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Welker, thank you both so very much. meanwhile, russia is threatening to retaliate for the u.s.s decision to kick out 60 russian diplomats joining 24 other countries now in response to the attempted poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury, england. british foreign secretary boris johnson addressing the house of commons this morning, applauding the swift global reaction to russia. >> our call is not with the russian people. we held out the hand of friendship to the russi...

End, the beginning for you all. intere . >> exactly. >> one of the young people speaking there. kaylee hartung, thank you. >> so lets talk with our panel. we have a security analyst, and also from the weekly standard, and also our political commentator and also national executive director of the college republican national committee. thank you everybody for being here. so you can see there they are putting action behind this saying listen, right now you will hear our voice. give us a little bit ...

A signal that we will see a club at least an american effort to roll back iranian. influence either in yemen lebanon syria or iraq just briefly could we see a military action with iran yes i think so i think we would see at least as i said military action against iranian allies in the middle east. security analyst thank you so much. all saying that the united states and anger and a lack of progress on gun control is set to come in or come to a head rather on saturday when more than half a millio...

Of its users was apparently used for political purposes before the 2016 election. in massachusetts attorney general is now opening an investigation into facebook and data firm tied to the trump campaign this after a new york times report that a cambridge analytical used personal data from 50 million facebook users without approval. facebook suspended the company for violating policies and now launching an internal investigation. cambridge analytic a denies wrong doing. lets talk it over with mat...

Balances the absence of the president being more forceful on this issue. so thats whats unfolding right now. details still coming into us in terms of a detailed background briefing. chris? >> kelly, well get back to you as we learn more from that briefing with administration officials. but i want to bring in nbc news investigations reporter, tom winter, as well as msnbc justice and security analyst, former doj spokesman, matt miller. my panel is still here. tom, youve been reading in on this. i ...

Says that the issues and the crimes, and ill read it now, the original and superseding indictments do not focus in the slightest on alleged coordination between the russian government and the trump campaign during the 2016 election or even mr. manaforts brief involvement in the campaign. so basically what his attorneys are saying, its not proper for mueller to be able to look at things that dont involve the 2016 election and the charges that are brought against my client. those are charges that ...

>> but you indicted 13 russians and, like, everything that happened in the seychelles means nothing. >> no, no, the seychelles were amazing and its definitely -- its definitely something. its just like the more time that goes by, you know, the more that i keep thinking about obstruction. >> this is just [ bleep ] embarrassing. collusion is literally the only thing ive been looking forward to for the past year. >> at this point i honestly feel like im only half in with collusion. >> joining me no...

The white house says president trump intends to meet with bob mueller. white house deputy shaw of abc saying interview would take place under oath and that the administration has quote no intention whatsoever to fire bob mueller. and president trump tweeting this morning to refute a new york times report that wants it hair lawyer who represented bill clinton during his impeachment. joining my panel now, msnbc security analyst. and now chief operating officer for risk management, frank, thanks fo...

Cooperating with the fbi when he was stopped at dulles airport in january. he was served a subpoena, he was questioned. he had planned to go on to the presidents party that weekend in mar-a-lago celebrating the first year the president was in office. joining me now, security analyst and former fbi special agent clint watts and nbc national political reporter carol lee. youve got new reporting on all of this, carol. george nader goes all the way back to when i was kofcovering hostage crisis. he w...

As well. when many cases it looks like it was his own white house that had leaks. i mean, heck, a whole book, "fire and fury" was writeen on the white house leaks. i think this is more attacks on process and an effort to ignore the evidence. thats whats so concerning. is if you read the indictments that mueller has put together theres powerful evidence of what russia did and instead we are at war with ourselves and not doing all we can to protect the ballot box the next time we go to the polls. ...