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good morning everyone, i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnb msnbc. >>> and we are going to begin this morning with the republican nominee in what may be the most important speech of his political career, mitt romney accepted the gop presidential nomination in tampa last night, arguing he is the hope and change candidate, not president obama. msnbc's steve handelesman reports. >> reporter: more swagger, a more gravelly voice, but the message was about barack obama. >> when somebody doesn't do their job, we have to let them go. >> reporter: in the most important speech of his life, mitt romney tried to talk voters at home out of sticking with president obama. >> i wish he would have succeeded, we deserve better, my children, my family deserves better. my country deserves better. to the majority of americans who now believe that the future will not be better than the past, i can guarantee you this. if barack obama is re-elected, you will be right. president obama promised to begin to slow the rise of the oceans, and to heal the planet. my promise to help you and your family. >> repo

and he talked about that on m msnb. >> what we have is growing mistrust, some of the issue forces that have pulled iraq apart are stronger. the forces that could keep the country united are weaker. it's ultimately going to be up to the iraqi leadership to try to pull the politics of the country back together again. >> that will be a tough job, indeed. the interview with the president will be seen monday morning. now president obama is stressing more inclusive government in iraq, and that will be the message that secretary kerry will be taking on his visit to the middle east in europe as he talks to our allies and some of the gulf states. >> a tough road, indeed, lisa, but the iraq war took a toll on u.s. forces who were in iraq. what are we hearing from those invests? >> well, as you can imagine many of them are very disillusioned, very disturbed at what they're seeing in iraq right now. i spoke with one army officer, and he told me that it's a bitter pill to swallow. >> reporter: running a boys school is far from iraq. >> we saw our camps being shelled and our young men were dying. >>

(cheers and applause) (laughter) so if fox was high, msnbc must be msnb-sad. >> to say i'm shocked and stunned is pretty much an understatement. >> jon: shocked and stund is an understatement. no, it feels tonight more like my heart was (bleep)ed by the devil. (laughter) no, wait, that's an overstatement. (laughter) to want i feel between... somewhere between shocked, stunned and devil heart (bleep)ed. (laughter) this is ed schultes. indeed, msnbc passed through all the stages of grief last night. stage one, denial. >> you know, nbc is calling it for walker, okay, i think it's awful close and there's a lot of absentee ballots yet that are still out. >> jon: yeah, no. (laughter) stage two, denial. >> this will not be a massive win for scott walker. >> jon: yeah. (laughter) finally stage three just really massive amounts of industrial-grade denial. >> tonight the really big winner the wisconsin recall election is president obama. (laughter) >> jon: just like obama drew it up on the chalk board, hey, guys, i gotten a idea. what if we should figure out a way to have the core of what we bel

caller: i listen to the news msnbs never day on covers that. -- i'm sorry, i can't think that far. we will go to utah. independent. good morning, c-span. thank you for your service and information. --ad a question all lined up host: tell us what the question was. caller: how can a news be conservative and and claim to be fair balanced? it seems to be claiming to be onservative puts you off balance. i'm a life-long republican and onservative to the core but no longer any more. if donald trump and the epublican of what i have seen so far doesn't impress me any more. wall, the the ridiculousness of that is beyond belief. policy thatigration canada adopted and trump put islamic terrorists the north border is where we will have issues with the have to lity they will that country. and 65,000 border patrol agents 2,200 miles is about 150 feet per agent. cannot imagine they can't secure the border. they don't want to secure the order is ultimately what it is coming down to and i don't know it is necessarily that our outhern border is our biggest problem. the wall is a ridiculous thing it t

