jen psaki skeptical debates. i mean, you should they think is every for mike the salesman in the greater tri-state area knows like no deals done with donald trump. yeah chuck but that's a good sign. yeah, but but they both seem to have to believe it is in their strong interest to debate. what about the details though, that the biden team put out. i think it was i think that those are agree think that was in the offer from the formica salesman has questions yes and well, he has questions about the rfk jr part of it. but the no studio and there's talk after the debate a little, but i think on the specifics of the microphone issue, one of the things the biden people wanted was for the microphone of the non person not answer the question to be off. yeah so you can interrupt i know that's a good fighting for censorship of crowding for turning the mic. yeah no that's the only reason i'm a skeptic is because trump feel you know he's a little bit of a regular out. i mean theoretically he could be in prison. yeah there's

it is my pleasure to introduce my good friend jen psaki. oh, thank you. thank y. almost 20 years now. et at age five or so. that's right. all right.like five foyo but jen is in me, host and author of say morese in the wor. she served as the white house press secretary, president joe biden, over the course of her career, janice worked on three presen supported. the spokesperson for the state department under then-secretary of state john kerry and was the white hocations under president barack obama. jen, welcome. and my at i still think natural that is not true. s idered us always collaborators and colleagues i don't know about that at some point this i will tell the story that you tell in the book. and when you toldaving the whit. oh, yes. that's i would say that my juste my stomach hurt just like it did in the moment. but eitheray, jen, welcome and congratulations on your new book. you everyone go byhe book. it is really incredible. it is kind of just like jen smart, funny, relatable in but many house particularly in high profile positions the one you had they wr

jen psaki. plus, the questions about new unusual artwork on the walls of capitol hill. the message most americans want to see. >> good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. we begin with new fallout from the first presidential debate between donald trump and president joe biden. the atlanta journal- constitution editorial board now calling on president biden to pass the torch. while the philadelphia inquirer editorial board says, to serve his country, trump should leave the race.■ç today, president biden is at camp david for some previously scheduled family time. msnbc is reporting the future of his election campaign will be a new item on the family agenda. surrogates for both candidates to the sunday talk shows with senator chris noting that calls for writing to step aside are coming from editorial boards . >> not one single senior democrat, there's not a single governor, there's not a single senator. obviously, his vice president who endorses him it's a written, i will r

rachel, he did great won this debate even jen psaki he didn't when the debate, all right? stop.y thinks he won. when jen psaki called you a liar, you know. >> anderson cooper had kamala on, did you catch that? >> i was such a stunning -- i thought that was the big turn. that was anderson cooper's turn. >> he goes beyond, he's like this every day. >> he had a start -- [laughter] >> he finishes the bar. i started with chardonnay and ended with -- [laughter] >> it's about the last three years. woo hoo. she flashed him. >> i need a mardi gras. he could probably make a lot of money endorsing a sleep aid. >> if you're having trouble sleeping, ask your doctor. the sleep aid made from one 100% joe biden press conference. >> the best way to get something done if you hear hold near and dear to you that you like to be able to -- anyway. >> the patented blend of confusion and forgetfulness that will calm the most overactive brains. >> the outbreak has taken more than 100 years -- look. here's -- it's just, think about it. >> when they sold out american jobs and killed the keystone pipeline,

stuart: jen psaki suggests the border action was pure politics. politically this is one of the biggest vulnerabilities. regardless of who is mad about the details of what is in here and what isn't in here it is a political vulnerability for the president and his campaign. they know that, they knew they would have to do something like an executive order before the election politically as well as that is what we are seeing play out. stuart: what do you make of the timing? right before an election. >> you got to look at it. for 31/2 years, no acknowledgment for this president or his administration can't to this day, never said there's a crisis on the border that's not manageable or anything, just no engagement by mayors are sheriff's to work off that and no prioritization. too little too late. that's what the national sheriffs association came out moments after this decision by president biden condemning his executive order. it is a feel-good statement, not an actionable statement that will change anything. it gives operational discretion to dhs. stu

