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Sisters in law podcast. i must listen. hayes brown is a columnist editor for msnbc daily. jaylen hayes, thank you so much, really appreciate it. jill, lets start with you. the reaction to the nick fuentes dinner. and the i dont know him defense. is it good enough for trump in the context of a republican primary? >> in the context of a republican primary, donald trump seems to get away with everything. i think it is despicable that he had the dinner. but i think it is just as bad that we are only...

Dont forget, everything i just outlined is just the tip of the iceberg because its the only stuff we publicly know. there is so much more we know we dont know, because every time bob mueller speaks, he proves he knows a lot more than we do. lets bring in tonights panel, shannon stewart, and msnbc contribute tore and "washington post" columnist editor. shawna, tip of the iceberg on one hand. what we see in front of us, in many ways you could sit here and say its probably more public evidence than...

Sell the american people, how would he know whether the guy is nonexistent or not? >> we should note the white house has repeatedly denied president trump ever had an affair with stormy daniels and on that note lets bring in our panelists. joining us tonight a.b. stoddard, happy to welcome her back, columnist editor at real clear politics. remaining with us is our favorite former feds, barbara mcquade. so, barbara, let me use that law degree you have and start on a legal basis. is this a serious...

Domestic violation and he didnt want to answer. >> no answers. in the first clip that we showed, he praised porter about 10, 11 times in 30 seconds. >> but nothing on domestic violation. easy, easy question. its wednesday, february 14th. its valentines day. >> would you like me to kiss you? >> oh my god. no. with us we have columnist editor post david ignatius. >> you cant do that. national political reporter for nbc news carol lee and new york times washington bureau chief making everyone uncom...

Officials for the last 14 months. lets bring an "wall street journal" columnist editor, dan henninger and editorial page writer, adam. adam, you follow this more than a year. why did the biden administration do the quick reversal this week? whats driving this? >> i think they are starting to recognize and they have from the beginning the administration, the previous administration has gotten good intelligence that made a lovely seemed like a plausible theory and they couldnt reject it so im told...

Take flak from us for not speaking to us but i dont think its filtering down to voters yet. in the local press here in iowa it hasnt been a big deal. of course i think today the pressure had gotten a little too much. she wanted to combat the motion she was not being transparent and dodging issues. she did speak a little bit but five questions, five minutes, not nearly everything that we wanted to ask her, still lots of stuff out there but at least let off a little pressure that was on her for su...

Stupid. and that phrase hit a nerve with the american public, but this may be the time for republicans to make that argument as the labor department releases the latest numbers on americas unemployed. a contradictory message of sorts on friday as the unemployment rate rose to 8.3%, while 160,000 new jobs were added, in july. the romney camp wasting no time pushing their plans for the economy, laying out his economic agenda to the wall street journal this week. and is joining the panel. wall stre...

Stupid. and that phrase hit a nerve with the american public, but this may be the time for republicans to make that argument as the labor department releases the latest numbers on americas unemployed. a contradictory message of sorts on friday as the unemployment rate rose to 8.3%, while 160,000 new jobs were added, in july. the romney camp wasting no time pushing their plans for the economy, laying out his economic agenda to the wall street journal this week. and is joining the panel. wall stre...

Skelton of missouri and house of the armed services committee and from minnesota a tough fight to maintain his seat. the house transportation committee. so joining us to talk about all this. wall street journal columnist editor and james freeman and kim strassel. dan, we keep hearing this is a wave election, a big event the kind we dont see often, but what explains the vulnerability of a guy like ike skelton, he hasnt gotten less than 86% since 1982. >> the problem is theres a percentage higher ...