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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

lawyer lisa page, you remember apparently the national security and legal analystt for nbc news and msnbde her first appearance this afternoon withon none other than special counsel mueller witch-hunt prosecutor andrew wiseman. joe biden may have had hisad deplorable's moment and biden says he thinks there's anywhere from 33 - 50000000 americans who just are not good people. listen to this. >> do we think we as good as we can be as a nation. i don't think the vast majority of people think that. there's probably anywhere from 10 - 50% of the people who were not very good people. but it's not who we are. lou: joining us now david massie, president of citizens united, trump deputy campaign major country manager, corey lewandowski armor 2016 trump campaign manager,er senior advir to the 2020 trump campaign, great to have you with us. and i just want to know, what was your reaction when you saw the on employment rate was 13.3% and the economy had added to a half million jobs instead of losing 9 million. >> the american people reacted when the stock market took off like a rocket ship, once aga

when to open the economy back up and how, and msnbs said trading debt for dollar.ow making argument let the world world war ii vets die and vietnam vets die let even in that generation die. we're worried about boeing it is born, it is the weakest among us, it is senior as thes. ready to euthanize -- because they want boeing's corporate earnings to not dip too low. jesse: joining me now host of the war room pandemic radio show, steve bannon, so steve what's the calculation for opening this back up? steve: i think the president you look at what chairman powell said when he went on tv you have to put this virus in back of us and then open it up that 2.2 trillion trillion package that took on economic crisis that drop in aggregate demand has done is a start. but you have to bridge the whole thing. i'm actually an advocate jesse and i think that data will get president trump there and people should understand. he's a business guy he's very numbers and data driven. i think you're going to see a big shirt over this weekend where he's going to sit there and go hey right no

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comedian will ferrell's room only rated 1 out of 10, but msnb's john hillman got a 10 out of 10. >> we started paying more attention to the backgrounds and the books and the shelves and the art and plants than we were to what they were saying. >> room raters began tweeting less than two months ago and they now have about 200,000 followers. i guess i like to keep it simple here, you know, not a lot of distractions. >> yeah. >> claude had scooby doo. >> i wonder what he would rate himself? >> i could take it to a different room, but not yet. everybody is sleeping. >> i give meteorologist, kari hall, a 10 with her background. the last few days, i have been wanting to give you a 3 because it's too hot. >> hey, setting up a green screen in your house, you have no idea what my house looks like right now. the air-conditioning is on, so that's always a plus. we have needed that over the past couple of days, and we are getting our natural air conditioning this morning as we start out with the low 50s, and it will heat up but not as hot, all thanks to the fog move into san francisco right now. f

what this country really needs is more surveillance and hectoring from the people in charge, or as msnbt... it is life-saving. >> please separate. >> elizabeth, new jersey, is now using drones to spread the life-saving message. >> you are not immune to this virus. >> they make it easier for police to see into certain areas where access by patrol cars is more difficult. that includes tight spaces between buildings, behind schools, and in backyards. eh>> tucker: you don't need to be some crazed libertarian with a goatee to find all of this pretty distressing. what's happening now is unprecedented, it's dangerous, and completely unconstitutional. it violates the letter and the intent of the bill of rights on many levels and someday soon we will deeply regret letting all of this happen. if only we had someonepl out to protect us, oh wait we do. the aclu! fort more than a hundred years the civil liberties union fought for the civil rights of the powerless, which means you. you are the powerless. where is the aclu today? they're playing along with the authorities. they're sucking up to power,

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barbara mcquaid joins me and joyce advanvance, both are msnb contributors and dear friends of mine. to say, barbara, the weirdest thing about this is michigan this week has a real problem on its hands. it's got flooding, dam breakages. it actually requires federal assistance, and the president telling someone you can't do this or you won't get money reminds me of a phone call the president was on that got him into a whole lot of hot water once. the president isn't supposed to do stuff like this. let alone what he thinks about mail-in ballots, which we'll talk about in a second, am i right in saying the president threatening to withhold funding for this is not legitimate? >> you're right, ali. it really goes back to the very thing that professor pam carlin testified about when she was testifying at the impeachment hearings about it would be just as improper for president trump to do what he did in ukraine as if he were to say to a state i'm going to withhold disaster aid unless you do what i want to do. and it seems like he's playing right out of that play book. it's absolutely not a

we begin with margaret carlson for "the daily beast" and msnb crash contributor. jason, i'm curious what you think about both these points. i emphasize them for viewers because first, on the facts and the news, nothing is changing but the transfer of power to the biden administration. first, we have to tell everyone the news. that's important to know unless you think this was something else and then number two, jason, this is still a big, bad problem for democracy even if it is a doomed plot. >> yes. >> next week. >> we've been saying all year long because it not attempted murder doesn't mean it's not a crime. we can yell and scream about the gop but the dividing line is was anyone in the senate going to be ridiculous enough and stupid enough and dismissive enough to do what josh holly is going to do? the thing that concerns me about this and why i agree with you obviously is a big deal is that it shows what i've been saying all along is that the violence and elements of trump-ism are not going to disappear. you can draw a straight line from proud boys to white na

