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think the candidates should take the interviews come on the air. i know you would love to have them i would, too ask questions and force folks to talk about something else. >> thank you you can catch simone this weekend on msnbc or streaming on peacock. that is "all in" this monday night. good evening, rachel >> good evening. much appreciated thank you for your help joining us this hour were really happy to have you here at 10:13 a.m. today, 10:13 a.m. exactly, kids in nashville, tenne...

Sometimes when there is an indictment, prosecutors write it in such a way that it is meant for a lay audience, it feels it at least goes out of its way to put into context the charges so people understand the overall criminal scheme that is being alleged, and that tells it in a way that helps people contextualize it and understand it, as opposed to a dry recitation of the statutes and the evidence in a way that doesnt necessarily speak to nonlawyers does the d.a.s office have a pattern around th...

Week? >> listen, its a black eye. but at the end of the day the biggest risk they face now really is regulation. you know, delete facebook might be a trending hashtag, but it remenz to be seen whether anyone is actually going to delete it in a significant way. were not their customers. their customers are the advertisers. we are their product. and america or people have decided, we want to put our information out there because we love looking at pictures of babies and pussy cats and ex-boy frien...

Ex-boyfriends. the question is, will people change their behavior? or will regulation finally step in? >> cara, for a lay audience, what happened here? did facebook users get used as much as facebook, the platform, and its creator got used? >> oh, you know -- facebook released a statement saying they were outraged. was outraged by their outrage. what they did is they gave this group data which theyve done for years, which theyve cut back on that rather significantly the last two years. they gave...

In? >> cara, for a lay audience, what happened here? did facebook users get used as much as facebook, the platform, and its creator got used? >> oh, you know -- facebook released a statement saying they were outraged. was outraged by their outrage. what they did is they gave this group data which theyve done for years, which theyve cut back on that rather significantly the last two years. they gave this data away, then they didnt monitor it. they signed agreements with the people they gave the d...

The persian gulf, these days an msnbc military analyst. also meria is back with us. general, the question to you and its a tough one because were dealing with a lay audience come together news at the end of the day. what happened today to this deal, to this nation, what happened to our standing, perhaps, with our allies and around the world? >> well, pretty risky course of action. the president obviously is trying to apply leverage on the iranians who are causing huge maihem and mischief in iraq...

Urgent matter tonight, u.s. general barry mccaffrey. former battlefield commander in the persian gulf, these days an nbc analyst. former spokes american for the state department, white house state department spokesperson for president obama. general, the question to you and its a tough one because were dealing with a lay audience come together news at the end of the day. what happened today to this deal, to this nation, what happened to our standing, perhaps, with our allies and around the world...

Out if this pseudo medical approach to killing people is still going to be considered both constitutional and logistically feasible, could the medical profession, itself, play potentially a crucial role in deciding whether or not we can go through with this at all as a country? anywhere in the country? joining us now is one of the authors of that editorial in the "journal of the american medical association," glenn cohen, specializing in medical ethics. professor cohen, thank you for being with ...