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and later rob reiner and michael moore join us to give us their takes on this tumultuous mid term and who they think won the week. we begin four days from an election with massive consequences for our democracy. the stakes in this election could not be higher for so many reasons. in her first public remarks, speaker of the house nancy pelosi thanked supporters for their good wishes for paul pelosi, who is at home recovering from a skull fracture after being beaten with a hammer and she addressed what's at stake. >> there is no question that our democracy is on the ballot. we see that. you know that. there's no question that our planet is on the ballot. that is so clear. they call it a hoax but it is scientifically significantly a challenge to us all and our values are on the ballot. you know all of that. you know why this election is

important. >> yes, we do. because it's also the election that will determine if future elections in america will actually matter at all or whether we will continue our descent into the abyss. who would have thought trump would put our country on the brink of ending our democracy. and we said our republican party was moving toward fascism and we were told we were being hysterical. but i digress. no point in saying i told you so because this is where we are. and in a sign of where we're headed, nbc news confirmed what the former president teased last night. he plans to make it official he is running for president again later this month. that announcement could come on november 14th. november 14th also happens to be the scheduled date for his testimony to the january 6th committee about his and his

minions' attempts to subvert the last election. trump's timing is a clear sign he claims to claim credit for any republican victories. if they win, his people have already told us they will guarantee that he becomes president again regardless of how you actually vote and what the majority of voters decide. >> it's all about the acronym. it's all about lgbtq and crq and blm. i want to go to work, raise my family, go to church on sunday and the democratic party doesn't care about any of that. republicans will never lose another election in wisconsin after i'm elected governor. >> will you accept the results of your election in november? >> i'm going to win the election and i will accept that result. >> if you lose, will you accept that? >> i'm going to win the election and i will accept that result. >> was the august mid-term

election fair? were there any improprieties you saw? >> i have no idea. it is what it is. >> what changed? >> what changed? >> yes. >> the candidates. >> when i'm secretary of state of nevada, we're going to fix it and when my coalition of secretary of state candidates around the country get elected, we're going to fix the whole country. and president trump is going to be president again in 2024. >> i get to appoint secretary of state and the road goes right through pennsylvania. again, the people in the back are literally announcing to you they plan for this election to be the last one that counts. after that they rule period. i'm joined now by dana nestle, attorney general in michigan and michael steele, former republicans national committee

chairman. when you hear people saying if we win these elections, you don't have to ever worry about losing an election again, republican voters, because we will guarantee you always win. you will win because we will just split the results the way you want them. you never have to ever, ever, ever worry about not getting a trophy, we'll always give you the trophy. that sounds to me like it should be illegal but if those people become secretaries of state, they will have the power to do it. your thoughts on that. >> well, what you're describing, i mean, it's not a democracy, it's fascism, plain and simple. but what we learned in 2020, if we didn't understand it before, is that some of these offices, secretary of state, state attorney general, they really do have the authority to manipulate elections if you have people who are not willing to follow the

law and do what they should do, which is not pick winners and losers in an election but simply make sure that elections are administered legally and fairly. but that's not what they're interested in anymore. >> let me play for you, this is nancy pelosi. i want to play it because i think it's important to hear the human toll of this attitude that certain people should never have to face having their candidates lose. this is speaker pelosi, another little sound bite from her and she's talking about her 82-year-old husband's condition. take a listen. >> it's going to be a long haul, but he will be well, and it's just so tragic how it happened. but nonetheless, we have to be optimistic. he's surrounded by family so that's a wonderful thing. >> and, you know, normally, michael steele, normal people, adults with hearts and souls would feel compassion for speaker pelosi and her husband. this is a man who could have died of a skull fracture.

