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The Beat with Ari Melber (2017)
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News, Talk-Show
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60 min - Rating: 9
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Years: 2018 2017
The Beat with Ari Melber, Feb. 04, 2019
Duration: 44 Minutes
Discussed Today:
Dems threaten subpoena power if Trump tries to bury Mueller report
Democrats are warning Trump they might use their subpoena power if he or his Justice Department try to bury any report by Special Counsel Mueller, as Trump leaves the door open to pardoning his longest-serving advisor, Roger Stone, in a new interview. Former Prosecutor Joyce Vance tells Ari Melber that Trump’s response to whether he would consider a pardon for Stone is “a remarkable thing” that “we shouldn’t let” pass without comment.
Leaked White House document exposes Trump’s sluggish work day
A White House leak reveals new details about Trump’s non-traditional work day. Axios has obtained Trump’s leaked private schedule and reports more than 60% of Trump’s day consists of “Executive Time”, in which Trump reportedly watches TV and responds to news on Twitter. The leaked schedule also reveals that 67% of the time, Trump leaves before or at 5pm, giving him only 6 hours a day in the Oval Office, less than both President Obama and President Bush.
Michael Eric Dyson: Northam sampling Shaggy, 'It wasn’t me'
Virginia’s embattled Governor, Ralph Northam, is resisting calls to resign, after a racist photo from his 1984 medical school yearbook page surfaced. Professor Michael Eric Dyson tells Ari Melber if Northam “can’t acknowledge it” and “can’t say this was wrong” then “we can’t have any progress”. Dyson also weighs on controversy surrounding the Super Bowl and artists who chose to boycott the event in support of Colin Kaepernick, telling Melber that “cancel culture” itself “has to be cancelled” and that “we must get beyond” a “single stream of consciousness”.
Duration: 44 Minutes
Discussed Today:
Democrats are warning Trump they might use their subpoena power if he or his Justice Department try to bury any report by Special Counsel Mueller, as Trump leaves the door open to pardoning his longest-serving advisor, Roger Stone, in a new interview. Former Prosecutor Joyce Vance tells Ari Melber that Trump’s response to whether he would consider a pardon for Stone is “a remarkable thing” that “we shouldn’t let” pass without comment.
A White House leak reveals new details about Trump’s non-traditional work day. Axios has obtained Trump’s leaked private schedule and reports more than 60% of Trump’s day consists of “Executive Time”, in which Trump reportedly watches TV and responds to news on Twitter. The leaked schedule also reveals that 67% of the time, Trump leaves before or at 5pm, giving him only 6 hours a day in the Oval Office, less than both President Obama and President Bush.
Virginia’s embattled Governor, Ralph Northam, is resisting calls to resign, after a racist photo from his 1984 medical school yearbook page surfaced. Professor Michael Eric Dyson tells Ari Melber if Northam “can’t acknowledge it” and “can’t say this was wrong” then “we can’t have any progress”. Dyson also weighs on controversy surrounding the Super Bowl and artists who chose to boycott the event in support of Colin Kaepernick, telling Melber that “cancel culture” itself “has to be cancelled” and that “we must get beyond” a “single stream of consciousness”.