even mitch mcconnell got on board with walker's candidacy early on.hel walker being a republican nominee for senate, this with a group effort. >> of course, the truly, truly gobs not camping about all of this is that it may not matter, any of it. herschel walker may very well win this senate race, despite being such a disaster of a candidate. that is the bet that donald trump and the rest of the republican party have gone all in on. that in the end, having an r after his name, it's the only thing herschel walker will need to claim victory in the state of georgia. joining us now is greg booty, politics reporter at the atlanta journal-constitution. greg, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> so, first tell me how this is all playing out in the state of georgia. we have those fundraising numbers, half 1 million dollar raised by the walker campaign. is there a sense that voters may be softening in terms of their support for walker heading into the final stretch of the election. >> there certainly is that sense, it's really hard to tell right

mitch mcconnell says release the transcript. his office, all his aides, they know the president is not good at self reflection and often has a problem with the truth. they are extremely nervous about what this will say. it comes out and they say the "do us a favor" line. right away mitch mcconnell knows this is horrible, he calls in his counsel and says did trump just commit a crime? he himself was really concerned about that. that same day he puts out a statement saying it is ridiculous that democrats are talking about impeachment and telling his members not to say anything publicly. behind the scenes he knew it was really bad and he told trump that this call was not perfect, far from it, and you will get in big trouble. guest: let's not forget the substance of that was withholding eight congress had approved to send ukraine. at that time we did not know there would be a russian invasion, but republicans knowing it was bad did not come out of nowhere. they could imagine a situation like we are in now. host: maryland, independen

i support mitch mcconnell and the washington, d.c. insiders they don't like it to have me in there working for the people of the united states of america. i suspect like we have been exposing this year, there is a populace movement coming across the united states. a third wave of conservatives. there will be a sea change in congress. the d.c. insiders will see freshman come in of the people, by the people, and for the people. it's a change. >> sean: i want the people of alaska to know you have the right to pick your own senator and mitch mcconnell has no business weighing in on this primary. i hope you win. thanks for being with us. newt gingrich, does that not irritate you? i don't like the voting system up in alaska anyway. why would mitch mcconnell with close races in new hampshire, and pennsylvania and nevada and arizona, why is he spending money for republicans to fight each other in alaska? >> well, not just alaska, take new hampshire is another example. mitch's professional team made a decision that they would try to defeat som

even mitch mcconnell got onboard early on. herschel walker, republican nominee for senate, this was a group effort. of course, the truly, truly gob smack thing about all of this is that it may not matter. any of it. herschel walker may very well win this senate race despite being such a disaster of a candidate. that's the bet that donald trump and the rest of the republican party have gone all in on. that in the end, having an r after his name is the only thing herschel walker will need to claim victory in the state of georgia. joining us now is the political reporter at the atlanta constitution. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> so first, tell me how this is all playing out in the state of georgia. we have the fund-raising numbers. half a million dollars raised by the walker campaign. is there a sense that voters may be softening in terms of support for walker heading into the final stretch of this election? >> there certainly is that sense. it is hard to tell right now how this all shakes out. he's denying t

drama is ripping through the gor mitch mcconnell, mitt romney and others versus donald trump as k mitchontrols theee purse stris keeping dollars squarely on establishment players. here is kelly on this program two weeks ago.nnel >> rather have a minority thatan he can control rather than the majority that he can't. she just does the bidding within d.c. insiders. >> to republican gubernatorial candidates who are winning despite early pushback from the establishment.n me kari lake in arizona.ng closing in on gretchen in wish again.he both ladieres here in just a fet moments live. then corruption in plain sight. that e-mail that will not goinfl away. evidence oe-pef influenced paddg showing hunter and joe biden vic making millions on the big guys name.rs filling up with millions for ove decades. here is house oversight jim komar on this program last week. >> you look at the facts with hunter biden and jim biden, they have been influencing paddling for over a decade. who >> wisconsin senator ron johnsoh who has been investigating the biden family business dealings m joins us in just a few m