he must have been terrified. can you imagine someone breaking into your home and hitting you with a hammer in the head, it's horrifying. but what the right has done is they've turned that into a joke. they think it's funny. they are sort of luxuriating in the violence against this man because they hate his wife. that also is fascism, is it not, violence in order to achieve political ends? >> oh, it is, absolutely. textbook definition of it. and what we see playing out here realtime is just how much the gop has now inculcated, brought into its fiber, its being the same level of compassion and care and concern for others that donald trump demonstrated in the past. and so this is a complete reflection and a sort of a final reflection of the ultimate embrace of trumpism. so it's not about the fact that

nancy's husband was attacked, regardless of -- i would even submit to you if it was not a, quote, political attack, it was just some random off-the-street attack, you would get the same level of response from these people. and i think that there's something that americans have to reflect on in the next few days as they go to the polls on the 8th, if they haven't voted already. again, these people are an extension of us. so if that's how you feel about what you saw happen to nancy, then that says you probably feel the same way if it happened to one of your own. really? because that's about what where we are right now. >> what it reflects is -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> well, i mean, look, i just convicted last week three members of the wolverine watchmen. these are individuals who were charged with lending material support for an act of domestic terrorism. what was that act? it was a conspiracy to kidnap and assassinate our governor,

gretchen whitmer. her opponent mocked her for being a crime victim and my opponent has said that he will dismiss the remaining cases involving the wolverine watchman because apparently it's okay to kidnap and potentially murder a sitting governor as long as it's not a governor of your party. that's where we're at right now. >> that's it. >> and an excellent point because that is the bottom line here, right, is that they feel that their opponents don't necessarily deserve to live, that only they deserve to rule and only they deserve to live and deserve safety. this is "the washington post" headline. "a majority of the nominees deny or question the outcome of the presidential election." they don't believe anymore, michael steele, your farmer

-- former party, the party you used to lead don't believe it's possible for democrats to win elections. i can't get away from the fact that the democrats are the party of everybody, white, black, latino, lgbtq, young people, secular people, religious people. so the republicans who are 90% white christian party say that only they are legitimate. so when they win, when they win an election, that's legitimate. but when the polly glot party wins, they are illegitimate. i just can't get away from there. their idea is their tribe has to win or if somebody on the other side gets hit with a hammer and kidnapped and held at gunpoint, oh well, too bad. >> that's one less democrat we have to worry about and that's kind of how they see it. it's an unfortunate, unamerican, inhuman response. i mean, because that's -- i don't know how their mama raised them, but i'm sure there are a

whole lot of mamas out there being who are you? but then there are probably a whole lot of mamas out there like that. we've seen it. to the a.g.'s point, that's where we are right now, where my tribe matters more than yours and i will do everything in my power to make sure my tribe wins all the time. >> i want to ask you -- >> go ahead. >> i want to ask you quickly because we're short on time. we talked this week earlier in the week about one of the things they're doing in order to get your side to feel their tribe must win and will win. dropping all of these polls in the system so their base will feel victorious. is that something that is a thing? is that a thing that is done? >> it is a real thing. you and i have talked about this. it's a real thing and i was just

about to go there. i'm glad you brought it up. folks need to understand the setup. this is all part of the big setup so that when you get on november 9th or later in the evening on november 8th and you're adding in those votes that weren't counted, the early ballot votes, the, you know, votes that will be counted later, it changes the outcome because the votes haven't been tallied completely. you set in place the early narrative that says we win period. and if we don't win, that means the system is rigged. and now here are polls that reinforce our winning because of course everyone's voting for us, no one's voting against us. no one's voting against us. so when the polls out there are then thrown into the mix and the averages are changed to creep up more in favor of republicanss are that sets in place and puts in place that narrative you'll hear play out on november 8th,

