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politics nation. tonight's lead, campaign countdown. happy mother's day to all the mothers. this weekend marks 100 days to the democratic convention in chicago and less than six months to election day. showing the contest between former president trump is as close as it can be. but the contrast between the two men would approach to this race could not be more stuck. the biden team has been with the president and vice president and using them to highlight the administration's side and point out the threat to democracy that is posed to

their opponent. as he spends his weekdays tied up with his hush money trial. then jetting off to the rallies of the supporters, like the ones he held beachside last night in wildwood, new jersey. only time will tell whether the reason over wage will win out when they head to the polls. we start tonight with michael tyler. michael, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me, and happy mother's day down in atlanta. i should say that. >> you should say that. let's start with what you shared with msnbc today. listing former president barack obama and the clintons, as well as george clooney and julia

roberts for major fundraising efforts. republicans are trying to close the money gap in this race. talk about maintaining the financial advantage and will we see some of these popular celebrities focus the events in some of the battleground states where the campaign could use a boost right now? >> yes, absolutely. you'll certainly see more of that as we approach the crucial fall months of the campaign as we are building on the historic war chest. $192 million in the bank. the money we're raising, it's equally as important as the grass roots and the donations we have been able to raise. teachers, nurses going to joebideen.com, giving $5, $10 at a time. we are very proud of that had

fact. and also to what that money allows us to do right now, we have 150 field offices in all eight battleground states. we will have them all across. running ads on things like healthcare right now. contrasting what the president has done, capping the cost of insulin at $35 for seniors against what donald trump wants to do, terminate the affordable care act. kick tens of millions of people off the health care with the preconditioning diseases. so that's what the money will allow us to do and we're we are excited as we enter the summer? president obama was announcing a new facility that will employee several thousand people on the site. former president trump announced a major manufacturing center that never materialized. the event highlights a

challenge for your campaign. many voters would say trump is a deal maker and a job creator. while biden is the one that's actually making deals, creating jobs. how do you get that message to voters in wisconsin and for that matter, michigan, pennsylvania, and other states where economic policy focused on high-quality manufacturing jobs can be a game changer? >> reporter: it can be and to your point, that is exactly what he's delivering across the country. as you pointed out, racine is the site where donald trump showed up with a golden shovel in hand, promising the eighth wonder in the world, which never showed up. this week president biden shows up, $3.3 billion in investment and across the contract between donald trump who e repeatedly broke his comeses to america workers, whether it is racine

or laurel, michigan, where not a single auto plant would close, but six closed under his administration. 15 million jobs as you pointed out, and while doing the work of lowering cost for americans. healthcare costs, out-of-pocket prescription drug caps for seniors. the $35 insulin cap we mentioned earlier. we are going to do it on our paid advertisement, on the ground. meeting people where they are. it's going to take all that work over the course of thefection 100 days. we are confident that people are going to know they are fighting for them. >> i talked to someone i know who says the only one he has from trump is what happened to

the eight wonders. the convention is not there and he says the city is ready. but as you know, this are democrats who are worried ant the possibilities of demonstrations, perhaps remembering the chaos of 1968's convention in the windy city for the democrats. are you confident the party can pull off a convention that shows a part of unity and inclusion as opposed to the republican convention, where organizers are reportedly to keep protesters as far away as possible. >> we will the democratic party and provide what they need and the reason i'm confident is because if you want to look at work this campaign and this president has done to unify the

party since the primaries kicked off, for example, it is joe biden at the democratic base. it's donald trump who is having problems unifying the republican party. you look at indiana most recently, you have nikki haley still carrying over 20% in crucial crucial states. metro atlanta was struggling. outside of detroit he's struggling. outside north carolina he's struggling. nikki haley dropped out in march is still carrying support at this stage of the race. yes, we understand the work we need to do to continue to the coalition of our base. we think it will be on, and you're going to have republican convention that is going to be a showcase of the most extreme divisive rhetoric that we've seen under donald trump. >> now one week from today,

