, thank ou the state of ukraine. joe walsh, thank you for— the state of ukraine. joe walsh, thank youll be back with our panel in just a couple of minutes' time. ijust want our panel in just a couple of minutes' time. i just want to our panel in just a couple of minutes' time. ijust want to let you know what we are keeping across right now. we of course have the huge chaos, the travel chaos is just one example. this is a manchester airport after the it failures. the outage earlier on. things, generally are getting better and back to normal, but it is not going to be immediate. there is still plenty of knock on impacts. he will be taking a look at those in just a moment. for now, this is bbc news. hello. today has brought the uk's hottest weather of the year so far. temperatures for some climbed into the low 30s celsius, and look at this beautiful scene sent in by a weather watcher in dorset. there was quite a lot of sunshine in places. however, that wasn't the story everywhere. more cloud in the mix here in county down. northern ireland and parts of scotland have seen quite a lot of c

and like joe walsh, appearing on tv shows to make his case.ibbons for gun safety, a nonprofit focused on firearm safety policies like background checks for ammunition, safe storage requirements, and more. had walls still been in congress, joe and fraud likely would've clashed. but instead, these two men, you disagree on nearly every single issue, including, perhaps the most important issue to mr. greenberg, gun control, have come together. and now they're going from city to city on their two dads defending democracy tour, talking to crowds. with a second trump term possibly on the horizon, our differences on policy are all event. if democracy dies, nothing else matters. after the break, i'm joined by joe walsh, and fred guttenberg fern important conversation. kayak. search one and done. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes

joe walsh is back with me but just because a friend of the show, the reverend dr. getting her signal so we will have her, we will have her back on the show, but joe, can you please explain what is this hold that donald trump has on people who, i thought, were god- fearing moral backbone people? >> jonathan, it is sadly just very misguided. look, i come from the base. i come from the evangelical republican party base and the party has become a cult and they have taken now to looking at donald trump as their cult leader and many of them, jonathan, as their savior. but here is what's interesting, jonathan. many of them are waking up to it. trump has had a hold over them and mainly, it's because he has declared, you know, to unleash hell on their opponents. many of them have woken up to who he is and i hear from them every day. you saw -- go ahead. >> so on that point, you are hearing from them every day. how are they waking up. what is a particular thing he said or an action that flips the switch for them? >> they tell me he's like unleashed. he's even meaner or cruel

candidate, host of joe walsh, author of the book, "f silence." thank you for joining me. this is one of those arizona mornings where it is warming, it will be boiling hot in a day or two. you are both republicans and you are both supporting kamala harris in this election. mayor giles, in a statement state like this, this is going to be critical. this is still a close state and this could decide the presidential election. >> no question. i think whoever wins arizona, much like pennsylvania, will be the ultimate victory. it will be very close in arizona . we will be talking a lot about arizona beginning on election day and probably two or three days after because it will be a huge voter turnout. this is a big mail and state. a lot of people will show up on election day, bringing in their mail-in ballots. that will take a lot of pressure on the system that will take two or three days to get it out there. >> i was just going to say, this is unprecedented in american history. we have never seen an organized movement in one political party opposing the

olay. >>> back with me come mya rupert and joe walsh. vice president on the podcast, call her daddy. >> you don't have to abandon faith or deeply held beliefs to agree that government shouldn't be telling her what to do. if she chooses she will talk to priest or pastor or rabbi but not the government. that is what is so outrageous. a bunch of these guys in the capitol are writing decisions because they somehow decided that they are in a better position to tell you what is in your best interest than you are to know. it is outrageous. >> she is right. it is outrageous and yet -- >> she did a fantastic job. doing what they have been trying to do which is to remind people, it is a healthcare decision. we trust people to have conversations. this should be no different. >> i won't speak on the issue i will just say amen. i love her getting out. i want to see her out. i want trump to lose. i am worried she can't just write a five or he is bad, the more she gets out the better because i think she is really good. i want to see her everywhere. >>

