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- New: Trump Administration officials were consulted on ‘catch and kill’ well after 2016 Election
- ‘He is like a caged animal’: Donald Trump struggles to control himself in New York courtroom
- Lisa Rubin on Trump gag order hearing: ‘Prosecution showed how actions have consequences’
- Inside Trump's first criminal trial: Jury is 'all business'
- Nicolle Wallace Plans to Expand Beyond MSNBC Politics With Streaming Series
- ‘Stunning’: Testimony in hush money trial reveals how National Enquirer worked with Trump campaign
- How a Jan. 6 case at the Supreme Court could affect Trump’s election interference case
While 171,700 troops live abroad, a shutdown would impact 163,300 troops in California, 129,400 in Virginia, 114,200 troops living in Texas, and 95,900 in North Carolina. The email acknowledged the “uncertainty” as Congress has failed to resolve the issue of government funding. “If a shutdown occurs, employees should consider themselves furloughed unless told by their component leadership or authorized supervisor that they are exempt or excepted,” the email said. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Neal Katyal, Susanne Craig, Basil Smikle, State Sen. Eva Burch, Fatima Goss Graves, Ali Vitali, Ambassador John Bolton, Maya Wiley, John Heilemann, Paul Rieckhoff, and Mary McCord. Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Ari Melber, Susanne Craig, Harry Litman, Lisa Rubin, Rev. Al Sharpton, Vaughn Hillyard, Michael Cohen, Ambassador Michael McFaul, Susan Glasser, Rep. Gerry Connolly, Molly Jong-Fast, Cornell Belcher, and Charlie Sykes.
New: Trump Administration officials were consulted on ‘catch and kill’ well after 2016 Election
Young said the agreement – which at the time raised the debt ceiling – was signed into law and was a commitment to reduce the deficit, protect critical programs and ensure the government would remain open. Along with other government agencies, the White House sent a message to its staff with the critical logistical instructions for preparing for a shutdown if one occurs — including a mandatory directive to furloughed employees to turn off their work phones. When it comes to White House coverage, it's a bit difficult to find anyone who's more qualified than Nicolle Wallace. She served as White House Communications Director during George W. Bush's presidency, so her expert insight into the political matters of other presidential administrations, namely Trump's now, is particularly incisive. Some folks were straight up dismissive of Meet the Press, dismissing the "special" nature of the two hours that were slotted to the program usually led by Chuck Todd, for which Katy has been sitting in while the moderator is on vacation. By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy.
‘He is like a caged animal’: Donald Trump struggles to control himself in New York courtroom
The executive action ultimately fizzled in 2021 after Biden took office. But last year, the Biden administration picked up the baton, escalating a pressure campaign against the app along with Congress. FBI director Chris Wray once cautioned that users might not see “outward signs” if China were ever to meddle with TikTok.
Lisa Rubin on Trump gag order hearing: ‘Prosecution showed how actions have consequences’
“Do not sign it,” McDaniel said on the call, according to The Detroit News, and offered to get them attorneys. In the Meet the Press interview, she characterized the call as one to check in on the canvassers’ well being amid threats. The network saw McDaniel as a way to increase the number of its pundit voices from the right, from a person with first-hand knowledge of the Republican party as Donald Trump has dominated. Ironically, McDaniel was ousted as Trump sought a tighter control of the RNC, installing his own allies, including his daughter in law Lara Trump as one of its leaders. Earlier in the day, MSNBC’s Morning Joe co-anchors Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski called on NBC News to reconsider its decision.
Alito pressed ‘unborn child’ concern in abortion arguments
Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Neal Katyal, Harry Litman, Andrew Weissmann, Ryan Reilly, Dahlia Lithwick, Mary McCord, Maya Wiley, Lisa Rubin, Jocelyn Benson, Rep. Jim Himes, Marc Elias, Charlie Sykes, and Molly Jong-Fast. Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Glenn Thrush, David Jolly, Joyce Vance, Lisa Rubin, Jason Johnson, Paul Rieckhoff, Allison Jaslow, Tim Miller, Ian Millhiser, Michael Isikoff, Daniel Klaidman, and Frank Figliuzzi. Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Lisa Rubin, Katie Phang, Andrew Weissmann, Rev. Al Sharpton, Harry Litman, Vaughn Hillyard, and Eddie Glaude. Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Harry Litman, Molly Jong-Fast, Lisa Rubin, Ryan Reilly, Tim Miller, David Plouffe, Katie Phang, Barbara McQuade, David Jolly, Vaughn Hillyard, Sen. Chris Coons, RonNell Andersen Jones, and Jeremy Peters.
