host of msnbc's "deadline: white house," anchor nicolle wallace. comedian, louie anderson.turing the 8g band with thaddeus dixon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies a gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. at a campaign rally last night, president trump bragged about his response to the multiple explosive devices sent to prominent democrats saying, quote, "by the way, do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight?" [ laughter ] you know, like a normal person would say. [ laughter ] if you're ever on a date with a guy and he says, "see how nice i'm behaving?" pepper spray him until the canister runs out. [ laughter and applause ] according to "the new york times," president trump has two official iphones. one that is used for calls and one that is used for twitter and other apps. he also has an android that he uses mainly as his vice president. [ laughter and applause ] according to "the new york times," president trump sti

i'm nicolle wallace.colle, i'm waving from the foot floor. >> i will photo bomb you. >> if it's tuesday, the president is in pittsburgh. good evening, i'm chuck todd at nbc news election headquarters right here in new york city. welcome to "mpt daily." at this hour we are monitoring the president's movements in pittsburgh, where he, along with the first lady and others, just arrived at this week's deadly shooting at the tree of life synagogue. as you might expect, there are protesters as some local officials, including the mayor, wanted the president to at least delay his visit. but,

i'm nicolle wallace. monday for deadline white house at 4:00 p.m. >>> republicans call retreat. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in boston. fearing a massacre at the polls next month, donald trump's republicans are concentrating their forces, cutting off outposts they see as lost causes. the goal is to save their majority in the house, if only by a single seat. to do so, republican groups are cutting funding to roughly a dozen members of congress incumbents who are deep underwater, in effect, turning off their lights.

league nicole wallace >>> hi, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york. new evidence that washington post columnist jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in turkey. the trump administration doubles down on its relationship with the kingdom. u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin announcing today he still plans to attend an investment conference in saudi arabia while other media companies and businesses cut ties with the kingdom until it offers more answers this. as "washington post" rep

about nicole wallace and punching him in the face. this is wild. what is this? wild, it's lost. and that's what donald trump has made people do. people who use to say, there's a limit to where we will go. and that will really hurt the democrats like good people like nicole have lost their way and say things like that. advocating violence, no. sean is 100% right. that was actually an assassination attempt on scores of republicans.ss with 200 rounds of ammunition. don't forget the shooting at the family research council or the firebombing of the g.o.p. headquarters. they are actually acts ofct violence, in one of the reasons why i'm so upset about this is because the mainstream media doesn't blow the whistle, they put it on the front page and call them out, they look the other way. >> laura: and, tacitly encouraging it. thank you so much. did you know that susan rice's son is the head of the stanford republicans? and did you know he was reportedly assaulted a recently had a pro and kavanaugh rally? one of his close friends joins us next to detailed example of the

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> nicole, where are you? got happy hour, it's vegas. >> it's 1:00, it's beer time. >> watch out, watch out! it's a 24-hour town and early voting starts tomorrow so why not. thank you, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it. if it's thursday, it's vegas. >>> good day. i'm chuck todd here in las vegas, nevada. i'm coming to you live f

i'm nicolle wallace. "mpt daily" starts now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle. people love you out here in tampa! >> i love tampa! i'm jealous. >> she's an old floridian. you know, she's an old floridian, right, by transplant. >> that's right. >> anyway, florida says hi, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it, thank you. >> well, if it's tuesday -- florida, florida, florida. well, good tuesday. i'm chuck todd. welcome to "mpt daily," and the third stop in our immediate the midterms road trip. we're coming to you live

i'm nicolle wallace. he fabulous katy tur. >>> thank you, nicole. the search expands in the truth in the kavanaugh investigation. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd and welcome to "mtp daily." and welcome to another day of fast-moving developments surrounding brett kavanaugh's confirmation fight. with nbc news confirming that the white house has authorized the fbi to expand its supplemental investigation into the president's supreme court nominee. that decision came shortly after the president defended the scope of that investigation, as well as kavanaugh himself. >> what i said is, let the senate decide whatever they want

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> what are we without guests? ng. you've got political analysis. i've got nothing. >> no, no, no, stop. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's wednesday, it's almost the witching hour. ghoul evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington, happy halloween. six days to go, think about that. right now it looks like they're giving out full-size candy bars on the democratic side with nancy pelosi going as the next speaker of the house. in fact i think that's her costume