joe walsh is a former republican congressman from illinois. the host of the podcast white flight but joe walsh. thank you for being with us. jones, let us start with you. mitch mcconnell said the charges against donald trump should never have been brought in the first place. two of your contenders to replace mcconnell. they called it a disgrace. gender john thune called the case politically motivated. you have worked with all these people. does any of this surprise you? >> yes. it does. some, not so much. some you would absolutely expect. i keep hearing i am ashamed and disgrace. these are the comments coming from republican leaders throughout this country. this was a joy that convicted donald trump. it was not a justice department. it was not a.d.a. it was a joy from new york that convicted him. they are the ones who are attempting to create what they describe as a banana republic. to basically consider our justice system -- to continue to attack our justice system. i do not know if they fully recognize this or not but it is a travesty. >> ri

now host of white flag with joe walsh.good to have both of you with us. terrell, i'll start with you. your response to the projected victory in tonight's gop primary. what's the significance of it if nikki haley winds? which, you know, if we see where this is suggesting, she might actually win this one. >> ask president marco rubio. he's the last one who won the d.c. caucus. it means nothing, okay? you need 1215 delegates to win the nomination. she has 24. you add 19 more, and that's it, so far. super tuesday, she's most likely going to get swept again. that gives donald trump 860 plus more. he already has 244, i believe. so he, essentially, locks this laying down on tuesday. i appreciate that, you know, the media is covering this as the horse race, and the dct caucus, this and that. but really, in the greater scheme of things, it doesn't matter. this is just prolonging the notable as long as nikki haley is concerned. but i have to say that her interview today on meet the press was more reason why people are frustrated wit

back with me, joe walsh, host of the white flag with joe wash podcast.or the atlantic. tom, who is your pick? >> you know, it is just too big a buffet this week. i think rather than keep punching joe biden, i have to go with rfk, the psion of a great and storied american family, who now is entering the last phase of his bizarre campaign for president. pictures of eating dogs, but i also want to give a shout out to one of the person on the periphery of all of this and point out that america's mayor, quintessential new yorker rudy giuliani, was disbarred in new york this week which is just really -- if you had asked any of us 20 years ago, we would not have seen it but i think i have to go with rfk just for the total weird factor of all of this. >> yes, and obviously that was a very disturbing picture. we don't know what that was in the picture. but no matter what it is, just the picture itself was a little bit unsettling and very disturbing if it was that. joe, who are you going with? >> looks, two answers. every week it's donald trump, the only president

in. >>> back with me, ameshia cross and former congressman joe walsh.n chatting the whole commercial break because you are setting us up great, ameshia. let's talk about matt gaetz and this ethics report that the house ethics committee was about to vote on on friday to release, then you resign from congress, then they lost jurisdiction. house speaker mike johnson has gone on record saying to this report should not be released, listen to what you said on fox news sunday today about that. >> with regard to the report, there is a very important reason for the tradition and the rule that we always -- i have almost always followed, and that is that we don't issue ethics reports on people who are not members of congress. i'm afraid that that would open a pandora's box, because the jurisdiction of the ethics committee is limited to those who are serving in the institution, that is its very purpose. >> and then here is what senator mark wayne mullen, republican of oklahoma, said to kristen welker on meet the press on the subject. >> should the house ethics comm

former congressman joe walsh, former congressman donna edwards and andrew of punch bowl news will weigh in on everything from donald trump's interview tomorrow to notable comments on the and other sunday shows and you know we are going to discuss this disparaging comment from rudy giuliani about fulton county d.a. fani willis. >> i have two prosecutors. >> i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. >>> president biden is flying back from france at this hour after a five-day trip highlighting america's fight for freedom and democracy abroad . biden began his visit with a d speech at the site of the day honoring the soldiers who stormed the beaches of normandy, and defeated fascism. earlier today, the president stopped by the world war i cemetery outside paris where he praised the nato alliance that has secured peace for the past eight decades. >> mr. president, what do you hope americans take away? >> the knowledge that the best way to avoid these kinds of battles in the future is to stay strong with our allies. do not break. do not break. >> 80 years of relative peace, especially

joining us from our -- illinois congressman a presidential candidate joe walsh and ruth ben-ghiat, press of professor of history. >> joe, that went well. that was a good night out. look, why did trump go there? what was the point there. my sense, and we were talking and laughing during the break, there was trolling going on. he liked that. what part of his brain was put off by the booing because everyone should love them because i'm donald trump and everyone should love me. the other side was this is good. it's good for the brand. good to remind my voters, my supporters that everybody is after me. the little man problem he has. >> he went there to troll and not to get libertarian, baseball politics. the libertarian party has been overtaken by maga. i think trump thinks he can get the libertarian vote this year. michael, why did he go to the bronx last week? why is he going everywhere? i think he's trying to contrast himself with joe biden that he will get in front of any crowd. he said there were 20,000, 30,000 people in the bronx last week. there was not. he's giving the appearance his

