saving black lives is the last thing al sharpton wants unless that black life is al-'s because al-only's best for al. we just found out he gave himself a massive pay raise. his charity, the national action network, paid him 350 grand last year to be ceo. oh, and on top of that, he got a bonus of about $300,000, plus an additional 20 grand in benefits, according to his tax filings. he made almost $700,000 in 2021 almost double what he got the year before. why is al giving himself a pay raise during a crime wave? right? not to mention his charity spent nearly a million bucks on private jets and limos last year. what does al-need a private jet for? i just hope is he paying his taxes because he didn't during the obama administration. i confronted him back in 2016 about his taxes, and him calling cops pigs, watch. >> on fox news [inaudible] >> very good. >> you had where i said that a guy was talking -- talking about cops and pigs and i said you ain't going to do nothing and i mocked him. >> you talked about. >> wait a minute, wait a minute. now you are changing what you say. >> i actually

welcome, back loud mouth is a new documentary profiling my friend, mentor and colleague the reverend al sharpton'sacism. and vowed to give a voice to americans suffering injustice. this documentary produced and directed by josh alexander premiers and theaters on december 9th. it chronicles reverend sharpton's work in new york from back in the 19 80s, through the george floyd unrest in 2020. here is a preview. >> reverend alfred sharpton -- the only thing you did wrong was he was born on the wrong side of the tracks. >> and new york city, and the 80s, what we wanted to say, people do not want to hear. >> so you had to be loud because you are not invited to address the public. [crowd chanting] >> this is the beginning of a civil rights movement in new york. >> reverend al sharpton is back with me now. reverend, i think that a lot of people are aware of the fight against racism and the south but not as many people are aware of the racism in the north which is you know, just as bad as racism in the south. if i do say so myself. it is always been important to you to expose these racial injustices that

host: thank you so much, reverend al sharpton.ng to be reaching out to national action network and i'm definitely interested in doing more with the book here and actually believe it is a road map to which engagement and community members. guest: i really love the work and teaching the honor book. host: i'm going to be -- you're going ton' regret saying that. guest: i promise i won't. host: thank you, reverend al sharpton, for joining meed to at the commonwealth club. i would like to remind the audience that i -- that righteous table makers, the untold story of social justice in america can be purchased through yourat preferred book seller and if you'd like more programs to support the commonwealth club's efforts this year, visit commonwealthclub.org/online. i'm sure we'll thank you you so much and stay safe and healthy. guest: all right, thank you. god bless you, sheryl.

so i don't worry about much al sharpton.choose between al sharpton and herschel walker. herschel will with anyone a landslide. >> brian: herschel under performed in cobbs county. what should his message be to get them in his camp? >> his message ought to be i'm the person who going to go to washington and fight to make sure that you have take-home pay, you have lower cost gas rein. you have less crime and you have control of borders. it's a very straightforward old fashioned thing go. to the local -- people care about in their own lives and talk about what they care about. >> brian: wouldn't be surprised if speaker gingrich is out there helping before december 6th either. thanks so much, mr. speaker. >> brian: great to see you, sir. go on stage and talk 1776 and not 161. i wanted you -- going to be streamed live on fox nation. i. you there in person. new jersey performing arts senator. pete going to be there, carley is going to be there as well as rachel. get tickets. in jacksonville, florida, check out i will be at the -- w

let's play a little bit and then we will talk. >> reverend al sharpton, champion of the movement. the only thing he did wrong is he was born on the wrong side of the tracks. >> in new york city, in the 80s, what we wanted to say, people did not want to hear. >> and go home! >> get off the street! >> you had to speak out because you are not invited to address the public. >> they don't need the -- >> this is the beginning of a civil rights movement in new york. >> rev, i'm so excited to see more of this documentary. you truly are a leader at the civil rights movement across the board. we know that. i respect you. i think of you as a colleague as well. i want to read for you -- who also interviewed you about this documentary wrote and said this. sharpton says racism on display in lab mouth is the key to understanding the racism displayed by trump decades later. he grew up watching at coach and rudy giuliani, use race to become mayor of new york and he knew how to play to the basic instincts of white racism in new york. sharpton went on to say, he did naturally what rudy did in new yo

reverend al sharpton.ing tribute to those members of the civil rights movements whose stories have not been given due recognition, the book is a testament to the connections, relationship, and individuals that the movement was built upon and sustained by. so with that, let's get started. first, i just, i can't say enough how much reverend sharpton, i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk to you and to be in your presence and to have this conversation, so thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you, and i'm happy and look forward to a very robust and informative conversation. >> yeah, i have to tell you, i've recently-- a dear friend of mine recording in san francisco joaquin torres told me-- i've heard of james cowan over the years and he told me about some of his books and reading them and going through your book and having flashback, the gospel black power, black power is gospel or the idea of the oppressed, so i have so many questions and at the same time i recently read some of the sermons in

