squeaky clean. there were complaints. meredith vieira says he kept sex toys in his office. hoda and savanna knew about thi this. and at msnbc, they said it was kind of a open secret. i know that s been a band phrase. some of it was consensual but a lot of it was not. a lot of it was humiliating, degrading, harassment, borderline sexual assault. it looks like they have a problem because when you combine them spiking the ronan farrow weinstein peace with them spiking the juanita broaddrick bill clinton peace and protecting matt lauer for all these years. and doesn t good for them and they made a half a billion dollars in profits every year and the ratings are great.
people who were playing by the rules that got them where they were doing with the rules say this is a huge error. dana: what to think about the ronan farrow piece? nbc-today show fixture and have a harvey weinstein story. nbc said take it somewhere else. it s not a story want to do. it comes out in the new yorker and tha
ancestry story. now with 100 million family trees, find your story. get started fofree at ancestry.com. welcome to kasie d.c. i m kasie hunt. we are live every sunday from washington from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, paper tiger. a document from the president s lawyers gives us a breath taking inside look at the mountain battle to come. we ll dig into why the president s legal team says the president can t obstruct justice. and that he doesn t have to sit for an interview with robert mueller. plus, the first-ever admission that the president worked on the statement explaining his son s meeting with the russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton. and later, an exclusive
interview with former governor terry mcauliffe. we ll talk about everything from the russia investigation to the healthf his party when he joins me live onset. but first, the start of this week, believe it or not, marks 500 days of the trump administration, and the mueller investigation rolls
pictures. afraid he will catch me picking my nose. can t believe that guy was president of the united states. because he is branded as a crook. it s important to remember the wrong approach that executive power that led nixon to those crimes. you want a level, don t you? good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to from you this office. so many decisions have been made that shape the history of our nation. need more? there was good in him. he had been a good vice-president. but he was fatally flawed and a fatally flawed president. nixon, he had been a hero to millions of americans. here is a guy who received more votes than anybody else in the history of this country. the richard nixon they supported through the years was not the richard nixon that they thought
they knew. every generation has to lose their virginity. it was just the day that my generation did. to think that we re the only generation that had that experience is probably the mistake that a lot of gen
A story we never stop learning from as we attend this story. where we were then and who are we now? what do we stand for? that s one of the very important things discussed today and will continue to be discussed, i hope. harris: so beautifully put. the amount of weapons and machinery, unmatched. once america got involved the whole world took notice. our fighting force at that time was one that was unmatched just in general. what we are watching right now, martha, is unfolding in omaha beach and seeing the beginnings of that reenactment. i want to bring pete hegseth into the conversation veteran of iraq and afghanistan wars and co-host of fox & friends weekend. we ll come back shortly to you, martha. what we just saw there. we are seeing some of the barges that will come to land on omaha with reenactors in period
Fighters at the forefront, too. we honor them, we thank them, we keep them in our minds this hour and we will cover this the moment it begins. there is a reenactment of those warriors showing up on omaha beach that is unmatched. we have seen some of this, every five years. on the 75th would saw it. today is the 80th. we are losing warriors from that generation daily. we are fortunate that they came before us. so we ll get to this as it plays out. for right now here at home the white house and democrats are in full court defense after a wall street journal piece began casting doubt on president biden s mental acuity and fitness to serve. the headline behind closed doors. he shows signs of slipping. just shy of five months until
Today. dana: thank you. bill: a good buckeye, there, cleveland, ohio xavier university. that s right. thank you. dana: fox news alert and we have continuing coverage of today s ceremonies in normandy, france, as leaders and veterans of the western allied nations mark the 80th anniversary of d-days. the beginning of the ceremony getting underway, you see may kron and zelenskyy. bill: our coverage continues. an emphasis on this international ceremony about what is happening right now in europe and specifically the war with russia and ukraine. so as we get ready for that, we want to remind you that a small scale reenactment of the normandy invasion featuring period landing craft and a flyover by a squadron of planes are still flying as we see president zelenskyy right now in
Also, there s a refreshing change brewing at starbucks to tell you about the coffee giant unveiling these, what it s calling in a more eco-friendly design for its iconic plastic cups starbucks as the new cups use 20% less plastic than the current ones. and that they conducted did tests with baristas and customers to make sure that change doesn t affect the cups performance. and listen to this story out of canada s six people have been arrested i stood in connection with last year s multi-million dollar gold robbery at toronto s pearson international airport. police are now calling it an inch side job revealing that two of the suspects or former air canada employees, the group is accused of stealing more than 15 million worth of gold from a shipping container. one of the largest gold heist in canadian history. i look forward to that reenactment wherever whenever it premieres on max netflix, we ll be watching for that so caitlin clark spent her college
AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF)- Happening this weekend, the 30th annual Battle of Aiken reenactment, one of the last Confederate victories of the Civil War. Starting Friday hundreds of soldiers and living historians from across the country will act out the historic battle for thousands of students and spectators. Every year, people gather to watch one of […]
Reenactment of a hamas tunnel where so many of those hostages are believed to be held. i spoke today at hostage square with norm perry, who is the daughter of 79 year ohio mary, one of the hostages. she told me what she s going through right now, take a listen. after 100 days, do you still feel hopeful that your father s coming home? i don t have an option. i have to be hopeful, i have to be here and fight for him every day, and i have to keep and safely each and every one of the world that no one should sit silent. alex, in the gaza strip they are reeling from one of the most intense bombing campaigns in recent history. nearly 24,000 people in gaza have been killed so far, according to the palestinian health ministry there. that is about 1% of the population. our nbc news team in gaza has been speaking to residents there who say look, we understand that israel is
Not guilty. there was two or three undecideds, and the rest were firm, he didn t, he was guilty. so, line by line, they debated the evidence. even performing a reenactment, said a juror, amber, minus the bullets, of course. we reenacted the scene on the tables. we push them together, we took the pillows, and we had two people on the bed. after hours of talk, and debate, it looked like it would be a hung jury. one guy would not give up. the judge said, there will be no hung jury. you will keep at this until you are done. it went quickly after that. finally, end of the second day, the rear did the courtroom. that was nerve wracking. we prayed for the best, and we knew the truth that it wasn t chris. and the jury found chris