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that is an opportunity for democrats to prevail on november 8th. >> david jolly, thank you.ou, guys, as well. and you can see much more of kristen's exclusive interview of herschel walker talker and also tonight on nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> explosions rocking the capital city of kyiv overnight. we're going to go live to kyiv for the latest on the deadly attacks. >>> plus, what is next for the january 6th committee if the former president refuses to comply with their subpoena. what a member of the panel is saying. >>> relief in stockton, california, where police say they have arrested a suspected serial killer who they believe was behind as many as six people who are now dead. how investigators say the public helped track him down. we'll be right back. 'll be righ. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can. downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before eac

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there are no david jollys left in the house of representatives.he right side of the party. mccarthy's gotten good with them. if you saw, nicolle, a lot of people pointed this out to me, when they rolled out their agenda, who was there but marjorie taylor greene in a prominent position? that is something worth considering. that is where the conference is. and that all said, if he has a night where they only have a ten-seat majority in the house i don't know that he would become speaker. i would still bet that he would. although my confidence level on that is not as high as it would be if he had, you know, a 15 to 18 to 20-seat majority. >> more time to sort starbursts if it doesn't work out. jake sherman, dave jolly, thank you so much. shifting gears completely for us, ukraine is enduring the biggest russian missile assault in months. the the strikes on multiple cities and civilian targets including in the capital city of kyiv. vladimir putin is calling it revenge for an explosion that took out a critical and symbolic bridge that connected crimea w

also joining us this morning, former republican congressman david jolly. is now an msnbc political analyst. kelly, what can we expect from the president's message today? >> reporter: well, the economic message is such a big part of the mid-term message because certainly the president knows and the white house understands that the economy and all its different components from gas prices to inflation to what people are concerned about in long-term economic realities are important. so expect him in the 11:00 hour to be talking about deficit reduction. his administration touts a figure of dropping the deficit by a very substantial, more than $1 trillion. that is in part because in the prior administration there was so much government spending related to covid and a lot of that has pulled back and so there is a deficit reduction as a result of that and president biden will claim that as part of the strategy. trying to argue especially when republicans on the campaign trail are talking about issues like the economy, like deficit reduction and like a different phi

and david jolly, former republican congressman of florida, and now a member of the forward party. david, i want to first start off in your home state of florida. by asking you about the recovery efforts after hurricane ian. you and your family were fortunately able to evacuate the devastation left behind by this storm. but it is a stark reminder of hurricane sandy, nearly a decade ago, in the new york region. now, then a decade later in the new york region, then congressman, ron desantis, was [inaudible] saying [inaudible] now that he is the governor of florida, he's making the appeal to the biden administration for federal assistance to help rebuild. now, you served with governor desantis in congress. what do you make of desantis about face on disaster funding, now that he is florida's governor? >> yeah, it's an example of where you stand is based on where you sit, i suppose. you are right, look, florida was well prepared for this storm. there is an infrastructure of storm preparation, but we are still in the stages of rescue of human life and preservation of human life. the state

philip rucker, david jolly, tali farhadian, thank you for getting a start it's. became moment from georgia's -- debate. between raphael warnock and herschel walker. didn't move the needle? and later, jon meacham -- the clear choice he says republicans have to make for the future of this company -- country. the 11th hour coming underway on a friday night. talk to anyone in san francisco and they'll tell you now is not the time to make our city even more expensive by raising taxes. san francisco has one of the largest city budgets in america. yet when it comes to homelessness and public safety, we're not getting results. what we really need are better policies, more accountability, and safer neighborhoods. vote no on propositions m and o. the last thing we need are higher taxes, especially right now. now is not the time to raise taxes in san francisco. vote no on m and o. just three days before early voting begins in georgia, senate candidates, raphael warnock and herschel walker faced off tonight in a highly anticipated debate. here is just some of what happened.

