, republican party chair and host of the is it just me or have we all lost our minds podcast, jennifer rubin, msnbc political analyst and an opinion writer at the washington post. it is great to have both of you with us. jennifer moran, i will start with you. clearly, the harris campaign has been leaning into this change messaging, it is certainly one that is resonating with voters. as we just saw, affirmed by the new york times vienna college bowl, showing that voters do actually want change, what can she do on tuesday to solidify that label? >> well, i think she wants to continue with the messaging that she has been building her campaign on ever since she became the nominee, and that is a much more optimistic, positive, forward-looking message. you know, we have lost track of how many times just in the last week that donald trump has denigrated the country, has gone on some sort of social media rant about negative, awful, terrible things, everything is a cheat, everything is going to be rigged. our country is becoming a third world nation. his view of the country has been so -- so dark and

. >> joining us now is jennifer rubin, opinion columnist at the washington post. also with us, barbara mcqueen, former united states attorney professor at the university of michigan law school. they are both msnbc analyst and friends of our show. thanks for being here. barbara, let's start with judge merchan and his decision and his reasoning in which he said this jury's verdict and deliberations deserve to be respecting. sentencing deserves to not be distracted by other things including an election. sounds reasonable, but there are a lot of people out there who think justice delayed is justice denied and that donald trump is always going to use the election to distract from whatever legal proceedings he faced. >> yes, i am among those who are disappointed in this decision only because it suggests that there is one set of rules for donald trump, a former president, and a different set of rules for all of the rest of us and the rule of law says that everybody should be treated the same. now, of course with that one exception of a former president who was acting wit

jennifer rubin and she's the author of resistance, women say democracy from donald trump. norm ornstein a senior fellow emeritus at the american enterprise institute and contributing editor with the atlantic and author of multiple books including one nation after trump, the guide for the perplexed, desperate, and the not yet ported. >>> we will talk about the swing state of michigan with the former governor. the gop says they are pro-life but project 2025 and trump's agenda 47 call for a radical expansion of the death penalty. >>> we will check in with matt bradley in beirut for the latest from a region on edge following the killing of the leader of hezbollah. hezbollah. subject: i remembeg st. jude commercials on tv and wondering, is that place legit? those commercials are nice, but is that a real thing? and having lived it, i can say for sure that money is being put to incredible use. i've never once had to wait for insurance to approve a test or approve a medication. we didn't have to worry about any of those things thanks to the donations. and our family is forever gra

joining me now to discuss all of this is jennifer rubin, an opinion writer for the washington post and msnbc political analyst. tom hartmann is the host of the syndicated radio program the thom hartmann show and steve bannon as producer for the rachel maddow show and msnbc political contributor . is also the author of a new brook, ministry of truth, democracy, reality and republicans were on the recent past. let's go to you first. trump announced he would be running for president again, back in november of 2022, nearly two years ago. his campaign has been heavy on fear mongering and talks of retribution but we have had precious little about policy. and yet this is still a very close race. does policy even matter when it comes to trump, and is it a double standard since we have seen so much pressure for vice president harris to make clear and release her policies. >> trump doesn't have any policies and the notions that he says one thing and that is an indication of his policy on something is sort of absurd. he doesn't care about policy. he doesn't care about the country. this is about h

. >>> joining us now is jennifer rubin, host of the podcast jen ribbons greenroom. stuart stevens is a veteran of five republican presidential campaigns, senior adviser at the lincoln project on author of "the conspiracy to in america." you tothe n,rivealth -- two are experts at this. we've talked about immigration for i don't know how many presidential cycles. it consistently ranks as one of the major issues in any campaign. colin allred acknowledges, as most people who know this topic that there have been attempted advances and big failures on both sides of the political aisle on this particular issue and at this point we seem to know what solutions look like and we do seem to havesi preti obstructive forces in the republican party, donald trump included. >> i really don't think this is hat complicated. they put together this bill. this is a very hard thing to do to get people to agree on this and they do the hard work and then there is no question that donald trump killed this bill so it would help him, so just think about it from a moral viewpoint. how many peop

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