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even jen psaki -- howard: i was just going to say there's been enormous political pressure.ht. he's so focused on giving the details in advance, very '80s mindset. by the time he ghei the speech, it really was all over the news, so what about a little showmanship? >> i'm not going to criticize the rollout to, i just want to say 70% of people according to a u-gov/cbs poll, approve of this policy. i think general generally people are looking at this positively, and he couched it in a way that the i think is extremely valuable for progressives and conservatives which is there was a bipartisan bill that was supposed to get part of this done. he can't do all things. he can't get more money for border patrol agents for processing asylum seekers. it should put more pressure on congress to actually pass that bill. howard: caroline, i don't know why joe biden didn't do this six months ago, although there's still the possibility it'll be tied up in the courts, but it's the exact same legal provision that donald trump used in 2018 which ended up being blocked by the courts. and as a yo

nancy pelosi joins my colleague, jen psaki, next on inside with jen psaki.gins right now. >>> it was a debate that started a five alarm fire inside the democratic party. for now, joe biden is pushing ahead and rejecting calls to step aside. i have never been more curious about the take on things than i am right now, and he's coming up first. plus, we get our first look at poll numbers in the debate and a top holster for the biden/harris campaign is going to join me for an exclusive interview here in studio. nancy pelosi is standing by theç president and firing back at donald trump. nancy pelosi will also be here in just a few minutes. and later, trump's supreme court repairs to rule on trump's claim of. better late than never, i guess. and some thoughts on why the real damage has already been done. done. okay. okay. let's start with the obvious. joe biden had a very bad night on friday. not joe biden himself would tell you that he had a good night, or they shouldn't tell you that. remember, the biggest concern from the president from the moment this re-elect

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former white house press secretary jen psaki, and lahnee chen. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. i'm peter alexander in for kristen welker. for the first time in american history, a former president has been convicted of a crime. this past week a manhattan jury concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump falsified business records in order to influence the 2016 election, finding him guilty on all 34 counts, felony crimes. mr. trump, who chose not to testify, instead vented his anger outside the courtroom, claiming the trial was rigged against him and vowing to appeal. >> this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. it's a rigged trial. a disgrace. they wouldn't give us a venue change. we were at 5% or 6% in this district, in this area. this was a rigged, disgraceful trial. the real verdict is going to be november 5th by the people. >> in the days since, the former president's allie

kirby does a good job and jen psaki was great. and, you know, she got in to it with a very tall boy in the front row a lot during that time. but we do know, regarding the larger topic about would the president pardon his son, we all know. >> brian: going to do it. >> steve: joe biden loses, that's the first thing. >> brian: even if he wins. >> lawrence: that's right. >> brian: because he got four more years. what does he have to lose? he can't run again. >> ainsley: pardons donald trump and his son. >> steve: that would be quite a gesture. joe biden cannot pardon donald trump because it's a state trial. the person who can pardon donald trump. ainsley: alvin bragg? >> steve: no, no, no. it's the governor. >> brian: kathy hochul. she is getting right on it. i'm sure could be happening any minute now. we will cover that live and break into a commercial. even if it's spelled wrong. >> lawrence: fox news alert. a mob of anti-israeli protesters cashed cal state los angeles overnight after barricading staffers inside that's kidnapping in

. >> press secretary and host of "inside with jen psaki," yay!in the building. >> thank you. thank you. >> most americans aren't watching cable news politics every day all of the time. >> pay attention to the election all of the time and they're just not in it yet and they're going off their gut at the moment with how they feel they are doing and a lot of americans say i don't feel i'm doing as well economically as i have in the past. >> the numbers tell a different story, but numbers aren't people and how does biden talk to people who don't feel good when the numbers look good. >> the key ting ing is i love when you say vibeses and if you're in the campaign the thing you probably worry about rid now is joe biden wanting a list of his accomplishments and to list that off and prove to people or to focus on listing the data of what his accomplishments has done. if he starts listing infrastructure projects it's not going well in the debate if you're sitting in the campaign. it's more about reminding people that he is the one fighting for them and do