philip rucker, david jolly, tali farhadian, thank you for getting us started. coming out looking almond from the debate between raphael warnock and herschel walker. did it move the needle? and later, jon meacham -- the clear choice he says republicans have to make for the future of this country. the 11th hour coming underway on a friday night. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective

david jolly, potentially in georgia as well as some of the other states. what i was being told in pennsylvania, we just got back from there, is they thought he would hold on because of labor support. as you know in pennsylvania, they cannot start counting that early vote until election day. so they think it's from democratic areas. they think that's a good indicator for the democrats. but they don't really know. >> sure. mark used the word tightening. that's right. republicans this week feel like the traditional midterm performance of a party out of power is beginning to set in. look, that is not particularly great for republicans. they should be showing themselves way out front and overtaking the senate and other key races and they're not. the tightening where republicans were trailing, republicans are seeing that as well. they are feeling like the last ten days may be on their side. i think the unknown in this cycle, andrea, is we have seen in virtually every special election of the last two years where republicans should have been outperforming. democra

philip rucker, david jolly, tali farhadian, thank you for getting a start it's. became moment from georgia's -- debate. between raphael warnock and herschel walker -- didn't move the needle? and later, jon meacham -- the clear choice he says republicans have to make for the future of this company -- country. the 11th hour coming underway on a friday night. 11th hour coming underwa on a friday night. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joi

. >> joining me now, ali vitali, jonathan lemire and former florida congressman david jolly as well as former federal prosecutor paul butler. welcome all. ali, the committee wanted to make sure they told everyone this hearing was not the end of their work. what do we expect in the coming months before a new congress is sworn? we're waiting for an interim report and a final report, which would be presented at hearings. >> reporter: most likely would be presented at hearings, at least chairman thompson yesterday going into yesterday's hearing said that they could have information released sometime before the midterms. he said you could call that an interim report. it makes it sound like that's not going to be presented with a hearing if that's what the committee ends up doing. we know this is likely the last hearing before election day. once election day passes, this is a company turning its attention, yes, to subpoenaing the former president, that subpoena will officially go out early next week, i'm told, but also to their final report. you have been right in the past to liken this to t

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david jolly, thank you for joining. us really appreciated. >> good to be with, you.ans have in stock legislatively and investigatively, what do you think the democrats have done from a strategic standpoint, in highlighting those proposals? are they done enough to introduce the implications to the american public? for the potential midterm election, about what could be happening in -- if republicans are control of congress? >> i think democrats naturally are kind of leaving it on the field for november 8th. typically in the media information space, midterm voters are asking themselves, are we going in the right direction or wrong direction, it is often consulted with questions around the economy. but i think democrats have done a good job, saying wait a second, the right direction wrong direction question, the cycle is on your perfect your personal freedom and personal liberty and whether you want a government that actually will protect your rights to about. protect your decision on health care. and allow you to exercise your own freedom and protect human identity. i

also with me, patricia murphy and david jolly. yamiche, let me start with you.the last 24 hours or so. trying to talk to voters there, seeing how their reacting to the fallout of all of this. the big question is how is this going to affect the midterm elections. what are they telling you? >> reporter: as you mentioned, i'm here in georgia 30 minutes north of atlanta. it used to be a deeply red part of the state that's been shifting blue. i've been talking to voters about this october surprise in this race and most of the voters that i've talked to said this is not -- this allegation of hershel walker paying for a woman who is carrying his child to have an abortion, it's not swaying their vote one way or the other. if you were not a fan of hershel walker, this the not changing your opinion. voters told me they didn't think he had the character to serve because of the domestic abuse allegations. if you're a fan of hershel walker, this is not swaying your vote. one, they don't feel there's enough evidence, or two, even if it is true, they're willing to forgive hers

david jolly and jason johnson, thank you so much.lar defamation case brought by dominion voting systems. we'll hear what the ceo is saying about the damage the election lies spread on conservative airwaves did to his employees and his company. don't go anywhere. s and his com. don't go anywhere. try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! >>> how strong is dominion's case against fox and the other? >> i think it is much stronger than most defamation cases that i have seen. i might say it is the strongest. >> how many defamation cases have you seen? >> i have litigated myself hundreds. and i'm certainly aware of every significant defamation case in the last 40 years. >> and this is the strongest one? >> in my judgment. >> hi again, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york. i'm sure that landed with a thud over at fox news. dominion's case against fox is the strongest one yet? that's according to lee levine. he's a defamation

former florida congresswoman, now senior advisor it diverts, and also former florida congressman, david jollystart with you. over the past few years we have seen communities from north carolina to my home state of texas recover from these so-called thousand year floods. but governor desantis acknowledged that a historic scale of hurricane ian on thursday, i want you to take a listen to that. >> but i think we have never seen a flood event like this. we have never seen storm surge of this magnitude. they have hit an area where there is a lot of people in a lot of those low-lying areas, and it's going to end up doing extensive damage to a lot of people's homes. the amount of water rising and will continue to rise today even as the storm is passing is basically a 500 year flood event. >> understanding the impact on these communities in getting boots on the ground is of course crucial. however, we need real solutions to fight climate change. what do floridians need in their leaders in this moment? >> honesty and a bit of a reality check. i would take issue with 1000 year, 500-year designation, si