Inside Trump's first criminal trial: Jury is 'all business'
The campaign to force ByteDance to sell TikTok to a U.S. company originated with an executive order during the Trump administration. Trump’s threats against the company culminated in a plan to force TikTok to sell its U.S. operations to Oracle in late 2020. In the process, TikTok rejected an acquisition offer from Microsoft but ultimately didn’t sell to Oracle, either, in spite of Trump’s efforts to steer the acquisition to benefit close ally and Republican mega donor Larry Ellison. Because the U.S. has not produced any public evidence to back up its serious claims, there’s a major disconnect between how politicians feel about TikTok and how most Americans do.
Nicolle Wallace Plans to Expand Beyond MSNBC Politics With Streaming Series
When it comes to streaming, MSNBC may be counting heavily on Wallace and some of her colleagues on the daily cable schedule. In August, the network pared back some of the programs it was making available on its Peacock streaming hub, canceling shows led by Zerlina Maxwell and Ayman Mohyeldin. A few months earlier, MSNBC unveiled a plan to make some of its best-known opinion programs from cable available to Peacock premium-tier customers, along with specials with top hosts including Rachel Maddow, Chris Hayes, Trymaine Lee and others. On Fox News Channel, news coverage and primetime opinion are two of the main products.
‘Stunning’: Testimony in hush money trial reveals how National Enquirer worked with Trump campaign
Deadline was created as a late afternoon political interview and discussion show, similar in style to the network's highly successful morning program, Morning Joe. In Georgia, the Fani Willis disqualification saga isn’t over yet. Judge Scott McAfee granted Trump and several of his co-defendants permission to appeal McAfee's order letting Willis stay on the case. To be clear, this isn’t like the federal election interference case, which has been on hold since Trump lodged his immunity appeal.
How a Jan. 6 case at the Supreme Court could affect Trump’s election interference case
She's been a guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers and is a former co-host of The View. With such a beefy resume, it's no reason why she's got so many fans. Viewers had grown accustomed to Nicolle Wallace as MSNBC's everything-White-House-related talking head, so they were surprised to discover that she wasn't on the 4pm EST time slot..
How Mark Meadows’ attempt to move Georgia case compares to Trump effort - MSNBC
How Mark Meadows’ attempt to move Georgia case compares to Trump effort.
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But on Fox Nation, anchors and hosts such as Steve Doocy and Ainsley Earhardt examine hobbies like cooking or books, while Tucker Carlson offers an extra take on something he may not always cover in primetime. Before CNN’s streaming venue, CNN+, was scuttled by corporate parent Warner Bros. Discovery, the outlet had Don Lemon leading a talk show with a live studio audience (one show, an evening newscast led by Wolf Blitzer, did seem similar in tone to his TV program “The Situation Room”). The interviews get “deeply personal,” says Wallace, with Henson acknowledging having suicidal thoughts during the pandemic and Vonn discussing her mother, who had recently passed away.
That’s unusual enough, but she also did so in a way that seemingly embraced the former president’s bizarre theory that he could’ve deemed any sensitive government records as “personal” and avoided prosecution for stashing them. In the civil fraud case, Trump's lawyers said that their client couldn’t secure a proper bond while he appeals his nine-figure loss (a position that Trump himself then undercut by claiming that he has almost $500 million in cash). New York Attorney General Letitia James questioned the former president's inability to get a bond ahead of the Monday deadline. But my MSNBC colleague Lisa Rubin explains why James might not immediately move to seize or sell any of the adjudicated fraudster's best-known properties, like Trump Tower.
Maddow’s segment, lasting nearly 25 minutes, started with a history lesson of past fascist candidate campaigns for the presidency, all of which are footnotes given that the campaigns drew few votes. But Donald Trump has succeeded with the help of the Republican Party. To TikTok’s credit, if China wanted to get its hands on information about U.S. users, Beijing could easily turn to data brokers who openly sell troves of user data around the globe with little oversight. Still, that fact hasn’t stopped the U.S. government from highlighting the possibility that China could if it wanted to.
And you’re a typical, malicious, nasty, vicious name calling intolerant liberal. That’s what you liberals do, get personal and insulting when you’re outed. You’re the perfect example of all that’s wrong with the country and why we’re in the mess we’re in. I’m afraid to list my email…… you or one of your hate-filled buddies would probably bomb my house. This led many people to believe that Deadline was going the way of the bodo, but this simply isn't the case.
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