all of this leaders mitchell to her next account. judge kavanaugh -- all denied any such party occurred. ford's friend kaiser goes further that she had no recollection of being at a party with kavanaugh and never knew him. recall that when dr. ford was questioned about her really good friend's testimony she kind of threw her under the bus. >> do you have any particular motive to ascribe to lee land. >> we could take those one at a time. leland has significant health challenges and i'm happy that she is focusing on herself and getting health treatment that she needs and she let me know that she needed her lawyer to take care of this for her. >> laura: so giles -- guys, we have inconsistencies, discrepancies and inconsistencies and shades of changing the story. it goes on and on and on. now if the media cares to examine kavanaugh's credibility on questions if he drank too much or blacked out, fine. do it. but you've got to hit these other issues as well. to me it's just fair and that is the question of media credibility reporters' cred

mitchell continues, saying dr. ford has struggled to identify judge kavanaugh as the assailant by name. it dr. ford has no memory of key details of the night in questio. details that could corroborate her account. >> in your letter, you said that they went down the stairs, and they were talking with other people in the house. >> >> correct. >> were you able to hear that conversation? >> i was not able to hear that conversation. >> how do you know there was a conversation? >> i am just assuming since it was a social gathering, people were talking. i don't know. >> you said you do not remember how you got home, is that correct? speak out i do not remember, other than i did not drive home. >> has anyone come forward to say to you, hey, remember i was the one who drove you home? >> no. >> laura: fort can't recall who invited her to the party, how she got to the party, the location of the party, where the alleged abuse occurred. it doesn't know where it was, nor how she got home or even how she arranged a ride there. al

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"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports." denial, president trump sends the secretary of state right now to saudi arabia to get answers about the missing journalist which today the saudi king flatly denies the allegation that they killed the journalist. >> the king denies any knowledge of it. it sounds to me these could have been rogue killers, who knows? but this was a flat denial. >> their denials ring hollow. flat hollow. it seems inconceivable that these actions would be taken out without the knowledge of the king of saudi arabia, bin al man. >>> do you really think i would call russia to help me with an election? give me a break.

mitchell? how much?icisms miss mitchell posts to doctor ford out to be signed on her as well given her history of demand and particularly stringent protocol and investigation integrity but not seeking those in this context and it is troubling given her role as a prosecutor and her position in the past including positions she takes on current cases active in her office. >> they did pay her outside. and they paid standard fees that they hire. we can keep digging. that is a bit of information we have on that. i went to get to a letter from the chairman, senate judiciary chair chuck grassley who sent a letter to ford's legal team, specific things he wants, therapy notes, some were provided to the washington post. he wants all recordings of the polygraph and all legal team communications with the media regarding kavanaugh allegations whatever they say. what would a recording of the polygraph tell them? he said he talked for an hour and a half and after two questions that was pretty standard. >> it is standard

mitchell's claim that dr.s not offered a consistent account of when the alleged assault happened and was, quote, not rooted in fact, senator feinstein disputed the claim. want to check in with chris and what he's working on for "cuomo prime time" at the top of the hour. >> mitchell isn't the only former prosecutor to say that professor ford's case would be tough to bring. not just because of the time. there's no statute in maryland for that type of crime. she's no unique in that respect. but tonight we'll take a look at this question that's now vexing the nation. when does credibility account. as you remember, anderson, i've been hot on this since the beginning of this. i've felt that the allegations would always be unsatisfying in that setting. that's why the process was something that deserves scrutiny. and not what was said about kavanaugh, but what he said about himself was always going to be the biggest test, and now he's been tripped up by that, it would seem. we have players. chad luddington, the latest

mitchell did indeed interview dr. taking each senator's time and q&aing her in five-minute increments. but the prosecutor was benched by republicans abruptly in the middle of judge kavanaugh's part of the hearing so we would wind up hearing less from her than expect. but now we are hearing from her again in a report obtained by nbc news, ms. mitchell told republicans she has in fact reached a conclusion. quote, analysis of dr. christine blasey ford's allegations, the prosecutor writes that, quote, in the legal context, here senior my bottom line. a he said/she said case is incredibly difficult to prove, but this case is even weaker than that. i do not think that a reasonable prosecutor would bring this case based on the evidence before the committee. ms. mitchell sets out various reasons for why in her view this is not a prosecutable case. she takes issue with dr. ford's timeline, with her memory and with her assertions she has suffered psychological after effects from the assault. but in setting out all of that, ms.