capitol was ransacked, pretty tough back to back bay at the office for mitch mcconnell, so i said how are you feeling? i will never forget, he said i feel exhilarated. i said, you feel exhilarated? i said, how so? he said, trump put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger, and now he is totally discredited. in mitch mcconnell in that moment was grappling with the politics that happened that day and was thinking there is no way trump can survive this, so this is my debrief and date. i have three judges on the court from trump. i got a big tax cut. it was humiliating. it is over now. i got what i wanted and now he is gone forever and we can move on as a party. that was the mentality late that night on january 6, i don't have to worry about it. as we sit here a month from the midterm elections, mitch mcconnell may fail to regain the majority which he desperately wants because donald trump did not lose his cloud. he remained the key figure in the party and got these candidates who may lose the majority once again. >> i know it is a political panel, but it would not be fun if we didn't ta

it is mitch mcconnell, mitt romney and others versus donald trump as mitch controls the purse slippingskeeping dollarg dollars squarely on establishment players. here's this program two weeks ago. >> it seems like mitch mcconnell would rather have a minority that he can control rather than a majority that he can't. after this lisa murkowski will owe him a lot of favors, and she just does the bidding of d.c. insiders. maria: coming up, two republican gubernatorial candidates who are winning. kari lake in arizona takes the lead over incumbent katie hobbs. she will join me morning. tudor dixon is closing in on gretchen whitmer in michigan. both ladies here in just a few moments live. >>> then, corruption in plain sight. the e-mails that will not go away. evidence of influence-peddling showing hunter and jim biden making millions on the big guy's name and his role as vice president filling up the biden family coffers with millions for decades. here's house oversight ranking member jim comber on this program last week. >> you look at the facts with hunter biden and jim biden, the entire bide

i think he's insanely jealous of mitch mcconnell because mitch mcconnell gets up and goes to work every he has to live with the knowledge that mitch mcconnell is a better politician. so, i also think he lives with -- i think he gets very upset that mcconnell won't take the bait. he's been baiting mcconnell ever since mcconnell wouldn't go along with the january 6th stuff, wouldn't go along with the election lie stuff. he has his eyes on the ball and the ball is to get republican senate majority. i think it comes down to jealous. it looked like assassination instructions topped off with a healthy heaping of racism to me, and i think every republican ought to see it for what it is. it's bad for the party, bad for him, bad for the country, he ought to knock it off, and we ought to think about getting a new nominee in 2024. >> strong words from scott jennings. of course we do know that mitch mcconnell in many cases blames donald trump for losing two senate seats for republicans in georgia and control of the senate. olivia troye thank you so much for weighing in with the panel tonight. marga

why is mitch mcconnell meddling in the race and kelly is here to react. we're just nine days from the ingraham angle's fifth anniversary. thank you all for watching and you've all made the show a huge success. >> happy five from the five. >> five years, count them: one, two, three, four, five. congratulations. now we need five more. >> laura: eight affiliates of the alaskaen republican party spoke out against mitch mcconnell for his entire ferns of the alaskaen contest. >> this details crazy stuff and file under what in the world is going on. imagine having a highly contested intra-party race in your state. hearing from the national party about 4,000 miles away putting their thumbs on the scales and that's exactly what alaska's gop party says is happening and they're accusing mitch mcconnell the minority to fund the campaign attack ads against challenger and kelly. the leadership fund and reported more than $7 million into the alaska contest. now, for her part, shaboka well within the margin of error and major polls and picked up endorsement of president

election lies about mitch mcconnell and a racist smear of mitch mcconnell's life. a look of condemnation, and you'll find almost none. >>> the oath keepers four lieutenants charged with conspiracy. we begin though with president biden and his important promises to rebuild after two punishing hurricanes. air force one is on its way to puerto rico this hour for some 100,000 customers are still without power two weeks after hurricane fiona. the president will get a briefing on the recovery effort, visit a local school, and he'll offer up $60 million in funding. the president saying this before leaving the white house this morning. >> i'm headed to puerto rico because they haven't been taken care of. they're trying like hell to catch up after the last hurricane. >> on wednesday the president visits florida for a first look at ian's racket, the death toll climbs to 76 over the weekend. there's a debate about the county where more than half of those deaths were recorded. lee county officials face scrutiny for not making a decision to order the evacuation of residents ear