positions they would joining me now is monica alba, also joining us is ashley parker she's also an msnbonica, let's start with -- is this just the daily he's looking back and forth with the press, news cycle narrative and he's doing it a little earlier because he's going to minnesota and because it's the jewish new year tonight, or is there something more to this >> that's exactly what it seems like he did speak for more than 90 minutes last night in wisconsin. he's scheduled to do the same thing tonight in minnesota, but the president has liked to come out and respond to thinks more directly now, ostensibly these briefings are supposed to be news conferences that focus on the coronavirus and the pandemic itself, but as we've seen so often, those normally derail and turn into something that sounds a lot more like a campaign rally. we erie told that's what we can expect today the president will be responding to those mike pence says they simply don't know her, she's a disgruntled ploy. when pressed on what she was fired, dismissed, is there anything they can point to there, chief of staf

john torres, msnb medical correspondent, thank you for joining us. reading an article up on our website today, it's not a second wave that we are seeing right now, this is still the first wave. can you explain what you had think is going on? >> it's coming down to symmantics essentially and what experts are saying, we have not cleared the first wave, so we cannot call it a second wave at this point. we are calling it spikes at the end of the first wave. which could take us back to the precurve level, that down slope on the curve, where we could be back to where we were in february and march. and one thing we do know, once things start opening up, every expert, i was talking on your show and other shows, we will see the cases increase, what has surprised a lot of experts is how much the cases are increased. because they are more than most people thought and that's why you are seeing theses spikes. the problem is, that second wave is not far behind. and so, unless we get it under control now, the second wave hitting at the same time could cause a lot o

amy: this is chicago mayor lori lightfoot responding to trump in an intererview monday y on msnb. >>>e still h have a constit. we still have laws on the book. i'm going to u use those. we' not g going too have tierney inin the city of chicagago. it is just not going to happen. amy: "it is just not goingng to happen" shshe says. for more, we are joined by two guests in citieses where federal troooops could be sent after they've already been deployed in portland. in chicago, jitu brown is the national director of the journey fofor justice alliance and a a racial equity fellow with the atlantic institute. and in seattle, jesse hagopian is a high school teacher of ethnic studies, and co-editor of teteaching for black livives and editor of rethinking schools magazine. he serves on the national steering committee of black lives matter at school. we're going to talk about trump's push for schools to reopen in a minute, but f first, juan, yourur longtime leader inn chicago. as you hear lori lightfoot saying we are not allowing tyranny to come to the city, your response to whahat presidet trum

he's the host of "velshi" on saturdays and sundays here on msnb msnbc. ali, i know you've been moving location to location throughout the course of the night. tell us where you are and what you're seeing around you. >> reporter: all right. i'm going to step out of the shot so miguel can give a clear shot in front of us down lake street. and what you've got is a number of protesters in the hundreds that have come from the right side of your screen and they've moved forward. what you're looking at is a shot in front of the fifth precinct. that has still got police in it. the protesters have moved beyond it and off to the right. you can't really see it now, but well over 1,000. you can see the stop & shop. there is some smoke to the left of it. they've broken a hole -- the protesters have broken a hole through the scaffolding there and have gone inside. and they're looting that. then if you look back over, miguel is going to pan the camera over to the right, and what you can see between us and the office depot sign is more smoke. something is on fire there.

week nights at 10 c:00, on msnb. >>> well guys, here we are.ting day. the first tuesday in november is sacred when it comes to the right to vote and we are almost there. the candidates and the running mates have made their closing argume arguments. >> remember, the final words left to us by your late congressman and my personal friend, an american hero, john lewis. he said, quote, the vote is the most powerful nonviolent change agent you have. >> let's honor the ancestors. that's a reason to vote. another reason to vote, everything is at stake. >> we are going to make america great again. again. >> and in theory, i didn't really have to be here. >> and the stakes, i mean -- the stakes have been made viscrysta clear. we are voting to see if the country will take on covid or mask death. we are voting to decide whether you, your kids, your parents and your grandparents will have health care, including the nine million of you who have been stricken with the coronavirus. whether we will finally beat back racism and white supremacy and emerge as the

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she's joined by journalist david, previous he worked as msnb as writer/producer and over the last 20years writing book. i hope that's correct. he will correct me later. reports from the far right on mainstream society. serves as editor for the political blog and crossing the dark side of the american border when 2014 latino book. the power worshiper inside rise. please welcome me katherine stewart. >> thanks so much. thanks to town hall. i hope everyone watching from home is safe and healthy. i don't need to tell anyone here that pandemic is a historic tragedy and at a time like this it would be great to have national leaders that bring us together in evidence-base face and without collaborative favoritism. unfortunately -- i won't belabor the point. we all know by now two things. we know what kind of person donald trump is and when know that he wouldn't be where he is today with the support of many people call the christian right but i often like to call christian nationalism. so here is the one thought i want to put forward on trump and religious nationalist supporters, this is sto

