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happy new year and welcome to "msnbc live." we've made it to 2021 but our country is still facing the same crises with the coronavirus pandemic, and the calamities that have come with it. >>> while we're in the final weeks of president trump's term, he seems preoccupied by last ditch attempts to extend his time in office rather than dealing with the pandemic that experts say could become worse in the coming weeks. nbc's steve patterson is on the ground here in los angeles where the coronavirus is pushing hospitals to the brink. nbc's kelly o'donnell is outside the white house. nbc's mike memoli is following president-elect joe biden in delaware. also with us is reuters white house correspondent jeff mason. happy new year, everyone, thanks for joining us today. steve, i want to start with you. we've been hearing from front line health care workers on how dire this situation is here in l.a., that one person is dying every ten minutes in l.a. county. what's the latest? >> "dire" is really the only way to put it. it's certainly how

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. >>> breaking news on msnbc. major developments overnight ahead of donald trump's impeachment trial. the former president losing at least two of his defense attorneys just days before the trial begins. >>> senate majority leader chuck schumer now dismissing the idea of censuring trump. instead he says, he vows to expose him in trial. >> donald trump is the worst president in history, and to sweep it under the rug, say never mind, i told tim kaine, censure, clap on the wrist, no. we want to go for full trial. >>> marjorie taylor green emboldened after a phone call with donald trump. the backlash against her growing by the day. senator mitt romney out with a stinging rebuke. >>> the chasm between republicans and the list of gop lawmakers censured by their own party for impeaching trump. the latest target, south carolina congressman tom rice. what hes's how saying about his impeachment vote. >>> maryland announcing a second variant in its state. the more infectious south african strain. >>> and the coldest weather o

happy new year and welcome to "msnbc live." the year that saw covid-19 spread to a global pandemic is in the books. hope dawns for 2021. this new year begins with more than 120,000 americans hospitalized with coronavirus and the nation's top infectious disease doctor, anthony fauci, saying things could get worse very soon. >> you have 200,000 new cases a day. we have now over 2,000 to 3,000 deaths per day. we have record hospitalizations. over 125,000 hospitalizations. it's a very difficult position to be in. things could get really quite bad as we go into the first couple of weeks of january which will reflect what went on two weeks previously, namely where we are right now. >> nbc's ron allen is in long island city new york and shaq brewster is at bradley international airport outside hartford, connecticut. ron, you're in queens, the one-time epicenter of this pandemic. what is the situation like on the ground right now as we head into this second calendar year fighting the virus? >> reporter: well, the positivity rates are g

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here on msnbc. now an msnbc political analyst. joy, we always talk about the 100 days since fdr's first 100 days. but already too impatient for that. the first ten days. >> yeah. he is doing this under, you know, having washington d.c. being an armed camp because trump supporters are now dangerous and have to be considered so by law enforcement, et cetera. i think about two of those things. that is going to ring in there pretty loudly throughout trump america. the second is immigration. this is the whole reason donald trump has got such a lock on 06% of white american voters. protections and expanding protections for lots and lots of non-white immigrants. that sends a message that is who he is here to represent and expand. that will be a source of stress. i think we need to protect communities of color not just on inauguration day but they need to be ongoing. >> there is something else new in the ron klain memo. we are not going to be having government by surprise. you are not going to wake up on wednesday or thursday morning and

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here on msnbc. and then on thursday, the day after the inauguration, white house chief of staff ron klain will be among my guests for a special last word, inside the biden agenda. that's thursday night, 10:00 p.m., and i'll be back here tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. for "the last word" right here on msnbc. >> in less than 72 hours, we will have a new president of the united states. from nbc news in washington, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> at least 15,000 troops are in washington, d.c. as the country prepares for president-elect biden's inauguration. the national guard has cots to sleep on now set up inside the capitol visitor center. they had been sleeping on the marble floors. cold comfort for troops working to prevent more violence both at our nation's