we're seeing all them behind, scalise, mccarthy, mitch mcconnell, along with all of the leaders of thek of the? >> it is absolutely bone-chilling to be taken inside the capital as all of that nightmare was unfolding. interesting lee, if we gathered 100 people and said watch this, i think everybody as a human dealing being would be repelled and shocked and how this how can this happen kind of idea. but then some of the people organist say, trump did that, and he's absolutely responsible for that. and the other half of the room is gonna say no is not, that was terrible but all of this fixation on the minutiae of how horrible that was either does or does not lead to an attempt to smear the entire trump legacy for it. so for some folks it's gonna work, and for others it won't. >> you're talking about incremental. i do wonder, it's been a couple of months we've since we've heard from the committee. they tended to the big picture. why do you think it's still viewed as incremental when you're talking about a step back, it's not quite a 10,000 foot view, but it's not quite incremental? >> it h

so what is mitch mcconnell doing here?ng as manu said the distraction, the confrontation. it goes without saying it should not take any courage to stand up for your wife, and to stand up against racism. that should be rote and easy and something we wish more people would do. but this is today's republican party politics, proceeds and transcends human decency and personal attacks on your family, politics seems to be more important. >> i don't want to do the toxic male thing and be, like, if somebody said that about my wife, i would punch them in the mouth, but what i would do is i wouldn't latch my political career to the person who made fun of me and made a racist attack on my wife and did everything i could to ensure that that person could have an opportunity to be president again. i wouldn't do any of that. and then i would punch him in the face, like, this is not a difficult thing as se is saying. and what we see from the republican party right now is debasement. you mentioned ted cruz. we have seen donald trump go afte

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it's about his comments on mitch mcconnell and his wife which are just racist.ext based on what you've seen from donald trump from when he was here in new york. >> so there say couple things about that comment. one is there is a racist comment about mitch mcconnell's wife. it is just objectively racist. donald trump has been, you know, engaging in casual racism throughout his life according to my reporting. all kinds of comments that, you know, were offensive to people who heard them. that were about black people or were about gay people or so forth and so on. and he often would claim he was being misunderstood and we've seen that with him. that allows supporters to claim something else is going on. that is non not possible with this comment. the other piece of this comment about mcconnell is it's medicine. you know, he had a line he said he has a death wish. now his allies are insisting that political deng wish, that is not what he said. after january 6th, there should nobody confusion for anyone that when donald trump says certain things his supporters hear it

but mitch mcconnell has been a republican member of congress for 30 years, a leader in some way, shapeu expect some republicans to stand up and say this is not okay? . >> well, chris, you know what, we have gotten so used to it the shocking statements that donald trump makes that sometimes it passes over when it shouldn't. and that's part of the problem. donald trump i think is very predictable in his outrageousness, coarseness, cruelty and the crazy things he says. but what i point out in this question and the beginning of this interview is the fact that no republicans are standing up against him. i think it is a reflection the fact that a majority opposes donald trump, a vast majority supports him and wants to hear from him. the first is kentucky republicans. you look at kentucky republicans and polls among them, mitch mcconnell in kentucky is far less popular than donald trump. and so i would expect these kind of things that he says, as "the wall street journal" no paragon of liberalism points out, is almost a death wish for, in his own words, for mitch mcconnell. and the racist ter