>> [ laughter ] >> [ laughter ] pick your poison, joe walsh!>> i think they want these bureaucracies to fail. they want them to break. these people have no business running these departments. >> do they want that, though? or do they want to reshape it in their image? like in the case of rfk, is it simply about there is bloat and i want to get rid of some of these people and fill it up with people that will do it my way which you might very well disagree with? >> that is what he said, i want to get people out that don't believe what i believe in terms of the fda, the cdc. all of these agencies report to him. >> the scientists and the experts, the health experts, they are the enemy. this is like a root -- revenge against dr. fauci's. the best thing you can say is that she is a vladimir putin cheerleader. that is the best thing you can say it is all about revenge for what russia did in 2016. >> i know tulsi gabbard, the former tulsi gabbard. i say the former because she was an endorser of senator sanders in hour 2015-2016 campaign and resigned fro

joe walsh of illinois is the host of the podcast, "white flag with joe walsh." coming up, the extremists currently running the republican party are allowed but the views are not that popular. i will talk to two democratic women that might have developed a blueprint for winning even in red states. >>> and the story of the biden judicial nominee who might be the first muslim american judge on the court of appeals. but a republican-led smear campaign could derail his confirmation and now some democrats have fallen into the trap. and we are learning new details about the intense moments leading up to the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. we will go to baltimore for the latest and tomorrow i will talk with the transportation secretary pete buttigieg about the timeline and cost to rebuild the bridge and the battle heating up over federal funding. that is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on velshi. we will be right back! if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with your imm

joining us now, former illinois congressman and 2020 presidential candidate, joe walsh. good morning, sir. >> joe, the lies keep coming, they just keep coming. and, the fact is, heritage, and, the pantheon of conservative -- >> no liberal think tank. >> exactly. these guys laid out, they did the study. 89 instances of illegal immigrants voting in elections. why do they continue to perpetuate the lie? what is the endgame here, aside from trenton, down to get some cover on his behind? the reality of it is they are there to promote the set up for 2024, right, am i wrong, am i missing something ? >> they are trying to scare donald trump supporters. the endgame is violence. it is absurd, right, that donald trump is talking about election integrity but, michael, the scary, serious, dangerous point is trump wants violence. he did this in 2020. i will never forget when i was in my talk radio days in may of 2020, he first said before the election either i will win or it will be stolen from me. he is doing that now. >> on steroids. >> on steroids and what he's doing is he's fomenti

join me now is a former obama campaign advisor and former republican congressman joe walsh, the directorsocial contract and a member of republicans for harris. thank you both for being here at the sunday show and what the hell are you doing , joe? >> that clip and what lindsey graham said today made me smile. look at how hissed off he is. that tells me he knows we are making a difference in you heard me say this before. i have been in every battleground state and i am talking to republicans on the ground and so many of them are voting for kamala harris. lindsey graham knows this and this will make a difference and they are nervous about this. >> i think he was running scared and i believe what congressman walsh said a moment ago that at the end of the day this is also the same senator who was ducking and dodging and hiding on january six. to be that guy who was trying to call any savior necessary and acknowledge that donald trump's rhetoric was what led us there and him lying about the results of the election and saying he would take the country back and him saying all these things creat

he shows of the podcast white slaying with joe walsh.the 15th district of pennsylvania and is the executive director of a congressional program at the aspen institute. guys, good to see, you atlanta discuss with you but charlotte meter start with you about losing votes and vote counting. people used to make a big deal about how tenacity pelosi never lost a vote, and i always used to say, i don't want that nancy pelosi or if that's nancy pelosi knows how to use a calculator on her phone. mike johnston was so surprised when the mayorkas vote lost, i mean, it is a basic requirement that if you are going to put the boats that are important to you that you are going to count and know that it's going to happen. >> well of course, let's be honest. the house republicans did not have a functional majority. there it was very thin, and you had some rejections members of the house republican conference who like to push back and everything and like to prevent the majority from doing everything, basically turning it over to the democrats. ordinarily,

