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The Beat with Ari Melber (2017)
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Years: 2018 2017
The Beat with Ari Melber, Feb. 06, 2019
Duration: 44 Minutes
Discussed Today:
Sinbad calls out Trump 'con' in news panel at state of the union
Comedian Sinbad, who crossed paths with Trump on “Celebrity Apprentice" joins Ari Melber to discuss Trump’s State of the Union address and the Democratic response by Stacey Abrams. Sinbad responds to the cultural responses to Trump’s Government Shutdown, including from Late Night comedians and artists like rapper Cardi B, telling Ari Melber what Trump “did to his own people” during the shutdown was “unbelievable” and all about “being a bully”. Sinbad notes that when it comes to Trump, “If they go low, snatch ‘em down to where you at” because he’s “the kind of bully you have to fight”.
House Democrats to Trump: You can’t escape oversight
House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff has provided a new framework for a sweeping investigation of Trump, Russia and the money trail, announcing that Democrats will use subpoena power to probe coordination between Russia and Trump. House Intelligence Committee member Congressman Eric Swalwell breaks down further how the House plans to investigate Russian election meddling, telling Ari Melber the goal of the investigation is to protect “the ballot box in the future” and not to “re-litigate the 2016 election”.
Nancy Pelosi 'clap back' at Trump goes viral
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is riding a wave of woman power, progressive power and policy power after besting Trump in the Government Shutdown and has now gone viral on social media for pointedly “clapping back” at the hypocrisy of Trump opposing the “politics of revenge”. Center for American Progress’ Daniella Gibbs Leger tells Ari Melber that Pelosi is “masterful at this game” and knows how to “convey a message” through a “little gesture”.
Watch MSNBC Anchor make the case for Roger Stone after indictment
MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on a legal precedent that could be good for Roger Stone in his fight against a gag order that could prevent him from speaking publicly about his case. Melber examines another high profile case in which a gag order on Late Night host Jay Leno, who was an official witness in the Michael Jackson child molestation trial, was overturned because Leno asserted that it was hindering his job. Melber notes that ultimately, while Roger Stone is known to use the media to get him what he wants, the case against him should turn on what he did, or didn’t do.
Gov Inslee: Howard Schultz will only give us 4 more years of Trump
The majority of candidates currently exploring a run for President in 2020, are currently in Congress. Washington Governor Jay Inslee, who is also exploring a run, tells Ari Melber why he believes “executive experience” is important and comments on another Washington resident who is also considering running for President, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, telling Melber “the only possible result” of Schultz’s candidacy would be “to take votes away from Democrats and help Donald Trump”.
Alter: How Trump uses hate, lies for his political ends
Jonathan Alter and MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent, Ari Melber, discuss Trump's State of the Union in the context of investigations into his campaign, businesses and inauguration. Alter tells Melber that Trump has "literally never admitted a mistake" and discusses his new documentary that covers Trump and the Central Park Five.
Duration: 44 Minutes
Discussed Today:
Comedian Sinbad, who crossed paths with Trump on “Celebrity Apprentice" joins Ari Melber to discuss Trump’s State of the Union address and the Democratic response by Stacey Abrams. Sinbad responds to the cultural responses to Trump’s Government Shutdown, including from Late Night comedians and artists like rapper Cardi B, telling Ari Melber what Trump “did to his own people” during the shutdown was “unbelievable” and all about “being a bully”. Sinbad notes that when it comes to Trump, “If they go low, snatch ‘em down to where you at” because he’s “the kind of bully you have to fight”.
House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff has provided a new framework for a sweeping investigation of Trump, Russia and the money trail, announcing that Democrats will use subpoena power to probe coordination between Russia and Trump. House Intelligence Committee member Congressman Eric Swalwell breaks down further how the House plans to investigate Russian election meddling, telling Ari Melber the goal of the investigation is to protect “the ballot box in the future” and not to “re-litigate the 2016 election”.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is riding a wave of woman power, progressive power and policy power after besting Trump in the Government Shutdown and has now gone viral on social media for pointedly “clapping back” at the hypocrisy of Trump opposing the “politics of revenge”. Center for American Progress’ Daniella Gibbs Leger tells Ari Melber that Pelosi is “masterful at this game” and knows how to “convey a message” through a “little gesture”.
MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on a legal precedent that could be good for Roger Stone in his fight against a gag order that could prevent him from speaking publicly about his case. Melber examines another high profile case in which a gag order on Late Night host Jay Leno, who was an official witness in the Michael Jackson child molestation trial, was overturned because Leno asserted that it was hindering his job. Melber notes that ultimately, while Roger Stone is known to use the media to get him what he wants, the case against him should turn on what he did, or didn’t do.
The majority of candidates currently exploring a run for President in 2020, are currently in Congress. Washington Governor Jay Inslee, who is also exploring a run, tells Ari Melber why he believes “executive experience” is important and comments on another Washington resident who is also considering running for President, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, telling Melber “the only possible result” of Schultz’s candidacy would be “to take votes away from Democrats and help Donald Trump”.
Jonathan Alter and MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent, Ari Melber, discuss Trump's State of the Union in the context of investigations into his campaign, businesses and inauguration. Alter tells Melber that Trump has "literally never admitted a mistake" and discusses his new documentary that covers Trump and the Central Park Five.