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now.uck. >> happy thursday. >> happy thursday. >> persevering. all right, if it's thursday, the fbi report is out. but how many senators are in? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight wit

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the fbi background investigation into judge brett kavanaugh is being wrapped up as we speak. republican senators telling nbc news that they are expecting the fbi to deliver summaries of those interviews later today and that they are expecting to hold the first vote on his confirmation on friday. with five key senators still up in the air. the outcome of any vote is far from certain. and the president earned a rebuke from many of those undecided members with his galling attack on kavanaugh's accu accuser, professor christine blasey ford at a political rally last night. >> what he's going through -- 36 years ago, this happened. i had one beer, right? i had one beer. well, you think it was -- no. it was one beer. >> oh, good. >> how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. how many years ago? i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. what neighborhood was it? i don't know. where's the house? i don't know. upstairs, downstairs, wh

. >>> "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in washington, d.c. as condemnations pour in from around the world over the brutal murder of a "washington post" columnist and u.s. resident, the american president celebrates the violent assault of a reporter at the hands of montana republican greg gianforte. >> greg is smart. and never wrestle him. you understand that? never. any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of -- i had heard he bodyslammed a reporter. i said oh, this is terrible. he's going to lose the election. then i said i know montana pretty well. i think it might help him. and it did. >> wow. and here's how the crew working with fox news anchor bret baier described the teak that reporter. gianforte grabbed jacobs by the neck with both hands and slammed him into the ground behind him. we watched in disbelief as gianforte then began punching the reporter. he began yelling something to the effect of, i'm sick and tired of this. the reporter works for the guardian and said to celebrate an attack on a journal

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. . >> happy news, nicolle. >> happy tuesday from washington. >> yeah, nice to be from washington. >> it's very nice. >> so, we'll take it over. thank you. if it's tuesday, the fbi probe into kavanaugh may be almost done. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." the fbi has three more days to complete its supplemental investigation of brett kavanaugh, but it may not need three more days. according to "the wall street journal," agents could wrap it up tonight or tomorrow. we learned late today is fbi is not currently planning to interview dr. christine blasey ford. white house believing that her testimony itself is enough of an interview. but even as the fbi questions other witnesses and even as president trump said again today that a senate vote is

on msnbc nicole wallace, joe scarborough are anti-trump. about the way in which the opinion media deal with it. mollie: whether you are looking at tv shows or newspapers, if they are build as a conservative contributor they are never trumpers. the vast majority of republicans are supportive of president trump. he's one of the most of popular republican presidents in recent history. howie: you are saying there are no serious conservatives in america who don't have concerns? mollie: they are overwhelmingly happy with donald trump. even on this network you see way outweighing their actual numeric numbers. you see a lot of the weak thinking and weak writing in the anti-trump movement that does get published. i publish hundreds of people all the time ranging from never trump to trump supportive. howie: jennifer rubin on her twitter page calls herself a conservative. mollie: there are people who identify as conservative who oppose donald trump. and most of of them you see on tv and newspapers. howie: why is there such a misrepresentation of a chu

i'm nicole wallace. hi, chuck. >> happy friday, nicole. >> it's friday. >> it's friday. which means, it's just another day in our world these days, right? thank you. >> hardest working man in tv. >> exactly. if it's friday, the russians are interfering again. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp dailiment" federal prosecutors say they have busted a multi-million dollar russian conspiracy which sought to interfere in the 2018 midterm elections. you know, the ones we're involved in now funded by a russian oligarch who's known as putin's chef. the charges against one of the financial ringleaders were announced just moments after the nation's intelligence chief put out a statement, a joint statement, warning of foreign interference of russia, china and others. one wonders if they put out that warning knowing what was coming from the justice department and we'll get into that in a moment. joining me from the courthouse where the charges were filed is nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. pete, this indictment is not a mueller indictme

nicolle wallace conspiracy tv msnbc admitting on air she was encouraging violence against then candidated trump during the primary, take a look. >> i told jeb bush after that debate that i thought you should have punched him in the face. come down the escalators and called them murders, what should have you done? punch them in the face. you would have been a hero. >> sean: is there any real surprise republicans are being harassed, targeted all across the country, being run out of restaurants, stocked of in airports? the media also fueling left wing mob mentality. they have been trying to blame republicans. nbc chuck todd saying donald trump and the g.o.p. are responsible. take a look. >> what world are we living in? where the president and republican leaders are outraged at the ugly nasty, bare knuckles political environment they largely created and they are outraged when a democrat using the kind of rhetoric and rabble rousing that the president has been using for years. >> >> sean: in 25 short days you, we, the american people have a real choice. will you reward the tactics of the left