with us now, former illinois republican congressman joe walsh, he is the host of white flag with joe walsh. also, molly jong-fast, special correspondent for vanity fair, and host of fast politics podcast. great to have both of you with us, to try to make sense of all of this. joe, i'll start with you. by all accounts, trump, as we said, as we have been saying, expected to claim victory tomorrow. how much does the margin of that when matter to him, matter to whoever comes in second place? >> i ayman, good to be with you. i don't know that it matters. look, this may be the worst thing to say the night before the iowa caucuses, but this has never been a race, this has never been a contest. nikki haley and ron desantis have never been running against donald trump. it pains me to say this, but this is his party, this is his nomination. i think he is going to win by a lot, trump will lie about it however he winds, 20, 30, 40 points. which is interesting to me is how, and what desantis and haley do, depending on who comes in second. because that is really the only interesting aspect of tomor

you know it doesn't have to be the other way. >> it is crazy that i love joe walsh.ut when we started talking and realizing we had each other wrong and there is space for common ground, even for guys who are incredibly different, we realized there was something important there. that is what democracy is about. nicolle, i am so flipping there is a candidate running for president who says what he says, lies every day and what he says is quite stupid, to be honest, you can't lie and know you are going to get their votes unless you are cynical and think they are stupid. like johnson was cleared this week and he feels the same way about those voters and it me off. joe and i are doing what we are doing because i think if we keep talking to people, if we keep explaining why this election matters so much, we will be okay. and so tomorrow we have the final event of our two guys defending democracy before the election. we hope to continue postelection, if democracy survives. if everybody listens to this interview across the country and does one simple thing, boat, and get ever

today and joe walsh, former republican presidential candidate.here alluded to the politics around this. reminding us, of course, that he's not a candidate. hunter biden is not running foroffs but susan, how much is this going to play into the election campaign? >> well, i think it's never a good thing when your son is convicted on felony charges, especially involving guns which is an issue that's very important to democratic voters as well as many americans generally. on the other hand the politics of this is a little complicated because on the one hand democrats are saying since this verdict that i'm demonstrates that joe biden the president is not manipulatin the justice department. is not weaponizing against his enemies. he didn't even intervene to save his son. the question of weaponnization is one that donald trump has made in his trial. the equivalence city to say well, hunter biden was convicted. donald trump was convicted well, so was hunter biden. >> do you think this will be a political talking point as the months get closer to the pres

his tour with joe walsh, two dads defending democracy, wraps up tomorrow.ed. i've been following every stop. you both are doing exactly what liz cheney and kamala harris are doing, and that is with humility and affection and respect for one another, lifting all of us up and giving people hope that it doesn't have to be this way. >> it is crazy that i love joe walsh. we spent years doing this, you know? and until one day -- and he made the first reach out. but when i started talking and realizing we had each other wrong, and there is space for common ground, even between guys who politically are incredibly different. we realize there something incredible here, because that's what democracy is about. nicole, i am so -- that there is a candidate running for president who says the things he says, who lives every day, who does think his voters are really stupid, to be quite honest. you can't lie and actually know you're going to get their votes unless you are so cynical to think they're stupid. and mike johnson was clear this weekend that he feels the same way a

joe walsh, what's your response? >> i loved my friend shermichael, but the reality is the leader of the republican party than nominee to be president. once this to happen, he is saying that he wants to be a king, an a dictator project 25 is the platform for this shermichael may say, oh, it's going to be really it difficult to achieve all of this. but this should scare the, you know, what out of the american people that a candidate for president once all of this to be the reality that's what's seriously concerning. >> joe walsh. >> joe, i would have wished go ahead, sara. i was just gonna say quickly, i couldn't wish to become a billionaire tomorrow joe, this steps to get there or pretty darn difficult and you know that and that's the point that i'm simply attempting to make even if republicans were to control the house, were to control the senate. there are a host of republicans who are more moderate, who live in districts that do not agree with something let's soil would be almost impossible to bring it to fruition.