. >> msnb just has a little branding problem that -- they are going to fix that with this new campaignhey are calling it lean forward. >> interesting name. if you lean too far forward you are bending over. >> you are going to fall flat on your face. >> they have rachel kneeling on the sidewalk as if she is picking up a penny, get it. >> it is interesting that a channel would come out and try to brand themselves so progressive. it is fascinating. >> is it okay to brand yourself conservative? >> as an organization that prided itself on news for a long time then opinion. now they are officially saying we are going straight opinion. >> i was shocked by this -- [ talking over each other ] >> i thought going forward or leaning forward was a good thing. progressive or whatever leaning forward means. is that better than leaning backwards? >> hamilton nolan at gawker wrote msnbc's futile quest to beat fox at its own game. >> we have to take one more break. up next, interesting mix of women at the top of their game. of their game ♪ poker face >> queen of glam, lady gaga, first lady, michelle oba

stern time, "andrea mitchell reports right here on msnb >>> the cros gathered on the west lawn of the.spitol for the annual capitol fourth ncert. d.c. cros re treated to performaes from arena franklin and barry manilow. 1 milln spectators in new york city and new jersey linin up on both sides of the hudson river to watch the macy's fireworks spectacular. wi more than 22 tons ofyro chniques themacy'sisplay is e country's largest. >>> a barge used in the macy's fireworks dispy caught fire. rescue cruise extinguied the flames. the use is under investigation. >>> president obama parts for russia ts evening and when we fz he could be in for a re reserved greeting. mick viqueira joins us live washington. the president wants to reset relations with russia. how does he intend to do that? >> reporter:here are problems that theresident has to ercome. firs there's a mind-set this administration and the president lieve is on the part of the russians who, think th because america might be strng that russ necessarily has to be weak and vice versa anded al adversarl relationsp they'll try ercome. the

i'm glad you are up watching us on msnb or listening to us life on sirius radio. text the word awake by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes is your cram session for this friday, november 5th. a lot going on today including new jersey governor chris christy talking about his 2012 presidential prospects in suicidal terms. plus president obama is knocked from his perch as the most powerful man in the world. we'll tell you who slid the leader of the free world into second place. first, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. >>> world markets are climbing higher again this morning after u.s. stocks surged to their highest levels in two years on the federal reserve's decision to buy more government securities to stimulate the economy. the dow jumped 219 points yesterday reaching levels not seen since september of 2008, just before the collapse of lehman brothers. just under three hours the government also expected to report u.s. employers added jobs last month, but at such a slu

glad you are with up with watching on msnb or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot me an e-mail, let me know what you're doing awake at 5:30 in the morning or earlier in some parts of the country, or text the word awake to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this friday, january 21st. a lot going on today. a shakeup at the top of google, brian williams roundtable conversation with the national security team that served under george h.w. bush and led the country into the first gulf war. and then there's this. remember the ventriloquist lady? ms. arkansas. she was on with dave last night. the good times kept rolling. we'll show you what happened there. let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> president obama is reportedly restructuring his economic advisory board to place a renewed focus on job creation. late their morning, mr. obama expected to name general electric ceo jeffrey immelt to head up the new board which will be focused on jump starting the private

this is fir"first look" on msnb. stay tuned.early" starts right now. >>> newt gingrich is a man on fire. double digits in iowa and showing leads of more than 20 points in south carolina and florida. will the lu romney crisis shadow cut into those numbers in the early conservative states? house republicans strike back on the payroll tax cut saying they will vote for it if the president includes the pipeline in the bill. the question is, what is president obama's answer to that offer? we'll tell you. >>> and just think, republicans. you could have had moments like this on the national stage if new jersey's governor would have responded to your love

be sure to tune in to msnb later today at 5:00 p.m. eastern and at 8:00 eastern, chris matthews talked to bernie sanders as part of the hardball college tour. >>> and now dangerous side effects from those e-cigarette devices. >> reporter: a customer was simply stopping for snacks at a kentucky gas station when the security camera captured this startling moment. josh hamilton suffered second degree burns. he said the spare battery for his e-cigarette device exploded. it's the latest injury tied to electronic vapor products from oklahoma to california. doctors at harbor view medical center in seattle have seen five different patients in the past five months. >> it become as high powered rocket that can cause significant force and injury to the patient. >> reporter: the problem center around lithium ion batteries that can over heat, especially the vaping assoc yagds says when charged and used under proper conditions, vapor products pose no more of a fire risk than cell phones and laptops. and employees tell customers don't carry the batte

