. >> joining me now is joyce van, i am going to start with this. on a scale of one through a thousand on the likelihood that i would one day won the championship or the chances of being a millionaire tomorrow , what are the chances that donald trump will sit in a lawsuit against social media companies? >> if one is the lowest then i am going with one, jason. >> and the reason is because and this is my thought as a non-lawyer. one, donald trump does not want to go through with this lawsuit to begin with. it would lead to discovery or all sorts of investigations and e-mails of intimidation attempts between him and members during the campaign. what could he be doing by claiming he wants to sit for a deposition, how is it helping him or any of his lawyers? >> this looks like a fun raising stunt from the moment he filed the lawsuit. he and the republican party sent out fund raising e-mails. it would be surprising to see it goes as far as discovery because of the fallacy of this legal claim that social media platforms are government entities. it boggles

. >> joyce, i don't know what to make of this rise of the moore's group that we saw in massachusetts yesterday, apparently on their way from rhode island to maine, they seem to have affiliation with the sovereign citizens movement with which you have had some dealings? >> it gives us some sense of how broad the american tear landscape is and what an important job the fbi has on top of it. rise of the moors is typically believed to be an offshoot of sovereign citizens. but then one of the men arrested was able to put out a statement saying they weren't. historically rise of the moors has had a unique belief that they are exempt from u.s. law because of the 1787 treaty between morocco and united states. that treaty does not exist. that pretty much exemplifies the belief of the sovereign citizens which are the conspiracy theory of conspiracy theory us. they believe things like at birth everyone is assigned a bank account depending on which sovereign group you listen to and they exert their ability to be independent from government control, they can have that money back. they don't have

joyce? >> thank you. first, dr. doherty, in getting prepared for this hearing, it was interesting to find that i actually have a chapter in northeastern ohio. i appreciate what your organization is doing about reminding folks of the commonalities we have. i think if people take the time to listen in this town -- unfortunately there are a lot of talkers, not so many listeners. when you listen you're able to get to those commonalities. the one thing i found in my ninth year here now, unfortunately we say we're member driven, but most of the big things that have come through start in the speaker's office and come down. with that being the case, what do you think it would take to incentivize leadership to start being more bipartisan and get to that buy-in? i'm a guy who got here in november of 2012. was on the hit list and already had an important for 2014. having been a lawyer, you're used to the negotiation of going back and forth and things don't just happen. you have to listen to folks and take offers back and forth

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attorney for the northern district of alabama, joyce vance. i listened to your podcast episode that just dropped today. i encourage everybody to listen to it because you guys tackle a bunch of issues, including this one, and you say weisselberg isn't looking at a lot of jail time if convicted. as to whether he could flip, you pointed to others who said they wouldn't but did. did you elaborate? >> it's an interesting issue that prosecutors face. what do you do when you're building your way up the chain, you've got someone you need to become a witness, but they're resistant to cooperating with you. so the reality here is that what weisselberg ultimately faces under this indictment if he's convicted is most likely a sentence in low single digits, and he may have decided he certainly would have been well aware of that during negotiations before indictment, so he may have well decided that that's something that he can deal with. but what you're referring to and what i think is really interesting here is the evolution that we saw with michael cohen

lawrence, i have to tell you, watching the arrests of joyce beatty and the other representatives who are threatened with arrest and likely will be arrested when they return home to texas and on the eve of the anniversary of the passing of john lewis, i think to

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that's what congresswoman joyce beaty says she got into after she was arrested after a voting rights protest on capitol hill thursday. how lawmakers and activists are pushing to keep the spotlight on this fight. next. >>> and that white house covid response team briefing that we've been following. it just wrapped up. the cdc director walensky said 97% of people who are hospitalized with covid right now are unvaccinated. she went on to say that this is, quote, a pandemic of the unvaccinated. unvaccinated at pnc bank, ball! look out! we believe in the power of the watch out. the “make way, coming through” great... the storm alert... dad. and the subtle but effective ding. that's why we created low cash mode. the financial watch out that gives you the options and time needed to help you avoid overdraft fees. it's one way we're making a difference. because we believe how you handle overdrafts should be in your control, not just your banks. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional on bloating, gas, or abdominal d