president biden will give the commencement address at morehouse college in atlanta. many young black americans are feeling frustrated with the president over the war in gaza. not only young blacks, but many of us even older want to see more action. it's a perceived lack of progress on issues like police reform and voting right. republicans in georgia justed a new. what is the campaign's message to young african americans who are perhaps torn on whether to vote for biden or even cast a ballot at all? >> yeah, well first on your last point as it relates to the legislation that governor kent signed into law. this is exactly what they do. they know they cannot win on the leveled playing field. they know their agenda is

extreme and out of trust for the vast majority of the american people, so they try to rig the system to their advantage. this campaign will not allow it to happen. we have robust organizing infrastructure and we're going to make sure every single eligible voter has the opportunity to cast their ballot. as. this campaign will make it absolutely clear that joe biden a and for black america and modern history and since the day he took office, we achieved record low black unemployment under this president. and we got the highest rate of black small business growth in a generation. so we're going to campaign on the record and also on the vision for the future, and we're going to contrast that against our opponent in donald trump. we are going to talk about his economic records. the things that went up by the end of his term for black

people where the uninsured rate, we'll talk about who he is as a person in the public life. falsely accusing the political life in bringing up, and we're going to contrast that against our opponent. when we do that, black voters will continue to understand they have somebody who is fighting for them day in and day out in joe biden, and we'll protect joe biden in the extremism that he presents. >> you mentioned central park five, i'll let someone march on his behalf of donald trump and taking, facing the death from the team. thank you to biden's moo 25 likely to be the dramatic week ahead and the hush money trial

for former president donald trump. joining me now is the criminal defense attorney. donald trump's former attorney, michael cohen, will take the stand tomorrow. his time on the stand will last at least a couple of days. this is someone who once said he would take a bullet for trump. now he could the smoking gun. cohen's testimony could directly connect trump to the falsified records. what will you be watching most closely for in his testimony? >> well michael cohen has to connect the dots. he has to actually attach trump to the documents that the prosecution is alleging him to be falsified. what he needs to do for the jury is actually paint the picture. tell the juror about the

conversations around the $130,000 money payment needed to made be made to the attorney general. and the meeting in 2017 about how to reimburse cohen for the $130,000 that he paid to stormy daniels, and that he was going to falsify the records to hide, to disguise that reimbursement as legal expenses. he has to paint that picture. he's the final piece of the prosecution. if the jury doesn't find michael cohen credible, the prose loose and donald trump could be awaited. >> now the defense is saying for legal work. wouldn't the defense have to then show some kind of documentation of what kind of work he did for the sums of money that he got over $400,000

in reimbursements? >> probably so. i mean what the defense has been doing so far is trying to distance trump not only from cohen and painting cohen to be a some sort of fixer and a person who goes rogue and to who did this all open his own. he wasn't really paying attention to the documents he was signing. he wasn't paying attention to the detail. that's how he's trying to distance themselves from the crime itself. because listen, paying somebody in exchange for their science is not a crime. falsifying the records in order to commit another crime, which will rise to that level of the felony is the crime and what they are trying to do, he knew nothing about reimbursement other than for it. >> and now michael cohen

testified against trump in the new york civil trial where he accused the former president of fraud. now trump's team is expected to escalate the crime. speaking to jen psaki earlier today on what to expect from him tom in comparison to the testimony we've seen in the past when he formerly, loyally served as trump's lawyer. take a listen to this. >> and he won't be doing anymore twiters. he'll be the, e recently, i know he'll be telling the truth and they will be telling the truth no matter what he says. he knows everything he says is fully corroborated. >> and what are your thoughts? do you think cohen's credibility issues from the past could undermine the

prosecutor's case or the fact they say documentation will back them up in many ways and neutralizes that? >> yeah, cohen is a convicted liar. his hate for donald trump is well documented. but what the corporate has done and they are there to support what cohen is suppose to say. so what the prosecution wants the jury to do is take every single witness and listen to the testimony in contest of one another. not in isolation. because what they are doing again, building this puzzle one piece at a time, so the final piece of the puzzle. so yes, they have pre- corroborated his testimony. but the prosecution is not going to have full control over michael cohen where he has popped off, really just going after trump in the media outside the statements he's made. as of friday, he was wearing