. >> join iing moe now is my msnb colleague, joshua johnson. i admit to being a bit of a cynic when it comes to seeing, we don't see change or we don't see change. this protest movement in five days has seen a lot at least the first steps of actually change. >> that's kind of the way it works, doesn't it? i loved casey hunt's analogy to the same sex marriage. it was unthinkable gavin newsome did that massive wed iding on t steps ofty hall. >> remember that was going hurt his career? political career. >> he hasn't done anything since. then you had amendment one in florida then in 2016, it was ruled that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry and i seemed like it was impossible, impossible, impossible, boom, public opinions are gone and that's the way it seems to go. people have been screaming for this reform for michael brown and trayvon martin. it just seems like now between social media and people's ability to have these conerer sagss and coalesce social movements in a much more independent way. than what's happen ed in the has

a lot of black people watch cnn and msnb-hee-haw are aware of the laws. >> sean: polls show he set lownemployment for demographic and biden and obama didn't do that. didn't set up the opportunity zones or the big announcement today. the polls show that the president dramatically increased support among the hispanic and the african-americans. will it translate to votes? >> you are talking to me, absolutely. the number one issue facing the inner city are the decline in the quality of the public schools. 13 high schools in baltimore. zero percent of the kids are math proficient. another 1% is. trump and devos want to give choice. who doesn't want the choice is white kids in a suburb who wouldn't put their kids in inner city school on a bet. >> sean: we will give the final 30 seconds to reince priebus. last word. >> i couldn't agree more with what larry and you said. president has to be on the attack, detailed and stern. he has to put joe biden on his heels. be presidential. but exactly what larry elder just said. detailed on the attack. ask the tough questions. as you just outlined. i thi

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joining our conversation now, msnbs correspondent, and he is also the host of nbc's "into america" podcast the country, and the nation's changing demographics. tremaine, just pick up on any thread, anything from our live reports or brian's setup, point our attention to where you think it should be today. >> i will tell you what, nicole, one it's amazing to see this kind of awakening. let's call it an awakening. not too much different than what it took for those enslaved people in texas to get word of their freedom, and it took 155 years for america to wake up and know what it means, and as far as the systems that has beaten people back time and again, and it's good to see people embracing this piece of history, and there's a commemorations of not just what folks have gone through enslavement, but years after, where you had the redemption period where white violence and racial terror swept across the country and black folks had to pull themselves up through jim crow laws, and super babies, and crack queens and all of that history, there's a direct line from the out grove of enslavement unti

we have to blame the mainstream c, and the, msnb democrats for screwing this up by not allowing our presidento act as he should have when they were trying to remove him from office. guest: i tend to look at this issue from a public health perspective. irrespective of who is in authority at any moment. it was a good idea to to ban travel. every public health expert will tell you it was going to come here eventually. all the travel ban did was biased time. then the question becomes what happened during that time? there is a governmental apparatus that is supposed to prepare and respond to public health emergencies. when we look back at this, we will have to determine whether we responded effectively. we have examples in terms of other countries that had a massive mobilization and response to the introduction of the virus in their communities and as a result have been able to suppress the virus spread, flatten that curve so systems are not as overwhelmed. some countries are not doing as well. we will know in the next couple weeks, weather -- whether we are more like south korea or more like ital

cellphone and got interrupted by a phone by a bottom from delaware that i knew and she said i heard on msnb that treasury sent out $1.4 billion to dead people. why don't you do something about it? we've been talking about, thinking about doing something about it for a long time -- a long time. and we're still talking about doing something about it. and i think the time has come to do something about it. and that's sort of where we are at this point in time. and i -- i understand that it's being discussed off the floor for a little bit. maybe one of our colleagues has an objection to this bill, the consideration of this bill and unanimous consent. it ain't like -- it's been out there for people to raise objections and raise concerns, they've had seven years to do that. and for seven years g.a.o. said please fix this part of the mispayment program. it doesn't fix $150 billion, but it is a good start. i don't know anybody in their right mind who would say we should deny to send checks to folks who are deceased. it didn't make sense in 2013 when it was presented to g.a.o., it doesn't make sense

barack obama, by the way, in 2008 when he beat mccain msnb, goes to biden tonight.s get their first electoral vote out of nebraska in a dozen years. how about that? think about that. we're at 1:30 on the east coast. for all of our talk about this and that state to flip, the first flip didn't happen until 1:30 tonight and it is a single congressional district in nebraska. otherwise, this map is holding to form from what we saw four years ago. >> unbelievable. still no call. we have a characterization on maine. what have you got? >> georgia. we've been monitoring this in the atlanta metro area. a ton the of outstanding votes. we did just get a bunch from gwinnett county. there's not much left to come. we think a little over tem,000 votes. biden will win the county. that will be progress for democrats. this is going to be upwards. what did that do to the tally? trump is still ahead by 206,000 votes. a lot of these late ballots were cast same day. that might have benefited trump a little more because he's doing better with the same day ballots. so again, 236,000 votes.