we'll be talking with jane fonda. the first time jane came on, i don't think she was really very political. she got more serious later on. meet the most beautiful creature of the future. help me. three, two, one. frost: which of all the parts you've played has been most like you? i've never played a part that's anything like me, really. i'm happy to say. (both laugh) what didn't happen to me, and i'm very glad it didn't was pow, right at the beginning, to have a part that corresponded so closely to me that i blew my wad right at the top. i haven't blown my wad yet. i still have a long way to go. from the latest picture, what did you learn about yourself? i learned the amount of cynicism that i have. i learned the amount of... pessimism. uh, it really got to me. i mean, it's a depressing picture. it's a very important picture, i think. the girl is totally cynical, totally negative, anti-life. what do you mean by anti-life? what is it- what... a need to die. a need to die. very simply, can't cope. a need to die. because

actress and activist jane fonda of the commencement address at the university of southern california annenberg school for communication and journalism in los angeles. she told the graduates they're going out into a world that is more uncertain and polarized. [applause] thank you. thank you,

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actress and activist jane fonda of the commencement address at the university of southern california annenberg school for communication and journalism in los angeles. she told the graduates they're going out into a world that is more uncertain and polarized. [applause] thank you. thank you, usc annenberg school of communications. thank you for inviting me too speak today. and it thank you to all of you parents and guardians who have supported your child in their journey and so many different ways and you graduates, hi everybody. [cheering] i am so honored to be here today for you. congratulations for reaching this milestone of the day. this launches a new chapter in your lives. there is a lot of things i would like to say. i'm going to say to kind of little -ish things that can make a big difference in your lives going forward. and then i'm going to talk about two really big things that can make a difference for the future of mankind. how does that sound? [cheering] i don't think a graduating class has ever gone out into a world that is more uncertain and polarized. being young and s

. >> they include scott pelley, jane fonda, jd vance, kristi noem, jerome powell, usher, snoop dogg, jeter, and jonquel jones. the speech marathon runs now through sunday. or watch anytime online at c-span.org. >> american history tv, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. columbia university presents the bankrupt five for the 2025 winners, kathleen dufault and james tejani. we tour the international spy museum. the historian and curator highlights espionage tools and artifacts from the collection including a letter from george washington about a revolutionary war spy ring. george mason university's john turner teaches a class on the history of islam and judaism in america. on the presidency, jeffrey toobin examines the origins and politics of the president's rights to pardon using the pardon of richard nixon as a case study. exploring the american story, watch american history tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch anytime at c-span.org/history. next week on the c-span networks, the house and senate are in session. the house p

[cheering] >> actress and activist jane fonda delivered the commencement address at the university of southern california's annenberg school for communication and journalism in los angeles. she told the graduates they were going out to a world more uncertain and polarized. [applause] thank you. thank you, usc annenberg school of communications. thank you for inviting me too speak today. and it thank you to all of you parents and guardians who have supported your child in their journey

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compare this position. of the filmmakers, directors, actors, actresses, producers in festival, when jane fonda has gone to hannoy during the vietnam war and took pictures beside the canons and the anti air strikes and air artillery from the vietnam government, that's a situation, we can compare the majority of the hollywood and the... makers community against the state department, against the netanyahu war cabinet, and considering what is happening now in haz and palestine as a online genocide, i can say i could say so, i don't know how far can it goes, because for example trump considered hollywood an enemy, an inside enemy, like in the macatism days, but for the western societies, the western civil society, this is... the goal for palestine for sure. like you said, mr. bickline, how far could it go, so i wanted to know your thoughts on this significant role of social media and how it help expose the crimes being committed by the israeli regime against the palestinians, which has been taking place for more than seven decades now, and with this new initiative at the can uh and other movements

