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Trump anti-immigration policies. you know, we need to talk about how to get more skilled immigrants in. how to get more immigrants of all ages and sizes into this country and also to raise the birth rate which is harder. we need to be talking about how to make workers more productive. meaning training, linking up the dots between educators and job creators. these are tough things. its not all about just cutting taxes and regulation. weve had about 20 years of evidence showing that that really do...

Final chapter of "the face of evil." >> it was two nights after the murder and fire. detective capps made a discovery, one that would finally connect the dots in this series of crimes that had terrorized this college town. >> i spent that evening basically reading through all these reports. >> the detective ordered background checks on some of the people who attended the party in carolyns apartment complex, including ynobe matthews. it turns out there were several police reports in the file accu...

>> reporter: im only hearing msnbc. >> marianna, can you hear me? marianna? i think we dont have a connection. shes in a little bit of a dicey area. i want to turn you to msnbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, walk us through what just happened here. this isnt tornado season. we normally hear about tornadoes kind of in late spring. here we are in november. >> yeah, we just broke a lot of streaks, too. we just went 220 days without any deaths from tornadoes in this country. here we break it as we...

Irritated by that public criticism. but then kellyanne conway herself told me earlier today, brooke, that she did not get that from trump. that theyve spoken several times. yesterday and this morning, and that he understands that she is just incredibly loyal and that that is what is coming out. >> im trying to follow you and connect all the dots and how who feels about what, but, you know, i know that kellyanne has a direct line to the president-elect, so im befuddled. let me read for you the da...

Had the post 9/11 feel to it. >> the thing is, the first show after 9/11 was lighter and funnier, and more moving that that. they had a light streaming down from heaven, hallelujah -- and, are you kidding me? are you really kidding me? >> everybody loved it. >> over there, do they not think that people in the central time zone love "saturday night live" too? >> yes. >> do people that run "saturday night live" not realize when you get to jersey and cross the jersey line, if yourive west all of yo...

Anybody whos been covering donald trumps campaign. >> so i think that we are starting to see though a more formal structure being put in place and getting structured out. thats something we are expecting to see. we talked and i think you are on our network wide conference call, we were talking about ex p ex -- the team shifted away on the celebration on wednesday and thursday is a day to visit washington friday, day three, of the transition it is time to put these pieces in place and start to mo...

In detroit. but they didnt do it early enough. you wonder. theyve got two days now if they settle down there. sarah palin will be down there, too. again economic populism. >> you cant separate the cultural and racist element out of his populism because thats part of a package. thats what folks like, to be totally, brutally honest about it. if he had a pure economic policy lift he might not have had the kind of drop-off with the arab-americans, upscale suburban women but for that element that he ...

From the breitbart.com and from the mercer superpac. i should also mention the next name down the masthead, deputy campaign manager used to run that superpac funded by the mercer family. something to like connect desperate dots and the dots here, here and here. it is like this is a very, very tight-knit thing, an orderly thing to understand. robert mercer and the mercer family and the trump campaign. robert mercer and the mercer family also fund something thats called the government accountabili...

This is the part where im going to wrote directly from the "newsweek" article. this is what we have. a former british official says that a lot of people are trying to connect the dots of the data in the intelligence files to try to understand trump. theyre certainly are a lot of conspiracy theories bandied about and concern of trumps head and whether we would be able to work with him. he reports, quote, officials in western europe say theyre dismayed they feel compelled to gather intelligence on...

It wouldnt benefit trump anymore, if trump is replaced by lord knows who, well maybe they wouldnt be so good to russia. so they held tight for a little bit. stopped leaking hacked documents into the u.s. market when they thought that trump might be about to be thrown out of the race. the report thats due tomorrow also discusses donald trumps distrust of american intelligence. specifically about russian hacking of the dnc and russian hacking to influence the election. "newsweek" will report tomor...