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone.4:00 in new york. there's an adage in campaign work while events or breaking news can intervene in the last days of an election and shake up the race, think of the comey letter in 2016, or the bin laden tape in 2004, there's not much that a candidate or campaign can do to introduce a new message in the final days. so, less than a week out from the midterms, the closing arguments from both parties are in. republicans glued to trump are now stuck with his message. >> so as the caravan -- and, look, that is an assault on our country. that's an assault. and in that caravan you have some very bad people. you have some very bad people. and we can't let that happen to our country. when i say enemy of the people, i'm talking about the fake news, and it is fake. you have the haters and they continue to hate. these are foolish and very

she mixed it up today with nicole wallace. >> he wants to send the military to the border. >> i want to send the military to the white house to get him. [laughter] >> i don't think that's what we are going to get. >> laura: that's a good idea. they are either blowing the white house up or they want to take the military or take him out of the white house. by any means necessary. i guess it's a joke, but it's not all that funny. >> when you forget about rosie, she pops back in the scene. every two months she cycles through and through. amazing how that works. this is not what people care about. people have to get out there and vote, right? it's the most important thing in the world. the country is back, laura. we are winning by everything a metric. doesn't matter if it's our military, isis, immigration. america is winning. people have jobs again, salaries are going up. 401(k)s are through the roof. >> laura: but the left -- these people want to so chaos. >> they have a -- they don't have a message! they stand for high taxes, they stand for banning plastic straws, going after law enforc

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> nicole, where are you? i got beer, i got happy hour, it's vegas. >> it's 1:00, it's beer time. >> watch out, watch out! it's a 24-hour town and early voting starts tomorrow so why not. thank you, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it. if it's thursday, it's vegas. >>> good day. i'm chuck todd here in las vegas, nevada. i'm coming to you live from beer park, right off the strip. guess what they sell here. anyway, whatever happens in this hour is supposed to say in this hour. we'll see how they do. 19 days to go and we're another crucial midterm battle ground. this state could be something of a canary in the cole mine. democrats are betting big on turnout fueled by hispanic voters. if they don't show up in the elections across the country, including here in nevada, which is nearly 30% hispanic, it could be a big election night hangover for the democrats, which you'd probably call hangover part two, after what happened in 2016. boy, oh, boy, there is a lot of evidence that democrats are struggling to tur

nicole wallace was on msnbc today and we talk about this push to violence and intimidation getting infaces, she said something very interesting about what she encouraged jim bush to do during the debate in the g.o.p. primary of 2016. let's watch. >> i told jeb bush after that debate that i thought he should have punched him in the face. even though he lost, he insulted your wife. i think you should have punched him in the face and gotten out of the race, he would have been a hero. >> laura: she actually told him to do that apparently. >> i think the problem i have right now is, we've gone from joking about things to actually inciting violence. i know nicole not well but i hope that wasn't in a lighthearted moment. but what i'm continuing to see from the left is whether it's people getting shot up at a baseball office or assaulting ted cruz and his wife at dinner. it's a life that continues to pursue envelope and a very dangerous place in this country. i respect the first amendment and i respect our ability to protest, but this is now crossing the line. the left seems to be condoning i

. >>> "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone.ton, d.c. as condemnations pour in from around the world over the brutal murder of a "washington post" columnist and u.s. resident, the american president celebrates the violent assault of a reporter at the hands of montana republican greg gianforte. >> greg is smart. and never wrestle him. you understand that? never. any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of -- i had heard he bodyslammed a reporter. i said oh, this is terrible. he's going to lose the election. then i said i know