. >> what in the world is the matter with jane fonda? >> the war is being escalated in the. >> most tragic. >> cruel way. >> we come on the air with breaking news. >> we are going. >> to. >> go. >> through this. >> with the available facts. >> this next. >> domino is getting. >> set up to fall. >> we are seeing an unprecedented. >> assault on our. democratic order. >> it's not. >> a. >> normal presidency. >> it's not a normal. >> reality we are all living in. >> we have. never seen. anything like it. >> our mission to bring you the truth is more important than ever. >> it has been a day. >> good evening and welcome to politics nation. tonight's lead under pressure. as president trump gears up for a historic trip to the middle east. he finds many of his second term priorities in jeopardy. resistance to his mass deportations is growing, with the administration arresting a democratically elected mayor this weekend as it seeks to silence its critics. his budget deal is mired in congressional quagmire, as members of his own party bicker over

example , this disturbing image of john kerry, who appears to be kissing a vietnamese protester, jane fondatually a composite of two different images. the company that makes photoshop has just released a new, advanced tool for manipulating photos and videos. at the event, which took place in november 2018, adub spoke about the program voco unveiled. if given a 20-minute sample of a person speaking, the program can read any typed text in the same person's voice. the company says that the altered voice will contain a watermark , so it will not be so difficult to detect and track the fake voice. but it may be to prevent. the fakeness of many of the fake things we see is often revealed within a few seconds , but this does not prevent them from spreading . i think the reason is that the speed of dissemination has increased so much today that with one click you can send a news item to many people. another reason is that people believe what they want to believe. but is there another side to this technology? if it can make us see fake things as real , what will it do to our understanding of reality

for example, this destructive image of john kerry, who appears to be a protester with jane fonda.on a stick is actually a combination of two different images. the maker of photoshop has just unveiled a new, advanced tool for manipulating photos and videos. at the event, which took place in november 2018, adobe unveiled the voco program. given a 20-minute sample of a person speaking, the program can read any typed text in that person's voice. adobe says the altered voice will contain a watermark, making it less difficult to detect and track down fake voices. but it may be done to prevent enough of their dissemination. be. the fabrication of many of the fake things we see is often obvious within seconds. but this does not stop them from being disseminated. i think the reason is that the speed of dissemination has increased so much today that a news item can be sent to many people with one click. another reason is that people believe what they want to believe. but is there another side to this technology? if it can do something. what will it do to our understanding of reality? will t

for example, this destructive image of john kerry, who appears to be a protester with jane fonda.tnamese man is getting old . the company that makes photoshop has just unveiled a new, advanced tool for manipulating photos and videos. at the event, which took place in november 2018, adobe unveiled the voco app. given a 20-minute sample of someone speaking, the app can read any typed text in that person's voice. adobe says the altered voice will be watermarked, making it easier to detect and track fake voices. but it may be done to prevent it is not enough to spread them. the fakeness of many fake things. we see that most of them are revealed within a few seconds. but this does not stop them from spreading . i think the reason is that today the speed of dissemination has increased so much that with one click you can send a news to many people. another reason is that people believe what they want to believe. but is there another side to this technology? if it can make us see fake things as real , what will happen to our perception of reality? will those who are trying to deceive us c

. >> be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was the most loved and the most hated woman in thing i consider. >> wrong is. >> when you hurt someone. >> the nixon white house and the nixon fbi were monitoring the david frost show. >> what in the world is the matter with jane fonda? >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. >> all right. tomorrow on velshi, when valeria luiselli volunteered as an interpreter for undocumented kids who showed up alone in the u.s. and were facing deportation, she would ask them a standard set of questions. number seven was this. did anything happen on your trip to the u.s. that scared you or hurt you? tell me how it ends by valerie lewis is tomorrow's banned book club feature. it's a great one, and i hope you'll join us for it. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> good evening. >> once again i'm stephanie ruhle and what a day we are having. you are here for the nightcap and it is day 110 of the second trump administration. and this morning the president said he would be open to cutting

. >> be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point. >> she was the most loved and the most hated woman.ow would you define. >> what is moral? >> the only thing i consider wrong is. when you hurt someone. >> the nixon white house and the nixon fbi were monitoring the david frost show. >> what in the world is the matter with jane fonda? >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. >> exactly three years ago today, shireen abu aqleh, a prominent palestinian american journalist, was shot and killed by israeli forces while covering a raid on a refugee camp in jenin in the occupied west bank. abu aqleh was wearing clearly marked press gear at the time. initially, israel said that she was hit by a palestinian militant, although later, amid international pressure and after multiple independent investigations revealed otherwise, israel changed that account to acknowledge that she was shot by an israeli soldier, claiming it was an accident. israel has never revealed the identity of the soldier responsible for the shooting, and now a new documentary offers new evidence and for the