dagen: mitch prorochelle, jump in here. >> hey, sam.on the east coast, i guess, as do you. >> yep. >> i guess my question is the massive migration that we've seen, and i'm one of them, from the northeast to florida or even california to florida, have some of those folks that you're talking to canceled their trips down not because of the, you know, flight cancellations, but they're rethinking the decision to relocate to florida? or is it just still full steam ahead to get out of places like new york regardless of weather conditions? i mean, did this chill the market at all? >> sure. i mean, i've been doing this since 2009, and i have never in all of these years had anyone cancel because of a hurricane. and we've had plenty of hurricanes. new york has had hurricanes too, you know? so do people stop moving because of that? it literal literally is what comes with the territory, can people know that. and the one positive thing about a hurricane is that you can prepare. you know it's coming. it's not like living in california where you don't

what we left the conversation with, because he said he had the impression from mitch that mitch wantsck to do it there. i said, well, we're getting a counter point that could take time to clean up the poopoo that they're making all over, literally and figuratively in the capitol, and it may take days to get back. >> i'm at the capitol building, literally standing with the u.s. capitol police. he just informed me what you will hear from official channels, paul irving, sergeant at arms, will inform you that their best information is that they believe the house and the senate will be able to meet in roughly an hour. >> good news. >> about the process for getting back into the building. >> thank you very much, mr. vice president. good news. >> so that was part of the exhibit from the select committee shown yesterday. first, we should tell our viewers, how do we have that footage, how did the select committee get that footage. that's alexandra's pelosi, nancy pelosi's daughter who happened to be following her mother with a film crew. that's how you got that extraordinary footage. what you

to be honest, i've made the argument we have been living in mitch mcconnell's america for 14 years. he's been the most decisive political finger -- figure in terms of what would be done and what would not be done and that was before trump came along. now, if we have a situation where most likely, the senate -- it might be 50/50 again, it might be 51/49, one way or the other, mcconnell will have a disproportionate amount of power whether he's in the majority or still the minority leader, but close to 50/50. what does that mean? let me give you the optimistic scenario. having achieved his overriding objective of stacking the supreme court, mcconnell, age 80, might have some incentive to finish his career on a more positive note, trying to be something like the senator and statesman he once thought he might be rather than simply a partisan. it's not totally impossible to me. he has been on good behavior this year, joining in some bipartisan legislative efforts on the one hand and strongly supporting president biden and joining with him on the ukraine war and funding for the efforts to

one attacking senate majority leader mitch mcconnell mcconnell. claiming that he has a quote, death. which slamming his wife with a racial slur. not even spelling her name correctly. see, that shout-out. there you go. that is racism. like casual remark about a death wish not even two years after a blood thirsty mob attacked the united capital, hunting for lawmakers in the halls. well there is no other way to put. it it is despicable. it is disgusting. every single republican ought to be able to say loud and clear, or loudly and clearly, that violence is wrong. racism is wrong. >> it is never ever okay to be a racist. i think you always have to be careful if you are in the public eye how you say things. you want to make sure you are inclusive. i hope no one is racist, i hope no one says anything that is in appropriate. >> how about, what donald trump did and said was wrong. it is beneath the dignity of anyone, especially a former elected public official, president. not just saying that is wrong, or you shouldn't do it. he hopes no one says anything

now economic pro mitch roschelle. mitch, the u.s. consumer powers the u.s. economy. they power u.s.s been a maxim for generations going back to the '70s. what was your reaction when you heard what edward reported and now jpmorgan's jamie dimon u.s. could be in recession, and s&p could easily go down 20%. that is a big hit. >> the 20% is a bit dramatic liz but the fact we are in recession. we had two consecutive quarters of a shrinking economy. last friday's job report shows the pace of job growth is slowing. look at the consumer, you nailed it. median household income is about $82,000. the average american is taking 4,000-dollar pay cut because of inflation. everybody regardless whether you're hourly wage earner or hourly person you're suffering right now and americans are running out of money. elizabeth: they pounded tons of money into trillions of spending into a locked up economy into pandemic shutdowns and what do they expect? mitch, to your point, mohammed el-erian top economist and former clinton official larry summers says this is avoidable. this didn't have to happen. what i

still ahead here, donald trump steps up his attack on mitch mcconnell.once again about inciting violence and also making a racist slur against minority leader's wife. we'll have the latest on that when we come right back. t when we come right back. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. (vo the new iphone 14 pro is here. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple care+ is included so you can easily manage your team's devices, here,