jen psaki, good to have you. thank you so much for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> catch more of jen on msnbc every sunday at noon eastern, she's got the biggest stories she'll be breaking down the whole week. >>> coming up next, what president biden apologized for today, and who he apologized to. >>> plus, what prompted the hunter biden trial to end early today, and why the defense is now re-thinking its strategy. >>> also, what latino voters say is driving their decision at the polls this november. we are back in 90 seconds. are . slowing my cancer from growing and living longer are two things i want from my metastatic breast cancer treatment. and with kisqali, i can have both. kisqali is a pill that when taken with an aromatase inhibitor helps delay cancer from growing and has been proven to help people live significantly longer across three separate clinical trials. so, i have the confidence to live my life. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause s

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senator chris coons and our powerhouse round table, including former white house press secretary jen psaki. >>> defiance. >> i'm a political prisoner. i feel great about it. >> jonathan: steve bannon set to report to prison for defying the january 6th committee. >> i'm going to have an impact in this election from behind bars. >> jonathan: what bannon is promising and threatening will come if trump returns to the white house. and -- >> every day for all of those years, i've given it everything that i have. >> jonathan: dr. anthony fauci on his work across 40 years with seven presidents. >> jonathan: good morning, and welcome to "this week." even before the debate, there was a sense of dread among many democrats, a fear that the campaign was heading towards something they consider unthinkable, a donald trump victory in november. president biden needed a strong debate to show that he has the physical and mental ability to take on and defeat donald trump. that's why he spent nearly a week at camp david with an army of advisers preparing for a debate with rules and a format that his advisers d

los jen psaki. whap you went to the navy recruitment.shed. airplanes. i knew i could fly ad get in the navy air corps. i hopeso at that point, i didn'w what i was. i thought i was in america, but apparently i wasn't. at lea agovernment was. where did you serve in two? as part of second battalion of we entered the war and there were then elderly and we joined, with the 100th battalion to form th foreign regiment. after fighting in northern italy, we were transferred to the 36th division to southern france. from there. we went north and we fought and the boys ran into easternfor ro. and then from because the castle teams arso heavy, they sent the pole for a second to southernery minor the border between italy and were there for almost five months. and then we were called back to northern italy again to try conquer the gothic line there which would lead into the pole valley, which relatingñ1

jen psaki said barack obama didn't know after his first debate with mitt romney that it went poorly.e had a bad debate. who was going to tell him? axelrod explained to him that didn't go well. he didn't know it hadn't gone well. the question was asked in context of who is going to tell president biden? not that is debate went poorly but you got to step aside, this isn't going to work, you are not up to the task. the answer, they are not, no one is. it is so hard. will: pete: we know he watches cable news, he reads the new york times which he has famous columnists like thomas friedman and nicholas kristof who say it's time to move on. joe scarborough as well. the board usually backs democrats. you have a democrat run against the man they hate the most and normally they would be lock stock and barrel behind him but this is the headline, to serve his country, joe biden should leave the race. we know how absurd it is but that's a significant thing. he is opening up in reading this, the president is engaged in a reckless gamble. there are democratic leaders better equipped to a second tru

los jen psaki. what happened when you went to the navy recruitment. when the navy told me that i my job to get out my whole world crushed. i wanted to fly one of those airplanes. i knew i could fly a plane. airplane if i could get in the navy air corps. i hope to dash. so at that point, i didn't know what i was. i thought i was in america, but apparently i wasn't. at least as far as the government was concerned. where did you serve in world war two? as part of second battalion of the 42nd company? we entered the war and there were then elderly and we joined, with the 100th battalion to form the foreign regiment. after fighting in northern italy, we were transferred to the 36th division to invade southern france. from there. we went north and we fought and the boys ran into eastern france for roughly two weeks. and then from because the castle teams are so heavy, they sent the pole for a second to southern france to a very minor war area. the border between italy and france and we were there for almost five months. and then we were called back to north

inside with jen psaki begins now. >>> this is revealing something darker. down what happened this week and what happens next.>>> and the verdict would not have been possible without the central witness. we will talk about the attacks against her client. and the last time i sat down with james coney, he said