the matter with jane fonda? way. >> by the trump administration continuing its assault on democracy this week. first attacking us judges for not giving the president free rein, then threatening to suspend habeas corpus, which is the right of a person to challenge their detention in court. but on friday, a temporary win for due process for mr. ÖztÜrk, a turkish international student, was freed from ice detention on friday. you may recall back in march, he was abducted by plainclothes officers while she was on the phone with her mother. a federal judge says that the government offered no evidence for why rumaisa was arrested, other than this op ed that she wrote in her student newspaper criticizing her university's ties to israel. now her case, along with the others, highlights the administration's continued attempt to silence dissent by taking away due process rights for immigrants. joining us now is comedian and legal expert mo ahmed. >> what are you guys doing to me. >> who tackles a lot of these issues? on his

. >> be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point. >> she was the most loved and the most hated woman.in the united states. the war. >> is being. >> escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. i hope viewers who. >> watch the. >> show can. >> take away a. >> better understanding of how what is happening in washington and what policymakers are doing across the country impacts them. >> it's possibly the biggest foreign gift ever received by the u.s. government and maybe a sitting president. president trump announced today he will accept a luxury boeing 747 from the qatari royal family, with early estimates placing the jet's cost at $400 million. already dubbed the palace in the sky, the plane will be upgraded to serve as air force one and eventually donated to president trump's presidential library. when he leaves office. the gift obviously raises all kinds of ethical questions, but does it also pose a security risk for this administration? back with us, nbc news senior executive editor for national security david rohde and former cia officer marc polymeropoulos. he is a nonresident senior

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what in the world. >> is the matter with jane fonda?escalated. >> in the most. >> tragic, cruel way. >> you may have noticed the white house briefing room has taken a bit of a bizarro turn lately, and i figured, what the hell, it's a friday night. why not dust off the cobwebs and field a few questions from the white house press briefing room today. because it's been a while. of course i'm going to answer them without the usual maga spin. so we got a few their actual questions from today. and we're going to start with andrew eggers from the bulwark. all right, andrew, let's hear what you got. >> the president posted. another ad this week for his. >> trump meme coin. the group that's running that coin is encouraging people to buy in order to win a dinner this month with the president. why is the president planning to attend a dinner for the top investors in this coin? >> well. >> i love that he was reading it. well, andrew, here's the thing. this is all about the grift selling access to make himself and his adult sons richer is a key part

what in the world. >> is the matter with jane fonda?scalated. >> in. >> the most tragic, cruel way. >> my mvp this week. we just talked about it, but i think it's so extraordinary i got to bring it back. the conclave, not the movie though. i did love the movie and it did make me feel like a papal expert. this week, the conclave. at a time when the world has isolationist influences on the rise in very short order, the conclave has chosen a true global citizen who dedicated his life to missionary work. i said it before, people want to say that this new pope is political. i would say he is speaking out for humanity at a time when we need it most. he also loves to play wordle, which as you know, is a passion of mine. and pablo just said, you know, villanova won the week. i would say notre dame lost the week. >> yeah. >> because when a chicago catholic boy goes to villanova, you know what it tells you that notre dame probably didn't let him in. all right. thank you all for. >> having been better. >> if he'd been from saint. >> louis. saint l

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a lot of these old farts like bruce springsteen, jane fonda, neil young, they don't realize it is tantrumsm more appealing. this is why trump is seen as punk rock. springsteen has become the man that he railed against. >> this is where hollywood is falling apart, this is why disney is falling apart, they do not see it they just keep doing the same thing. listen, we saw dinero do this at the tonys. when you have that kind of audience a listen, you are in england, you could have been brave and say why do you guys still have the key here? -- king here? why not take buckingham palace and make a low-income housing -- low-income housing? go to italy so you are eating too many carbs, go to china and say, hey, maybe note child labor. but to do it anda captive audience? that is not brave it. >> greg: it makes you think about the other legends who are not doing this. the next you think about as a scott adams would save the dog is not barking. you don't hear bob dylan do this and i'm thinking i bet bob dylan voted for trump. >> when you don't hear them but i'm not sure he is thinking this way either

quick speakers include award-winning journalists and anchor scott pelley, actor and activist jane fonda, vice president jd vance, homeland security secretary kristi noem, federal reserve chair jerome powell, singer and musician usher. rapper, producer and entrepreneur, snoop dogg. baseball hall of famer, derek jeter. in wnba star, jonquel jones. the commencement speeches marathon begins saturday at 10:00 ame eastern through sunday at -- eastern period or watch any time online at c-span.org. >> lawmaeturn to capitol hilltheir state and district workperiod. the senate returns m at 3:00 p.m. eastern. senators are expected to on more president trump's nominations included to be the next nasa administrator where it wilinue on legislation regulating payment stoins in the cryptocurrencyt. the houseels in on tuesday. members will consider legislation to update and authorize opioid abuse treatment and abuse programs first signed into la by president trump during his first term in 2018. a bill t remove and relocate small businessistration offices from sanctuary cities. watch live coverage of the