9th and beyond. and you dovetail that with donald trump's probable announcement on the 14th that he's going to run, you see exactly where that's going. folks, don't be stupid, don't be duped, don't play the game, overwhelm the system with your vote. if you haven't already, do so on tuesday because that attorney general on this screen with me and others like her are about democracy, we need you to overwhelm the ballot to protect the vote going forward. >> last question to you, dana. if trump does announce he's going to run, he would be doing it because he thinks it would protect him from indictment. what do you make of the idea there might be a special counsel the d.o.j. is considering if he does run? >> you know, again, no one should be above the law, including the president of the united states or the former president of the united states. and so i think personally it's a good idea. i would note there's a special counsel right now in michigan

who is having to evaluate charges of election tampering involving my opponent. so i had to do the same thing, which was to refer that case out so that there would not be any conflict. obviously, you know, merrick garland is appointed by joe biden so it's probably not a bad idea to have a special counsel involved. i think it's a smart move. >> dana nestle, who is running against one of these many election deniers in the state of michigan and michael steele, thank you very much for coming on. a truth teller, formerly the rnc chair. really appreciate you. coming up, wisconsin senator ron johnson says he will have to wait and see who wins the election before deciding whether or not it was fair. see, in other words, if democrats win, they cheated. if republicans win, it's all good. his opponent, senate candidate mandela barnes joins me when "the reidout" continues after this. reidout" continues after

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wisconsin is ground zero for the gerrymandered republicans. they would have a supermajority rendering the governor politically impotent. republicans would have the ability to pass pretty much anything they wanted. they'd have the power to disband the election commission, a

bipartisan group overseeing elections. they could transfer its authority to the republican-held legislature or to the secretary of state. with the current republican gubernatorial candidate mitch mitchells tells you the republicans will never lose another election, he means it. when they helped republicans to seize control of the state's government, they promptly implemented the nation's most aggressive redistricting, which effectively banished democrats from the legislative process. the long-term tea party takeover of wisconsin culminated in the election of multi-millionaire ron johnson, johnson, who promised he would only serve two terms is now in neck-in-neck race with the current governor to try for term number three. johnson has told women who want their reproductive rights to move somewhere else. he's called social security a

ponzi scheme, meaning he'd like to great rid of it. he called listerine a natural cure for covid. any question of january 6th was actually an armed insurrection. he has to say that since the january 6th committee revealed he and his staff played the role of bag men to try to overturn the 2020 election. >> they are literally just making stuff up. mandela's opponent has done more than just about anybody in congress to spread conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. i mean, he has a gold medal in that event. >> and almost on queue, ron johnson refused to say he would accept the result of next week's election. his justification, lies about the past election. >> do you commit to accepting the results of tuesday's election? >> i sure hope i can but i can't

predict what the democrats might have planned. you know, we're not trying to do anything to gain partisan advantage. we're just doing whatever we can to restore confidence. it sure seems like there's an awful lot of -- in the past a lot of attempts on democrats to make it easy to cheat. we want to make it easy to volt vote but very hard to cheat. >> i'm joined by lieutenant governor barnes. thank you for being here. ron johnson to me, it is curious to me why this race is so close. he's leading by two points in the latest poll from marquette university, 50-48 over you, a 4.8% margin of error. it could be a tie. what happened to wisconsin? it used to be a progressive state. it's a state that elected you, the first african-american lieutenant governor, elected tony evers. why do so many wisconsinites

seem interested in reelecting a resurrectionist? >> we expected this to be close from the very beginning. i'm really grateful you gave me a chance to talk about the race and you're holding ron johnson accountable for his dangerous decisions when it comes to our democracy. the fact that he is so arrogant to say he won't accept the outcome of the election, he'll see how it goes, that's who he's always been. in 2020 he tried to send fraudulent electors to the vice president in an attempt to overthrow the 2020 election. so we expect him to try any and everything. the fact is they weren't successful in 2021, we don't want them to be successful this year. >> are you concerned that ron johnson putting out those things and that's only one of the many

bizarre things he said, drink listerine instead of getting a covid vaccine, all of it. but the things he's saying about the election, when you have people willing to arm themselves, intimidate people at the polls and commit violence if he don't win, if he's essentially guaranteeing you he'll win or if he doesn't win, it was fraud, that strikes me as dangerous because that could cause people who believe that and buy into those conspiracy theories to commit violence. are you concerned about that? >> he's ginned up every conspiracy theory. what you're talking about now, the potential for violence, this is what happened when he tried to overturn the 2020 election. he called into question the results repeatedly and casted doubt for people who already decided the 2020 election was already settled, ron johnson decided he will push even further and make people not believe that, you know, that the president was duly elected and when you have people in high office like you said will be so

