Walled In News Today

now. thanks, chris. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we start with breaking news out of "the new york times." special counsel jack smith has interviewed donald trumps son-in-law and former top white house aide jared kushner. "the times" reports in an interview last month the special counsel focused on whether trump had privately acknowledged that he had lost the 2020 election. in other words, when trump claimed the election was rigged, did he know he was lying? did...

Because these are some of the safest city along the border, the president has to make a real effort to demonstrate where the problem exists to emphasize pictures to backup his words and the drugs and the crimes. how he does that? well wait and see and try to make his pitch with pictures to the american people. >> peter, is he feeling boxed in, walled in, i should say? >> reporter: perhaps walled in right now. whats notable is the president criticizing democrats as he noted with them the last hou...

Promising a wall that mexico would pay for might have helped trump get the nomination, but right now, its the president, not democrats who are walled in, or boxed in, so to speak. so with us this morning, we have mike barnacle, professor and author of the book "democracy in black" eddie claude jr. and msnbc political contributor rick tyler, cofounder eo of axo jims vandehei and susan paige. great to have you all. here we go. president trump appearing to soften on his demand for a wall, holding h...

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Tossing boats aside like childrens toys, uprooting houses and turning the city streets into torrents of angry blackwater. much of kesennuma is still under water and walled in by mountains of debris. every street we tried to get down is jammed with piles of cars. even the rescuers are struggling to find a way in. when they do, mostly what theyre finding are bodies. this one, a man found trapped underneath a car. nearby, i find this man. his house has been completely destroyed. you can see the tid...