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. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she. >> was the most loved and the mostar is being escalated. >> in the most. >> tragic, cruel way. >> one of my jobs is to try to bring everything into perspective. the last word with lawrence o'donnell, weeknights lawrence o'donnell, weeknights at ten on msnbc. keith morrison (voiceover): it was going on a week after nathan paet was shot to death in his own garage. the us air force held a memorial for nathan. his brother eric spoke. he believed in his family. he believed in what he could do. eric paet: the gathering there was-- was beautiful. and to get to meet the people that not only he worked under, but that worked for him and for them all to feel the same way that we did about him, that he was very caring, he was always looking out for you and wanted you to succeed and do a really good job, it made us feel even more proud, you know, that what he was doing in the world was making a difference. keith morrison (voiceover): family and friends filled the pews. but one person, one very significant person, was missing, miche

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she. >> was the most.n in the united states. >> the war is being escalated in >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. '69 was a difficult time for muhammad >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. because he refused induction into the army. there is one hell of a lot of difference fighting in the ring and going to war in vietnam! in war, the intention is to kill, kill, kill, kill and continue killing innocent people! he has been not allowed to fight for two years now. there was still a very good chance that, in three or four months, muhammad ali could be in jail! and to make money, what he had to do was do interview shows like david frost will you welcome, please, muhammad ali! david was expecting muhammad ali to be pounding his chest and i am the greatest and whatnot... but this show was very different. welcome. a great deal has happened since we last met. did you see the frazier-quarry fight, for instance? no, i did not. i didn't, uh, see that fight. i was here bu

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point. >> she was the most.hated woman in the united states. >> the war is being escalated. >> in the most. >> in the most. >> tragic, cruel way. as the investigation continued into kelsie schilling's disappearance, her loved ones spent their time searching for answers. her mother, laura, thought she might have found one when she spoke with kelsie's on again, off again boyfriend, donthe lucas. laura saxton: he said, well, she might have gone back to california. she talks about california all the time. andrea canning: california actually made some sense. the year before she disappeared, kelsie packed up and moved there, along with her friend, ally harms-- kelsie and i actually moved out here to go to vanguard university. picked up and drove her car 23 hours. andrea canning: --where they made fast friends with allie jacoby. what was life like out here for all you guys? it was like a dream, honestly. we came from a small town in northeastern colorado, so living here was a whole dream come true, you know? kelsie lov

actor and activist jane fonda, vice president j.d. vance.meland security secretary representative gnome, derek jeter and jonquel jones. the commencement speeches marathon begin saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern through 7:00 p.m. eastern. watch any time on c-span.org. >> democracies, it isn't just an idea. it's a process. a process shaped by leaders elected to the highest offices and entrusted to a select few with guarding its basic principles. it's where debate unfolds. decisions are made and the nation's course is charted. democracy in realtime. this is your government at work. this is c-span. giving you your democracy unfiltered. >> and a discussion now with u.s. relations,es with china with beth van dyne, the two talk about derisking the talk with china and also decoupling. this was in simi valuey, california. ching live coverage. >> thank you so much. i am delighted to be your moderating this panel today. i don't think this topic needs m