i'm glad you're up with us watching on msnb or listening live on xm radio. shoot me an e-mail at waytooearly@msnbc.com or tweet me and let me know what you're doing up now. or text the word awake by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, september 13th. a lot to tell you about today including the report out of bank of america that it will cut some 30,000 jobs. we'll tell you why. plus kurt cobane found his way into last night's republican debate. the reference, i fear, was lost on the tea party audience. we'll let you decide. first the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. president obama travels to ohio today, the homestate, by the way, of john boehner. the latest stop on a tour designed to sell his american jobs act to voters. the 155-page bill is now in the hands of congress, making remarks yesterday in the rose garden the president again urged the body to move quickly. >> this is a bill that will put people back to works for all across the cou

this is fir"first look" on msnb. today we begin with a major gop victory. at a time when president obama can least afford it, republicans have scored an upset in a house race being called a referendum on the president's handling of the economy. last night retired media executive and political newcomer, bob turner, narrowly defeated david weprin, according to the associated press. democrats outnumber republicans three to one in new york's ninth congressional district, which hasn't sent a republican to congress in nearly 90 years. turner replaces congressman anthony weiner, a seven-term democrat who resigned in the wake of a sexting scandal in june. in nevada, former republican state senator mark amodei coasted to a victory in a district that's never elected a democrat. >>> meanwhile, as lawmakers on capitol hill spar over how to pay for president obama's american jobs act, the president is on the road working hard to sell his plan to the american people. tracie potts joins us more from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. while the president'

glad you are up with us watching on msnb or listening live on sirius xm radio. e-mail me or tweet me and let me know what you're doing now or do what the whole of egypt does and text the word awake followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this wednesday, august 3rd. a lot to tell you about, including 4,000 faa employees out of a job after the senate failed to come up with emergency pay for them. >>> and back to the breaking news of the pre-debt fight world, there was an escaped peacock on the loose on the upper east side of manhattan yesterday. complete team coverage later in the show. first the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> after months of negotiation and political rhetoric, and just hours before the midnight deadline, congress passed legislation to raise the nation's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling. the senate voted to approve the deal 74-26 guaranteeing the u.s. will not default on its obligations allowing it to begin borrowing more money to pa

on msnb. >>> here's a look at some of the stories also in the news today. >>> producers and crew on the film set of "transformers 3" got some unscripted action when the bumblebee got side swiped by a real police vehicle. some thought it was a scene from the movie. the wreck temporary halted production, but shooting will continue all week. >>> a florida woman is going to get some help from a problem that's been buzzing over her. a company that specializes in africanized bee also remove a huge beehive 30 feet high in her tree, after several others said they couldn't help. even the city refused because it was on private property. until it's down, she warns neighbors to stay inside. >>> the largest pumpkins are still rolling in. at a competition in california a gorgeous gourd tipped the scales at 1,435 pounds. this is the first time in 11 years that a home-grown pumpkin has taken the title. the winner's secret, you wonder? pumpkin seeds donated by a previous win perpendicular. >>> back in florida, ten little crocodiles cracked through their eggs one after another after another. they may be

this is fir"first look" on msnb. today, we begin with fear over the economy. a slew of recent reports have renewed concerns on both wall street and main street over the state of the u.s. recovery. today, the nation awaits what could be a crucial monthly jobs report from the government. all this as the country's stellar credit rating may be in jeopardy. tracie potts joins us from washington with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: hi there, lynn. good morning, everyone. economists are predicting 100,000 jobs created last month. that's less than half the growth we saw from the month before. it raises the question is this temporary or is this the beginning of weakening of this recovery? home sales are down. manufacturing is sluggish. consumer spending is weak. car sales are down. president obama will be visiting a chrysler plant today in ohio and then summer is coming with thousands of pink slips for teachers. here in washington, critics, mainly republicans, say the increases in food prices and energy prices are making it much worse for americans. but