joining us now is joyce vance, district attorney for the you alabama, professor at university of alabama law school. good to be with you. >> good to be with you rachel. >> i have gotten very shy about the word unprecedented but i was surprised when we started poking around that this might be what do you make of the size of the bond and the fact that it was released. >> i was surprised i was that surprised that barrack was barrack was released as released i think i would have released. as a prosecutor i would've gone to the mat, gone through the mat to just because he keep them in is such a flight risk custody. and that's one of. that's the one of the bases federal two bases prosecutors that federal custody -- barrack is pretty much the poster child for a flight risk, dual citizenship, access to a lot of money and private travel, so he's really someone that it is difficult to believe that even a large sum of money could be sufficient to secure his presence. he 74. he undoubtedly doesn't want to spend ten years in prison, that this state statute was could ultimately result in. probably the

i'm not going to call you joyce lynn anymore. i apologize for that. jocelyn benson. thank you, secretary, for joining us. you and other lawmakers and activists met with the vice president today to talk about voting rights and threats to voting in michigan and around the country. what are you hoping the federal government will do? >> use every tool at their disposal from the bully pulpit to their lawmaking ability, to their enforcement authority at the justice department to protect the votes of every citizen in this country. it's clear the assault on democracy is escalating. it's clear that as the democrats in texas have shown us today, we all need to prioritize this as the most fundamental issue before us in this moment, and we have to use every tool at our disposal to ensure that in every election, state, local, and federal, that every vote is protected. >> michigan was targeted by the former president and his supporters trying to overturn the election. lawmakers including sidney powell, lin wood, sued using witness statements that claimed supposed fraud, right? wel

the destruction continues little for cross country where it is to see do you shall my lads, but hey, joyce is welcome. i'm going assume like i love me. hon was indeed nosey. he was on the course read the courses and eyes and i called them a number i was he cause i just saw me. coventry in brazil, mining on indigenous territories is totally prohibitive. the amazon contains about 20 percent of the world's total volume of river water, more than 80 percent of the world's food has its origins in this rain forest. apart from tearing down native forests in miners have also started digging for gold in the rivers contaminating these waterways. with mercury, one of us other more the only fish. because we only show you fishy chicago. samantha, there wash key is g, julia must. but i must have somebody vis attending network resolution work in a space. ok, but modern must be badge. he broke the shot up front. he fell, noised, best comes, put up with his elementary feel list besotted us about you know, the vice of the neck had jo compare unless you just, you know, is that mighty fis. muscle. mccadden fel

with me now is msnbc contributor joyce vance, the cohost of the sisters in law podcast. great to see you this morning. i don't know that most good americans care at this point whether kevin mccarthy decides to populate his part of the panel. they care we get to the bottom of how this happened, what prevents it from happening again, and who our elected members are who may have been assisting and aiding and abetting the insurrectionists >> it's so important to have a historically accurate version of what happened here. and many people may forget now that we have the 9/11 report, many of us have read all or parts of it. but we forget that that process too was a difficult one. not everyone embraced it at the outset. but the lesson we learn from the 9/11 report is that if this january 6th process proceeds so we can understand the facts without any sort of varnish put on them, what happened, who was there, what did they do, and also hear from expert witnesses who can inform us prospectively about what can be done to prevent a recurens in the future, what do we need to do in th

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joyce, i love the fact they essentially wrote their own indictment with spreadsheets. your thoughts. >> well, this is an absolutely fascinating sort of commentary tour for the top executives at the trump organization to be making right now. of course they haven't been indicted yet. allen weisselberg is the one who's indicted in this particular indictment at least so far. but it's hard to figure that there aren't criminal defense lawyers for any number of people who have been out there just face palming as they hear this sort of commentary. you know, what you expect from the owner of a company when there is an indictment like this is to deny the conduct occurred or express outrage. this sort of approach saying, gee, it's not much of a crime, is it, is really unusual and probably won't play well if it ever has to play in a courtroom. >> it's sort of like i only rob the five and dime argument. it's not like a rob a rich company like walmart. that doesn't help you if you rob the five and dime. this is one of the things that trump argued. never before -- never before -- has