. >> what in the world is the matter with jane fonda? way. >> all right. >> apparently, when he is not mistakenly deporting people. or slapping tariffs on everybody or bombing yemen. donald trump wants to do a little renovating at the white house. >> we are going to make and build a ballroom, which they've wanted for probably a hundred years at the white house, and it will be a world class, beautiful ballroom, and they'll use the meeting rooms already existing. and we're going to get that started over the next few months. and it's going to be beautiful, and it will be done properly and i will fund it. >> will you. >> bring. >> you will fund it? >> yeah. i'm not going to ask the government for money. i'll fund it and i'm sure we'll have some donations to it. but it's not an inexpensive thing. it'll cost a lot of money. >> hunter harris. >> and. chuck nice. >> are still with us. >> so give me your thoughts on this one. hunter, what do you think? that ballroom is going to look like? >> a mess is what it will look like. what did larry summer

get super beta prostate. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> she was the most loved and theted in the most tragic, cruel way. >> what we do. >> is try. >> to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington. >> that day. >> if you think that they. >> can treat three members of congress. >> like this and. >> a mayor, the. >> mayor of. >> the largest. >> city. >> in new jersey, they will treat anybody. >> any kind of. >> way. >> they are. they are each and every day. they are treating people with no respect, no dignity, and they are reckless. and unhinged. and we will not. >> stand for this. >> right now, we want our mayor released right now. right now. ladies and gentlemen, this is the weaponization of. >> law enforcement. >> in the. united states of america. >> do you understand what that means? that means that none. >> of us are safe. >> that's right. we will not accept this. >> democratic members of congress from new jersey today protesting the arrest of newark mayor ras baraka at an ice facility this afternoon. we're joined by one of those members of congress, new

world is the matter with jane fonda?uly, 2015. for five months, matt yussman remained under a heavy cloud of suspicion. by that time, he'd read about the tennessee credit union ceo held hostage and told to rob his own vault. yussman told investigators in connecticut it must be the same guys who kidnapped him and his mother. found this to be very odd that another credit union executive was forced to try to rob his credit union. it's the same people. there's no way that this is a coincidence. they told me it was just coincidence, copycat doing this. narrator: matt had been allowed to return to his job, but he was still under investigation. the fbi had taken over his case from the local police. and according to matt, there were serious doubts about his innocence. i was told there wasn't a 95% percent chance i was, guilty there was a 100% chance i was guilty. and i said, i'm in trouble. narrator: back in tennessee that same month, it would be another family's turn to be traumatized. a young couple was beginning their day, th

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was the most loved and the most hatedited states. >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. >> what we do is try to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington that day. joining our coverage is vatican correspondent for the national catholic reporter, christopher white. he's the author of the forthcoming book, pope leo the 14th inside the conclave and the dawn of a new papacy. chris jansing is still with us as well. take us inside what you are writing in your book. what we will learn. give us a little preview, please. >> well, nicole, i think. >> pope leo. >> the 14th selection came as a surprise to many. for so long, people thought it would be impossible. >> for. >> there to be a pope from the united states. the general consensus has been that america has too much power in the world. but the story of pope leo the 14th, formerly cardinal prevost, is a man who who spent most of his life outside the united states. he was very much shaped by his experience in peru. he said that that has been t

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was the most loved and the most hatedwar. >> is being escalated in the the world's most precious resource? wifi. and the wifi is booming. boom! -b-b-b-boooming!! booming! -booming. the wifi is booming. xfinity. rivals india and pakistan announcing they've agreed to a cease fire following a rapid escalation this week that left dozens on both sides dead. nbc's matt bradley joins us now. matt, the cease fire seems to come about quickly, but is this really a durable deal? is it actually happening? what's the latest that you're hearing? >> yeah, i mean that's the big question here christina. because now in the past couple of hours, we've seen explosions over the town of srinagar in indian administered kashmir. we heard from officials there saying that this cease fire doesn't appear to be holding, that. there are skirmishes all along what's called the line of control, which is basically that border between pakistani administered kashmir and indian administered kashmir. we also heard today, just in the past hour, from the foreig

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was the most loved and the most hatedn the united states. >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. >> welcome back to our breaking news coverage of the election of pope leo the 14th, an american joining us now, someone who knows him very well, father joseph farrell. i've got a villanova grad in the control room going a little nuts right now because the new pope is a graduate of villanova. you are also an augustinian. tell us a little bit about about the new guy. >> sure, sure. we share that in common. we're both villanova grads. very proud of the fact. still, i'm still a little shock. i'm sure he's very much in shock. everyone keeps saying it's unbelievable. and yet this is what we prayed for. we prayed that the holy spirit would guide the cardinals to select somebody who will shepherd the church as a good shepherd, in imitation of christ and imitation of saint peter. and that's what we got. i really believe that. and i think that not only because he's my friend, because he's my brother augustinian, bu