joined by my beloved well rested, well hydrated colleagues, joy reid and nicolle wallace and jen psaki chris hayes. we have all been really, really looking forward to this night with the phrase looking forward very loosely defined. literally tens of millions of americans are expected to watch tonight's debate, literally millions of them watching through their hands like this. there really has never been one quite like in american history. for the first time a sitting president and an ex-president will debate each other on live tv. that has never happened before. for the first time this first presidential debate is happening months earlier than it ever has happened before. it's happening now in june instead of in september or october, which has been the time -- the timing for every other presidential televised debate. and of course for the first time one of the two presidential candidates at this debate is a convicted felon, found guilty recently on 34 felony counts. he will be facing the possibility of being sentenced to prison time just two weeks from today. exactly two weeks after th

and the subsequent republican administration regardless who the president is so let's assume for the psakient trump for your advice so if material is proven for biden, how would a trump administration handle israel, hamas, hezbollah and orion differently? the mark believe it or not, is easy. the reason i say it's easy as president trump and his first term laid out the path for peace in the middle east. we will go back to killing terrorists making peace deals. what i mean by that? in 2171 president trump cayman, isis had a physical caliphate and president trump had to unleash the military destroy the physical. we got out of one of the worst deals negotiated the jc poa or iran nuclear deal and we started maximum economic pressure campaign against iran. we will go back to all those things will go back to killing terrorists, go back to pressuring iran and include maximum support for israel for allies in the gulf arab states. the only time hamas agreed to any of these fires or whether exchange is when there was military pressure on hamas. every time this administration has tried pressure on isr

inside with jen psaki begins now. >>> this is revealing something darker. we will break down what happened this week and what happens next.>>> and the verdict would not have been possible without the central witness. we will talk about the attacks against her client. and the last time i sat down with james coney, he said that he could be convicted. and how does the biden campaign plan to meet this moment. i will talk with michael tyler. >>> on thursday evening a jury of 12 americans delivered a verdict finding the former president guilty on 34 accounts. and that was historic. no former president has ever been criminally tried let alone convicted. but it was also important because it confirms that the legal system has the capacity to hold any american accountable no matter who they are. and while it's proof that the legal system functions as it should, it exposed how broken the republican party is right now. in the aftermath of the conviction, the majority of the party lined up behind him to attack the judicial system. take mike johnson. he's second in line

james comey was on jen psaki's show and talked about what life would be like behind bars for former presidentation of what james comey said, watch this. >> do you agree it would be difficult or nearly impossible for law enforcement institution to put him in actual jail? >> no, they would put him in a double wide near the grass, eat there, shower there, exercise there, be away from general population, but it is doable. >> carley: a double wide in the grass like an animal, what do you think about that? >> joe: i guess we could say this is simply joe biden's piace former president and former fbi director who has written two anti-trump books. they were there to criticize the former president and talk about what happens if they go to jail. speculation about what prison for president trump would look leak, this was not speculation, this was fantasy island. the steel dossier has been debunked and this is what these people want. donald trump, to wen the presidency, behind bars ahead of most important presidential election of our lifetime. given who judge juan merchan here, they may get their wish. th

himself, well, for now , how will he sit, never there, they will imprison whether it’s true, here’s jane psakitor of the fbi, actually accused trump of being a russian spy, it was he who unearthed this whole case, the steele case, you remember all these fabrications. that trump was recruited in moscow is all coma and komi. so let's listen to their dialogue. do you agree that it would be very difficult, if not impossible, for law enforcement to put donald trump in an actual prison? no, they would just put him in a separate two-person cell somewhere near a fence on the grass. he would eat there, take a shower trained away from other prisoners. obviously this is doable. well, you can lead the country from there. years, nowhere in any document on these charges does it say under what article trump is accused, that is, what he is being tried for, it is unknown why he was sentenced, that he is guilty, what he is guilty of, there are no links to the articles , it seems that this is just some kind of absolutely monstrous diabolical pr campaign in line with the concentration camp, here is one... a very