mitch? this notion that we're going to go hit the reserve again, do we need to do that?on't think so. first of all the first word in spr is strategic and not p for political, and this is clearly a political move in my view, just 20-some odd days before the mid-terms, and you're entry to the segment neil was all fact and never let facts get in the way of a good story because that's what the president did was really telling a story. neil: it be one thing if you were consistent so say all right , i can't always take credit when it goes my way, but i can certainly shift blame and that's natural for a politician to do. i just wonder in this case whether it confuses folks. >> it does and first of all when you weaponize profits, and you nailed it so let's remember, when president trump was looking on about refilling the strategic petroleum reserve, he was talking about $24 a barrel. neil: right. >> if you want to talk about profits we sold spr at $90 a barrel when we would have paid $24 a barrel and he got pushback from democrats when he was talking about doing that, but and th

dagen: mitch, jump in here.ch going on, with the freakout in britain that happened last week because of the insurance strategies that caused a disruption in the bond market. ed credit suisse tried to calm market fears about its own financial stability. if you want to take a look at credit suisse's stock, it sent out a memo to employees, calling investors and clients over the weekend, that very often causes more problems than it solves. >> all of this, dagen, is reminiscent of the financial crisis. i'm not sort of yelling fire in a crowded movie house but the fact of the matter is when you see financial institutions at risk because their balance sheets and their assets and liabilities are sort of out of whack from a timing perspective and you see a central bank scrambling like they're doing in the u.k., this reminds me of the 2008 period and it could be a sign that on top of the regular he slowing of the economy and inflation that's out of control around the world, we have some form of financial cri crisis ths re

one, there is a racist comment about mitch mcconnell's wife.racism throughout his life, according to my reporting. all kinds of comments that, you know, or offensive to people who heard them. they were about black people, or were about gay people, so on, and so forth. and he often claimed that he was being misunderstood. and we've seen that with him. so, that allows his supporters to claim something else was going on here. it's not possible with this mcconnell comment, or this comment about mcconnell's y. why. the other piece about this comment about mcconnell's wife, it's menacing. he had a line where he has a death wish. his allies are insisting that a political death wish, that's not what he said. after january 6th, there should be no confusion for anyone that when donald trump says certain things, his supporters hear it a certain way. and one of the through lines that i try to establish here is how much violence, sort of, informed his sense of strength. and that in turn informed his sense of what a strong leader he was, and he tends to talk

back with earp gibbs, mitch roschelle, very shrewd with their money.can avoid it. and i'm not saying mitch roschelle is cheap, but i am saying he watches every dollar. [laughter] that's tough to do with kids who like the streamlining service and probably don't like commercials. >> we had a fiasco a couple weeks ago when we realized we couldn't watch the sunday ticket because we don't have a correct tv of dish. we called them. unless -- directv. unless you have you have the tissue on your house, you can't get it. -- dish on your house, you can't get it. i added up all the things that we pay for, and it's like i have an extra cord. we thought we cut it. got netflix, amazon, spotify, you've got sirius satellite in the car, paramount president, we don't have disney+. and some of the amc, if you want to watch a specific show, you have to get that on demand to watch "better call saul," of course, so it all adds up. and i think we've just replaced one wallet with another wallet. one haas thing, you still need -- last thing. you still need internet in your hou

but i would like to give great deal credit to the fortitude of mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi.be what we all know she is, a bad ass, and whether or not a democratic or republican, black or white from the liberal bass chicken of san francisco or from the depths of conservativism in south carolina, i think people have a respect for the courage and fortitude that nancy pelosi shows, people may disagree with her politics as long as all day long, but they will say that she is one courageous woman, who you saw in that video, whether or not it was taking on a protest or donald trump, she showed that fortitude and you have to give props to mitch mcconnell as well for making sure he was there to do his duty. question is that can you imagine kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi's shoes and i don't think he can wear those heels the same way he does. >> it's funny you say that, for all peak who say leaders of the congress are too old between mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi, that this video that we've watched behind scenes we've experienced comes this cool collectedness that i can't imagine any

