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So with all that, we bring in our leadoff panel tonight. pulitzer price winning columnist for the post eugene robinson, msnbcs chief business correspondent and co-anchor with steph knew rule, ali velshi and "boston herald" chief washington reporter kimberly atkins. ali, i have to start with you. well start on the bis councils we have news about steve bannon, news on several fronts. well get to all of it. these councils are a visual usually. >> yeah. >> the president likes the visual because he l...

The water grew close. neighbors jumped in to help with everything peabody they could fine. motor boats, jet skis to make trips around the communities to pull anyone stuck to safety. lets bring in the leadoff panel. matthew, our white house correspondent and anita. and for the chicago tribune clarence page. the expectations and hopes were relatively low about president trumps performance out there. the idea that he won be critical of his predecessors in some fashion or blame someone came true. th...

About 20,000 pages worth of documents. manafort himself, 400 pages and donald trump jr. about 250 pages of documents and going back into our archives, as manaforts name was mentioned in stories about the russia investigation more and more often, heres what the white house said about the man who ran the trump campaign as its chairman. >> he was replaced long before the election. you know that, right? he was replaced long before the election. when all of this stuff started coming out. it came out ...

Strong, and the comments on tuesday erased the strength. what we want from our president is the moral authority. that was compromised when tuesday happens. theres no question about that. >> on those notes, lets bring in our leadoff panel. our white house reporter for "the wall street journal," our host of "msnbc live," katy tur, who covered the entirety of the trump campaign, and also returning is our msnbc contributor, jason johnson. so eli, well begin with you. what does it mean when these two...

The democrats are trying to gum up the works before a vote on betsy devos for education secretary. they plan to keep talking all night. as of now, unless they pick off one more, its a 50/50 vote requiring vice president mike pence to enter the chamber to vote to break a tie. that will be a first for a cabinet nominee. a lot to talk about tonight. lets bring in our leadoff panel. veteran of the bush white house, and the campaign trail, our own msnbc political analyst, nicolle wallace. and from wa...