listen to what steve schmidt, the former mccain campaign chairman or manager saying or nicolle wallaceorked in the bush administration. trump isn't liked by people in his own party, and you look at the polls and see how people are really thinking about president trump, and he is now at a 90% loyalty rating within "gallup." that is the highest -- mark: in the republican party. >> in the republican party. that is his party loyalty. the highest of any president ever. george bush had higher loyalty after 9/11, put an asterisk. that is a remarkable stat yet people you see on tv are never trumpers and doesn't represent the real feeling among the party about president trump throughout the country. mark: why is he at 90%, the president? >> well, the american people clearly, and the republicans who elected him and the independents who elected him were very frustrated with politics as it was done normally and they were ready to try something else. what's funny about media coverage of trump, they say he's got d.c. all upset. and d.c. is very much not liking what he's doing, the establishment is t

along with rosie o'donnell this afternoon, he was a guest on nicolle wallace's broadcast on this network where he spoke emotionally about our current president. >> he has degraded the culture more impactfully, more quickly than any person in the history of this country. >> i agree. >> bar none. and you think about sitting in the oval office, office that winston churchill and franklin roosevelt would meet in planning the fall of naziism and the end of world war ii and barack obama meditating before the raid on bin lauden or ronald reagan or john kennedy during the missile crisis and you think about these people sitting around plotting how to insult stormy daniels, it may be the sing the greatest refutation to the -- >>> what we're seeing here is something new. particularly from a president. he uses lying at mass rallies to scapegoat minority populations. he alleges conspiracies. he creates a sense of mass victimization and then positions himself as the avenger on behalf of the victims, defending them from the invading hoard of migrants coming from the south, approaching the border. this i

nicolle wallace conspiracy tv msnbc admitting on air she was encouraging violence against then candidated trump during the primary, take a look. >> i told jeb bush after that debate that i thought you should have punched him in the face. come down the escalators and called them murders, what should have you done? punch them in the face. you would have been a hero. >> sean: is there any real surprise republicans are being harassed, targeted all across the country, being run out of restaurants, stocked of in airports? the media also fueling left wing mob mentality. they have been trying to blame republicans. nbc chuck todd saying donald trump and the g.o.p. are responsible. take a look. >> what world are we living in? where the president and republican leaders are outraged at the ugly nasty, bare knuckles political environment they largely created and they are outraged when a democrat using the kind of rhetoric and rabble rousing that the president has been using for years. >> >> sean: in 25 short days you, we, the american people have a real choice. will you reward the tactics of the left

i'm nicolle wallace. "mpt daily" starts right now. >> hi, nicolle, i'm waving from the foot floor. >> i will photo bomb you. >> if it's tuesday, the president is in pittsburgh. good evening, i'm chuck todd at nbc news election headquarters right here in new york city. welcome to "mpt daily." at this hour we are monitoring the president's movements in pittsburgh, where he, along with the first lady and others, just arrived at this week's deadly shooting at the tree of life synagogue. as you might expect, there are protesters as some local officials, including the mayor, wanted the president to at least delay his visit. but, folks, we're one week away from the midterms and the perception of the president's character is now on the balance because of the events. you can debate the roles leading up to the mail bombs or massacre of views. one carried out by an erratic pro-trump supporter and the other feld by a pro-trump conspiracy theory and i immigrants, though he was anti-trump. what you can't debate is the r

i want you to watch ask listen with us to the reaction today in the studio from nicolle wallace, lifelong republican, aide in the bush white house to the president and his choice of words. >> this is the kind of language that has come to define trump's presidency and his party which elected and continues to support and cheer a man whose public insults of women have included miss piggy, miss housekeeping, degenerate, slob, pig, bleeding very badly from a facelift, not my first choice, low iq, wacky, and of course, look at that face. would anyone vote for that? >> jill, how do you process it? how do you cover it with anything approaching the standards we used to use for your job? >> it's definitely very difficult when you've got a president -- this is language we heard from him very frequently as a candidate on the campaign trail. those comments that are listed referring to carlotta fiorina, saying, why would anybody vote for a face like that? it's condescending seeing that out of his twitter feed. but he was able to win the election despite the fact that he made comments like this. in his

i'm nicolle wallace. "mpt daily" starts now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle. a lot of people love you out here in tampa! >> i love tampa! i'm jealous. >> she's an old floridian. you know, she's an old floridian, right, by transplant. >> that's right. >> anyway, florida says hi, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it, thank you. >> well, if it's tuesday -- florida, florida, florida. well, good tuesday. i'm chuck todd. welcome to "mpt daily," and the third stop in our immediate the midterms road trip. we're coming to you live from barefoot beach at whiskey joe's. in a nearly humidity-free tampa, florida. thank you. i miss the humidity there's so little of it here today. but, of course, it's a state that once all, just control the perception of everything. there's washington that can decide control off, perception of politics the next decade. you name it, all of it can be decided here in florida. florida has been the swingiest of swing states in recent elections but new polling out this week suggests it could be swinging in the democrats' direction. we'll ha