host of white flag with joe walsh. great to have both of you with us. you were at the dnc. certainly energetic. we felt it even on the tv screens for those of us watching it at home. give me your take away of what you felt and what you saw as we now turn to the general election. >> i saw population that was hopeful. one that was excited. one that can ensure we take this over the finish line, but also one that was listening to a call of action. i think what was more vital here was that you had evangelicals. you had people who are in very red districts in the south. you had people of various age groups. young people, middle-age people, people who are lifelong republicans. you also had people thinking about sitting out this election cycle who are now reinvigorated. there was an excitement almost like an awakening of sorts. not only to the purposeful use of american democracy, but also an idea of how we move america forward. we know the rnc presented a darkness. in america that didn't resemble what many of us live in and h

thank you so much, nayyera haq and joe walsh. coming up tomorrow night on cnn live back-to-back republican presidential town halls in iowa. first with the person we were just talking about, governor ron desantis, moderated by cnn's kaitlan collins, followed by ninikki haley moderate bid cnn' erin burnett. it all begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and i'll hereby with abby phillip when they wrap up. >>> what would you do on vacation -- what did you do on vacation? what will you do when you get vacation again? well, congress is out of session and scores of house republicans have opted to run for the border in the hopes of turning up the heat on joe biden. i'm on the case, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they do

nayyera haq and joe walsh, thank you so much. coming up, tomorrow night on cnn, live, back-to-back republican presidential town halls in iowa. first, with the person we were just talking about ron desantis, moderated by cnn's kaitlan collins, and -- nikki haley, moderated by cnn erin burnett's. i -- will be here, along with abby phillip when they wrap up. what would you do on vacation? what did you do on vacation? what are you going to do on vacation again? well, congress is in session, and scores of house republicans are -- in hopes of tuturning up t the t on joeoe biden. i'm onon the case,e, next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> so i'm going to tell you something, frankly, that you already probab

we were to joe walsh and i were talking about this backstage, whether or not she'll have the courage. the question is whether or not she'll hold hold that number, but whether or not she'll fold after today. but i think the question is whether or not you have the curse stay in it. does she run as a third-party candidate? i'm talking to all my republican friends who are feeling totally dismayed by what's happening right now, but they're show bind onto that. >> i mean, if nikki haley does that, i mean, she could peel some of those republicans who might vote for joe biden in the november election. >> sure. but the point is what's in the best interests of the republican party, in the best interests? the democracy and to some degree, her staying in the race is in the best interests of those two things. >> jim, i worry that she's already crossed the rubicon. i mean, paul, what happens? i still expect her when she gets out to endorse trump. and so then what does that mean for everything? she's been saying for the past month and a half. i just i don't understand it well, the miracle of videota

laura: former congressman, joe walsh, thank you so much for your time.ff: for 150 years, the u.s. government sent native american children to remote so-called "boarding schools," as part of a systematic effort to seize tribal lands and eradicate native american culture. dozens of these boarding schools were run by the catholic church or its affiliates. a new washington post investigation has revealed widespread sexual abuse of generations of these children at many at those institutions. lisa desjardins has the story and a warning, this story contains sensitive subject material. lisa: geoff, this report documents the sexual abuse of more than 1000 children, by over 100 priests, sisters, and brothers, but experts believe that number is likely a significant undercount. earlier today, we spoke with deborah parker, chief executive of the national native american boarding school healing coalition. deborah: for us, this is a national crime scene and our native american relatives deserve to know the truth. lisa: for more, we are joined by dana who was part of th

back with us is former congressman joe walsh and professor rashan.hey are doing this. the culture wars are not the distraction, they are the playbook. and this groundwork that has been laid by project 2025 is currently being played out right now. dr. ray, there are lawsuits that have been brought now that folks are claiming anti-white racism to the point where the national minority of business development supplier council, the place that is supposed to help women businesses and historically underrepresented people start businesses to be available and eligible for federal contracts and government contracts, a federal court ruled against them and said they have to serve white peopleal as if they don't already. because wait, tell me i'm not being crazy, dr. ray. . >> no, not at all. the playbook is working. the plan is working. and republicans are much more effective than democrats at discussing their plans. democrats get overly worried. republicans and the one thing that trump learned long before he started going into politics is that you have to use s

is now host of white flag with joe walsh. also with us msnbc political analyst basil smikle, professor at practice at columbia university. joe, i'll give you a chance to respond, a long time never trumper. proud and as you told our team before tonight's show. why is that? what do you make of brett stevens, a fellow conservative colleague of yours as an op ed. >> this is really easy. you either believe donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy or you don't. clearly brett stevens doesn't. clearly, by the way, john fetterman doesn't. chill out? chill out? with everything trump is doing right now, you know, ayman it just fricking me off and i like a lot about what fetterman has said about a lot of other issues, but a never trumper, somebody who tells me to believe the threat to democracy to chill out when as you said at the top of this hour that donald trump led a violent attempt to overthrow an american election, i will never chill out as long as that's the case. we normalize this guy, ayman, trump, and our own dang