and mitch mcconnell the senator from kentucky.llars trashing you and supporting lisa murkowski, people don't know it is mitch mcconnell. it is his organization, of dc, republican establishment in washington, is spending 9 million dollars to defeat you to elect lisa murkowski rather than to give to to oz or masters or walker. so, that to me, is a badge of honor if i were you, if people want to help you. >> kelly forak.com. and alaska powers america, creates america with minerals andfieds america with fish, and builds america with timber, biden administration targeting us for shut down because they know, that our vote is contribute tal. critical. >> we'll be right back. if you wanna go fast, go faster. and if you got the devil on your shoulder... take him for a ride. >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. we can replace your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite rep

mitch wants -- the familiarity. you don't often hear that. mitch, she's talking to mike pe pence.ndered what was going on and what was transpireding and how did they get back to finalize the job. i want to turn to our panel in d.c. and ask their advice and thoughts on this. again, you guys, i mean, are you struck by the fact that, again, this is not the commander in chief doing any of this. they were so intent in making sure that the american people and dare i say the world knew this was getting done today, this was classic taking care of business. did that strike you as unbelievable? >> you know, it's interesting. i feel like a lot of people have this gauze image of the 1980s of regan and tip o'neil and these guys that cut the back room deals and everything worked out fine and it was perfect and wonderful and it's not the case. right? a lot of that still exists today but you have these politicians needing to blast each other afterward. sadly, it took a tragedy to expose these people actually interacting like human beings and people that care for each other and so on. how we get p

i never could imagine going back to mitch mcconnell and everybody thinking -- they all thought it was over. i never would have believed we would be two years in and not only is he still a factor, he is the factor. he is the leader of his party. so i will not place any bets on it but he does want to running and he is talking about running and he is thinking about when he wants to make the announcement. there are factors out there politically and with his family. >> does the decision to rhyme help not on the legal front but politically the investigations it is easier for him to say coming after for political reasons of your candidate versus not candidate. >> that is the thing he has done with great success. he's taking everything he's gotten, all the attacks and turned it into a political win. he turned the impeachments into a witch hunt. he will use that for his benefit politically that does not help them with whatever consequences he faces but he is already doing it. anyone who has been to a trump rally maybe none of you have it up into many, that is the speech. it continues to be the

on the senate side, mitch mcconnell, republican leader had a much different reaction.e did tweet about this, he was , quote, horrified and disgusted about this. also wishing paul pelosi quick recovery. a little bit different reaction. overall, there is bipartisan concern and outrage about this horrific attack. >> there should be. manu raju on capitol hill, thank you very much. >>> senior political correspondent abby phillip's anchors inside politics monday. the two davids, david darken and david gergen is legendary bipartisan, senior political analyst. david axelrod is senior political commentator. plenty of warnings, plenty of warnings about the lies surrounding the 2020 election that could lead to violence. when someone who is seemingly, someone seemingly bought into the lies and engages in violent act like this, should we be surprised? >> no. when you legitimate the idea the election has been stolen, fundamental tenet of american democracy compromise, what we consider act of domestic terrorism in the mind of that person active patriotism. this has been legitimated a

mitch is here. him earlier. >> we will not get the capitol cleared out for two, three days. we should do it here. >> i appreciate that. i appreciate that. it seems like the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol but we are being told very directly, it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. that would be great. yeah. very well. very well. we were unified. no partisanship, no anything. but i think -- okay. yes, because i think it's important for it to happen today. i think it's -- a while ago chuck and i called on the president to ask the people to leave the capitol. that hasn't happened yet. i'm hoping it will. clearly they're -- they're -- we're in -- we're at the mercy and don't have that much communication here, believe it or not. we're not seeing all the statements and the rest but i appreciate that. can you check and see what the realistic view is of when we would be able to go back to the capitol. we have democrats and republicans at a location on capitol hill and they're to