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let's go to msnbc's dasha burns. what are you seeing there? >> hey, alex, as you know this is a capitol with quite the history of threats and armed protests. as we've been here, you can see security ramping up. there's now a fence surrounding the capitol building. we've seen a very significant presence of the michigan state police and national guards joining them this weekend as well. the mayor of lansing just put out a statement urging people to stay away from the downtown area tomorrow unless you have an urgent business here. i also spoke to the chief of police of lansing. i asked him what he was concerned about and what he was hearing from the community here. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it's concerning, and know that, you know, as a law enforcement agency, you know, particularly on a local branch, i have the community's ears and many of our community are terrified as of right now. so we're doing everything we can to ease their tension and how we do that is we prepare. and we engage with our partners and certainly we've done that

>>> good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to "weekends with alex." we have more breaking news on the insurrection as well as this it's from "the new yorker" magazine. i want to take you right to the video and the chilling sights and sounds of those rioters in their own words. take a listen, everyone. [ yelling ] >> go, go, go! watch out. go! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] police! [ yelling ] [ metal clanking ] [ bleep ] [ yelling ] >> go, go! whose house! whose house! [ bleep ] being controlled. [ indiscernible ] >> let the people in. [ beeping ] >> we love you guys. take it easy. [ yelling ] [ chanting "treason" ] [ chanting "defend your constitution, defend your liberty" ] [ banging ] "chanting "1776"] >> guess what, america showed up! [ indiscernible yelling ] >> where the [ bleep ] are they? it's a pr war. you have to understand -- we're better than that. >> information operation. there's got to be something in here that we can use against the scumbags. >> hey, yo, yeah! [ bleep ] where are they? >> while we're here, we migh

he is also an msnbc political contributor. jake, welcome. congratulations on the launch of punch bowl news. it's been great to watch. what do you guys have this morning, particularly as you look ahead to the georgia elections tonight that you're watching? >> well, kasie, good morning, and thank you, and thank you for the plug. a few things that are worth keeping in mind here. number one, on the certification, this is a complete kamikaze mission, as you know, but it's worth restating. there's no way that joe biden is not going to be president come january 20th, and the republicans are setting up their base for a massive failure for reasons that are not clear to anybody. that's number one. number two, on the georgia election, kasie, the most consequential pair of races in

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for msnbc inauguration special. washington is often quiet around the capitol on a sunday night, but not this quiet. it definitely belies the anxiety felt around the district and across the country. law enforcement is working overtime to prevent violence on the streets ahead of the transfer of power. let's spend this hour locking ahead at president-elect joe biden's inauguration. from nbc news in washington, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to the week. ♪♪

msnbc viewers know you to be bullish on blue. are you saying specifically that what you call the political gossip or what other people would call sources and intelligence what you're hearing through your networks is making you more positive about democrats taking one or both of these seats than say, how you felt yesterday as a general blue democrat? >> first of all, i'm a white southern democrat and a lot of my friends are the same. we're not used to good news. we're not bullish people by nature and i got to tell you, brian reid would say james, election night you thought we'd know by 10:30. okay. we didn't. you thought you'd win. you lost. i'm 76. i'll take the heat. i genuinely, i looked at my cell today and i made 4 1 phone calls of quality. i feel good. it's a stupid thing for an old man to say but what are you going to do? >> what are we going to do? nothing. >> i don't expect to be -- [ laughter ] >> we always like to kick off our big election coverage on msnbc with james carville and i think that's very interesting to hear

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msnbc contributor and former fbi agent clint van zandt and msnbc contributor and attorney katy fanning. clint, you sat what california is doing here. do you think this is enough of a visht deterrent, that people will maybe see this on the news, maybe not this network, but see it on own and say, i'm going to stay home this time? >> i think this is something that has to be done. many people are suggesting that the capitol police got caught off guard. others are saying that, hey, the fbi and other organizations contributed intel that sug something like this could happen. well, it's one thing if it happens once, but i don't think any organization, be it the federal government or any state capitol is going to take the chance of this happening again. you have to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> something that wasn't done on january 6th. katie, i want to turn to you in the insurrection that we saw. some people are saying they did what they did saying the president wanted them to do it. some shouting that while storming. let's take a listen to some of that. >> hey, we were invit

