his name was howard dean.and you at that time were trying to tell democrats stop pretending to be faux republicans. >> right. >> tara just laid it out. the people that the party wanted to win these primaries didn't. they didn't think any of these three had a chance. all of them have a great chance of winning. should democrats take that same attitude into 2020? >> absolutely, yes. i think it's too early to say we should have all women or whatever. it's going to be 15, 20 people rung. and i hope we pick the most qualified person. but most qualified person is the person who stands up for who he or she is as genuine. people are so sick of canned politicians. if we nominate one, we're going to lose to donald trump for a second term. we have got to stand up for who we are and what we believe in. that is what is so unbelievably attractive about the candidates that you just talked about. and i think each one -- i think we can win all three of those races. i have no doubt in my mind that we can do that. >> they can win

did howard dean really mean that?will assume for the sake of this country he didn't mean that and none of the other people talking like howard dean mean it either. we hope all have lost their senses and will wake up feeling ashamed and ready to rejoin the adult conversation in progress. that's our hope. either way, we do not plan to stop talking no matter what they demand. every american has an absolute right to express his views regardless of what twitter thinks. we are not giving it up on this show. you are always free to say what you believe even if we disagree with you. free expression doesn't cause extremism, it solves it. professor hanson, do you think that speech is at stake in our current debate? >> i think it is in a way. all of us want a safe space to use that left wing term. we don't want to turn on the television for nba and be lectured at. we don't want to spend thanksgiving like it's 1861. we want it to tone down, but we don't know what the rulings are. we established that james does not shoot steve scal

people loved howard dean. i can't imagine you, howard dean, when you had that power over a group of people, particularly young people, to say i will lead you guys in this direction. i think you should hurt my opponent. i'll pay your bail. i think my opponents are evil. they're the enemies of the people. you understand the kind of power a political leader can have. what do you make of the way this president uses his power? >> the reason this is complicated, and the reason that i had power and trump has power, people give you that power because they feel trapped or inadequate. when i ran, the problem was the democratic party was basically supporting the republican agenda and i wanted to stand up for the democratic agenda, which was against the war in iraq. what trump does with the power that people give him who are frustrated, angry, so forth, he turns it to evil. that's the problem with trump. i don't know that he intends to do evil. i think he's so screwed up himself, he is a narcissist, so he has a giant cult

did howard dean really mean that?l, we are going to assume for the sake of this country that he did not mean that and none of the other people talking like howard dean mean it either. we are hoping all of them have lost their senses temporarily. at some point, they will wake up feeling chastened and ashamed at ready to rejoin the adult conversation. either way, we do not plan to stop talking, no matter what they say or demand. every american has an absolute right to express his views, regardless of what twitter thinks. it's our birthright. it's the most important freedom we have. we are not giving it up on this show. you are always free to say what you believe, even if we disagree with you. free expression does not cause extremism. it solves extremism. senior fellow at the institution. professor hanson, i want to talk to you first tonight because i think you have perspective that is lacking in the situation. are we overstating it? do you think that speech is at stake in our current debate? >> no, i think it is in a wa

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kennedy: it does, and howard dean called me an idiot tonight. >> i'm sure you will cry yourself to sleep. you should get the warm bath and the sharp blade out. kennedy: i need the bathtub with the little door and crawl inside and fill it with my own tears. congressman gaetz, thank you very much. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: the president will not be mobilizing the military but could help mobilize the voters. the "fox news poll" released shows that immigration is the fourth largest issue behind health care, the economy and the president himself. although, the migrant caravan may soon be stopped. several hot button immigration issues remain in play like the border wall, sanctuary cities and abolishing i.c.e. the president's tough stance on immigration helped boost him bigley at the polls, but will it help fellow republicans win bigger next month? joining me now american majority ceo and former writer for president george w. bush ned ryun, along with richard fowler, he is richard fowler, thank you, gentlemen. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: let's talk about this, i think this is a real

grayson, when is it enough, the president of the united states is evil, howard dean launching into thate had to say. >> evil lurks in the hearts of men, the democrats have made mistake but they are about the future and idealism and making america a better place. a struggle about good versus evil and the president of the united states is evil. heather: do you agree with that? is that dangerous rhetoric? >> well, i think what the president speaks is dangerous rhetoric, after all he's the one that praised the charlottesville protestors who were chanting antisemimatic phrases and calling them very fine people. what's more evil calling somebody evil for what they are doing or their acts themselves, i mean, this lands at the feet of donald trump himself. he had an opportunity to step up and do the right thing and, again, unit americans and instead more divisiveness, i mean, he -- he actually started chanting lock him up about a jewish man, a jewish man who had bombs sent to his house a few days earlier. heather: are you trying to allege that he's antisemimatic, you know he's not antisemimatic

