was all caught on camera. you can see police officer annette goodyear give a stop signal to an oncoming car, which is going at a pretty high speed, wow, heading right towards goodyear and the child, but she quickly pushed the child out of harm's way and was quickly hit herself, as you see there, by the front of the car. officer goodyear was taken to the hospital but thankfully was released. the student was not injured. crossing guard that saved a student's life. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm yasmin vossoughian. i'm going to turn it over to reverend al sharpton and "politics nation". >>> good evening, and welcome to "politics nation." tonight out of miami, florida. tonight's lead -- in the same boat. right now i'm thinking about solidarity, because while i watch the gop engineered campaign to suppress the voting rights of black americans and i respond to it from th

craig melvin here from msnbc world headquarters in new york city. there's a lot to cover this morning. fast-moving developments. right now joint base andrews, as you can see president biden boarding air force i. as we speak, he is headed here to new york city to talk gun violence. it comes just minutes after the president addressed a raid that he directed in syria, the leader of isis died during that raid. >> last night's operation

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a new msnbc contributor. welcome to you. >> thank you. >> out of all of these texts that you and your colleagues uncovered, which ones did you find the most alarming? >> that's a good question, and one actually that i have yet to have been asked. i think it's more in their totality how alarming it is, that there were thousands of messages over the course of weeks leading up to january 6th that were expressing really explicit concern about january 6. this was coming from people who were allies of the former president, people like sean hannity, and top gop lawmakers who were then in turn encouraging meadows to go -- to help him prepare to overturn the results of the election and try to come up with some sort of plan to support the president's idea that he was going to block the certification of the electoral college on january 6th. i think the dichotomy and the contrast of these two things sort of the good and bad angel in mark meadows' inbox was also pretty interesting and i think helped -- helps illustrate fo

have a wonderful evening. >> first up on msnbc, breaking news. queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid-19. this according to the press association. we are told she is experiencing mild cold like symptoms. she does expect to continue light duties at windsor this week. we are going to have much more on that developing story. plus, another shot at diplomacy. ukraine's volodymyr zelensky calling on vladimir putin to meet with him, as our pillory fire escalates in ukraine. moments ago, vice president kamala harris warned about the possibility of war in europe. and, she doubled down on the st

they are telling you and it is on msnbc, we didn't raid mar-a-lago. i don't know who said they raided mar-a-lago but did get documents from mar-a-lago transmitted to them, 15 boxes worth from former president trump that he did not hand over as the white house was supposed to at the end of his administration. >> that's right. the reporting has been responsible, which is when trump and his allies left the white house. they took materials with them that they shouldn't have taken. you're not allowed to take boxes and boxes of stuff out of the white house just because it has sentimental value to you. documents that are governed by the presidential records act belong to the people of the united states not to the former president. when they belong to the people they go to the national archives. so that's what we've seen get reported out over the last couple days. now, unsurprisingly, some of the twitter commentary has perhaps gotten a little bit heated. national archives seems to be pushing back a little bit on some of the more hyperbolic characterizations o

msnbc zone films is preparing the documentary film, love and the constitution. the story of congressman jamie raskin and the nation suffering through unimaginable trauma. joining me now to discuss this is michelle goldberg, new york times columnist an msnbc political animals. michael steele, former chairman of the national committee and also an msnbc political analyst. and jeffrey gardere a boards psychologist and associate professor at the college of osteopathic medicine. it is great to have the three of you with us. michael, let me start with you. i want to play a bit from the film. in this clip congressman raskin recounts the devastation caused by the pandemic. including the attacks on his son tommy. who had been a student at harvard law school at the time. watch. >> covid-19 was a catastrophe for our country. the economic consequences of it were calamitous. we ended up losing hundreds of thousands of people. we have 82,000 of our fellow citizens who have died already and we have tens of millions who have been thrown out of work. we have seen massive shutdown

ambassador to russia, and msnbc international affairs analyst, michael mcfaul. thank you both so much for being with us. ambassador, i wanna start with you. you asked key allies, kick select russian backs out of the swift system and. nbc reports the allies and post, quote, restrictive measures that will prevent the russian central bank from deploying its international reserves, in ways that undermine the impact of our sanctions. talk to us about how this hurts russia. >> well, it's a great move. it's a fantastic move. it will hurt russia. it will hurt the russian economy. overtime, russians will feel it. but i want to be clear, if anybody thinks that sanctions are gonna stop putin's calculus in this war right now, it is just the wrong calculus. sanctions take weeks, months, i think, years before they have an effect on economy, the size of russia. for a couple of reasons. one, all of the people that are suffering under sanctions, including those that are personally sanctioned, are not independent, economic actors. i think there's this misconception that they're t