let's play some of this new video just coming in to our msnbc newsroom. this is why police came to the scene in the first place. reports of street racers and a crowd of people blocking part of the road here. so you see here that video that tacoma police car plowing through that crowd and then you saw the police officer not only hitting a group of people but running somebody over. we're queueing it up again so you can see. a spokesperson for the police department here says the officer is believed to have sped up after the crowd began pounding on his windows and he stopped a short distance after. two people were taken to the hospital after this incident. one has been released. we'll stay on this and gather more video from the scene and continue to update you throughout the day. >>> one of president trump's -- president biden's first calls was with boris johnson. they are focused on strengthening the so-called relationship between the two countries. sarah harman is joining us from the uk. based on the photo, it appeared as if it was a cordial conversation. l

we have republican members of congress who are going on cnn and msnbc and anywhere else they can be heard saying this is an attack at the heart of democra democracy, ben sasse, adam kings and others who should know better, cornyn, thune, mcconnell and there are more. of course, the media promote to them in the media say look at this, look at this they are trying to reverse the courts of the election and trying to take the franchise away from the people. let me be abundantly clear about this. i wrote a piece about this the other day and you may want to check it out. on january 6 we learn whether our constitution will hold and whether the republicans care. let me be clear, article two, section one, clause two of the united states constitution and

he is also an msnbc political an list. let me start with you. what's the latest with this dear colleague letter from the speaker? >> it's the first time speaker pelosi has explicitly stated her intent to impeach president trump again which would make him the first president in american history to be impeached for a second time. now this comes as the speaker is finding the passive resolution to most likely hit the house floor tuesday urging vice president pence. and with the spofrt cabinet remove president trump from office. there is no indication that will happen. speaker pelosi said the next step for her is to bring up articles of sxeext there is one particle article circulating among democrats charging the president with incitement of insurrection against the united states government. the expectations is that the democratic led house will take that up and pass it. there are, however, disagreements among house democrats about the practicality of it. specifically some democratic lawmakers that i've spoken to have conveyed their belief that impea

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>>> good day, everyone, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york city, welcome to "weekends with alex witt." here's what's happening 1:00 p.m. eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific time, as president biden enters his first weekend into the white house, senate republicans are trying to delay the start of the second trial. but the articles for impeachment will go to the senate monday night and the trial begins february 9th. senate democrats will need 17 republicans to vote to convict trump. senator mahonio discussing the likelihood of that prospect on msnbc earlier. >> i don't know that we're going to get 17 but that doesn't mean we shouldn't proceed to hold this president accountable and that doesn't mean we shouldn't stop him from ever seeking elected hospital again and that just takes a majority vote. >> in a delay of the trial not giving lawmakers two weeks to focus on other business like president biden's agenda. his call from unity is already facing several roadblocks as several key lawmakers are shooting down some of biden's ambitious plans. but he did get his choice for defense secre

also with us, another returning guest, glen kirshner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc

i'm kathy park at msnbc headquarters in new york filling in for stephanie ruhle. happy new year, and welcome to 2021. we made it. we are diving in with renewed hope but also a reality check of what we face in the days ahead with this pandemic. these are the facts at this hour. as we start this new year, we just passed 20 million confirmed covid-19 cases in our country. one of those new cases includes a florida man who has been found to have the more contagious virus strain from the united kingdom. the state reports he has no history of travel. florida is now the third state after colorado and california to identify a case of this more contagious variant. and los angeles county's health director says this mutant variant is likely already in their community considering more cases of the strain were just found in california. even worse, l.a. county just reported its deadliest day from this pandemic on thursday. erasing the record it set on wednesday. and right now, hospitals in l.a. county are facing intense pressure from waves of new patients. >>> i want to start wi