i'm glad you are up with us watching on msnb or listening to us on xm radio. shoot us an e-mail or treat me @williegeist 1. or do what justin verlander will be doing tonight text the word awake by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes is your cram session for this monday, october 3rd. a lot going on today including john mccain's warning to chris christie about getting into the presidential race. plus 92-year-old andy rooney says good-bye to the "60 minutes" audience. and he goes out with one final sentiment to his viewers. leave me alone. cranky to the end, andy. we'll show you that clip later. first the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> the state department is issuing a worldwide travel alert for possible anti-american attacks after friday's deadly drone strike in al qaeda linked terrorists in yemen. significant blow to the terrorist organization. the attack killed anwar al awlaki, the u.s.-born chief of external operations for al qaeda's yemen branch. he had been tied to the deadly

charlotte's mayor spoke to msnb msnbc. >> i have seen video and met with the family, the family has seen the video also, it is ambiguous. there is not a clear picture. the body camera, of course, moving and the viewer is obscured at certain points. view. i think it is a challenge. i think it is ambiguous. this is one reason why we want to have time for the investigation to continue to gather all the pieces of the puzzle. >> charlotte's police chief said the video did not provide absolute video evidence prior to shutting stop shooting. he wants the video made public. >> what i see in that video is an individual sitting in a car, manner, he never appears to be aggress off. it seems like he's attached to a news, i don't know if he's yelled at from too many directions. his hands appear to be down. there appears to be an object in his hands, at the moment he is shot. he is actually stepping back waerlds. the family wants the police department to release both of the videos that we saw today and we want the public to see it, let them draw their own >> joining us is sarah ro sara, a there going

i'm glad you are up with us watching on msnb or listening live on sirius xm radio. you can tell us why you're awake this morning by texting your response to 622639. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this friday, the very first day of july. a lot to talk about, including a response to reports yesterday that time geithner is headed out the door. we'll tell you what he had to say about those. and steven colbert goes to washington. he's now the proud owner of a super pack. so what does one do with his own super pack? we'll hear from mr. colbert. first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> just in overnight, prosecutors in the sexual assault case against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn say the case could be on the verge of collapse as questions about the credibility of the accuser grow. for the latest on this, we bring in cnbc's scott kohn live outside the courthouse in manhatt manhattan. what's going on? >> reporter: this is a potentially stunning reversal for dominique strauss-kahn. late yesterday afternoon we

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz this is "first look" on msnb. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. have a great monday. >>> two debates within seven days. the first tomorrow as we come up now on three weeks until election day in a race that is as tight as a drum. the question is, can mitt romney get a winning electoral map if he loses the state of ohio? >>> felix baum ggarner goes to space but comes down on his own power

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>>> this is "first look" on msnbs. "way too early" starts right now. >>> i think we've had good conversations. but ultimately, it's a matter of the house and the senate, both caucuses, getting together and everybody being willing to compromise. we'll see if we can do that. >> president obama shows a little optimism on capitol hill after meeting with both parties. light at the end of the tunnel, perhaps. this is "way too early" about to make a compromise this weekend. compromise our livers, that is. st. patty's day, not far away. glad you're with us on this friday. we have a lot to talk about, including a heated exchange between ted cruz and veteran dianne feinstein, over gun control that was described as patronizing. >>> and a terrible day for jpmorgan, as a senate report accuses ceo jamie dimon of hiding the bank's loss. >>> according to the national journal, the 2016 republican presidential primaries are officially -- unofficially, under way. rising gop stars marco rubio and rand paul kicked things off at the first d