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presidency joining me now is former republican presidential candidate and congressman from illinois, joe walsh. he's also the host of the white flag podcast. >> joe. >> hearing my pants say this out loud. what do you think? is this something that is an important moment for this country >> yeah, be in really good to be with you. look at one level, this is really good. mike pence in >> this is a really big deal. i can't emphasize this enough. as a republican, if you publicly oppose trump, you're done as a republican. when i came out six years ago and publicly stood against donald trump, i took a blow torch to my career, but i also knew i could never, ever run as a republican again mike pence today just did that. and abby, unlike all those other trump administration officials, who rightly said trump can't be trusted to be president again, none of them had any designs to run for office again pen still wants to run for office. that's why this is such a huge deal, because he's acknowledging to the whole country, he can never run again as a republican. that's a big deal. >> i mean, do you think that

and if you oppose trump like joe walsh or liz cheney or adam kinzinger, you have no future in the partya: so you're saying in your day it was more about policy? joe it was all about policy. : you were a crazy tea party conservative or establishment republican but that was where you stood on issues like guns and immigration. laura: i want to ask you about other republican candidates. one in minnesota royce white has not won the primary for the u.s. senate there but he has been endorsed by the state republican party. he has appeared next to conspiracy theorists alex jones and he also appeared with trump's former chief strategist steve bannon. and when he was talking to him, he criticized women. >> let's be frank. women have become too mouthy. as the black man in the room, i will say that. laura: he is not the only gop candidate to make derogatory comments about women. there's also the north carolina gop gubernatorial candidate, marc robinson, who has cast doubt or mocked accusations from women during the #metoo movement and said he embraces titles like male chauvinist pig according to the

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and former illinois congressman, joe walsh, great to have all three of you with us. simon, let's start with you. from a political perspective, have you seen our republican primary candidate who had so much momentum, touted as the heir apparent, someone that had this much expectation on his shoulder, flop, and burn so quickly end disastrously? >> no. i think we've seen other front runner, strong candidates claps in the primary throughout recent american history, this was a big one. he was the hope for all those republicans who hope there can be a future of the party outside of donald trump, without trump meaning them. he was the great hope for all of them. he ran as you said, ayman, he was a terrible campaign, a terrible candidate, they spent a lot of money and got little in return. where we are now in this primary, right, it looks like donald trump is going to prevail at some point, we'll see what happens in new hampshire. and all the sudden the general election is here, things are gonna change very quickly now. >> joe, your reaction to rhonda scent is dropping out o

the visual of liz cheney and vice president harris on the same stage, and liz cheney along with joe walshm kinsinger, along with a whole host of local republicans in communities across the battleground states, standing in unison around the idea that donald trump is a threat. and this is not about the policy. i mean, liz made that very important. oh my god, i don't agree with anything on the policy side, but this is not the question before us. the question is, do we love the country enough to support the country in the face of a man who has told us he wants to be a dictator? >> and how do you move from partisanship. >> exactly. >> when liz cheney came into congress and moved into leadership, i said, oh my gosh, one day she is going to be speaker of the house, i could not have been more wrong. i think what liz cheney does, once she gets other republicans' permission, but it is difficult to hear her lay out the case against donald trump than to hear democrats lay out the case against donald trump. that is what democrats bring in. i thought it was a remarkable speech. we did have this moment,

also with us is former illinois congressman joe walsh and he was a republican presidential candidate2020 presidential election basil. you used to be a dem party chair of new york. when michelle obama came to the rally last night she said she was talking about how it kneels good to be together and she's hopeful but she came and she believes in taking her own advice and she told people to do something and that is why she was in kalamazoo because the race was too close for her liking. your response to mrs. obama making a very just -- powerful case last night and then the vice president and just -- nine days out from election. >> a very powerful speech last night and look i think one of the most impactful parts because when she brought men into the conversation. because it's a real conversation and dialogue that needs to happen and she used the similar framing that i have talked about over the last four months. that came from that pastor in houston, texas. where reverend anderson when he said look he as a black man cannot stand by and watch an unqualified white man insult a black woman.