mitchell: maybe potentially very long term. thesis, we think of tencent music and spotify as collaborators, not as competitors at all. i actually think the two of them as a combined entity can be a very powerful force against the music labels. i think you'll see them working a lot together, which is why there is the equity interest. t.m.e. in order to monetize and build an enormous business is really focused on the chinese market. they've got the users. emily: ok. >> go ahead, i'm sorry. emily: apple music is, of course, the main competitor to spotify, the more concerning competitor to spotify. pandora was just bought by sirius/x.m.. does that change the game at all? mitchell: not at all. i think pandora was irrelevant. you poll 100 people on the street and ask how they listen to music, under the age of 30. you are going to get streaming. pandora is old school radio, streaming is the future. and i believe spotify and tencent are both well positioned. . to benefit hugely from that over the decade. emily: apple isn't irrelevant,

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mitchell: not at all.evant.ora was you poll 100 people on the and ask how they listen to music, under the age of 30. streaming. andora is old school radio, they are going to benefit hugely decade.t over the emily: apple isn't irrelevant, would agree.e, you how do tencent music and spotify that?up to mitchell: tencent music and apple don't compete at all. in terms of spotify and that spotify -- i believe in the u.s. that superior s a far product to apple and i think that's how they've gotten to point so far. obviously apple is a very, very an e company that has enormous amount of resources a lot of n spend, but our initial diligence on spotify, we started talking to a of artists and things like that and people in the music industry. to us that ry clear potify is more desired by the artists. one thing that we haven't talked tools.et is the artist's so spotify and company like tencent music that specializes music versus apple that does a lot of other things, are building these unbelievable allow the artists t

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that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports."ow here's stephanie for "velshi and ruehl." >> thank you very much. there's a lot of news to cover. good afternoon. i'm stephanie ruhle. my partner ali velshi on assignment. it is tuesday, october 9th. let's get smarter. >> at the end of the year, nikki will be leaving. we'll miss you. we'll be speaking all the tile. b we'll be speaking all the time. but we will miss you. thank you very much. >> look at what happened in the past two years on foreign policy. now the u.s. is respected. it's a great day in the united states. i'm proud to have been part of the team. now i don't have anything set on where i'm going to go. for all of you that are going to ask about 2020. now, i'm not running for 2020. i can tell you what i'll be doing

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> that's a wonderful story, and right now on andrea mitchell reports, tree of life, a pittsburgh synagogue vowing to carry on after 11 members are gunned down inside the temple. with the rabbi calling for america's leaders to stop the words of hate. >> am i really experiencing this? is this just some horrific nightmare and i'm going to wake up? there is hate and it isn't going away, it just seems to be getting worse. >> back on the attack, president trump, blaming the media today in the wake of the mass shooting. and after last week's mail bombs, after barely dialing back his usual rhetoric on the trail. >> and if you don't mind, i'm going to tone it down just a little bit, is that okay? no. okay. >> and youth group, a new poll shows young people are more engaged in this year's election than ever before in a midterm, will they vote? many say this time is different. >> we're losing decency in the political system, we need to come to an understanding, that as long as anyone has a different view from you, they don't hate this country. ing. >>> a r