to come out of my comfort zone, but it's going to take more than hank johnson and latosha brown and joyce betty and others to come out of their comfort zones and to confront this evil that is right there in front of our face and ready to choke us to death unless we can show that we are not going to lay down and let it happen, we are actually going to seize control, this is our country. we built this country. >> yeah. >> and so, you know, nobody has a claim to it bigger and better than us. so, it's up to us now to save this country, if not just for ourselves but for our fellow man. >> yes, as our friend angela said, we built the country for free, mind you, so, thank you, congressman hank johnson for the work you do, you mentioned congress woman joyce beaty who got arrested and thank her for being on the front lines and you have been doing the work a long time. you do not get thanked enough. thank you both. and don't go anywhere, we have more coming up. the up coming olympics are shining a spotlight on inequities in sport for women and especially black women. the amazing cary champion, the

attorneys, joyce vance. the failure to anticipate the attack is one of the big questions. the fbi did issue a warning based on social media posts, but capitol police did not consider those online threats credible, according to the senate's investigation, at least. so what questions would you want to ask the fbi director if he were to be called before the committee? >> this is a great place to start, andrea. it's critical to reconcile the discrepancies we have between the head of the washington field office of the fbi. he said the bureau had no intelligence of anything beyond first amendment protected activity, with the clear reporting from the field office, which talked about folks who were intent on going to war, and even parler sent tips to the fbi. understanding how that information was handled and why it didn't reach the top levels of the fbi will be important to diagnosing to problems here and preventing a reoccurrence. >> and another big shocker was how outnumbered capitol hill police officers were. they weren't equipped. they've had a big change in management, as re

today congresswoman joyce beatty, chair of the congressional black caucus, was arrested and taken into custody by capitol police during a peaceful protest in support of federal voting rights legislation. also today texas democrats who fled to washington in a last-ditch effort to prevent the passage of a very restrictive new voting law in their home state met with senate democrat who happens to have the key vote on these issues, joe manchin of west virginia. the problem is that whole thing with the filibuster never actually came up with conversation with him. >> there shouldn't be a democrat or a republican that wouldn't or couldn't or shouldn't vote for something that truly just only deals with voting and the rights of voters. >> did you have a discussion in there about that? >> that's what we had. >> there is no thing about the filibuster. >> there is a thing about the filibuster. >> what if no republicans will support that. they indicated they're not doing why -- >> you know why? because they had a bill that's 800 pages long and everything thrown at them. let's get back to the basic

the chair wom of congressional black caucus joyce beatty arrested on thursday with activists during a voting rights protest in a senate office building. speakers voiced frustration about how the john lewis voting rights act and the for the people act stalled in the senate. in a round table discussion vice-president kamala harris emphasized that the fight to protect voting rights is being done for all americans, not just those on the left. >> let's be clear. not about any one racial group. or gender group. this is about all americans. this is not an issue about democrats versus republicans. this is about americans. and this group of national leaders are very clear about that. this is the fight for all people regardless of who they voted for in the last election or the next election. >> the focus of protecting voting rights was central to an impassioned speech given by president biden earlier. as a handful of gop led states continue infringing american's ability to vote. he gave a stark warning the behavior could go on some time. quote we're facing another test in 2022 in new wave of vo

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joyce in on this. and mr. cleaver has often raised the fact that the rules of the house, if we enforce them. the rules say you can't impugn the motives of your colleague. and watch for debate and see how often somebody says that. >> somebody should be empowered to say this is at a line. >> yes yes. >> so mr. joyce. >> thank you. >> yes. >> okay first, thank you and for him getting prepared for this it's very interesting to find i have a chapter in northeastern ohio and i appreciate what your organization is doing about bringing folks to the commonalities that we have. if he will take the time to listen in this town unfortunately there's a lot of talk is not so many listeners. but when you listen you get to those commonalities. the one thing i find here now, is unfortunately we say were driven but most of the big things that have gone through our start in the speaker's office and come down. and with that being the case, what do you think it would take to incentivize the leadership to being more bipartisan. but