. >> thank you, thank you let's continue the discussion now with former republican congressman joe walsh also cnn political commentator and former national coalitions director for the biden harris 2020 campaign. ashley allison. so good to have both of you here. i want get your reaction to what we've just heard. i'm dr. ben carson first joe, he is seeming going to talk about mail-in balloting as a problem, but it could create opportunities for mischief. republicans have used mail-in ballots the same way democrats have. it increases participation among the electorate. what's your reaction to this? the leader of the party, the republican party still has not conceded mean laura, think about the context here. that's why ben carson and all these other republicans cannot say, when you ask them, will you accept the results of the election if you lose and they can't answer that question because donald trump won't answer that question because four years later hitter donald trump's still has an acknowledged that he lost the 2020 election. that's why so many republicans are skeptical about our elect

what the newspaper described as the worst three weeks of donald trump of the cabin joining me is joe walsh, former deputy communications director and associate counsel to vice president, kamala harris. we have a lot to get to today. we didn't even need an intro this morning, because truly, let's start with the hack. i just want to pull this up. so, microsoft confirmed, and this is nbc news's van hilliard and alexander marquez, the trump campaign spokesperson, stephen chung pointed to an iranian group, this one connected to the iranian revolutionary guard corps, or on a presidential campaign. we need to be clear that microsoft did not identify the company that was targeted and a spokesperson for microsoft and abc news reached out declined to share details about the incident beyond what was written in their report, friday, and nbc news has not been able to verify that iran was behind the hack for the trump campaign. so, all of that on the table. joe? >> claimed. i don't want to be the guy at the table, but i will be the person at the table. the trump administration claimed they were hacked.

use it to do exactly what they're doing right now is to use it for their political gain. >> and joe walsh, the dnc, tried to head off some of these attacks. they've put up billboards near the rally site where trump was in georgia today blaming him for killing the bipartisan border deal. do you think that voters are going to be holding trump accountable for that? >> outside? don't but just give me a second. we can't brush by what you lead with donald trump mocked joe biden stuttering and we can't rush past the other acts of cruelty that this guy puts out there. what a, what a horrible human being he is. >> he >> mocked a disability of the current president. i mean, think about that. >> that's horrible. >> now, on immigrants ration, and i agree with alice, this is too late. joe biden ignored and did not take seriously this issue for three years and it got dramatically worse. yeah, republicans are just playing politics right now by ignoring that bill. but, but i think it's just too late in the game for biden to all of a sudden get energized about, about immigration. >> and this is, you know,

i'm talking about from a republican congressman, joe walsh saying this now, after the bait, yes. i'll still vote for biden even after his disaster last night because i'll vote for whoever the democrats nominate. but the point is, most people won't. trump must never be in the white house again, democrats need another nominee joining us right now is joe walsh. it's good to see you. thanks for coming in. why do you say this it can't good to be with you. >> look, this this isn't bad wedding, and this isn't panic our democracy is on the line. i don't want to raise my voice and shout and scream. i show all lowered a little bit, but kate, our democracy is on the line our country, i believe, and i think a lot of democrats in americans belief cannot survive another four years of donald trump in the white house nothing else matters. but keeping trump out of the white house. the problem is joe biden last night, i think conclusively showed that he can't defeat trump. nothing else matters. so if i'm a democrat right now, i've got to find somebody who can beat trump karsten. let me play for yo

thank you to former congresswoman donna edwards and joe walsh. >>> next on "politics nation" we'll speaks pardoned by president trump this week. he's already giving back to his community and he'll be here to tell us all about it. >>> welcome back to "politics nation." >>> on thursday president biden carried out the largest single- day act of clemency by pardoning 39 people and commuting roughly 1,500 sentences. among those pardoned by biden is 58-year-old johnny earl williams of denver who was convicted of a nonviolent offense. the white house has noted that williams has worked as a criminal justice specialist and addiction counselor since his conviction and that he also gives back to his community by volunteering and serving in his church and johnny earl joins me now. welcome to the show, johnny. mr. williams, congratulations first on your pardon. do you mind starting by sharing briefly what you were convicted for and when did it happen? >> yes. thank you, rev. i'm glad to be here. i in 1999 was convicted of a failure to report income on an income tax return and that was many years ago