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> happy news, nicolle. >> happy tuesday from washington. >> yeah, nice to be from washington. >> it's very nice. >> so, we'll take it over. thank you. if it's tuesday, the fbi probe into kavanaugh may be almost done. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." the fbi has three more days to complete its supplemental investigation of brett kavanaugh, but it may not need three more days. according to "the wall street journal," agents could wrap it up tonight or tomorrow. we learned late today is fbi is not currently planning to interview dr. christine blasey ford. white house believing that her testimony itself is enough of an interview. but even as the fbi questions other witnesses and even as president trump said again today that a senate vote is dependent on what comes back from the fbi, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, for the second straight day, took to the senate floor to insist, he's holding a vote on kavanaugh this week, despit

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now with the fabulous katy tur. >>> thank you, nicole. the search expands in the truth in the kavanaugh investigation. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd and welcome to "mtp daily." and welcome to another day of fast-moving developments surrounding brett kavanaugh's confirmation fight. with nbc news confirming that the white house has authorized the fbi to expand its supplemental investigation into the president's supreme court nominee. that decision came shortly after the president defended the scope of that investigation, as well as kavanaugh himself. >> what i said is, let the senate decide whatever they want to do is okay with me, and also the fbi. i think the fbi should do what they have to do to get to the answer. i think he's a fine man, i think he's a great scholar. i so believed him, when he -- when he said, what he did, he focused on being number one at yale, being number one in high school, at being number one at law. i can

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone.nd hacker who donald trump once blamed for meddling in the 2016 election is going to have to make room for rogue killers who donald trump today suggested may have killed "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the extraordinary claim has ignited a firestorm of criticism from democrats, but more importantly, it ignites a crucial line of questioning into what exactly donald trump is hearing from his own intelligence community. did the cia director write in the pdb that rogue killers are to blame? did the cia director brief that information to the president? today seems like a very good day to invite the u.s. intelligence community to capitol hill in open or closed session to brief members of congress on what exactly the u.s. intelligence community knew about saudi arabia's plan to lure and detain khashoggi before he disappeared. especially since the intelligence community's number one client

. >>> "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone.t's 4:00 in new york with republican senator jeff flake saying that lying to congress would be reason to dump the kavanaugh nomination and a new witness to judge kavanaugh's drinking habits in college emerging to tell a different story to the fbi than what kavanaugh described in his congressional testimony. the stakes could not be any higher for the fbi background investigation called for by flake on friday and reluctantly greenlit by the president. new this afternoon, we learn the white house has widened the probe into judge kavanaugh's background and authorized the fbi to interview anyone it wants as long as

former spokesman for the national security council under the last presidency, appearing with nicolle wallace, saw that clip and quickly pointed out that is not the reaction we should expect from a u.s. secretary of state. >> i think one of my former colleagues may have put it best when she said the fact that the saudis didn't want to talk about the facts, that's to be expected. the fact that secretary pompeo himself didn't want to talk about the facts, that's a travesty. it looks like he was sent to riyadh precisely, as you said, to shill for the saudis. >> just yesterday in that interview with the associated press the president said he's concerned about a rush to condemn the saudis over khashoggi's disappearance. and then this morning at the white house the president was asked by a reporter if he is protecting the saudis. >> i'm not giving cover at all. with that being said, saudi arabia's been a very important ally of ours in the middle east. but if you look at saudi arabia, they're an ally and they're a tremendous purchaser of not only military equipment but other things. when i went ther

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone.4:00 in new york. if misogyny is your thing. it's on the ballot this november in the form of every republican candidate. who associates himself or her herself with donald trump's name calling. which seems to focus most intensely and most frequently on women. women who challenge him or threaten him or heaven forbid insult him. today's installment of donald trump's denigration of women came in the form of a tweet about stormy daniels, president tweeting this, "federal judge throws out stormy daniels' lawsuit versus trump. trump is entitled to full legal fees. at fox news, great, now i can go after horse face and her third-rate laywyer in the great state of texas. she'll confirm the letter she signed. she knows nothing about me. a total con." horse face. the president of the united states called a woman with whom he had an alleged sexual relationship horse face. unfortunately it's the kind of insult, personal, childish and mean, that people have become so accustom to with this president t