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the mid terms are really heating up. we wanted to take a moment to highlight some candidates who are not getting the support and attention they deserve, like chris jones running get former president trump spoke liar -- i'm sorry, spokesperson. preschool, broad band and jobs. and charles booker is the first major party nominee, looking to

stop his opponent, tea party senator rand paul from getting a third term. he opposed a bill to make lynching a federal hate crime. warning for our viewers, the following ad contains strong imagery. in kentucky like many states throughout the south, lynching was a tool of terror. it was used to kill hopes for freedom. it was used to kill my ancestors. now in an historic victory for our commonwealth, i have become the first black kentuckian to receive the democratic nomination for u.s. senate. do we move forward together or do we let politicians like rand paul forever hold us back and drive us apart? in november, we will choose healing. >> i am joined by chris jones, the democratic candidate for arkansas governor and charles booker, democratic candidate for

the u.s. senate in kentucky, and author of "from the hood to the holler." thank you both for being here. you two are making history among a record number of black candidates for higher offices and just since reconstruction voters have elected just seven black senators and two black governors. this year 16 black candidates, 13 democrats and three republicans are major party nominees. congratulations to both of you for being your party's nominee. charles, i want to start with you, my friend. that ad was tough, right? but you're in a tough race that is considered an unlikely win for a democrat. tell me why you ran that ad and give us your elevator pitch for why you think you can win in a state like kentucky. >> well, first of all, it's good to be with you again, joy. you know, i did that ad, it was one of the hardest things i've ever done because we have to tell the story. we have to face our pain and

difficult up the realities of what we've dealt with so we can heal together. my campaign has been about humanity, standing as family, democrats, republicans and independents. we are building an historic coalition from the hood to the holler. as a type one diabetic, my insulin doesn't care about my political party. we have to look for our common bonds and we will beat rand paul. >> let me go to chris jones on the same thing. what strikes me about the way people think about politics, that i think is incorrect, they do write off certain states and say that's a republican state. but kentucky has eight democratic governors and has had two, the father of the current governor was also a democrat. arkansas had a really famous democratic governor. his name was bill clinton. it's not like impossible for democrats to win statewide in your state. it's not like a thousand years ago there was a democrat elected

there. so why do you suppose that when sort of national democrats, the party apparatus looks at races like yours and they say he can't beat sarah huckabee sanders and answer that and tell us why you think you can. >> well, first of all, it's great to be on and see you again and good to see my good friend senator booker. can't wait to celebrate your win. look, it's for a few reasons. one, it's because folks misunderstand the structural dynamics. they're looking for the typical factors, how much money you raised, how much your name recognition is and who are the current elected officials. but what they miss is that you have candidates like charles booker who are out there and myself, we're changing the structural dynamics. we're going everywhere and showing up in places where democrats have not shown up, places that typically and traditionally have not voted for republicans in the last few years. we also have taken time to listen to the voters in our state. so i've traveled to all 75 counties in my state and i've listened to our kansans. what i'm hearing in addition to

wanting pb & j, they want to come across a community and one arkansas and that cuts across whether you voted for trump and been a lifelong chaos, folks are saying i'm ready to vote for community. >> i'm very proud to know talk to both of you. you guys both say the say things, which is no one talks to people way out in the rural counties, they have all these concerns about health care. they don't know where to place those concerns. but when you connect it to politics, they respond, right? even if you're different ideologically or racially. have you found that, charles, when you're going out and talking to folks in like rural kentucky, white area thinking this is a trump area. when you go and talk to them, what do they say to you? >> well, when i talk to folks across kentucky about our issues, the challenges that we face, one, we realize our common