>>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, secretary of state mike pompeo on his way to saudi arabia on a surprise trip hoping to meet with king bin salman. the journalist widely believed to have been killed by king salman. >> i just spoke to the king of saudi arabia, who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to, as he says, his saudi arabian citizen. i have asked and he firmly denies that. i have asked the secretary of state mike pompeo to immediately get on a plane and go to saudi arabia, go to other places if necessary. the king told me that turkey and saudi arabia are working hand in hand very closely on getting to the bottom of what happened. >> it had been nearly two weeks

there is no proof that it was karen mitchell who got into the car.t's eyes are not blue. and, said chief mills, gomes didn't come forward until months after the incident. >> what we don't wanna do is just take something that's, you know, sensational and plug that person into the midst of an investigation that may or may not have anything to do with him. >> reporter: but the investigation continues. and some, like birkbeck, believe there may be more. >> i've never said definitively that he was a serial killer. what i said was that there's so much out there about him that clearly there's something going on here. and that law enforcement needs to look into it and thankfully they are doing it now. >> reporter: waste of time, said dick deguerin. >> well, there's no evidence. and to think, you know, the -- the -- they have to have a theory that he's some kinda serial killer. he's not a serial killer. >> but the notion of robert durst as a serial killer has come up. you know, a guy who -- >> well, sells. it sells magazines. it sells books and causes people

this hour of "msnbc live" and "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> tortured and murdered and gruesome details of what happened to american-based saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. they say they have video to prove that he was killed inside of the consulate. >> they say that he was killed by saudiing agents who arrived d on two chartered planes and left the consulate in a convoy with a black van that may have been carrying his body cut into pieces. >>> and coming up, more breaking news from turkey as an american pastor is released after two years in prison. >> and deadly storm and more death and destruction in virginia as hurricane michael moves off of the atlantic coast, and while in florida, an entire coastline is being swept away. >> we thought that it was a cat 4 with a direct hit, it never would have stayed. >> we have no communication about the outside world and nobody knows about me. >> and how long will it take to

i'm andrea mitchell in new york, and republican and democratic senators sharply divided over the results of the five-day supplemental background check into brett kavanaugh with the democrats complaining bitterly that the white house did not let the fbi do their job even as mitch mcconnell has scheduled the first critical vote tomorrow. and the democrats are hoping to peel off two or three of the undecided republicans, lisa murkowski, jeff flake or susan collins now seems bleak. senator collins moments ago call calling the investigation thorough, and senator flake saying that he found no additional corroborating information. a source briefed on the fbi probe says that nine people were interviewed and not including kavanaugh or ford, and nor did they interview 40 others who tried to con kocontact the fbi relevant information. and president trump briefed by the fbi is calling all of the

mitchell says even with the slow start, democrats could still win some seats. >> that's not to say it could not be done. it's just to say if and when it does happen we should be pretty amazed. >> and right now california, they have historically high voter registration. nearly 20 million people. that's thanks to the motor voter program and other registration efforts. but as we said, the data so far shows even as registration has gone up, the turnout has stayed the same. the number of people voting in this midterm election so far, it is similar to 2014 and far less than 2010. >> do you know anything about the women vote? i mean there is such a push on social media especially in the wake of the brett kavanaugh hearings and the #metoo movement that a lot of women will be going to the polls. have we seen any evidence of that so far? >> so far it looks evenly split. there has not been a disproportionate or outsized number of women casting the early votes so far in california. >> and these are mail-in ballots. >> yes, vote by mail. but that's 12 million california voters, so two- thirds of u

msnbc's andrea mitchell tried to go even further attempting to play not only the president, but his supporters, for the horrific shooting in pittsburgh. that was until a congregate at the tree of life synagogue shut her down. >> is not just our political leaders, because we see thousands of people at rallies starting in 2016 and straight through to this weekend for chairing hateful speech. >> i really can't think of anything less helpful than to be politicizing this. this man hated jews, he actually hated trump as it happens. some people are trying to discourage donald trump from coming to pittsburgh. he should come. >> laura: the president is going to pittsburgh tomorrow with the first lady to pay his respects to the families of the tree of life synagogue and to comfort the grieving, which is only the right thing to do. the very idea that the president

