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. and also on capitol hill today, donald trump jr. being grilled meeting with the house intelligence committee behind closed doors. documents obtained exclusively by nbc news reveal donald trump meeting with the russian lawyer for dirt on the hillary clinton foundation. clint watts, former fbi special agent and security analyst. welcome both. clint, i want to ask you about that and i want to ask both of you what we know about the deutsche bank records, because from many sources confirming that...

Committee to answer questions about his contact with russians during the 2016 presidential campaign. ken broke story. also with me matthew miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department and msnbc justice and security analyst. lets talk first if we can about this new development about flynn. >> this is a remarkable story and quick correction. it was actually 11 minutes into trumps presidency. on inauguration day, these texts went out according to a whising blow blower speaking to house...

A way must be found through negotiations to resolve the status of jerusalem as the future capital of both states so the inspiration of both artists can be fulfilled. >> msnbc political analyst john mclaughlin, former cia director and security analyst. rick, first to you. we go back to 1948 and reaffirm with 1979 in camp david that the united states would keep its embassy in tel aviv and would not recognize israel, jerusalem as the capital. even though its the capital for all intents and purposes...

Practicing a mock attack against a north korean missile launch site and theyre pushing it closer to the brink of a nuclear war. a senator fears the u.s. is running out of time. >> i would urge the pentagon not to send more dependents to south korea. south korea should be an una unaccompanied tour. its crazy to send spouses and children to south korea given the provocation, so i want them to stop sending dependents and its time to start moving american dependents out of south korea. >> joining me...

National reporter for nbc news, carol lee. special agent clint watts. associate editor for "the washington post," david ignatius, and joining the conversation, former justice department spokesperson now an msnbc justice and security analyst, matthew miller. >> matthew, tamerlin tsarnaev a -- i have to ask you off the top. when the president of the united states says he had to fire michael flynn because he lied to the fbi, what did that immediately say to you? >> it immediately said hes admitting...

>> eric, good to talk to you. thanks for joining us. eric prince is the founder of blackwater security firm. >> thanks for having me. now joining, matt miller now an msnbc justice and security analyst. matt, whats your take on everything this morning? >> two big takeaways. one, i think the important thing is that we know there have been two tracks to this investigation. the first track being whether there was illegal coordination, illegal collusion during the 2016 election. the other important...

To enter thandle the russia investigation, that, under any conceivable idea, is not privileged. >> did you ask that question? >> i asked the attorney general specifically, did the president of the united states ever take any action that you believed -- instruct you to take any action that you believed would hinder the russia investigation? and he declined to answer that question. >> lets bring in our friend matt miller, justice and security analyst. and a former chief spokesman for the justice d...

Co-director today said it would have more than enough range to travel from north korea to washington d.c. it could hit new york city or full so or anywhere in the continental u.s. the state of hawaii in the pacific from the cold war days and being admirably calm and playing soothing music to explain that to the people of hawaii and north korea to being a threat not just to the pacific neighbors but the rest of the united states, how close was north korea to being that global threat and how much ...

Anywhere in the continental u.s. the state of hawaii in the pacific from the cold war days and being admirably calm and playing soothing music to explain that to the people of hawaii and north korea to being a threat not just to the pacific neighbors but the rest of the united states, how close was north korea to being that global threat and how much should we see the threat as changing with the kind of test they performed today. joining us is president of the plou ploughshares fund and nbc news...

Establish 447 new federal judiciary positions. that is a mouthful. it is a lot. the plan, if successful, could potentially double the federal judiciary. this massive influx of conservative judges will serve for decades. >> all right. for more on this, were joined by matthew miller, former chief spokesperson for the justice department and an nbc justice and security analyst. i want to put something on the screen about trump versus the courts. think, matt, about the extent to which courts have act...