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barker was also a vocal animal rights activist and he was 99 years old when he passed away. such a legend. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. rachel: what great advice for anybody who is in broadcasting, treat every show like it's opening day. and he really did do that. by the way, if you're a child in the a '70s and '80s and you were home sick -- >> that music. rachel: that music. you know it. or you went to your aunt's house and they were watching and one day i got to be on the price is right and, boy, our producers were digging and digging, trying to find the tape and they couldn't. >> you were on the price is right? rachel: i was on the price is right. i was 18 years old. they would take you in groups of like six people at a time and you would go before the producers and then they did the show and i was like listen, everybody makes you know what of themselves on the show, i'm going to be really cool when i do this. if i get picked, i'm not going to do anything stupid.
>> it's mostly fine, but you can't do it because you're goin to get fired for ignoring customers for it, but it makes sense. people would give you the money. is the bartender and the wrong for this, only barely on instagram. just take care of people in the money will come. steve duffy says if the bartender was good at his job, he could wait on both customers. jackie, are you taking the tips? >> i would. >> here is my bartending story when i was tending bar for thre years during college. some people come up and say i'm not really a drink or can you make at daiquiri or a piña colada and i didn't give them any alcohol and then you give that to the guy that's a good customer and everybody's happy because you give a little more
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republican party any good to continue to rehash an event that has now brought a lot of criminal exposure for many republicans close to trump and obviously for trump himself. >> greg, jackie, and andrew, thanks to all of you. and by the numbers. a brand-new nbc news poll shows just who the republican party, rather showing the republican party is just not quitting on donald trump. these are big numbers. our poll for iowa and why his lead in the 2024 race for the gop nomination continues to grow. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. watching "andreal reports. this is msnbc. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day
fulton county jail this week for donald trump's surrender. he and his 18 co-defendants have until friday at noon to show up, but law enforcement officials are telling nbc news the former president is not expected before thursday. lawyers are reportedly meeting with the d.a. to negotiate bond and other terms of surrender. joining me now, blayne alexander outside the courthouse. greg bluestein, "washington post" reporter, jackie, and former fbi general counsel and prosecutor, andrew weissman. so, blayne, this jail is really notorious. even the officials are admitting it's in terrible shape. there are all kinds of dangers there. as far as the prison population and the conditions. how is the sheriff preparing for 19 high profile surrenders including a former president of the united states?
court. >> jackie, donald trump canceled his event today, where he said there would be a news conference, irrefutable defense of his indictment, but we've confirmed he has recorded that interview with tucker carlson. that's a prerecorded interview he intends to use during the republican primary debate. >> that's right. trump is once again thrown the playbook out the window for what you'd expect from a front-runner and is not participating in the debate on wednesday and instead, will be counterprogramming with the tucker carlson interview that he's already pretaped. i imagine that he has spoken quite a bit about the 2020 election. he has been set on relitigating it against the advice of some of his advisers. republican strategists as well who think it doesn't do the
has an assessment out, they think russia might be to blame for bringing the north koreans to having this kind of a weapon. so we're hearing the president may be coming out here sometime soon. we're going to toss it back to you. this will be a fascinating summit to watch. it's not quite an alliance. they've been clear about that. they want to make clear, this is not a new alliance they're putting together but certainly a new cooperative effort between the u.s., japan and south korea as these challenges continue. >> martha: obviously any alliance along those lines makes china bristle because it's the united states forming bonds with countries right in china's back yard. so we're going to watch this closely. jackie, thanks very much. we'll go back as this gets underway. a little opportunity for reporters to ask questions of president biden. he has a lot on his plate. so let's bring in former
cover that. >> so there you have it. the state contends in grades as young as kindergarten requiring teachers to notify parents if the child's gender identify would violate the anti-discrimination law. back to you. >> gillian: nate foy, thank you. >> john: bring in jacqueline tobacco, the vice president of the middletown new jersey school board. jackie, good to have you with us, appreciate hearing your side of the argument here and wondering, what was it like in court to be arguing that side, the judge, david bauman, was asking tough questions of both sides here in this debate. >> he was. thank you for having me on and caring about the issue that we are embroiled in. judge bauman was great, he was really digging in, came out hot against the state at first. it was nerve wracking to be there, you know, knowing that i couldn't respond or say anything, but our attorneys did a great job representing us.
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raised. whether hunter could still be tried for his foreign business dealings. >> our client has been investigated in a five-year long thorough, pain staking investigation for every transaction he was involved in. if the now special counsel decides not to go by the deal, then it will mean that he or they decided something other than the facts and the law are coming into play. >> that was an interview with margaret brennan on face the nation. joining me now, jackie and harry. so, harry, what do you make of abbey lowell now claiming the foreign business dealings have been looked at and that the pretrial agreement not to go after him on the gun charge is still in effect? every indication certainly from the prosecutor, then prosecutor david weiss' announcement of the