and the subsequent republican administration regardless who the president is so let's assume for the psakint trump for your advice so if material is proven for biden, how would a trump administration handle israel, hamas, hezbollah and orion differently? the mark believe it or not, is easy. the reason i say it's easy as president trump and his first term laid out the path for peace in the middle east. we will go back to killing terrorists making peace deals. what i mean by that? in 2171 president trump cayman, isis had a physical caliphate and president trump had to unleash the military destroy the physical. we got out of one of the worst deals negotiated the jc poa or iran nuclear deal and we started maximum economic pressure campaign against iran. we will go back to all those things will go back to killing terrorists, go back to pressuring iran and include maximum support for israel for allies in the gulf arab states. the only time hamas agreed to any of these fires or whether exchange is when there was military pressure on hamas. every time this administration has tried pressure on isra

and the subsequent republican administration regardless who the president is so let's assume for the psaki advice so if material is proven for biden, how would a trump administration handle israel, hamas, hezbollah and orion differently? the mark believe it or not, is easy. the reason i say it's easy as president trump and his first term laid out the path for peace in the middle east. we will go back to killing terrorists making peace deals. what i mean by that? in 2171 president trump cayman, isis had a physical caliphate and president trump had to unleash the military destroy the physical. we got out of one of the worst deals negotiated the jc poa or iran nuclear deal and we started maximum economic pressure campaign against iran. we will go back to all those things will go back to killing terrorists, go back to pressuring iran and include maximum support for israel for allies in the gulf arab states. the only time hamas agreed to any of these fires or whether exchange is when there was military pressure on hamas. every time this administration has tried pressure on israel it's backfired

joining us, we have the host of msnbc's "inside with jen psaki," jen psaki, former msnbc host and contributor way, willie geist is with us as well. willie, you know, some of t.j.'s best work i found is when i'm eating granola. >> oh, no. >> and he cuts to me. now, let's just say for the record, when i'm asking you a question, for 30 minutes, t.j. will not show your face. i feel like i'm talking to myself. but if i start eating granola, boom. >> i love -- i love dear t.j., our old friend. sometimes he says my hair falls down and i was picking it up and you caught me. i need to pay closer attention to my hair. >> more product. >> yeah, more product. >> i think, willie, the highlight of this show may have been when t.j. left us for about five years, and was at cbs and every time something went wrong on the show, we blamed t.j. and t.j. called me up after watching and goes, what, what, do i have controls over here? obviously, you do, t.j. >> t.j. was thriving in the next phase of his career and we were still holding him responsible for everything that was happening on our show. >> i appreciate th

debate and mitt romney, he was 51 years old and the bad night doesn't get it and not denying it and jen psakiaid terrible debate by biden. now, you made reference to other appearances and the day after the debate and much more forceful president biden was at a rally in north carolina. let's show that. >> i don't speak as smoothly as i used to and i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. howard: i don't know where that guy was the night before. rob by, i thought if -- robbie, i thought if biden turned a b-and would have a low bar and it would be the worst in the history of televised debates and what do you make of democrats saying or whispering he should step aside? >> yeah, they're talking about can he even finish this term of his presidency being discussed and so many americans and this isn't just partisan republicans and this is democrats having a majority of them had expressed a concern before this debate he was too old to serve another term. you know, we've all had family members, neighbors, friends who turn that corner in their elderly

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jen psaki has joined us. what was your reaction a what do you hearing from people you have been talking to? >> i have been listening to what you have been saying. this was not the debate performance a biden campaign team wanted or needed from this debate. in part because they wanted to do it as early as they did to change this up. bring the joe biden at the state of the union to the debate stage. that's not the joe biden who showed up. you could see inklings of that at the th postdebate events. >> the last answer the debate. it's like, he has warmed up. >> as you said, he did improve as the night when i'm. his voice and answers improve. he had a couple of moments, calling out's criminality was pretty good. he was a little garb late on abortion. if you're the king and you push out the best moments on social media. it's not the debate they wanted. the biggest challenge, and nicole has talked about this, how distracting all the chatter is going to be which i am getting, we are all getting on text and email about