the t-shirt in prison that he's selling these shirts. and not just to the truth, but also saying you hate donald trump so much that you are invested in seeing him. and so it is really up to the jury to believe cohen and the prosecution needs to argue he's telling the truth now because they have had so many other witnesses. if you believe them, you can believe michael cohen. >> there were a number of draw dropping comments that were made by conservative justices. and justice brett kavanaugh, for example, talked about how

unpopular rulings that could become a part of "the fabric of american constitutional law." comparing the ruling overturning roe v. wade to landmark landmark situations. and the one thing they failed to mention that they were extending rights. not taking them away. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, one part of what he said is we are always accepted. of course, he's eluding to the widely unpopular decision to overturn roe v. wade. but like you said, there's a difference between the supreme court ruling that expand rights and those decisions that restrict them. society will always fight to restore rights. but i doubt that the decision

to overturn roe will be baked in to society's fabric. >> now it seems like it's lit cal. alito said they hop sort for public speech on college campuses is declining. presumably because of protest against the war in gaza. while justice clarence thomas dismissed gifts from wealthy conservatives as nastiness and lies. do you think these kinds of comments will undermine the credibility of the judicial system? and many saying they are claiming to protect? >> absolutely.

i'm actually surprised that they are taking on interviews. and you know, as far as, you know, justice thomas. some would argue that he's contributing to the nastiness of washington, d.c. washington and to change the political hasn't skip affecting millions of people and if people have questions about, say justice thomas who they believe, some people has been bought and paid for, then they have every right to question him. they have every right to demand answers of the supreme court. that's not being mean, nasty, ugly, that's holding them accountable. >> all right, for justice thomas, bless his heart. thank you, attorney, some politicians are taking control

of when and where a mother becomes a mother. i'm taking the pause to say thank you and acknowledge all of the sacrifices that it takes to be a mom. and that is next in this week's rise up. before we go, marilyn mosby will join me about the trump administration, according to the color of change, and calling for president biden to pardon her has amassed thousands of signatures since yesterday's program. she and facing up to more than 40 years in prison for using their own money to buy property. i've joined other civil rights organizations and activists in calling for her pardon. we'll be right back. blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours.

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on this mother's day, we celebrate all the mothers and mother-like figures in our lives. i will forever be grateful for my amazing mother, ava sharpton, who passed away 12 years ago. it is because of her sacrifices and example that i'm standing here today. she taught me when you stumble in life, get back up again. admit when you're wrong, and to always remember those who helped you along the way. this mother's day will come at a time when mother's rights as women are under assault by far- right forces seeking to impose their narrow view of morality on all of us. through abortion e restrictions, they seem to take away women control over women where they would become mothers and put it in the hands of the state. there are impressive legal

theories, even threaten to criminalize procedures like vitro fertilization that offer the gift of mother hood to women who might otherwise be unable to bear child. ironically many of these same locals very little concern r if their health and safety of mothers, nearly one in five pregnancies per year in this time. many lack access to quality health care. black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy related cause than white women due to systemic disparities in care. the u.s. is the only industrialized nation that does not guarantee paid parental leave. leaving many parents to struggle with expensive daycare costs. and the 71% of mothers who work outside of the home are routinely paid less compared to

their male counterparts. as a result, 38% of the single mother in this country live below the poverty line. we have an obligation to rise up and protect the mothers in our lives. yes, flowers, cards are nice. but if we really want to honor women, we must treat them and their reproductive decisions with respect. and speak up against injustices that cause so many women to struggle. we'll be right back.