. >> talking with jane fonda. >> at one point. she was the most loved and the most.oman in the united states. the war. >> is being escalated. in the most tragic, cruel way. i can tell when someone's lying. >> it's kind of a thing i do. >> who are you? >> i am felicity price. >> both tell me that you didn't kill her. >> i think i might be foolproof. >> come on. charlie. >> kale. barracuda. >> today, growing fears that two. >> nuclear armed rivals, india and pakistan, are on the brink of war. india confirming early today it had launched several airstrikes on pakistan, describing it as vengeance for a terrorist attack two weeks ago that killed 26 people in the. disputed kashmir region. pakistan has denied any involvement in the kashmir attack and is now vowing to respond to india's. >> strikes. >> which also killed 26 people. already, pakistan says it has a showdown. it has showdown shot down five of india's fighter jets and a drone. joining me now, nbc international correspondent hala gorani in tel aviv and retired four star army general and msnbc military analyst gene

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was. >> the most. >> loved and thewoman. >> in. >> the. >> united states. >> the war is. >> the war is. >> being escalated in the world's most precious resource? wifi. and the wifi is booming. boom! -b-b-b-boooming!! booming! -booming. the wifi is booming. xfinity. very full hour, i wish you all a good night. that does it for us. make sure to follow us on social media at all the handles you see on your screen right now. and do not forget msnbc has a new newsletter out project 47. it is our analysis on this administration's latest actions, all the decisions, all the moves that are going to affect everyone today, tomorrow and for the long term. do you want to read this? we'll scan the qr code on your screen right now. you can sign up or you can go to msnbc.com. 47. all right. this has been quite a day. from trade announcements to pope announcements to a lot more. it has certainly been a busy day in news from all of us here at msnbc. thank you so much for staying up late with me. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. >>

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one. >> point. >> she was. >> the most loved and the most hated woman in the united states. >> the war is being escalated in the most tragic, cruel way. >> will republicans do control congress right now? mr. president. >> the democrats don't. >> dreamers a priority. >> well, you need for that you would need to have support from democrats. and we have no support from the democrats. >> have you had any discussions about trump? >> yeah, we've had discussions. i we would do something. i'd love to put a beautiful immigration for everybody, but the democrats don't want to approve anything. >> well, you heard it right there, folks. we have it on record. if democrats get on board, the president would move forward on immigration reform. for dreamers, this is about 2.5 million undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as kids and have been left in legal limbo without a direct pathway to citizenship. joining us now, democratic congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state. congresswoman, it's great to have you on the show. thank yo

. >> with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was the most loved and the most hated woman in the uniteding escalated in the most tragic. cruel way. >> what we do is try to cut right to the bone of what we're seeing in washington. seeing in washington. >> that day. rob stafford (voiceover): three months after rhoni reuter was gunned down in her own home with a 9 millimeter beretta, police were zeroing in on marni yang, a woman also involved with rhoni's longtime boyfriend, shaun gayle. police had been told marni was obsessed with shaun, was a woman who loved guns, and hated people who got in her way. she's conniving. she's manipulative, very arrogant. rob stafford (voiceover): they searched her home, as well as her mother's, where marni had stashed some of her firearms. they were hoping to find the murder weapon, a 9 millimeter beretta. we find a few weapons, but nothing of a 9 millimeter. rob stafford (voiceover): but they did find evidence of marni's true feelings about shaun, a revealing photo of shaun and two bears mementoes she kept in her top dresser drawer. and they came across a

. >> be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she. was the.ed in the >> is being escalated in the most the world's most precious resource? wifi. and the wifi is booming. boom! -b-b-b-boooming!! booming! -booming. the wifi is booming. xfinity. >> the trump administration is doubling down on the arrest of newark mayor ras baraka outside an ice facility in his city. department of homeland security spokesperson tricia mclaughlin is now suggesting that the new jersey democratic congress members who were there during the scuffle could also face criminal charges, and trump's border czar, tom homan, took it even further. >> they can stand out and scream all they want. they can trespass. they'll be arrested. if they impede. they'll be arrested. if they know any harbored concealed, they'll be arrested. >> joining us now is the subject of all that my hometown mayor, newark mayor ras baraka. mayor baraka, thank you very much for coming to the weekend. please give us your reaction to trump officials, trump officials response to that incident, particularly

