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investigation exposed some o the misconduct and damag caused by fox's disinformation campaign smartmatic will explores the rest what's more, dominion wants to hold election deniers beyond fox accountable as well, i fact, the company ha defamation lawsuits pendin against other far-right medi outlets, including newsmax oann, which went even furthe than fox and their promotion o election lies, and they ar also taking legal action against several individuals, including my pillow chie executive, mike lindell, patrick byrne, and rud giuliani, and sidney powell. fox's record-breakin settlement here was really jus the beginning, as dominion's lead counsel said any warnin to fox's fellow election liars quote, it is not over. let us discuss this now with katie benner, reporter for the new york times, and an msnbc contributor. former democratic senator, dou jones, from alabama. he also served as the u.s. attorney for the norther district of alabama.
to determine how serious thi is in terms of the damag assessments. what have compromised. so, i think that the story well it certainly has garnered a lot of attention of the last week, we are probably not goin to know the full extent fo weeks and months to come >> all right, if you can begin for as a real kind of damage assessment from what we know because we are looking at th 100 and intelligence weekend they have been told to stand down in their intelligence mission. other areas as, well other units as well have bee directed to reassess their security amidst this leak. what damage do you think has been done specifically t intelligence, and security overall? >> so, it is a great question. and because at first i think a lot of people were saying this might be worse than the snowde leaks where there were hug security agency surveillance programs compromised i don't think at this point it is as bad as that. it seems to me that this is an
killed in columbus compared to former 33 new york city, which we should note, has at least eight times as many people a columbus of course, this hearing is not about solutions, no. it's not about that at all republicans aren't reall looking to lower crime rates are protect locals in new york city, they're looking to protect donald trump and damag the character of the man who i actually trying to hold hi accountable and enforce th law. let's discuss this with jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate special producer, an msnbc legal analyst. matthew dowd, former chief strategist for the - msnbc political analyst, and david corn, washington chief o foremother jones, he is an msnbc political contributor. it's great to have you with us >> jill, will start with you and get your action to thi lawsuit. how unusual is this kind o legal action, and can yo explain what bragg is asking the courts to actually to hear >> it is unusual, but that's
>> i think we can break it int two parts. one, is what has bee compromised, and we still don' know they will do a damag assessment on this i am not kind of at this point thinking about in a base scenario, because what is pu on some of these d.o.d. system is not the crown jewels of human intelligence or signal intelligence it is very serious, an teixeira is a traitor should g to jail, but the damage i woul say can be limited in scope. i certainly hope so. but one thing alex, i think we have to think about on this, and there's going to be a lo of questions about how young 2 year old was able to acces this information, but keep i mind, that intelligence unit i cape cod of all places i actually real. they do significant work, an he had a i.t. role which gav him some access to this. and so it goes to me, at the end of, this this is kind of the court notion of when peopl go bad, and that is the frailt of the human condition we trust members of th
department you can only imagine how muc opposition there would be from the justice department, whic me saw even when donald trum was president, even when bil barr was attorney general, eve when jeff sessions was attorne general. there was opposition to this and for good reason, because there was worried that even if there were progressive da' that the attorney generals and the donald trump disliked, there could be greater damag done in terms of ripping awa grants plus, there was in the court some of these efforts that failed as well there were efforts made to tak money away from sanctuaries, because they were defying th trump administration's policies, -- so it is much harder to do thi and i think the members of congress do this so what the are looking for is a great talking point, they are lookin at a great political talking point in the air looking a something they're hoping to us -- donald trump so as long as the wind i blowing -- there it will use this talking to disappoint him. the minute that goes away if i does, obviously the othe
it seemed like the safer decision for me at the time. >> a fox spokesperson told nbc news that the assertion that mrs. grossberg was coached o intimidated into being dishonest during her dominio deposition is false. joining us now is jonathan alter. an msnbc contributor asha it's back with us jonathan, i will start with, you hear, this week former president obama was speaking before a in the audience about how rupert murdoch has field proliferation in the u.s leading americans to no longer having, quote, shared stories. how does that really true to you? talk about the long term damag that fox has done to thi country? >> oh they have done tremendou damage in the nearly 30 year that they have been on the air in terms of pulling us apart in terms of undermining no just a common story but common assumption of what fact is. you know, once you lose
asha it's back with us jonathan, i will start with, you hear, this week former president obama was speaking before a in the audience about how rupert murdoch has field proliferation in the u.s leading americans to no longer having, quote, shared stories. how does that really true to you? talk about the long term damag that fox has done to thi country? >> oh they have done tremendou damage in the nearly 30 year that they have been on the air in terms of pulling us apart in terms of undermining no just a common story but common assumption of what fact is. you know, once you lose connection to a common set o facts, it is really hard t move forward as a small th democratic society if we depend on reason and reason depends on facts, i you have a news organization that has become a propaganda arm of one of our politica parties. it is a no way committed t
underway after a deadly stor spawned at least 60 possible tornadoes from arkansas to the east coast altogether, 27 people are dead at least one person died las night. after a tornado ripped through bridgeport, delaware alabama, mississippi, an indiana have all reporte deaths from the same storm system in belvedere, illinois, tornado threat hit a theater packed with people the roof collapsed, killing at least one injuring dozen others in arkansas, a state o emergency remains in effect. residents there are just starting to pick up the pieces after this weekend of severe weather. joining me now is nbc news reporter, emily -- from little rock, arkansas emily, after talking t yesterday, a lot more happened overnight. the death toll has risen significantly since we spoke how widespread is this damag where you are? and how is little rock doing >> yeah.