the former chair of the democratic national committee, howard dean and leader of pro choice america which has been part of the protests. if the vote count holds, kavanaugh is headed for the supreme court. what do you do now? >> well, right now, what i wrote on my facebook page is scream, donate to those who stood with us and against who seem like we won't. tomorrow we rally and sunday we start organizing for november. i keep saying this because it's crucially important. november is coming. and yes, we are seeing more and more fired up women and not just democratic women. independent women have been bleeding from the republican party because of this fight. but this is not just about november 2018. this is a moment in history that women will remember and tell our children and it will be a very tough thing for the gop to live down for generations. >> governor dean, you hear her make that argument and there was a year of the woman at other points in history that have been galvanized by the big events. if you want to do it by gender is men. there is a question to how men react to all of this a

howard dean who once ran for president wrote this. president wrote this.p seems to like people two murder his opposition. i bet he would like to do the same." dan bongino, former secret service officer and he joins us tonight. dan, this does seem like projection here. so as the left gets more violent they become more convinced that it is the right getting violent. >> yeah. you have don't believe for a second. i don't want to speak for you but i don't think you dodo either that the left believes the right is violent. i say that because they have had a fabricate stories to make the right appear violent. remember the famous episode up on the hill in obamacare where a number of congressmen alleged racial slurs were hauled at them and they were spat on. yet, multiple people said listen, we will give you $10,000 if you produce scintilla of video evidence that it happened. they didn't. we had the famous sarah palin bull's eye pictogram used repeatedly throughout history and that is an indicator of violence. they are making this up. i see two real problems.em the

have against republican incumbents, and this is the fulfillment of presidential candidates like howard deanobama and bernie sanders about mass small dollar fund-raising being applied to congressional races. money is not everything in congressional races. int the underlying partisan nature is critical, and we see them moving in both directions at once. the places on the periphery of the democratic targ list that were in more republican pro-trump areas, many are falling away and getting tougher. on the other hand, as the president has polarized us around cultural issues, the republican hill is getting steeper in the inner suburban areas, white collar areas that are the ercof the democratic stude opportunity in the house. my guess is you're going to see an election that widens the trench between increasingly blue america and metro red america and we're going to and out feeling like we're looking at two americas glaring at each other across a widening chasm that trump tries to widen at every chance. >> susan to you, on that note about enthusiasm and what is exciting voters the most 19 days out

. >>> a madman murders 11 people in a a place of worship, but howard dean says it's donald trump whome a struggle about good versus evil, states is evil. rachel: dr. sebastian gorka is here to roadway act next. -- to react next. plus, what do voters think of the president's rally last night? >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace pete: we are back with a fox news alert, 11 are dead and 6 others injured including 4 police officers after a shooter opens fire in pittsburgh. >> it's a very horrific crime scene, it's one of the worst that i've seen. it's very bad. rachel: 46-year-old robert bowers now charged with 29 federal counts including hate crimes. udwixvñ7h y3 after deadliest attack on jewish community in u.s. history. ed: let's bring in dr. sebastian gorka, former deputy assistant to the

people like howard dean going on the sunday show, saying that the president is evil.lso blaming him. so you have all these voices out there that are not helping. charles: what do you say deneen, that president should tone it down? >> everyone needs to come together. the president said americans need to unite. when you have those who are going against what the president is saying that is the wrong message to send. charles: jillian. >> i would agree with that. i think it is awfully bold of the media pointing this at trump when you have last week "new york times" running assassination fantasies. charles: ford, over the weekend, 34 people were shot in chicago. three were killed. it's a common story we hear every single monday. when that happens it is always guns that did it. unfortunately when there is other kind of tragedies out there, particularly involves a white perpetrator, it all circles back to president trump, even synagogue evil killer there, you posted some things on social media that were anti-trump. but didn't take long for the media to somehow blame the white

tera dowdell, howard dean -- >> i'm interested. as long as they're under 50. i love elizabeth, but i want to see -- we need to have a young person out there. >> please. i think she is young in spirit. that's all for "all in" in season. catch a.m. joy tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> i was going to start the show right now, but now i'm going to leave to start a multibillion business selling things on which it says rediscover your moxie. jewelry, it's got you right there. you just crowned a million, a million memes, my dear. well done. thank you. appreciate it. and following that discussion about stacey abrams, one of candidates they were talk about we are going to be joined by stacey abrams live here in just a couple of minutes. i'm very happy to have you with us. happy friday. because it is friday and the show is live, that means i can pretty much promise you that there is going to be some breaking news over the course of the hour, and i say that with some confidence because i was just advised as i was rung out here to star

i remember the novelty days of howard dean doing this online. obviously barack obama had great success. is this the new model for politics, it's not so much about these high-end fund-raisers, it's about going viral and collecting $20 a pop? >> well, yes, steve. we're seeing like a real sort of divergence here between these two fund-raising models. on the one hand you have democrats raising just a ton of money online, breaking fund-raising records. on the other hand we see republicans seeking to offset the democratic advantage in small donor enthusiasm by relying increasingly on super pacs and extremely wealthy donors giving huge sums to super pac the. we see sheldon and miriam adelson giving $87 million and counting to republican efforts to try to keep the house of representatives. so after citizens united, we saw a real sort of change in thinking that maybe these big donors were going to dominate american politics for decades to come. we see the pendulum swinging the other direction on the democratic side. we'll maybe have a verdict on how this