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criticize their policies on policing, mass incarceration. his handling of the conflict in gaza and his more recent comments about student protest. for more let's go to morehouse college in atlanta with nbc. what's the latest? let me ask you that what is the latest ahead of biden's visit? >> reporter: yeah, one week from the commencement address, most students and faculty members accept president biden is going to come to campus despite any sort of opposition. but you're still hearing decent from both factions of the group with the latest being faculty members that will have another opportunity to voice their opposition to biden receiving that honorary degree. even though morehouse announced that last month. and that vote will take place

this week. it is one more chance for them to sort of demonstrate how they feel about president biden's upcoming visit. and how the student, where i am, just last week, students held another protest about 50 students across spellman where they chose to voice their opposition and demanded that biden not come to campus. even though most students, faculty will say they will go on as planned that it is not stopping students from voicing their opposition on the days leading up to it. >> now it seems like the white house is somewhat anxious about biden's speech in morehouse, especially because of all the recent protests in colleges around the country. but what black campuses have had far less visible attention, based on your reporting, why did they not flare up at black colleges and hbcus like morehouse? >> reporter: yeah, there is no doubt we didn't see this sort of scale of protest that we saw

at places like columbia. but we saw them at emery and morehouse students took part in those sort of protests. there was one student i spoke to who was arrested at a protest in emery. emery had an encampment. police decided to take it down. he was one of the 28 students that ended up being arrested for that. so you did see that nearby. >> but it was not -- but it was not on the campus? no encampments at morehouse or hbcu's? >> yes, sir, exactly. i think one reason for that, morehouse leadership tried to be proactive. a good example of that is when president biden's commencement address was first announced, morehouse president met with students, spoke to them directly about the visit. he did the same with faculty. that's one thing you can credit

to morehouse. students may still choose to protest president biden's visit, but do it in a way that isn't as sort of a distracting as an encampment. you may expect to see students who may wear lapel pens or show their support for the pro- palestinian cause or ways that are not disruptive. so really you have seen that sort of productivity on the part of the leadership, presenting the escalation here that we have seen at the other college campuses. >> all right, we thank you for being with us tonight. coming up, shake ups at the 2024 republican convention may reveal where the party stands with just under six months until the presidential election. plus stormy daniels turns the table on donald trump during his hush money trial.

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welcome back to politics nation. let's bring in tonight's political panel and host of the fast politics podcast and amy tarkanian, former chair of the

nevada state gop. thank you both for joining us tonight. donald trump took a break from the courtroom to hit the campaign trail in the blue state of new jersey last night and the nominee spoke to a beachfront crowd of thousands in wildwood, new jersey. take a listen. >> if some of these wackos came along, they would say trump, you know, we have a much bigger crowd than bruce springsteen, right? and has ever seen the silence of the lamb? the late great hanibel lector is a wonderful man. and jimmy connors, he is also happy. he's a very happy man, both of them, because you know what, they want him out.

he had a bad reputation. right now he's a totally brilliant president by comparison to joe biden. >> a few fact checks. we believe trump was referring to ex-president, jimmy carter, not jimmy connors. and anthony hopkins, the actor who played him. both are dead. molly, what is your take based on his performance on the jersey shore last night? >> you know, first of all the fact he was in new jersey was bizarre to me, but he was trying to get into that market because it was close to president. but by the end, he really saw people were leaving in droves.

but he did make a number of enforced errors, and it is also a point where they tweeted that out where he seemed to push a bunch of things together. >> yeah, very noticeable where he does these long speeches, and you know, here is a person who ran on the idea of some decline, but you can really see that cognitive decline. remember, donald trump is three years younger than joe biden. >> donald trump took the stage yesterday in north dakota. burgum spoke at the rally. now he showed up on the same day trump shot down rumors he

was considering nikki haley as a running mate. in the midst of the second week of scandal for another possible vp pick, south dakota governor christie noem. where does the vp stakes stand? who do you think is his most likely choice, amy? >> i believe christie noem ended her own political career. that she lied about kim jong yeun. trying to make everyone think she was tough. to kill a goat because it was silly is just bizarre. so i think she's pretty much out of the picture. you mentioned doug burgum. you know, i do know some folks who wanted to hear more from