>>> good day, i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell on a day of political power players emphasizing the stakes and setting the tone really with candidates from both parties. this week is looking like the trail you're actually used to seeing days before a presidential election. because you've got trump, obama, biden, all in critical battleground states, often the same ones, and all on the same mission, send a message that will resonate with the voters, enough to get them off their couches and out to the polls. we have our team of reporters. good to see all of you, the president's tweet this morning said it all, big night in texas, they have moved to a bigger venue, the lines in houston have been around the block since sunday afternoon, and the president's campaign blitz will put him on stage with the man he

that is absurd based on what mitchell herself taught him as a prosecutor.part of tonight's power panel, let's bring them in. former fbi assistant, kevin brock. fox news contributor, lisa boone and former colleague of rachel mitchell, matthew long. welcome all of you. i want to read part of what you said publicly, her only analysis should buy the process that she is given media and it is insufficient. you say that rachel michelle's failure to to include any accounts brett kavanaugh reveals her applicable bias. matthew. >> i stand by that. especially considering some questions that should be asked which is who is paying for mess mitchell? how much? who paid for her to get there? the same criticism that she has posed to dr. ford ought to be the same light shined on her as well. especially given her history of demanding particularly stringent protocol and investigation integrity for the investigations that she seeks, but is not seeking those in this context. that is troubling and it is troubling given her role as the prosecutor and her position in the past incl

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that's going to do it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow the show online on facebook, on twiter. ali velshi is here. >> thank you, friend. good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. stephanie ruhle is on assignment. it's thursday, october 25th. let's get smarter. >> today, three more explosive devices have been discovered. the total more at ten. >> two in delaware, both addressed to former vice president joe biden. >> the device was found earlier this morning in the restaurant or the offices that are owned by robert de niro. >> two packages to biden. this is the package you're looking for. you can see package due on it, i guess 75 cents, that's why it wasn't delivered. >> it all appears to be from the same sender. >> are there more devices out there to your knowledge? do you expect we may hear more about that? >> to my knowledge, no, do i expect we will hear more, yes. i actually fear, now, that we're feeding the beast. this is getting such a

john mitchell lied to them. the weekend after the watergate break-in, ford happen to be in a meeting with mitchell, and when they were alone he said, what's going on here? do you know anything at all about this? mitchell swore up and down he didn't. and ford accepted it until he couldn't accept it. one thing that is not known, after he lost the election bill simon who was his treasury secretary came to him and asked him if he would pardon mitchell, who is been convicted of watergate related offenses in the meantime and ford said no. it was almost as if one pardon was enough. there were limits to what he would forgive, and mitchell lied to him. now, some would say, you spend 25 years around washington and your surprise that people fudged the truth. but you know, for better and worse, that was ford. i mean, he, in my eulogy i said emotionally he never left grand rapids. this is just a wonderful town, a place of 200,000 people last with several civic minded millionaires who have been extraordinarily generous and wh

chris mitchell in boston. thanks for joining us.pp and website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. goodbye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, laura hughes, political correspondent at the financial times and the former fleet street editor, eve pollard. welcome to you both. let's bring you up—to—date with the front pages, those that are ready in. the metro carries a picture of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman shaking hands with a son of the murdered journalist jamal khashoggi, as more reports emerge about how mr khashoggi met his death. the same picture makes the front page of the financial times. but the paper also reports that the uk is planning to charter ships to bring in food and medicines, in the event of a no—deal brexit. 50 mps have taken freebie trips offered to them by the saudi regime, to the value of over £300,000. that's according to tamara's daily mirror. the i leads on a push to change to the law on food allergies which, it says