>> here is the problem, we did a survey within the last ten days, msnbc, 95% of msnbc voters voted for joe biden, 95, 96% of cnn voters voted for joe biden and 94% of fox news viewers, 93% voted for donald trump. so these cable news programs are preaching to the choir and that's a tremendous challenge because it means that you only go to your network that is supporting you. it's trivial news at its worse. howie: how much of a problem is that for president biden whose inauguration and half of republicans don't believe he won the election? >> it's almost impossible for him to be heard for those who have written him off. it's the reason i told bret baier a few nights ago and i need to stop interviewing these people because frankly for me i realize that i'm not the focus of this, but it's so upsetting to hear this anger and this distrust and this vile that comes out of people and what you did not play is the worst of all is when they go at each other and you can't stop them. i think the ultimate consequence of this is that we've lost our ability to reason with each other. to listen to each

leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill, we're joined by jake sherman co-founder of punchbowl news and an msnbc contributor. leanne, i will get to you in a second on the new developments regarding security threats. monica, i want to start with you. any second we may see the president now, we have not heard from him in realtime, like in front of actual members of the media since last week's riots, he has done no tv interviews, he has been banned from social media and now he's headed out to the border just when things are really starting to get extremely disturbing and potentially difficult here in washington. >> reporter: certainly, hallie. he's going to be also leaving washington for one of his last times as president of the united states as he goes to this border town of alamo, texas, today, where we know he intends to at

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msnbc's vaughn hillyard is there. what are you seeing? it looks pretty somber. >> reporter: just in the last hour it became evident as we were outside of the u.s. capitol here on third street between constitution avenue and independence avenue. there was no release or the press were not made aware of this moment. it was just this litany of police vehicles here that you can see here just outside of the u.s. capitol ahead of what is going to be a procession for officer brian -- alex, sorry, i think we're getting here in position. this is all kind of coming to us here. it was officer brian sicknick, the capitol police officer who passed away on wednesday. you can see not only capitol police but also you see metropolitan police department. we're told essentially here ove. essentially in the last hour, they put out a call to presently off duty officers for the processions. we've been told that brian sicknick's remains will be making their way from the medical examiner's office to the funeral home here. again, this is five days after officer si

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jason johnson from morgan state university and msnbc and geo contributor is back. also joining us, tim o'brien, from bloomberg, opinion and elizabeth neumann from the department of homeland security and adviser to the anti-trumpism group defending democracy together. elizabeth, i'm going to start with you. i stumble when i read your title. defending trumpism. you and steve schmidt have understood that beating trump in november was the tip of the iceberg. what is underneath trump, who really is a figurehead, is this wrought, this brain washed group that now includes it would appear some radicalized extremists. what do we do now? >> i would add to that that the radicalized extremists were

we had a fellow on msnbc saying he needs to see where the evidence of failures was before he can criticize them. it was to shut down one of the branchs of government. it was preposterous, would we let a mob surge into the cia headquarters if you try to enter an air force base where there's nuclear weapons storage, we'll use lethal force. we simply cannot surrender the security of our institution of government to a mob even when it's incited by the president of the united states. this is not rocket science, securing one set of buildings on federal property in d.c. and then it has nothing to do with the mayor of d.c. this is a federal responsibility. the capitol police don't work for trump, they work for the congress. so it was a massive, inexplicable failure. >> the capitol police was very confused as to who they worked for yesterday. or they just felt because white people were walking in it was different. i don't know. i'm asking. but i'm looking at video right now which we'll show you later, nbc news video, of what hand after a draft of the senate health care bill was revealed a couple of

>>> good day, everyone, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to weekends with alex witt. here's what's happening at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific time. we have breaking news to share as capitol hill is bracing for a showdown in just four days. more republican senators announcing today that they are at least in part joining the fight against the election results. seven sitting republican senators, including ted cruz and four incoming senators say they will object to certifying the electoral college votes. the group we intend to vote to reject the electors from states as not regularly given and lawfully certified the statute tory rec sr requisite. democratic senator chris van holland slamming the efforts last hour on "weekends with alex witt." >> these are political arsonists at this point in time. they are undermining the integrity of our democraciy. many of them talk about america needs to be a voice for freedom overseas but they're taking a blow torch to that idea here at home. >> those efforts by congressional republicans were

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