him while he was still on the campaign trail, but he couldn't get a word in edge wise for the most part while he was on the debate stage. maybe he would be a good pick for somebody like donald trump because donald trump likes to suck all the air out of the room. but you know, i think you're probably looking at more so somebody like stefonic, the youngest house of representative member from new york and she is actually transitioned from a moderate to a pretty severe loyal trump republican where she spearheaded his defense team for his impeachment trial, and also was in favor of overturning the 2020 election. so he likes a loyalist. >> yeah. i mean you talk about governor n, o em. who makes up they met with the head of north korea? but let me ask you, molly, same question. who do you think is likely vp

choice for donald trump? >> i mean donald trump has said in january it doesn't matter who the vp is. all it matters is me, it's a meaningless thing. and what i think is so fascinating about this vp thing, the last vp that trump had, they were chaptering about it. so the fact these republicans want this job is a little bit baffling. look, he's saying what he's going to do, which is to make all these republicans pledge field to them to undermine their democracy like we have already seen with tim scott and refusing to say, you know, tim scott said he wouldn't answer the question of whether he would accept the election results last week. so he is making these republicans degrade themselves with the hope that he'll pick them. >> molly, let's turn to stormy daniels testimony this week and in the hush money trial of

donald trump. in your msnbc article titled stormy daniels turned the tables on trump and he had to watch it happen. you write, and i'm quoting from the article. for hours, daniels held the room's attention. trump was president once, and he might be again in the future. but this time daniels was in control. now my audience can check out this great audience right now. scanning the qr code on the screen and then make and use the msnbc app. is there a lesson democrats could learn from stormy daniels as they will seek to turn the tables on trump in this election? >> yeah, absolutely. the lesson is that he should be held accountable and treated just like everyone else. this case is a real case, alvin bragg decided to bring it where they have done a real good job and they have put in people who could prove what the

prosecution is trying to say. and i think stormy daniels, there is a huge power and balance in the way she would describe their relationship was didn't feel completely consensual even though she did ultimately say that it was on her. i think women in the suburbs who read the testimony, they are going to feel the way that i feel as a mom, which is pretty horrified. i mean this is not a person who has a huge amount or at least in this case, does not seem like someone who has a huge amount of respect for women and that became very clear during that testimony. >> and amy, switching gears, who is the chairman of trump's 2016 campaign and looked to return to the political arena and was later pardoned by trump. he would step down yesterday from his role in helping to plan the 2024 republican

convention amid concerns of his involvement. in 2019, they found in his report that maniford shared the polling data with a business associate who they say was connected to russian intelligence. and why were they so quick to bring them back into the fold? what was behind them stepping down so quickly? >> i find it surprising because perception is reality and in most cases, in politics. when you have somebody who has been found guilty, even though the president pardoned him. it is not that wise to bring somebody back in that position and of course, he was very successful with trump's first run and there were a number of

problems that ensued. and so it is wise that paul stepped down, but i also think it shows a bigger picture. the people still running the rnc at the top along with those surrounding president trump and he still has not learned their lesson and he continues to surround themselves with grifters. people who have been found guilty in a number of circumstances. >> molly, same question to you. why did they bother to bring back manafort? >> it is baffling. i mean look they hired lara trump. this rnc is just an arm of the trump campaign at this point. but i did think amy is right. perception is reality. this is a guy who went to jail and really a messy story to remember that coat and i mean i'm baffled by it. but remember the trump world is

not organized and they are not necessarily a well oiled machine. and thank you both for being with us. up next, let me give my advice in closing the show and my advice to michael cohen. stay with us. akened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food.

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tomorrow as i said, michael cohen is scheduled to go on the stand and i have known michael cohen for the last several years, down through the years where i would march on the other issues or where i would meet with him when he tried to act like he wanted to do some things. i remember bringing some businessmen from chicago to meet with donald trump, trying to get some of those

businessmen contracts when he was building a building in chicago. michael cohen was always around. so i got to know him. then when he got in trouble, was indicted for working some or one of the parts of the environment was his handling of situations with donald trump including some of which donald trump is on trial for now. michael was convicted and went to jail. he called me and said would i have met with him and have a prayer. he talked mostly about his concern about his family and while he was away in jail, i talked to his wife and son. my advice to michael, i have not talked to him the last several weeks since he has done this show. but my advice to him is don't lose your head.

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