let's bring in howard dean, an msnbc contributor.strategist, susan del perc percio, an msnbc political analyst. and raul reyes, an attorney and a an nbc news op-ed contributor. big welcome to you three. howard, to you first here. how worried should the democrats be about the republicans' prospects in light post-kavanaugh, now immigration-heavy conversation landscape? >> look, i'm at the stage here, two weeks out, where you don't worry at all. do your work. get out there, vote. we'll have huge numbers of voters. the north carolina vote is an incredible yearly vote. so it's just not the time to worry. it's the time to get out and do your work and the voters will take care of the rest of the it. >> former dnc chairman speak right there. susan, your take on the president's approach to his campaigner in chief role. let's take a look at this. >> a vote for marcia is a really a vote for me. a vote for cindy is a vote for me. a vote for steve is a vote for me. a vote for david is a vote for me. i want you to vote. pretend i'm on the ballot.

president, national press secretary for president obama's reelection campaign, and worked with howard dean's campaign when he was fresh out of college. forerved as press secretary sherrod brown's campaign for senate, communications director for rahm emanuel's first campaign for mayor, and a spokesman to confirm justices to the supreme court. currently oversees strategic communication services at bully pulpit. without further ado, please join me in welcoming ben labolt and our guests to the stage. [applause] ben: good evening, everybody. i want to start by introducing our distinguished panel, starting to my right, chip is a senior staff photographer forget images, based in d.c. before moving to washington in 2005, chip worked at daily newspapers including the fort worth star-telegram, and the fort wayne news signal. the white house news photographers association awarded him photographer of the year in 2010, and political photo of the year in 2006. he was part of a team of getty images photographers that were finalists for the 2016 pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. ship has extensi

national press secretary for president obama's reelection campaign, and regional field director howard dean's campaign when he was fresh out of college. his prior work includes serving as press secretary for sherrod brown's campaign for senate, communications director for rahm emanuel's first campaign for mayor, and white house spokesman to confirm justices to the supreme court. he currently serves at bully pulpit interactive where he oversees communication services. part of a team of getty images finalists for the pillar surprise for breaking news -- pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. on mccain, mitt romney, barack obama, and many other candidates. carolyn caster is a photojournalist with the associated press. carolyn gerrit -- joined the ap in 2002 and moved to the seat in to washington,ed d.c. in 2009. hurricanes,anos, miners.d coal she covered the presidential campaign of barack obama, hillary clinton, john mccain, as well as donald trump and her work now primarily deals with u.s. politics, including the trump white house. damon winter, staff photographer for the new york times

i really look at it, she has 2020 aspirations, reminded me of the howard dean scream, this guy is legitthe scream happened, all of sudden people are asking her entire origin story turns out to be fake. i think that really calls into question. i think she is far too left for the country. at the same time what she proved yesterday definitely beyond a doubt, she is a complete fraud. neil: others will debate that but, robin, i do wonder where the passion of the party lies right now, whole native-american issue notwithstanding. she had been very, very popular on the stump an key crowd pleaser for democrats, do you know from folks you talked to, they're moving on and looking sampling bernie sanders and joe biden? i know he is a little bit more moderate but what is happening behind the scenes? >> behind the scenes, neil, people are interested, the party loyalists really are liking the potential candidates that are holding donald trump to task like kamala harris for example, and really elizabeth warren had done a good job but i really think -- neil: kamala harris benefits from california moving

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joining me is dean ogadula and maria inohosu and cal perry and howard fineman.l. you've been doing reporting on this which dovetail with what you saw on fox news. >> the shooter was on a site called gab.com. that's what they would like to consider themselves a social media site. it is an anti-social media site. a lot of the users on this site have already been kicked off twitter, off facebook, off instagram because of these messages. three buckets i would put the shooters interest in, anti-semitic discussions, just garbage on his postings. the second thing would be this xenophobic discussion. the xenophobia is endorsed speech by our political leaders today. that is something that we need to be very clear on. the third thing that he did on his site was an obsession about weapons, specifically about guns. that clearly played out in this shooting. we know three handguns and one assault rifle. this site is not abnormal. there are these sites all over the place. they claim to be the ashby terse of free speech. that's a screen grab there of the website. the other thin

dean who was the counsel to the president. and then the watergate committee begins to act in two of the key figures, sam ervin and howard baker,y were from tennessee and irvine was a democrat, very conservative. baker was from tennessee, one of the up-and-coming republican republicans in the south. notable that they are both from the south. the investigation begins to reveal more including tape and the practice president declares executive privilege and the court says no. he tries transcripts but that does not work out too well and you have to hear the tapes and he tries reductions from the tape. ultimately congress determines to move towards impeachment, and when that happened, nixon chooses to resign. on top of the economic turmoil of the 1970s, on top of what has happened in vietnam, you have the scandal of watergate. in essence you have a nation wondering, again, what has gone wrong and what has happened with our institution and our economic power. what has happened in the military and what happened diplomatically and why is this not working out? back spiro agnew, replacing him was gerald ford a well-meaning congressman. n