yes, but as jen psaki said in the intro, it's going to be a big task and he's going to have to be much in everybody's face on the campaign trail that he has been in if he's not up for that then another conversation needs to happen.■ç >> molly, donald trump's content, remember, the actual content was important. as expected, it was chock full of lies. over 30 were counted, but is any of that going to break through given president biden's weak performance? >> it was not even lies. it was insane stuff. we had h2o. the winner of this debate was donald trump because no one noticed some of the stuff he was saying. it was crazy stuff and i actually thought it was definitely a lot of questioning, handwringing, anxiety. also, he is so in his right wing media bubble that he gives these little speeches that don't at all relate to the question and because of the way this panel was set up■ç, this debate was moderated, it clearly was an ability for him to just go into a right-wing talking point and not ever come out. >> but malpractice on his part? donald trump has been doing this from the moment he

wasn't his best performance when it's obvious it goes much beyond that, and on another station jen psaki rights after the debate performance was on her network stating she was getting tons of texts and calls from major democrat donors extremely concerned, and wondering what they need to do with their checkbooks. neil: you know, let me pursue that a bit more with you, kristal, nikki haley made news overnight talking a little bit about this dilemma and republicans should be prepared for a joe biden swap out. she said this is a time for republicans to prepare and get ready for what's to come because there's no way that there will be surviving democratic party if they allow joe biden to continue to be the candidate. again, she goes back to that debate. i'm sure others will. you could be quite right that it's a little tough to do, but it's not impossible to do. you've got six weeks till the convention, it would be an open convention in that event. what do you think happens if it got that far? >> well, i think if it got that far it gets very messy very quickly. one of the thins that the party,

>>> even jen psaki says biden's border policy was just a political move.litical vulnerability for the president and his campaign. they know that that, they knew they would have to do something like an executive order before the election. stuart: all right. has arizona border sheriff mark can ills, has a he seen a slowdown since the order went into effect? the sheriff will be with us in our next hour. >>> tj maxx and marshalls will give some of their workers body cameras. will it prevent theft? we're going to get into it with axon, their chief executive is going to explain right after this. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes wi

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cheryl: james comey and gen ann psaki predicting what life could look like behind bars for the formerresident. >> do you think it's possible for the law enforcement institutions to put him in actual jail. >> no, they would put him in a double wide out near the fence, he would eat there, exercise there, he would be away from general population but it's obviously doable. cheryl: jim jordan demanding alvin bragg and the top prosecutor who worked on the hush money case coangelo testify before the weaponization subcommit you the at this for what jordan characterizes as a kangaroo court that led to trump's cr criminal conviction. the jim jordan request can aside, one of the things that the editorial board of the wall street journal points out is that republicans in general even those that don't like president trump, that didn't support him, think of mitt romney, think of mcconnell, think of collins, they don't like it because they said it was overreach of justice. so that's one side of this. the other side is the donations and the money that the trump campaign got. it seems like voters appa

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about you a surprise admission from former white house secretary jen psaki who said this. >> regardless is mad about the details what's here and it's a political vulnerability for the president and his campaign and they knew that and they knew they'd have to do something like an executive order before the election. what do you make of that? she's saying it's a vulnerability. >> it's frustrating. it's political theater. if you wanted to they'd say anyone is being detained. in a humanitarian way. everyone that comes across, you detain them and release nobody and look at the asylum claims they may or may not have. while you're doing that they remain in custody. that will drop the numbers. right now people from over 160 countries coming into the united states because they know there's no consequences, all they have to do is say asylum and get released. the minute you hold them accountable, the numbers will drop. griff: and art, lastly, as we now are watching, you are inside. you see it firsthand, up close and personal. what will you be looking at to determine whether or not this executive o