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and days after being arrested at a voting rights protest, congresswoman joyce beatty, chair of the congressional black caucus, is here to tell us about the good trouble she got into. i'm jonathan capehart, and this is ""the sunday show"." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday, texas house democrats are still here in washington, denying the republicans back home the quorum they need to pass yet another slew of voting restrictions and begging congress to act to protect the access to the ballot in the lone star state and beyond. complicating matters? three of the texans all fully vaccinated, have tested positive for covid and are quarantining. one state representative, seal i can't israel, has no regrets, noting in a statement, quote, i hope this intense highlights the sacrifices we're willing to make for the cause of democracy. >>> earlier i spoke with house majority whip james clyburn of south carolina about what congress is doing to move voting rights forward. >>> joining me now is house majority whip congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. whip clyburn, thank you very much for coming back to "the su

let's bring in andrew weissman and joyce vance, both are msnbc legal analysts. andrew, i'll begin with you. many said that allen weisselberg is the tip of a larger iceberg. if that is true, what did you learn yesterday when the indictments were unsealed and what's below the surface? >> i think it was a correct description that this was a sweeping indictment. they talk about a 15 year scheme that began long before president trump was the president, continued during the time he was president, and even continued after he was president, involved numerous organizations under the trump ulbrel la and numerous executives. this was a shot across the bow, i think the beginning not the end of the investigation. the signal to allen weisselberg and others is get on board now because we're not afraid to bring charges and we're going to be detailed and thorough in our investigation because what they did bring yesterday was impressive. >> joyce, do you agree what they brought yesterday was impressive? >> i agree with andrew in that regard. and i'm struck every time i hear the f

governor pritzker sign the legislation last week and state senator joyce sponsored it. >> if she has the initiative to run a lemonade stand cashiered -- she should do that. >> reporter: now that she can operate her business without restrictions, where she serves that lemonade is set for an upgrade. >> reporter: a new and improved stand courtesy of the kankakee mayor and an alderman. the young entrepreneur saving coins for a college fund is back in business. in kankakee, jim williams, cbs news. >> the youngest person ever to fly to space will join jeff bezos next week and oliver daemen is set to take off with him on the new shepherd rocket. the 18-year-old was not originally set to be on the trip, but blue origin said the mystery bitter who pay $28 million for the seat had a scheduling conflict. what? they bumped up oliver who participated in the auction and secured a seat on the second flight. the company has not said how much he paid for the spot. >>> microsoft is bringing back the decades-old virtual assistant who is getting a second life as an emoji. he debuted in windows 97 as a

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ohio democrat joyce beatty was among nine people taken into custody for demonstrating in a prohibited area of the hart senate office building. she later tweeted #good trouble in honor of the late john lewis. >>> we're learning more this morning about the arrest of nfl star richard sherman. he's out of jail this morning but police are disclosing new details about the case against him. newly released video of richard sherman shows the nfl star trying to break down the door of his father-in-law's home. the video obtained by our seattle station komo shows an enraged sherman, who is arrested early wednesday and now faces charges of trespassing, dui, and resisting arrest. >> i need officers to my house now. my husband and drunk and belligerent. >> reporter: police say the 6 1/2-hour ordeal began after sherman consumed 2 bottles of liquor and became aggressive. >> he's trying to leave now. he's wrestling with my uncle. he's threatening to kill himself. >> reporter: sherman then driving away from their home. a short time later police say he crashed into a construction barrier, abandoned his c

