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Ive been working with him almost 50 years. i dont think anybody knows whats going to happen with regard to that. i sure wouldnt bet any of my money on it. >> if you find out, you are more than welcome to come back and let us know. former senator kaufman. greatly appreciate your time. congrats on the book. well certainly be catching that. >> my pleasure. can israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu hold on to power? opposition parties have less than two hours to form a coalition government and...

Presidency who was trying to stop racial issues from being taught in schools, stop racial issues from being talked about in federal agencies as part of their human resource program. so, you know, joe biden talked about things like how highways were plowed through black and brown neighborhoods. that didnt happen just in tulsa but it happened across the country. that is a part of his infrastructure plan to address this. i think its important that people know and understand how history affects the ...

Professionally and personally from early morning phone calls to late night debate prep to endless back and forth videos of eleanor monroe. well miss her leadership and her very big heart. im sure she is freaking out in the control room because were 53 seconds over our time, she knows i hope other 10:00 a.m. fan club is cheering her on every step of the way. we love you, casey. were so excited for you. we will not see her tomorrow. we will see all of you as we keep up our mission on "msnbc report...

Home, which we all have. judge has 7. >> i do not! >> greg: meanwhile, the least snobby a star alabama -- the least snobby, alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, mississippi, and west virginia, already. the states where the fewest people pretend to like npr. of course you could be wondering how they came up with this list. well, they wait a bunch of factors. actually they looked at population percentages with bachelor degrees, the percent of those in arts and humanities and how much wine each state consu...

Drank a bottle of milk before dumping it on his head. congrats to him. and thousands of bikers ride to honor our veterans at the amvets annual rolling to remember ride after almost getting canceled. the national director joined "fox & friends first" earlier this morning on what the ride means. >> there is so much camaraderie up there. there was a solemn event and so much celebration and very important for people to know they are not alone. jillian: after getting snubbed a permit by pentagon offi...

Go through every day, they laugh harder, they cry harder too. and at the end of the day, i think its a really great way of seeing how they are the next greatest generation. >> yeah, indeed. get your kleenex handy, that is for sure. richard, i always love talking with you about this film and im so glad were bringing it here at msnbc. you can catch it, available to own on dvd and digital nationwide. you can find details at skyblossom.com. broadcast premier tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on ...

Our only neighbor as far as allies in the middle east that practice democracy like we do. >> nothing says pushing pro- palestinian rights beating up american jews in los angeles when we talk about los angeles to gaza but allysia, youve been a fox news gal for a quarter century, you started when you were 12 years old. congrats on that. youve always been a great analyst because you pursue facts and cover all angles and let the audience decide in terms if they want to have an opinion. your own opin...

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Whats shaping the future of america. and then, i will be doing a show that will most likely start on youtube, so as soon as that is there, i will tell everyone where to find me. and whats great is that i have obviously people that watch the bbc all around the world. you can find youtube everywhere. this is the other thing that i think is great about streaming. its totally global. there are no borders here. you can pick it up wherever it is that you happen to be watching. im a little nervous, of ...

Earlier today, karine jean-pierre made history when she took questions about many of those very issues. shes the first openly gay white house spokswoman and the first black woman to hold the podium since judy smith and the inspiration for the character on "scandal." guess who showed up at the white house to give her congrats. judy smith herself. thats pretty cool. joining me now is white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre. i am so -- im going to lose objectivity and say im so proud ...