and i suspect mitch mcconnell and these washington, dc insiders, i don't know thats ther'd like it so much to have me in there working forople o the people of the united states of america and making bee government work for them. i suspect, just like we'veex ber exposing throughout this year,pe there's a populist movement coming across the united states . you'veent ming talked about it. there's a third wave of conservatism. and i don't know that they like so much. there's going to be a seaa ch change in congress and the establishment's goinang get an little bit ruffled. these dc insiders are going tor. see a new class of freshman come in that are of the people,n by the people, for the people. m and with two decades of experience making government work for us , it's a changnde as this mitch mcconnell money flows into alaska. a i want the people of alaska to know that you have the right to pick your own republican senator and he's pic the minority leader and he has no business weighing in in this primary at all whatsoever. and i hope that you win this race. thank you. youfor being with u

you can't put in full caps about mitch mcconnell that he has a death wish.ng his supporters to bee be have a they did on january 6th. i know they want to win seats in gubernatorial races and senate races across the country. but this has to be -- there has to be some sort of moral line the republicans won't cross, and sadly we're being met with silence. >> there's a through line here. if you look at what donald trump said in the past, you look at the fact that his approval numbers are going down. it's becoming obvious to him he can not win. he knows. he knew he could win in 2016 when everybody else didn't think he could win, and he now knows he can't. he understands and i've talked to people around him, he can't get back those suburban voters in atlanta. he can't get back the suburban voters in the philly suburbs. he understands he can't win, so what is he doing now. his rhetoric is becoming more violent. he's embracing qanon conspiracy theories. he's actually boiling down his supporters, not doing what any politician who would want to win would be doing. he'

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we talked to mitch about it earlier. he is not in the room right now but was in the room with us earlier and said we want to expedite this and hopefully they can confine that to one complaint, arizona and we could draw and then just move forward with the rest of the states. overriding wishes to do it at the capitol, what we are being told very directly is, it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. we've gotten a very bad report about the condition of the house floor. defecation and all that kind of thing as well. i don't think that that's hard to clean up. but i do think it is more from a security standpoint of making sure that everybody is out of the building and how long will that take. >> i just got off with the vice president. >> i got off with the vice president elect. so i'll tell what you she said, yes. >> what we left the conversation with, he said he had the impression from mitch that mitch wants to get everybody back to do it there. >> yes. >> i said well we're getting a counterpoint that is --

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so, look, with mitch o'connell, we know what his track record is.he says one thing one it's in his interest to do it, and then he flip-flops. i think there's a real danger that he could put the brakes on most if not all of those judicial appointments. >> you know having mentioned president franklin delano roosevelt in the introduction of these subject tonight. i want to refer back to him as also possibly the most brilliant legislative strategy certainly the most accomplished legislative strategist in the history of the presidency. credit social security. i talked about the design for social security was such that he believed as he put it, no down politician would be able to take it away i don't think that he anticipated what the republican party would be in the 21st century where they seem determined with ron johnson and other republican sena right. we are getting plenty of clues, in fact they are sort of screaming at us as to what they will do. mitch mcconnell of course instructed his caucus there was no agender but he cannot control his senators l

and so he basically said mitch mcconnell, he doesn't like some decisions, political decisions, that mitchnnell has made and basically said mcconnell has an all caps death wish. and then he made what sounded to many years like a racist slur against mitch mcconnell's wife. and as far as i know, senator mcconnell hasn't responded to this yet. does that surprise you? >> well, look, there is no other way to interpret it. in any ears that was racist slur. and mitch mcconnell is following the path of others. ted cruz, marco rubio, there seems to be no limitsult member of the republican party or their spouses or use conspiratorial rhetoric. the same thing from the beginning is on dggoongoing, th believe he can turn out his supporters and avoid direct confrontation with him and somehow by es osmosis his influe will wane. how is that going for them? this reinforces his power in the party and gives more leverage over them in the future. they are choosing to live under his thumb. some people say maybe after the election mcconnell would speak out, but they have been saying that for a while now. >> and