a day after the chair of the congressional black caucus, joyce beatty, was arrested while participating in a peaceful protest. a house subcommittee held a hearing examining the potential impact of the recent u.s. supreme court decision upholding two hotly contested arizona voting rules. >> of congress disagrees with the decision, it can and it should override the court. >> reporter: calls for federal legislation have also echoed this week from the white house. >> so much of this is not new and is going to require us to be tireless and committed and vigilant in fighting for all peoples right to vote. >> reporter: yet gridlock remains in congress, where democratic lawmakers are pushing for two bills, including one named for late civil rights icon and congressman john lewis. >> tomorrow marks one year since his death. there are vigils planned nationwide in his honor, including one here in washington, d.c. also a few scheduled in the bay area, and organizers say they will be calling on congress to pass voting rights legislation at the federal level. >> john lewis made such an impact on this

i think that the assumption is that if you clean joyce native for example, that will have very serious repercussions for the russian national security and therefore our show will have to take adequate measures in order to deal with this new challenge i. and also i think the position which is shared by menu is that not all of ukrainians are so eager to join it, especially in the east of the country. and their voice should be taken into consideration by decision makers and key, but is not the very definition of the determination which you say that russia doesn't have. if you have the people of ukraine elect a government to that government decides to formalize this wherever. that's not russia's business, is it? no, it is not. i think that ukraine is a sovereign country and it can do whatever it wants to do. but why did that the ukraine population suppose this idea? but of course, ukraine will have to face consequences of its measures because e for us believes that the national security deteriorated. a super kid that's, that's clear. so we have this, this exercise going on, but just finish

well, that is all correspondent in the lebanese capital bay route and joyce b. now i didn't say 9 months on really, where does the government go from here? well the political crisis which wasn't profitable for the past 9 months, is just become more complicated because the prime minister designate now resign side the how do you the he has stepped aside and he's also saying, i'm not going to endorse any candidates. and his support is important because the post of prime minister is reserved for muslims. and these and lebanon's effect terry and base power sharing agreements. if he doesn't throw his weight under any new new name, for example, then that this person will not be seen as legitimate. and then the next cabinet will be considered one sided. it won't have the support of the lebanese, most of the lebanese people, as well as the international community. so right now, finding a solution to form a new government is going to be very, very difficult. you mentioned the lebanese lira, it has further plummeted in the last half hour. you mentioned 20000. it's not trad

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you can follow me at kim vanelle from macon vanelle and the entire team here at inside joyce bye for now. phoenix. ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah . there's a wave of sentiment around the world if you will. she won't accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover the big stories and report on the big events going on. but we will say, we tell the story, the people generally don't have a voice. whenever chance might never be afraid to hand up, not the question. and i think that's what they were really does. we all the questions for people who should be accountable and also we get people to give them view of what's going on when a war crime is committed. is it come to the, how does it follows that garzon human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court? i says, every place to make sure that that ought to bring its taking on the arms trade in his fight for justice, for innocence, palestinians and their families made in france and dis

florida from i to get sir james, stacy joyce's know from kabul. james, these rocket attacks are coming at a fairly critical time in afghanistan. how likely is this to impacts the ongoing piece, negotiations between the african government and the taliban? i don't think you'll have a direct impact, but i think it does show you the fragility of the situation. this is an attack that took place, but am local time in the heart of the city and targeting the center of power and the presidential palace, the arg where those pres ede were taking place. it was not as busy as perhaps it would have been normally in the center of the city at that time because people are at home with their families. at the time of immediately after the attack, president ghani gave a speech and gave his reaction. we have the woollen determination of peace and we have also sacrificed for it, but the telephone do not have the willing simulation for peace. we have to take our decisions, according of course, this follows the go see ations fresh negotiations that took place up until su

and the richardson joyce's now life from talk. you want to be know a boat simone balls is withdrawal because she was known to be the key gymnast in team usa. what i think time and time again. so my involves this praise test, sporting brilliance and determination. and i think we saw another aspect about strength of carrying to last night when she knew when the time was right to step away from the competition to protect her mental health and also gave her teammate the best chance of going on to when i didn't pick madeline, i think the front of the us olympic team, i've come out and officially praised her decision that other religions have given the backing to show you that we all making some progress and looking after high performance athletes, mental health. i think all face coming to these games and so were presented with the unique list of precious from unprecedented social media scrutiny to the fact that a, a cove at 19 positive test could end that participation in these games at a moment's notice. and i'll talk about simone bil

