Now, President Trump's expected to sign a long-awaited Tik Tok deal today, and that deal would facilitate the sale of Tik Tok from its China based owner, Bite Dance, and be put into a US ownership situation. Joining us now is NBC's business and data correspondent, Brian Chung, and Teddy Schlifer, a reporter for the New York Times, who covers billionaires, and he's also an MSNBC contributor. So, Brian, let's start with the details.We got a lot more info about how this is all going to work. What changes for U ...

Joining us now, one of the reporters who helped break this story, MSNBC senior investigative reporter Carol Lenig. Also with us, Greg Brower, former US attorney and former deputy general counsel at the FBI, and Michael Fineberg, former FBI special agent in charge. Carol, what more do we know about this potential indictment? What charges could be included? And how's this all playing out behind the scenes at the DOJ? Well, as you know, there's a lot of tension inside the Eastern District of Virginia and the p ...

We are back with shutdown watch. It is now just 5 days until the federal government runs out of money. And now the White House is threatening mass firings in the federal government on top of furloss should a shutdown occur.So far, Democrats have refused to agree to a deal if it doesn't extend subsidies to help people buy insurance. But now with President Trump's team upping the ante, could it force their hands. Joining us now is MSNBC congressional reporter Michael Schnell.So, Michael, how are Democrats res ...

Well, we believe the US attorney is pressing forward with this case and may be presenting to a grand jury as soon as today. And we're of course working to learn more. And this is coming after the developments last night where we learned that career prosecutors inside the office presented a memo uh to Lindseay Halligan, the newly installed US attorney, recommending that she not bring charges because they said that not only don't they believe that the office could win a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt in ...

want to hear about the child care especially with the cuts that are happening in healthcare. We've been talking um throughout the show about uh what is in store uh for people in terms of their health. Well, I I watched the early segment on the uh rates that will are all already going up because that's right, insurance companies have to get those identified early before you enroll.Uh this is a disaster and I hope that everyone who's watching tells their members of uh Congress, the Senate to add the protectio ...

Money, power, politics. Tomorrow, President Trump is expected to sign the long awaited Tik Tok deal. According to two senior White House officials, Tik Tok's US operations will be run by a joint venture company and majority owned by US investors.Its security will be managed by tech giant Oracle. The official also said Tik Tok's algorithm will be secured, retrained, and operated in the United States outside of the control of its China based parent company, Bite Dance. My friend Ron Insana joins us now.He's a ...

It is day 248 of the second Trump administration and tonight MSNBC is reporting that former FBI director Jim Comey on your screen right there is expected to be indicted in the Eastern District of Virginia in according to our reporters if it goes forward. Sources believe the Justice Department will accuse Comey of lying to Congress in 2020 about whether he authorized leaks of information. And the 5-year statute of limitations runs out next week. It comes as Trump has renewed pressure on Attorney General Pam ...

Jimmy Kimmel, he was back last night and as we said yesterday and and I made the point, Jimmy Kimmel is the headline, but he is not the full story. Whether it's Jimmy Kimmel, whether it is the sitting attorney general of New York, Leticia James, whether it's the former FBI director or a sitting United States senator, um the question is are is the public and the institutions and in this case the companies as it relates to Jimmy Kimmel, like the broadcasters, are they going to allow um the president to bend t ...

INTELLIGENCE CORRESPONDENT KEN DILANIAN, GREAT REPORTING. THANK YOU SO MUCH. LET'S BRING IN DEMOCRATIC MEMBER OF THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATOR CHRIS MURPHY OF CONNECTICUT.WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE FACT THAT THAT. THIS MAY BE A JEANINE PIRRO SPECIAL, WHERE THE GRAND JURY LOOKS AT THIS AND GO, WAIT, WAIT, ARE YOU KIDDING ME. FORGET IT.WE'VE GOT THE TRUTH SOCIAL POSTS WHERE HE'S SAYING, GO AFTER THESE PEOPLE. >> YES, LIKE. >> THIS IS.>> SELECTIVE PROSECUTION. >> I AGAIN, I GUESS. >> THE ...

Representative uh Grahavla has already said, "Hey, I'm signing uh when I get to Congress." So, that gives us the 218. Uh I I do I do find it interesting though, you have uh Congressman Rat Massie talking to Axios and saying, "Don't let it be a Democrat who's the 218th signature. Let it be a Republican." That would be good for us to signal we want transparency. Um I appreciate Congressman Massiey's sentiment there.But my second point is 218. Getting to 218 is 218. And if it's a Democrat that gets you there, ...