jesse kirsch in cleveland and david jolly formerly of ohio.of the clinton school of arkansas. jesse, what can we expect tonight in this ohio senate debate? >> reporter: yeah, jose, i think it's going to be really interesting to watch the same two candidates. they have been taking swipes at each other. we will see it tonight. this is looking like a close race. for context, it used to be a state that is purple. it's been skewing more red. former president donald trump won ohio twice handly. we wonder if ryan could take the seat currently held by a republican. these debates will force tim ryan to answer for the two-faced persona he is using to try to trick ohio in the senate. ryan would be nothing more than a reliable vote for the far left. that is what the republican campaign in this race is trying to portray. a democrat who is being pushed or voluntarily moving more and more to the left. on the other hand, tim ryan the democrat in this race, would like you to almost think he is a moderate republican. that is how he styled his campaign. his mess

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. >> former congressman david jolly is back with us. ryan said vance lacked courage.l that be with voters in ohio? >> it can be effective if those hits land, and to paint a candidate as not willing to lead and weak is important, and ryan has a lot to stand on here. the truth is, tim ryan is exactly the type of senator that chuck schumer and democrats would want in the senate. he is a senator that much of the country could see themselves in. he was a loyal vote for nancy pelosi, and he was not an an tag -- and time ryan is saying he will fight for ohio, and j.d. vance will fight for trump and others when told to. that is a contrast that will matter on election day. >> what are we hearing from the candidates this morning after last night's performance? >> reporter: one of the responses from j.d. vance when tim ryan was trying to tie him to the former president as well as other republican allies of the former president, is vance simply said, let's talk about something substantive, like the fact that people can't pay for groceries, and that's a common thread we have heard

percio, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst and former rubble candelabrum florida david jolly. he's also an msnbc political analyst. i said it was big. let's get into this. hayes, you first. as we showed, msnbc's new poll found 76% of all registered voters are highly interested in the upcoming election. it's either out a nine or a ten on a ten-point scale. 57% of registered voters say this year's midterms are more important as compared to past once. more than 5 million people have already cast ballots in person or by mail with turnout surging so far in states like georgia and florida. to the signs suggest turnout on november 8th will be strong? if so, will it be good for democrats? >> on the first part, yes. turnout will be strong on november 8th, it looks like. based on everything we are seeing, people are going to turn out and go to the polls. this showed whether or not people believe this midterm is more important than others. it's really interesting when you consider the num of things that go into play. you have midterms in the middle of the democratic term when all three

with more on this, moderator of washington week on pbs, david jolly, a former republican congressman is now chair of the serve america movement also an msnbc political contributor. friends, it is good to see you. yeah niche, that sound from voters, sign that second woman up as a political analyst. she is sharp! you've been talking to the georgia voters all day. it's tonight's development going to change anyone's mind? >> alicia, it is the critical question here. i've been in georgia all day, a deep red state that has been shifting blue, talking to voters about this critical senate race. the backstory, the overarching thing here is that this is a senate seat the republicans actually won and likely need to win in order to take back control of the senate. they want to do that and these voters i've been talking to, they've been passionate, all sorts of emotions. that woman that just talked about the african american woman. she told me that she would never vote for herschel walker, because even before this claim that he paid for this woman having an abortion, he also had domestic abuse al

susan del versa, political analyst strategist, david jolly.ida. we'll start with you, susan. do you think that senator -- will be caught or hitting the campaign trail to eventually help him win. will they help with his help? >> walker bone win with his help, but they are trying to signal to republican donors not to faith, he backing walker. that's what we're doing this about? not just the right thing on his messaging, let's not forget that georgia is not a purple state yet. it leaned that way. but right now you see kemp ahead of a bruce in the gubernatorial race by six or seven points and it still is something for him to get reelected in these circumstances. >> do you, david, do you think that the controversy around providence -- clearly that's not the case yet. here is a conservative radio house dana loesch and what she said about the scandal. >> i don't care if herschel walker paid to abort and endangered baby eagles. i want control of the senate. it doesn't change anything for me. i don't know if he didn't or not, i don't even care. i'm goi