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. >> but msnb, c host ed schultz wasn't buying any of it. >> what does it take for us to realize that we are in a fight for the country? >> across town at the right online conference meanwhile the mood was more upbeat. when there's this much dissatisfaction in your own party ahead of the midterms change can't come fast enough. this is sam cedar, former air america most and political commentator and matt lewis, politics daily columnist and blogger. both old friends. >> hey, cenk. >> hey, guys. let me start with you. we have this wonderful democratic congress and president and health care reform and financial reform. jesus, what more do you want? >> right. it should be christmas every day. it's not secret that progressives are frustrated by the not necessarily -- i guess the depth of the legislation that's come out of the obama administration. there are many things. whether it's public option. a more robust rule in regulation. something better in terms of helping people with the mortgages. a lot of things are frustrating progressives. with that said, things weren't actually so bleak at

danna barb of cnn and msnbs tweeted out what they somehow thought i had said and they tweeted this. >rnc meeting mike huckabee said federal government shouldn't help women who can't control li biddo with birth control. casy hunt. huckabee women helpless without uncle sugar providing birth control because they can't control their li biddo. >> they tweeted the exact opsowed what i said. to their credit after their colleagues pointed it out they tried to issue corrections and even then white house press secretary was reacting to a phony story. >> not that long ago in the rnc winter meeting mike huckabee said the democrats message to women is that they are -- reading from the report they are helpless without uncle sugar coming in and providing for them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their li biddo or reproductive system without the help of government. >> i haven't sewn had report. that sounds offensive to me and women. >> let me tell you who said it. jay. i didn't say it. the reporter said it and like you, i am offended by their misinterpretations.

. >> let's stay on msnb krrkc you have another host comparing obamacare, using the word obamacare to moral equivalent of the n-word. >> it's a word that's been with us for years. like it or not it's in ddelibly printed in the pages of american history. a word that was originally intended as are a derogatory term meant to shame, divide and demean. the word was conceived of by a group of wealthy white men who needed to put themselves above a black man to render him inferior and unequal and diminish his accomplishments. y'all know the word i'm talking about, obama care. >> that's the dumbest analysis i think i've ever heard. even for them at msnbc, this is nuts. what about hillary care? >> get this. the first time it was mentioned she mentioned the first time it was mentioned, it was in march 2007. it was in a journal called health care financial management. it was coined by a woman, jean schultz-scott who talked about obamacare, hillarycare, guili i guilianicare, mccaincare. >> romneycare. >> that was the origination. number two, barack obama has used this. does this make barack obama

if he feels that way, than msnb must hire him or the newspaper most hire the news reporter.he think is >> i didn't see winston churchill after the blitz sayin good night, britain. so he has been an unknown quantity to his campaign. now to play the victim card is deeply cynical. >> they are making the claim that this is the processing problem in a monitory problem. he had a stroke, which means that part of his brain is gone. he head in aphasia, and in addition to speech, there are cognitive disorders associated with it. he will compensate, but he will never be the same. it's excruciating to watch them go through that. awes showed great restraint great rate it is very concerning . what is true for me is how far are we going great how much brain damage before we say somebody is not okay. is a taft flex does a whole vortex need to go? he has parietal damage brickey they are saying it's fair. >> it is excruciating to see this happening. it is painful to watch great, but the question and my mind is how far are we going with this? how much does your brain have t dysfunction before

hundreds of thousands of segments on cnn and msnb msnbc, hundreds of newspaper articles and yet whatthey had nothing there is no evidence. this is based on a fake dossier. they knew this. but if they could i would say the media should be charged with aiding and abetting they are equally guilty. elizabeth: who are the four american officials cited in the story? and we have seen the sense the church report intelligence and federal enforcement officials use propaganda in the media to continue the probes or whatever it is they have known for decades that is what goes on in intelligence circles in washington they use the media to keep propaganda going to keep the probe going. what happened here happened within a day of michael flynn. he is stepping down and this leading the vice president about that. so to lay the groundwork to keep the probe going. >> they do but the media wasn't born yesterday tens of thousands of stories 99 percent were based on anonymous sources. word on - - what does that tell you they didn't have those stories. somebody sent something to them. you are a professional

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