he's a cult leader. >> doug jones and joe walsh, thank you both for being with us. >>> next, one of theower donald trump has targeted them, and this particular guest has part of a political payback for holding police accountable, in opinion. be right back. ce accountable, in m opinion. be right back. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. >>> this week in my capacity as head of the national action network, i joined more than a does on of the civil rights groups in calling for president biden to pardon former baltimore state's attorney marilyn mosby. mosby is facing possible prison time when she goes for sentencing late they are month after being convicted of mortgage fraud and perjury. prosecutors are asking for a 20-month sentence. mosby's lawyers argue she's been the victim of a political payback for her work as a prosecutor, including her role in charging six police officers for the death of freddie gray in baltimore back in 2015. joining me now is

thank you for joining is former congressman joe walsh. i appreciate you joining me this evening. >>> coming up. you'll never guess which supreme court justices, more news about flights he took in a billionaire's private jet. sherrilyn ifill's standing by and she joins after a quick break. k break. ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no. no, i was talking about moving your internet. this will move the internet. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh. -let's keep it professional. professional dancers! -ok! stay connected during your move with the best in home wifi. easily transfer your services in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. >>> well, managed to get through a few weeks without a massive ethics scandal surrounding the supreme court. i guess good for us but that ended today. today, we learned justice clarence thomas failed to disclose even more privat

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joe walsh and tom nichols, thank you both for joining us this evening.s always. make sure to come back tomorrow night. i will be talking to a u.s. airman who left his post in protest of the israel hamas war. that and much more starting at the clock p.m. eastern sunday only on msnbc. until then i am ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. [introspective music] recipes. recipes that are more than their ingredients. ♪ [smoke alarm] recipes written by hand and lost to time... can now be analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. preserving memories and helping to write new ones. ♪ >>> so anything much going on? in the news? enjoying these sleepy summer days without much happening?

democratic strategist and former obama campaign adviser, ameshia cross, and former republican congressman joe walshctor of the social contract and a member of republicans for harris. ameisha, joe, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. so, what are you doing, joe? >> oh my gosh, jonathan, that clip, what lindsey graham said today makes me smile, because look how pest off he is, that tells me he knows we are making a difference. you have heard me say this before, i have been in every battleground state, i just got back from arizona this weekend, i'm talking to republicans on the ground. so many of them are voting for kamala harris. i don't think the polls are picking it up. lindsey graham knows that. this is going to make a difference, they're nervous about it. >> what you think, ameisha? >> i think he was running scared it will come as men wash said just a moment ago, at the end of the day, this is also the same senator that was ducking and dodging and hiding on january 6th so, to be that guy who was trying to call in any saber that was necessary, and to acknowledge that donald trump's rh

joining me now is joe walsh, and april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief foro. i missed where you were talking to my colleagues on "the weekend, and they were saying what happens if johnson doesn't win it, and you were suggesting kevin mccarthy might actually resurface as the speaker of the house. i don't know if you're still thinking that way or what you think could happen or whether you think this trump endorsement was what mike johnson needed. what's your take on it? >> ali, good to be with you. trump did meet with mccarthy this week, and here's the one constant about donald trump. all he cares about is donald trump. the house can't conduct any business until they pick a speaker. there's business they need to conduct on january 6, monday, and that's certify the election result. my god, donald trump doesn't want that to go disturbed. and you and i and april, we all know trump has a very aggressive and cruel agenda he wants to begin to commence on january 20th when he's sworn in. the last thing he wants is any chaotic sort of speaker fight. so i think probabl

. >> olivia troye and joy -- joe walsh are with us.you can pick and choose which one of those. talk to me about the republicans, iran, for harris. you are one of the voices involved in this effort at you moderated that evening, 70,000 folks showed up. >> wow. >> it says a lot about the movement within the republican party. these are, again, the wide spectrum of republicans who participated in this call, give us a sense of what is happening here and how effective this outreach, i know i hate that term but it does apply here, by the harris campaign, to actually engage republicans? they will need them. they will need them in the swing states, not enough democrats to get you across that line. so talk to us a little bit about that. >> yeah, i think this call, as evidenced, show the coalition is growing. i was incredibly honored and glad to be able to moderate the call. we had several moderators, lieutenant governor jeff duncan talked about traditional values and this is not the party he recognizes anymore, as you and i both know. we talked