communication channels between the 2 careers were tested on, she's say, let's get more of a rock with bright c joyce's life form. so i wrote, this is a surprise announcement. i significant, would you say this is that's right. it has come as a surprise. no career quite often use it and it has in the past use the hotline. it's severing and then it's restoration again as a way of showing its displeasure. but said the restoring of it now comes after a year of virtual silence. when the relations basically across the dmc, you have been at a standstill, so it is, it is a significant this line was cut last june when relation solid. and in fact, they got so bad that no career actually actually destroyed a liaison office that was set up the meant to improve relations. it is also come to a significant date. this is the 68th anniversary up the signing of the armistice. the broad fighting in the korean war to an end. it's been marked in north korea with kim jong and the lead to the visiting a cemetery to his country's war dead. so it seems as though this is meant to coincide with that. and also with the announceme

he knows it will take a long time data but correspond namisha. joyce well joins me now from tele myisha the health system there and it was totally overwhelmed by the recent wave. and we heard in that report that some patients saw other patients dying and had them screaming. does india now have to cope with a part of society that's under a post traumatic stress. but rebecca, that can be separate and mom have definitely had a physical, emotional. and even if i mentioned them back on, tell them to people it is baseball and to find others who have who have heard of debt among the family as well as the board has an impact. but on the other hand, now the even restriction for me just put the, the, i'm not in, it is also surprising to see how quick the bounce back is the market of being over again, that of the restaurant and once again. so if you read the sites that are many what, what dropping below not one, but then also you really want to get back to normal life. there's also incentive to go back to make him back off the 2nd law down all around the country. and this is something was almost e

it empty joyce christensen was among those who found the video in support of the fellow countrymen. a lot of people were viewing beyond the assange campaign, viewing. this is just something that the trump administration was, was doing well. it actually wasn't the trump administration that was doing it. of course, we know now that don't trump consider issuing a pardon to join the signs for someone that wouldn't, that was going after him. you wouldn't be thinking about issuing a pardon. so this is something that the u. s. department of justice is showing and their that's why nothing is simple as simply dropped with the change of regimes in the us or administrations in the us. you know, it's almost pain swept to the side by a lot of the mainstream media. and you even have some journalist tonight still protest at calling him a journalist. will are going to say that julian assigns is form of journalism. is probably the most pure it comes with that any spin with that, any sort of opinion that's added to it. he's just giving the raw data to the people and i think he should be applauded for

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almost all locked on restrictions, which you described as quotes, an error in judgment that the vast joyce's life from amsterdam step, what do they feel they can do now? well there is a lot of anger, of course, about this explosion of infractions. and one of the parliament members actually called the criminal and ethical, the prime minister has apologized on monday. but there are a lot of questions about how could this be a wrong judgment. one particular policy by the government has been happily criticized, which was called dancing with johnson. it's in dutch, it's something johnson, which rhymes. and it was a policy to attract young people to get vaccinated. sort of government organize, pick vaccination events with di chase, music. and i asked young people to get back to me than they could go clubbing and partnering straight after. so instead of waiting for 2 weeks before the vaccine would take its, its work, do its work. they ask that they told young people, it's completely safe to go clubbing, and that's exactly where everything went wrong. thousands of young people between the ages of 18

joyce vance and mike schmidt joining us. michael schmidt, talk about two things, what kind of lawyers have been representing her and how drastic of a shift is it to have someone as a former federal prosecutor step in and take over her fight to end her conservatorship? >> so there's a feeling from the spears' side that she has not had an aggressive lawyer, a lawyer that came from a top-tier firm that could use all of the resources of that firm to aggressively represent her in trying to get out of the conservatorship. what she is seeking is she is seeking basically a high-end criminal defense lawyer, a lawyer that has a range of experience, a lawyer who has done litigation, a lawyer who has represented celebrities and a lawyer who is willing to take on the other side. her father's side is represented by another prominent firm, and this is a huge legal fight with a lot of money on the line, obviously a lot of questions about freedom and choice and, you know, someone's ability to make their own decisions about their own lives. t