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the american economy and the prices youre paying for everything. tonight, the new and encouraging signs. the slight improvement on inflation. combine that with falling gas prices and what economists tonight are now cautiously saying. we have new reporting here after the fiery crash landing on a california freeway. the plane making that emergency landing, hitting a truck, bursting into flames. how the pilot survived this, trying to save lives as he came down. the alleged murder for ...

government. a decade ago the "new york times" admitteded and they published a piece on the rise of domestic surveillance abuse which exploded. the patriot act became a short hand for government abuse in overreaching which inflicted collateral damage on political dissent and religious liberty. thats still true and still a tragedy. what is fascinating is that the "new york times" stopped acknowledging it. there was not a single mention of the 9-11 anniversary on the front page of yesterd...

americans and their governmentm. a decade ago. the new york times admitted this. the times markedis the anniversary of 9/11 by publishinhed a piecg a piece on the rise of domestic surveillance abuses which explode after the 9/11 attacks. the patriot act, according to st the new york times, quote, govem quickly became a sort of shorthand for government abusenh and overreaching, which, quote, inflicted collateral damage on political dissent, religiousl liberty and the freedom of associat...

>> the president has done what he can do with the tool in front of him. >> i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. a lot of people out there making $30 grand,s $40 grand a year tt didnt go to college and need help as well. >> the truth is, in a sense that criticism is correct, but the answer is not to deny help to people who cannot deal with these horrendous student debts. >> that debate in a moment, but up first for us today, a national security gut c...

know who nancy is. we believe this is his fiance but chelsea decided her next mission is to figure out who nancy was and maybe find her family too. >> oh, aaron gilchrist, thank you. a beautiful, beautiful story. thank you so much. it is exactly the top of the hour. the fourth hour of "morning joe." 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. we begin this hour from new reaction of a unsealing of a redacted copy of the fbi affidavit used to justify the search of former donald tr...

possible obstruction. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, august 29th. its pretty much the end of summer. there is new reaction this morning after a heavily redacted copy of the fbi affidavit used to justify the search of former president donald trumps mar-a-lago home was unsealed on friday. the 36-page affidavit removed details of the federal governments efforts to recover classified documents, including top secret information that trump is alleged to have illeg...

election interference, what hes saying and when he might go under oath. developing news overseas, putting europe on edge. international inspectors on their way to that nuclear power plant coming under fire in ukraine. the fears growing over a possible radiation disaster. our team there on the ground with a live report for you. meantime, good afternoon to all of you. im alex witt, in for hallie jackson here in new york. im joined by ken dilanian, as well as msnbc legal analyst kelly...

the american economy and the prices youre paying for everything. tonight, the new and encouraging signs. the slight improvement on inflation. combine that with falling gas prices and what economists tonight are now cautiously saying. we have new reporting here after the fiery crash landing on a california freeway. the plane making that emergency landing, hitting a truck, bursting into planes. how the pilot survived this, trying to save lives as he came down. the alleged murder for ...

mar-a-lago. just one day after the justice department released the redacted affidavit that led to the search of his florida resort. the u.s. intelligence community is now assessing whether national security was put at risk. and new tonight, a federal judge has scheduled a thursday hearing to consider donald trumps request for a special master to oversee the fbis review of evidence seized from his florida home. cnns natasha bertrand is here to break it all down. >> reporter: pam, we are...

mississippi. a trump appointed federal judge has indicated that she is likely to grant a request from his legal team to appoint a special master to review evidence of the search of the mar-a-lago estate. a hearing for a final decision is scheduled for thursday. the application for a special master is seen by many legal experts as having no benefit and possibly a delaying tactic. and an advisory will be made on the possible risks of nag at security. michael cohen has more on that. >> ...