bonds and, two, we understand we have an opportunity to work together and because i've done this work, we have folks who voted for trump organizing on the campaign, lifelong republicans working with me. my message is very populist in nature so we're galvanizing a lot of folks and if kentucky there is a ballot measure to ban all abortion and it will be on the ballot and it's galvanizing a lot of people who realize our lives are worth fighting for and we have to stand together. so we will make history and i need everyone to go to charlesbooker.org to help us do this work in uprooting racial injustice. >> abortion is about a third of people think it should be easier to get an abortion. polling-wise abortion is important. is that coming up as you talk to women, even men in your state about the stakes of this race? >> you know, it is one of the things that comes up. now what i'll say is when i've

traveled across the state, i've heard folks of all backgrounds saying i'm concerned about the extremism. i don't want cops coming into my house investigating miscarriages. i want them investigating break-ins. that's a very deep concern. the other thing is i've traveled to places that are very rural and i remember speaking to a disabled veteran, mr. fault, and white man, disabled veteran, you would never think he would even talk to chris jones. the only thing he said after hearing my message was when you win, don't forget about me because folks everywhere, whether it's in the delta, whether it's predominantly black where it's predominantly white, they want to be heard, they ever want to be seen and they want to be remembered. that's what we're doing. and, again, i appreciate that we have candidates across the state and the country that are doing the same thing. >> absolutely. and chris jones, by the way, is an astro physicist. he's like a space guy. i resisted asking you nerdy

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as many democrats focused on protecting abortion rights and democracy. president biden, former president obama, and donald trump, are all set to campaign tomorrow in the middle swing states of pennsylvania. it comes as just last night, oprah winfrey, who notably helped boost mehmet oz's tv career in the early talents, endorsed his democratic opponent for the open senate seat. >> i will tell you all this, if i lived in pennsylvania, i would already cast my vote for jon fetterman, for many reasons. >> joining me now is filmmaker and activist michael more. he's the host of the podcast rumble with michael. more author of the michael more substack newsletter. michael, more thank you, good to see you again. thank you for being here. what do you make of that? people are waiting to see what oprah would do vis-à-vis mehmet oz. she was critical to him becoming famous. what do you make of her endorsing his opponent? >> one of the times i was on oprah back in the day, at the

end of the show, she said, hey, can you stick around for another hour? i'd like you to meet doctor oz. he has a radio show. would you be willing to do it? i said, yeah, sure. i'm always happy to talk about health care and are lack of it. so i met him. first thing he did, he has his hand on that doctors thing that makes you look like a doctor. he reaches into the pocket and pulls out a whole bunch of walnuts and says, here, have some walnuts. i said, whoa. i can't take that out of your pocket and eat it. i'm sorry. i'm not a germaphobe but -- we sat down. >> wow! >> we started talking about health care. i said, you know, let me ask you this, where do you stand on universal health care? i would think, you are such a voice now, the large nationwide voice, you could do a lot of good by coming out in favor of the fact that no american

should ever lose their home or go bankrupt as a result of medical bills or hospital bills. he went into this long thing of how capitalism is better than universal health care and that for profit medicine and for profit hospitals get us better hospitals and better health care. i said, that's actually not true. the health insurance companies, they want to approve as little as possible. if your doctor says you should get this test or whatever, they are all over not approving it because profits go down when they have to pay that out. he didn't see it that way. he thought that -- i said, let me ask you, on a moral level, if somebody gets sick, which is not their fault, why should they be punished? we have more people evicted from their homes because of health care bills than any

other reason. we are the only western industrialized country -- i saw this chart a few months ago, a number of families evicted from their homes, losing their mortgage because of health care bills. the uk, zero. france, zero. canada, zero. united states, it was in the hundreds of thousands of people who have been evicted or have had to lose their home. is that the america you want to live in, i said to doctor us? that's not who we are, right? i want to live in an america that supports the profit motive. >> wow. >> are you a doctor? really? isn't the first rule for the last 2000 years since the coat of whatever his name was, begins with the letter h, i can't remember. yes, thank you. first do no harm. millions of americans have been harmed by the way we do health care. thank god that for president