mitchell reports." denial, president trump sends the secretary of state right now to saudi arabia to get answers about the missing journalist which today the saudi king flatly denies the allegation that they killed the journalist. >> the king denies any knowledge of it. it sounds to me these could have been rogue killers, who knows? but this was a flat denial. >> their denials ring hollow. flat hollow. it seems inconceivable that these actions would be taken out without the knowledge of the king of saudi arabia, bin al man. >>> do you really think i would call russia to help me with an election? give me a break. >> you mocked christine blasey ford. >> and a million dollar question, elizabeth warren calls the president's bluff, releasing her dna results, telling him to pay off after mocking her claim that she was related to an american-indian ancestor. >> i will give you a million dollars if you take the test and it shows you're an indian, you know? >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in wash

chris mitchell bringing us up—to—date with all the baseball news from the world series.d welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are stephen bush, special correspondent at the new statesman and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. struggling cafe chain patisserie valerie admits it failed to declare to shareholders that it awarded millions of pounds of share bonuses to its two executives, that's on the front of the ft. the metro leads with theresa may's address to backbenchers — she gave what's been described as an "emotional" bid to win back support for her brexit plan. and the crackdown on non disclosure agreements features on the front of the ‘i' — it reports that the high—profile businessman who bought silence to cover up his sexual misconduct may be named in the house of commons if a victim agrees. ‘he loved that i was scared' — fresh claims about that individual are on the front of the telegraph, with a new victim claiming she was assaulted at a party by the bus

mitchell, delta dental, would you like to come up quickly? >> good afternoon.liana desoto with delta dental. basically, they just need to log into the system, indicate what conditions they have. there's a set of five different conditions, and once they indicate that, they won't -- you'll need to indicate on there your physician information -- name, telephone number -- but after that, you're enrolled in the smile away program. >> so you do this on-line? >> correct, it's all -- [inaudible] >> may i have, diane, would you come back to the microphone so that everybody can hear you? thanks. >> if you don't have kaiser, you don't -- most people don't have a phone number for your physician because you just get the call center. >> right, and that's -- that's perfectly fine. you can certainly just put on there that your physician's name -- >> can you come forward to the microphone? >> yeah, so you don't need to -- if you don't have their phone number, that's fine. you can use kaiser's just toll free number, as long as you indicate the physician's name on-line. if you do

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a shocking new report revealing horrific details about what may have happened to washington post columnist jamal khashoggi, and the turkish government has told the u.s. officials they that have audio and video of what happened inside of the ko consulate. one said that you can hear how he was interrogated and tortured and then murdered. and then it shows that a security team detained him last week when he went into the consulate to get paperwork to marry his fiancee. and after pressure, turkey releasing american pastor brunson under house arrest clear clearing the way for him to come home. joining us for more on this is msnbc's correspondent richard engel and anne guerin reporting on this from the "washington post" team, and also, ned price, former cia analyst, and the former cia national security analyst, and msnbc analyst. and is so a number of titles there, and lot to talk about. and richard, what do you know about this situation right now, and how much we can trust turkey's reporti

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and when we approach rachel mitchell after that hearing today, she would not take any questions.tant to keep in mind for context that she did not actually spend the same amount of time questioning both blasey ford and kavanaugh. >> i've got to go. quick, 15 seconds? >> yeah, with

and right now, it is andrea mitchell. >> craig, you were so fun. >>> and now, experts in both parties including kellyanne conway's husband says he cant not reverse the constitution by executive order. >> the values transcend these kinds of the incivil moments and look to the founders and the values and not in really horrible, horrible way of>> a b? the republican leaders sprit with controversial steve king over his support for white supremists, including his or thele c-- including saying that his for the ctoor the -- historo republican party would be nazis. >>> and also, this -- >> you can board a flight through the tsa and yet, you can't get into the polling precinct down the road from you. >> and goodday, i'm andrea where president trump's closing argument is an all-out anti-immigration message and the six-stop campaign blitz. first, the caravan which is still 1,000 mile s away from th u.s., and twitter barrage of the thugs and gang members in the destitute group of travelers. and then pivoting to another controversial issue where he is vowing to sidestep congress to the ban birthri

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