. >> be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she was. >> the most. >> loved and the. >> most hated the war is being escalated. being escalated. >> in the the world's most precious resource? wifi. and the wifi is booming. boom! -b-b-b-boooming!! booming! -booming. the wifi is booming. xfinity. >> the president trump announced the framework of a trade deal with the united kingdom. the agreement is going to lower tariffs on cars from the uk from 27.5% to 10%, while tariffs on uk steel and aluminum will be dropped completely. but the white house says the baseline 10% tariff on all uk imports will stay in place. meanwhile, the uk is removing taxes for american companies to sell beef, poultry and ethanol. it's still not clear when the deal is going to be finalized. as the new york times reports, the british government is still pushing to bring down the 10% tariff on most other goods. and american officials want britain to reconsider tax on technology companies. officials from both governments are going to need to meet in the coming months to hammer out more specific language, leaving ope

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point she was the most loved and the most hatedeing escalated. >> in the. >> most tragic, cruel way. >> i hope viewers who watch the show can take away a better understanding of how what is happening in washington and what policymakers are doing across the country impacts them. >> all right, guys, guess who's back. former president joe biden back in the spotlight making news. he appeared on the view, his first american television interview since he left office back in january. he told the host that he could have won the election if he would have stayed in it and faced off against donald trump. >> watch knowing what. >> you know. >> now, do you. >> think you would have. >> beat him? >> yeah. >> he. >> still got 7 million fewer votes. >> yes. >> okay. >> a lot of people didn't show up. number one, number one, number two, the they're very close in those those toss up states. >> as you can imagine, that claim did not sit well with some democrats, especially former obama aide and pod save america co-host dan pfeiffer. he blasted preside

. >> be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point, she. >> was the most loved and the most. >> hated womanited states. the war. >> is being. >> escalated in the most tragic. >> cruel way. >> stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc daily newsletter. get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc. com. >> we just announced a new nominee for the us surgeon general. who never finished her residency and is not a practicing physician. so can you explain why you picked. >> her to be america's. >> top doctor? >> because bobby thought she was fantastic. she's highly. she's a brilliant woman. bobby really thought she was great. i don't know her. i listen to the recommendation of bobby. >> donald trump passing the buck again. this time about his pick. or as he puts it, rfk jr's pick for us, surgeon general casey means. means is a doctor turned wellness influencer who is prominent in the make america wealthy again sphere. and as the associated press reports, she, quote, has no government experience and dropped out of her surgical residency program, say

vince, i don't a lot of these old, old farts like bruce springsteen with jane fonda, neil young, they don't realize that it's tantrums like that that make their enemies seem more appealing. this is why trump is seen as punk rock. it's like springsteen has become the man that he railed against. >> but. but this is why hollywood is falling apart. this is why disney's falling apart and they don't see it, and they just keep doing the same thing. and listen, we saw de niro do this. what was it at the tonys? when you have that kind of audience that's going to go with it? listen, you're in england. you could have been brave and said, why are you guys still have a king here? yeah. how about take buckingham palace and make it like low income housing, go to china, talk about child. labor laws. i'm saying go to italy and say you're eating too many carbs. like do something in someone else's country that'll give you some type of backlash. but to do it in front of a captive audience, it's like, dude, that's not brave. yeah. >> it's kind of interesting, though. it makes you think about the other leg

. >> today we'll be talking with jane fonda. >> at one point. >> she was the most loved. >> and. >> thewoman in the united states. >> the war is being escalated. >> in the. >> most tragic. cruel way. >> stay up to date on the biggest issues of the day with the msnbc daily newsletter. get the best of msnbc all in one place. sign up for msnbc daily place. sign up for msnbc daily at msnbc. assistant chief tk waters was responding to a call about a possible suicide. as he arrived, he was struck by the neighborhood. tk waters: it's a gated community. and in our east jacksonville toward the beach. not very far from the beach at all-- beautiful homes, very nice neighborhood and not very easily easy to access. you have to have a way in. andrea canning (voiceover): soon he was joined by his partner at the time, detective larry kuczkowski, who was also taken with the affluent community and the dorseys' house, itself. you raced to the scene and came up to the house. larry kuczkowski: yes. as i was walking up the sidewalk to the front door here, i saw a statue of a dog that was laid over in the bus