republican strategist and msnbc analyst and former republican congress person from the florida, david jollyt, to you. give us your insights into the democrats shrinking lead over republicans. what kind of margins stick out most to you? >> it has a democratic pollster i get asked this question quite a lot and i would like to look at a historical perspective. we know republicans are not new, historically anything from one -- one and three latinos have supported democrats in the election, so we can see the margins for voters. obviously since 2012 and the extension of democratic means under obama there was expectations of what that might mean in the future for democratic candidates. in 2020, the conventional wisdom is at the fact of the matter is that trump and republicans did make -- votes with some sideways of latina voters. while biden democratic candidates retain the lead, there was some demotion there from what was expected. especially latino men who not only supported trump with higher numbers, they also turned out to vote at higher levels than what we might have expected and, in doing so

david jolly is a former -- he is an msnbc political analyst.nior adviser to the biden campaign. an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, thank you so much for being my political power panel this morning. a lot to -- you in your family are safe from hurricane ian. i want to start with you this morning. betty thompson says that we may hear parts of the comments from ginni thomas in the next hearing. how important do you think it is the american people hear from ginni thomas in her own words? >> good morning. i think you listen to be incredibly important here to near old words. my grandmother used to have a saying -- [speaking non-english] tell me who you walk with, i will tell you who you are. her husband, just a few months ago, he stripped a constitutional right. if he had the chance, he would overturn an election. i don't believe anything that she says. i think she is a conspiracy theorist. she is an election denier. it puts into stark relief how close we are to losing our democracy. you pointed out how long ago the election was. we also have ele

for the biden campaign alencia johnson and msnbc political analyst and former florida congressman david jolly. it's good to see you all. deirdre, we look at these polls, they're imperfect, they tell a part of the story, they are a snapshot in a moment in time. you are actually on the ground talking to voters. your sense of how they are feeling just 17 days before the election? >> i think, alicia, what the polls are saying is playing out on the ground. i spent three days in new hampshire, monday through wednesday, on the trail with the republican challenger to democratic senator maggie hassan. a lot of voters are struggling with their home heating bills. it's beautiful in new hampshire at this time a year, but it's getting colder. they're noticing that their bills are getting higher, and a bigger chunk of their pocketbook. over and over again, voters from all side of the political spectrum were complaining about the economic pain that they are experiencing from inflation. certainly, abortion is a big issue there. 40% of the voters in new hampshire are independents, so both candidates are reall

former republican congressman from florida david jolly, also an msnbc political analyst. it's good to see you guys. let's get into this now. georgia is among the key senate races. any of them could help determine which president gets control. michael, what are you hearing as being the number one thing that stands out to you, to the voters 23 days from election day? >> you know what? i'm hearing from voters on the ground all across the country that abortion is the big issue. when you talk about race, this is the first time in over 50 years that we have seen americans lose a right. i think that is something the democrats need to hammer down. it's not just a democrat issue or republican issue. it's an american issue. you see women, whether it be in the cities or suburbs, really hone in on the fact that their ability to decide what they do with their body is not just about having a child, but it's about body autonomy in terms of their self determination on jobs in their future. >> okay. moving to you, susan. is there one recurring issue your hearing is most influential? >> in

correspondent anchor and moderator of ""washington week"" on pbs and former congressman from florida, david jollychance to speak to the secretary of state of florida who defended these arrests. but first, clarify the confusion here and what the law in florida says about felons' rights to vote. felons couldn't vote at first. then people pushed to get them voting rights. the people that were carved out were people with felony sex offenses and murderers. they cannot vote. they can never vote in florida. then you have the people, felon who's got the right to vote and people registered. they got voter id cards. they were able to vote. some people that are now being arrested in the florida governor says that it's all of these people that we're seeing on the cam ras and these body cameras. they are people not allowed to vote ever. they're saying this is really like giving someone a driver's license and saying by the way, we're arresting you for using that driver's license. i sat down with the florida secretary of state. take a listen to what he told me and how he defended the state's actions. >> what do

and former republican congressman david jolly. what do you think is going on out there?-- >> first, it's so nice to have you here. >> yes. >> we covered you in exile in d.c. now you're right here. >> yes, absolutely. just so you know, people in texas, they remember that very first time i interviewed with you. they tell me about that on the campaign trail. but i was campaigning for beto this past weekend. i said we need to stop allowing the republicans to take the narrative that they are the party of law and order, and they are going to keep us safe, because people are saying that they feel unsafe right now, right? they're saying crime is up. but when you look at who controls the crime that we're concerned about, it's really those more so on the local level, it's not on the federal level. who gave everybody guns? was it the democrats or the republicans? so if you're concerned about that increase, we can directly tie that to the terrible policies that have come from say, a governor abbott. so i think that what we need to do is make sure that people understand that yes, we'