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Totally disagree with your lead-in to this whole show today. >> okay. >> i think the washington punditry is somewhat in a bubble on this. i think the democrats had a bad week. >> why is that? >> last week. >> why is that? >> okay, for one thing, the polls are turning. in the presidents favor. you have the marquette poll, in wisconsin, which is the gold standard of wisconsin polls. then you have the emerson poll, which is a nationwide poll, which actually shows trumps favorability going up. and i...

Of ukraine. that was his advice to her. williams, who works in the white house, was actually on the july call, so she can do one better. shes one of nine witnesses scheduled for this weeks public hearings. with us tonight to talk about all of it, karine jean-pierre, public affairs officer for moveon, an alum with the obama campaign and obama white house, also author of the new book "moving forward: a story of hope, hard work, and the promise of america." and rick wilson, republican strategist wh...

That was his advice to her. williams, who works in the white house, was actually on the july call, so she can do one better. shes one of nine witnesses scheduled for this weeks public hearings. with us tonight to talk about all of it, karine jean pierre, an alum of both the obama campaign and the obama white house. also happens to be the authory of the new book "moving forward: a story of hope, hard work, and the promise of america." and rick wilson, republican strategist, who is soon to be foll...

Williams, who works in the white house, was actually on the july call, so she can do one better. shes one of nine witnesses scheduled for this weeks public hearings. with us tonight to talk about all of is, the chief public affairs officer from move on and an alum of the obama campaign and the obama white house. also happens to be the author of the new book "moving forward: a story of hope, hard work and the promise of america." and rick wilson, soon to be following up on his work with his new w...

Bipartisan support. in other words, there was not a single vote in favor of the inquiry by republicans in the house of representatives. now, i suppose thats always potentially subject to change and obviously the whole purpose of the public phase of these proceedings as initiated by chairman schiff has been to develop public sentiment just as which would be-- >> which happened in nixon, not so much the clinton stuff. >> it doesnt appear that it has-- the needle has moved at all and that there wil...

Informed and absolutely convinced that that is a berlioz symphony. that is frafrom symphony fantastique composed in 1830. and heres the thing. because youre the best viewers in the world i almost cant believe nbc was this on the nose with its music choice that day. but twabtz just symphony fantastique but the music nbc used as the lead-in to the impeachment hearings in may 1973 was specifically from the fourth movement of that symphony which had a title. the title was "march to the scaffold." th...

At the very top of the show tonight i was kvelling about how nbc covered the first day of the watergate hearings in 1973, specifically this title sequence that was the lead-in to the live nbc news special report for the first day of the watergate hearings in 73. and i kvelled about this for obvious reasons. >> nbc news special report. ♪ ♪ >> watergate, senate hearings. >> so i was like we are definitely taking that special report theme song from 1973 because "the rachel maddow show" needs mo...

And nbc news correspondent today show host chuck todd from "meet the press." yes, were all part of the big happy family, but i cant tell you exactly what that nbc news special coverage is going to look like. that said, i can pretty much guarantee you it will not have a theme song as cool or as oddly ponderous and artistic as the way nbc news played its special theme song and lead-in to the impeachment proceedings in 1973 for then president richard nixon. because that was all covered with nbc new...

Shredder -- >> yes, sir. about our relations with broadcasts its special report tomorrow morning on the ukraine, particularly in law impeachment proceedings against pardon? >> was there more than one? enforcement. president trump, the first have we ever asked the ukrainians to investigate >> thos. public impeachment hearings in no, sir. anybody and and i told her, the impeachment proceedings >> and he asked where the big paper shredder is? >> right. well, catherine, there are two against preside...

Deals since 1991 and thank you. great to see you. guilty by reason of insanity. "why the democrats must not win." lets assume these idiots want to impeach him, hes not convicted by the senate and elizabeth warren, new green deal, medicare for all, no private insurance and they want to take over industry and everything is free. 94 trillion. 36 trillion. we cant survive, david. >> no. totally unsustainable and in your lead-in to this you were talking about the poll. i talk about some polls in my b...