the secretary of transportation was married to mitch mcconnell.illions of dollars in infrastructure projects. i went to see her and said we me this. she didn't say terry is a democratic governor, i am not going to do it, she did it because it was right for virginia and right for the country. we have to get to a police in this nation where the hatred and divisiveness stops, the horrible rhetoric we have, and we need to come together adds a nation, as the urns of america. and it will make us stronger. i think these are the important elements that will be on the ballot in the election. people have to vote and they have to show that we are the strongest democracy in the world and they saw what happened today. tragic what happened to paul pelosi today. you saw it happen to steve scalise. it happened when they wanted to get the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer, they wanted to kidnap her. i went through a death threat last year. we have to get back to a place where there is common ground and we can get things done together and president obama that'

today, cnn caught up with mitch mcconnell.ump's comments about him, and of course, in this instance, mcconnell said, quote, i don't have anything to say about that. now, he was then pressed further. don't take it out of context. he was asked more about the racist comments about his wife, which mcconnell did not want to respond to that specifically. apparently. but he did say the only time i have responded to the president, i think, since he left office is when he gave me my favorite nickname, old crow. which i considered a compliment. and after all, it was henry clay's favorite -- how is that for kentucky? the idea of him not commenting, at first blush, alisyn, why would you not comment, why would you not respond in some way? it's your wife, he was in your cabinet. so is this sort of a kick rocks? >> yeah, it's that he doesn't want to poke the bear, and i understand. no good comes from picking a fight with donald trump. however, isn't there a way to just take the high ground say something to the effect of, i think mitch mcconn

i'd like to see a generational change, mitch mcconnell, donald trump, the president, everybody.we need a new generational leadership. maria: joining the conversation all morning long this morning is fox business' dagen mcdowell, strategic wealth had partners ceo, mark tepper and macro trends advisors founding partner mitch roschelle. great to see everybody this morning. dagen, it's not easy to look at all of those clips of the president. nobody wants to see this. the truth is, we're watching it, so are our adversaries across the world watching it. dagen: some of the democrats are trying to distance themselves from joe biden. you heard what tim ryan said yesterday. tim ryan voted with joe biden 100% of the time. tim ryan voted with nancy pelosi 100 percent of the time. he clearly knows the american people are turning away from joe biden, not just because of his shakiness and lack of mental acuity, but because of the policies that have rapidly destroyed the u.s. economy and they've made americans poor. they have lowered our standard of living. and removed our power on the world st

that post targets senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and his wife who at one time was a member of trump's cabinet. our correspondent kellie meyer has the story. >> former president donald trump facing backlash for his latest attack aimed at a top republican members of the wall street journal editorial board slamming trump's recent rhetoric against senate republican leader mitch mcconnell calling it a verbal assault and reckless in a true social post. over the weekend, trump hit mcconnell for helping democrats pass a bill to keep the government up and running. trump writing mcconnell has a quote, death wish and referring to his wife as quote, china loving co coach out the wall street journal editorial board criticizing trump's language as dangerous saying someone could take trump literally saying the death wish rhetoric is ugly even by mister trump standards and deserves to be condemned. a trump spokesperson responding to the article telling newsnation mitch mcconnell is killing the republican party through weakness and cowardice. he obviously has a political death wish for himself

we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now but he worked with us earlier and said do you want to expedite this, and hopefully we could could find to just one complete and that we could just move forward with the rest of the states. they wish to do it at the capitol, but we are being told very directly that it's going to take dates for the capitol to be ok again. if got really bad reports about the house floor with defecation and all that as well. i don't think that that's hard to clean up, but i do think it is, from a security standpoint, making sure that everybody is out of the building and how long will that take? i just got off with the vice president. >> i got off with the vice president elect. >> what we left the conversation with, because he said he had the impression from mitch that mitch wants to get everybody back to do it there. i said, we are getting a counterpoint that it could take time to clean up the pooh-pooh that they are making all over, literally and figuratively, the capitol.