eastern on msnbc. congressman, good to have you here. you have new reports about trump planning to seize voting machines, him putting in writing that he wanted the election overturned by mike pence. and yet rather than the walls closing in on him, you have your committee now suggesting public hearings will be delayed for several more months. do you understand why a lot of people are frustrated that more than a year after the insurrection, only one person has been indicted by the doj for refusing a subpoena, steve bannon, and trump is living large at mar-a-lago, dj'ing this weekend? >> well, nobody wants them to have a reckoning with justice more than we do on the committee. we've gotten overwhelming cooperation from the witnesses but still leaves more than a dozen people in trump's immediate entourage who are sandbagging and foot dragging with the committee. and so that's what slowed us down by a few weeks. but we are determined to get to those hearings quickly in the spring, home hoping in april, certainly no later than may and get a re

joining me now, msnbc medical contributor doctor vin gupta. he's a faculty member at the institute for health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington. all right, doctor gupta, tell me what you make of that back and forth from a science perspective, from a health perspective, between what you see democratic governors doing and what we heard there from the president? >> good evening, alicia. thank you for having me. i agree with the president. it is stewart lee. what we know is that indoor masking works to diminish case transmission rates. case transmission rates were capturing we may say that we're at 2 to 300,000 cases. what we know in the era of omicron, not testing enough. your 15 to 20% of the true caseload at a given day, given that so much is going on diagnosed. what does that translate to? 20,000 deaths just in the last seven days. hospitals remain overly stressed, which is why it's premature. this is a question of when, not if, it's gonna happen. i think april 1st is gonna be the beginning of a path back to normal, where

sunday at 10:00 eastern right here on msnbc. you don't want to miss it. >>> still ahead, everybody, vaccines for kids under 5 years of age. which the shot could get an emergency approval from the fda for that group and why so many parents are still hesitant. the for that group and why so many parents are still hesitant >>> coming up on "american voices," republican extremism on display,rncdeclaring january 6th, quote, legitimate political discourse. >>> plus the covid end game. how we and the biden administration get there. that and much more ahead, 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. there that and much more ahead, 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. in a new dodge hellcat... and you don't even have to quit your day job. dodge has created the sweetest gig ever - aka chief doker. you'll go from dodge fan to dodge ambassador this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, and anyone can apply. you just need to show you have the drive. are you our new chief donut maker? people everywhere living with

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msnbc plit cap contributor ben roads and john heilemann. also a msnbc national affairs analyst. ben, you were telling me about an interview you did today that tells the story of what is happening on the ground. >> i was talking to a ukrainian journalist and describing how much things changed in the last 24 hours. she went to the grocery store. there's no food. described scenes of chaos at the train station. described being in a bomb shelter with a young family that had to evacuate with explosion near them. they did not plan. they had a 6-month-old baby and all they were able to grab before they slept a few pieces of bread and water and diapers. so you know, part of the explosions and think of physical violence but this is now a city where people are totally cut off and basic propositions are not there. while i was talking to her there's a huge explosion outside the window and had to run into the bathroom to get away from it and then go down stairs and why people waited she said they did not believe that russians would do this to them. there are deep ties. many people in ukraine

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as people watch this tomorrow night here on msnbc, what do you want folks to take away from your film? >> i want people to take away the idea that one person can make a difference. jamie is doing extraordinary things to try to save constitutional democracy and i truly believe that we're in a perilous time right now. and we all can't do as much as jamie is doing, but we can do other things. we can drive a neighbor to the polls. we can volunteer and that's my goal, that people feel that they can make a difference, and that they will step up and make a difference especially in the midterms coming up. >> yeah, and a few talented folks are able to make films about all of this. i thank you so much for your time, and congressman jamie raskin, it's an honor to have you on the broadcast. for all of you, that's what you got to do, watch "love and the constitution" tomorrow night at 10 eastern, here on msnbc. >>> meantime, blowing the whistle on capitol hill, racism, lack of diversity and harassment, just a few of the allegations from furious capitol hill staffers and they're not taking it anymo

it's over at msnbc. after the russia hoax, msnbc was toast. and rachel knows that and while maddow is stepping aside, whoopi goldberg suspended from "the view" for these comments. >> the holocaust isn't about race. >> no. >> no. it's not about race. >> jew race. >> not about race. it's not about race. >> what is it about? >> it's about man's inhumanity to man. that's what it's about. but it's about white supremacy. but it's not about. >> but these are two white groups of people. >> jesse: maybe whoopi was taught the critical race theory of the holocaust. can we really expect "the view" to know about nazis when they thought people who wore red hats in america were nazis? of course not. now, if i said what whoopi said, this would not be my world anymore. let's just put it that way. but the left circled the wagons around goldberg check out disgraced former senator al franken on cnn earlier. >> i know whoopi, she is not anti-semitic anti-semitic. she chose goldberg for her last name for a stage name. >> jesse: way to go, al. double down on the ant

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