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jen psaki gave us more. >> you trying to tell people that he is still in it. hang with us.g a circling of the wagons around him from his closest advisers. the complaint that people do not hear from them early near times and the amended journal-constitution, the campaign is pretty them up and post them around the headquarters as motivation. it is not, in their view, especially the new york times, representative of the voters' view. >>> and surrogates were the sunday talk shows looking ahead at what is at stake in november. >> the policies of this administration are destroying the country and the "new york times" and the atlanta journal- constitution want him out but they think he is a good president. he ■çis not a good present. he is a decent man and a failed president. >> the so much at stake, including our democracy. our flag is still there with liberty and justice for all. that is what the election is about. >>> the supreme court saving the biggest case for last. justices expected to deliver the ruling on trump's claim of absolute immunity for prosecution. we have reporte

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talk to her about democracy and the news or chris hayes or lawrence o'donnell or jen psaki or me too. new york on september 7th, if that is a place you can get to and you're interested, we're launching something. today was the announcement. msnbc live democracy 2024. it's going to be in brooklyn, new york, where i happen to live. that's not why it's there. you can go to msnbc.com/democracy2024, and get tickets to come join us if that's something that is workable for you, if you have the time and budget to do that. i encourage you to check out the link. the first of what might be a lot more msnbc events. that does it for us. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next.

nancy pelosi will join my colleague jen psaki tomorrow at noon eastern, immediately after "velshi" tomorrowe of project 2025's most dangerous goals. how the supreme court overturning the chevron doctrine yesterday advances the far right's plan to dismantle the federal government. (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. when anyone in this house wears white, it doesn't stay white for long. white? to soccer? i'm not gonna slide tackle. but now with tide oxi white, we can clean our white clothes without using bleach even works on colors. i slide tackled. i see that. it's got to be tide. >>> on friday, the supreme court's conservative super majority dealt a serious blow to democracy by overturning the 40-year-old legal precedents known as the chevron doctrine, in what many court watchers are calling a judicial power grab. thi

but as jen psaki said in the intro, it is going to be a big task and he is going to have to be much moren everybody's face on the campaign trail that he has been. if he is not up for that, than that other conversation has to happen. >> molly, donald trump's content, remember, the actual content is important. as expected, it was chock full of lies. over 30 were counted. but is any of that going to break through, given president biden's weak performance? >> well, it wasn't even lies. it was insane stuff. we had h2o. i mean, the winner of this debate was donald trump because somehow no one noticed some of the stuff he was saying. i mean, it was crazy, crazy stuff. and i actually got, as much ■ça there was definitely a lot of questioning, handwringing, anxiety, it was also, donald trump has this. he is so in this right-wing media bubble that he gives these little speeches that don't at all relate to the question, and because of the way this panel was set up, this debate was moderated, it really wasn't an ability to just go into a right-wing talking point and not ever come down. >> but, molly

the cranial psaki about a counter attack now the present day ukraine has lost territory.ts second biggest city faces the prospect of russian soldiers closing in. so what's the morale like among the troops there these days? >> wow, remains persistent ukrainians are determined to defend their homeland in their country regardless of whatever helped might be given to them. but the need for help has substantially increased at the same time the actual giving up help has substantially decreased one of the problems you face, you talk about needing more help. >> you face a lack of medical gear the supplies that you get, sometimes they're sub-standard or don't work. is that still a problem that is still a problem and fact of the matter is that these nato nations have excellent quality combat medical gear. >> and that's something i would like to see included in future aid package good job there was allegedly some medical aid promise from other countries have yet to see that if the american military, or even another nato country could send quality medical gear, such as a personal fir

former white house press secretary jen psaki and lahnee chen, this is a smart panel.onald trump agree on at the end of this past week is that this thing ultimately will be decided by the voters on november 5th. how much, though, does this verdict shake up this race? >> well, there are some things we know and there's a lot we don't know. what we know is that this will absolutely motivate the trump base. what the biden campaign hopes is that this shores up the biden base which has drawn away from him recently. what we are also looking for where there's independent voters especially those voters who haven't been paying attention miraculously yet for anything, why do they go? do they think this is going to push them toward trump because he is a victim or will this push them toward biden because they don't want to vote for a felon so that's what we don't know, but what the biden campaign is saying is what they think is this will absolutely not grow trump's base, this is not bringing trump voters and we'll have to see if that is actually what happens. >> amy, there's only l