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hello, everyone, it's 4:00 in washington.ation into donald trump's finances, from "the new york times," dropping in just the last hour. implicates president trump in suspected tax evasion and instances of outright fraud. that, quote, greatly increase the fortune he received from his parents. a potentially devastating revelation for a president who has based his entire identity in the public and private sectors on the contention that he's a self-made billionaire. the stunning report is the result of an exhaustive investigation by the noo"the ne times," based on what it describes as a vast trove of controversial tax returns and financial records. it's the first comprehensive

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone.00 in new york. a firestorm in washington. protesters descending on capitol hill at this hour as brett kavanaugh inches toward confirmation in the senate. republican susan collins and jeff flake, two of the key swing republican votes, announcing they are satisfied with the fbi report on kavanaugh. senators have spent the day reading the updates to the fbi background check into kavanaugh. those reports are in a secure briefing room on capitol hill where most senators have to go to read them. and this afternoon, one of the red state democrats also thought to be a swing vote on the kavanaugh nomination, heidi heitkamp from north dakota, announced she'd vote no on kavanaugh. >> the process has been

in the meantime, "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> i love katy tur. in new york. amid new evidence that "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in turkey, the trump administration doubles down on its relationship with the kingdom. u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin announcing today that he still plans to attend an investment conference in saudi arabia while other media companies and businesses cut ties with the kingdom until it offers more answers. this is "the washington post" reports that the turkish government has tapes of the killing of "the washington post" columnist. from the paper, quote, the turkish governm

deadline: white house, with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. york. every day, events force us to decide if we believe in coincidences. and in eight days, voters will have to decide if they believe that it is merely a coincidence that while the american president uses his office to smear immigrants, to attack minorities and women, and malign the media and democrats, the nation suffers its deadliest attack on jewish-americans in u.s. history. voters will have to decide if the florida man who mailed pipe bombs to more than a dozen prominent democrats and journalists would have done so in any other political moment. voters will have to decide if they think that this political climate, one in which the american president tweets images of trains running over reporters, mocks victims of sexual assault, and smears his political opponents by calling them low iq, corrupt,

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hello, chuck. >> happy thursday. >> happy thursday. >> persevering. all right, if it's thursday, the fbi report is out. but how many senators are in? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with the escalating fallout after the fbi completed its supplemental background investigation into judge brett kavanaugh. this was the scene just moments ago as anti-kavanaugh protesters descended on parts of capitol hill. it appears the capitol police made more than 100 arrests. the first votes, by the way, on kavanaugh's confirmation are expected to begin tomorrow. after reviewing the fbi's latest report, the white house and senate republicans are full steam ahead with his pending confirmation. >> we are fully confident after reviewing this information, senators can be comfortable voting yes. >> none of the allegations have been corroborated by the seventh fbi investigation. not in the new fbi investigation, not anywhere. >> there was no corro

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone. new york. democrats hone their midterm message this weekend fighting to keep their enthusiasm advantage over republicans who are desperate to spin the ugly supreme court battle over alleged sexual assault in their favor. democrats clap back by urging their voters to take up their anger at the polls. >> what we saw was an exercise of raw power. raw power. which was used and had the effect of demeaning and diminishing and belittling people. well, here's the thing. if we want to correct the course, what do we need to do? we need to take the power. >> this has cemented the democratic women or

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone.d investigation into judge brett kavanaugh is being wrapped up as we speak. republican senators telling nbc news that they are expecting the fbi to deliver summaries of those interviews later today and that they are expecting to hold the first vote on his confirmation on friday. with five key senators still up in the air. the outcome of any vote is far from certain. and the president earned a rebuke from many of those undecided members with his galling attack on kavanaugh's accu accuser, professor christine blasey ford at a political rally last night. >> what he's going through -- 36 years ago, this happened. i had one beer, right? i had one beer. well, you think it was -- no. it was one beer. >> oh, good. >> how did you get home? i don't remember.

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