obama, think that for hillary clinton who, back in the 90s, was the first in the modern era to say, every american should be able to see a doctor and not have to look in the wall and see if there's any money. >> that is quite a story. i want to bring you, this is bose to be a two man operation. i will bring in the second gentleman we would have on with you. let's bring in director -- rob reiner, the great rob reiner. there he is. >> hi. how are you? hi joy, hi michael. >> michael was threatening to play you in the movie here. we would have him jump to the other side of the screen of me and play both roles. >> he can be a meat head as well as i can. [laughs] >> i want to ask you both, i don't know if you are able to hear, we were having technical gremlins with you, rob. michael just told a really

harrowing story about meeting doctor oz and his indifference to the fact that people didn't have health care. i think about the things the republicans are willing to say that you would think would be completely -- it would make them impossible for them to win. mike lee bragging to a bunch of donors he wanted to pull up security root and branch and get rid of it. he got some applause for it. you have a guy in north carolina who wants to have rape panels where women have to go before they can get an abortion. you think about this stuff, you think they should not be close. what do you make of the fact that despite saying some of the most outrageous things -- tim ryan saying all tim ryan wants to do is get illegal immigrants and get them gender -- that doesn't make sense. why is it close? >> because the other side reality does not mean anything. they are only interested in power. they are only interested -- and they will do anything to get the power. and they are willing to kill,

literally kill, to get the power. you can't have a conversation with them. the only thing we can do is try to hold on to the house and a couple senate seats. it will be very hard. if we do not do that, this might be the last election we have in a democratic -- in a democracy. >> that's what keeps me awake at night. you've been positive, michael more. you've been good at predicting these things. i was on the bill marshall with you when you told us that trump was going to. when i was like, no, that's not possible. america would never let that guy. you are like, oh yeah they will. what do you think about this election? give us your prognostication? >> when i said that in 2016, i live in michigan. i saw what was going on. i said it with all sadness because i did not want that to happen. in fact, hillary clinton won by 3 million votes in the popular vote. the american people did not want trump in the white house. they wanted hillary clinton. just like 7 million more voted for biden in 2020.

what i don't understand about the polls, we are supposed to accept the fact that in the last two years, the 7 million votes biden won by, all of a sudden, those seven millions have changed their minds probably listening to -- too much. they don't like biden. i think it's all a bunch of bias. you had somebody on earlier on the show talking about the way that they load up these polls, the aggregates. there are so many -- >> the rnc chairman. >> gop funded and corporate lobbyist funded polls that, when they do those big heads, they throw those in. it jumps the number up in favor of the more conservative policy or politician. for example, 5:38. good people. much respect. two weeks before the kansas vote this summer on abortion, 538 said that and the antiabortion people, their side

was going to win by four points. in the end, the people of kansas, the people who wanted choice in the constitution, they won by 18 point. the polls had said we were going to lose by four points. this is why i don't want people this weekend to be at home depressed and despair, oh, we are going to lose. yes, it's close. it's very close. that's why everybody's job this weekend is to figure out who you have to call, where can you go knock on doors, do whatever. do not, do not sit around this weekend. this is, as rob said, this is our moment to save our democracy. >> i'm going to give you 30 seconds to give your elevator pitch for people to vote, rob reiner. >> you know, if you care about a woman's right to choose, if you care that he will ever have a free and fair election again, if you care about preserving 246 years of self rule, then you will get out and vote.

because this can be, will be, if the greatest country on earth. it's moving towards a more perfect union very slowly. but if it is taken away from us by eliminating the right to vote and eliminating our free and fair elections, then we will have nothing. so we have to get out and vote. it's critical. >> it's critical. i have to add my note to that. we have a little bit of gremlin. we are running short on time tonight. michael more and rob reiner, thank you both very much for encouraging people to vote. i will add mine herdsman as well. before i go, i really do want to say one quick thing about my friend, colleague, and sister tiffany cross. she's not just my friend. she is my sister. i love her. i support her. i was boosting for her to get the show that she created a cross connection, when she put her heart and nt