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joining us now is my colleague reverend al sharpton, coast of -- and national action.nt rev. welcome to you. this just released poll from nbc shows the democrats are now trying to get even with republicans in the enthusiasm category as we head into tuesday. what are your predictions? are there any particular races that you'll be paying very close attention to, taking into some sort of harbinger who will take control of congress? >> i predict that there is probably going to be a larger turnout among democrats. then people have protected. i've spent the last three or four weeks just in my normal work -- being miniscule. being concerned for the turnout in georgia and ohio and pennsylvania. and i am seeing the level of enthusiasm grow, the guy did not see earlier. i think the concern has been raised by some of the lack of popularity with many of the candidates. i think that the caliber of candidates that the department has put out is bothersome and the lack of sensitivity. many people are saying even if they have some agreement with some of the democratic candidates but no

she said this on al sharpton's msnbc show.harpton for being used like that knowing this is something that really impacts his community. homicides victims were 79% black in chicago. either you were shot and murdered or shot. 79% of the individuals were african american. how dare he knowing this is impacting the community in which he has said for many years he represents, to quell or capitulate to the information given by liberals that never faced this issue because they list in wealthy areas. so they may not necessarily see that. even that has changed in those areas to be honest. yeah, this is an issue that will impact folks for a lot of years, especially with the bail reform laws on the books. in illinois, second degree homicide. that is something that you can't be held on. this is a tragedy by many degrees. i got to tell you, it has to change and we need a republican majority in the house and senate to try to get something done, neil. that's where we are. they won't act on the left side of the aisle. >> martha: . >> neil: i h

book righteous troublemakers untold stories of the social justice movement in america reverend al sharpton. paying tribute to those members of the civil rights movement whose stories haven't been given due recognition the book is a testament to the connections, relationships and individuals that the movement was built upon and sustained by. so, with that let's get started. first, i cannot state enough how much reverence sharpton i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk with you and to be in your presence and have this conversation so thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you and i'm very happy that you are here he and i look forward i to a very robust and formative conversation. >> i have to tell you i recently a dear friend of mine at san francisco told me about, not told me he talked to me about rthe books that i've been reading. i'm going through your book and having flashbacks of the gospel power, black power is gospel or this idea. i have so many questions into the same time, i recently read some of the sermons by doctor king so to know that you are rooted and grounded i can

the reverend al sharpton are with us. if you can walk us through the ruling and what it means for the former president. >> good morning, willie. this is the final stage. the courts at every level had affirmed the right of the house ways and means committee to obtain the tax records back to the law that dates back to the nixon administration in which the house ways and means committee can request tax records from the irs. when they did that under the trump administration, the trump treasury department refused to turn them over. as soon as biden took office there was a justice department opinion that said, yes, indeed, these tax returns can be turned over. trump sued and tried to block it. every level of course has ruled in favor of turning over the tax returns and now finally the supreme court heavily influenced by donald trump appointees has affirmed that are, blocked trump's attempt to stop this with no discents. not clarence thomas, not anybody. so -- but now the thing is, there's only weeks left with the democrats in p

if there was a crime against leadership like al sharpton my opinion would be on the throw. >> at whatt being raised in south central did you become a conservative or was it after you left? >> there was no moment. my dad was a lifelong republican. when you try to get something thfor nothing you almost always end up getting nothing for something. my mother was a lifelong democrat. they would call in a civil way when we would get together for dinner my dad worked long hours and they would debate politics. my mother because she was better educated what in my opinion lead him but the older i got the more i realized my dad was just using common sense and i began sliding with my dad. so i was never a victim. i never felt that i was impressed or i couldn't do whatever i needed to do if i worked hard so i think when i took college economics and learned the downside of the minimum wage that opened me up a little bit. i began watching thomas soul. i was always somebody who believed in america and hard work that may be made me kind of unpopular with some of the kids. >> after the university of mi

joining our conversation now is the reverend al sharpton.et news from the fattah and the next little while, if that news is that senator cortez masto has won the election, georgia becomes really interesting, but different. if the democrats do not hold nevada, georgia is the whole ball game. >> if the democrats did not hold nevada, georgia will decide the senate. it's just that simple. >> once again. >> once again and we will see what kind of race is. if the democrats and the republicans have to fight in georgia, over who controls the senate, it will be a very, very difficult race for both because republicans will go all in, and a lot of people that would not necessarily come out for herschel walker will come out because they want to see the republicans win. they will all say, forget herschel's problems, forget his baggage, it's us taking over the senate and putting schumer to the side -- if in fact though it is not the case, they have less motive to bring people up for herschel, because they want to get control. nevada would be the decider b

thank you so much reverend al sharpton. i'm going to be reaching out to national action network, and i've definitely am interested in doing more with the book here. i truly believe that it is a roadmap to outreach engagement and celebration of community members. and so we're i honestly enjoyed this hour and i really would love to work with you close in the future beyond. i'm going to be you gonna regret saying that but i won't no i won't i promise i won't. so, thank you reverend al shot. thank you joining me today at in forum at the commonwealth club. i would like to remind the audience that are um that righteous troublemakers untold stories of the social justice movement in america. can be purchased through your preferred bookseller if you'd like to watch more programs or support the commonwealth clubs efforts in making virtual and in-person programming this year, please visit commonwealthplub.org slash online. i'm sure evans davis. thank you so much and stay safe and healthy.

the reverend al sharpton. joins us. also here, tim o'brien. history with donald trump, and i really want this conversation to land on what we should do and how we should cover another run for president from him. >> i think that donald trump, in the end, will probably not run. i think that he's going to announce. i think it probably is the worst nightmare for desantis to be getting this kind of attention, for people to say he's in the rear view. so his ego's challenged. but i think at the end of the day, he does not want to be beaten as badly as he would probably be beaten if he were to run. so i think he's going to go through all the motions and find an exit ramp if he can. i also think that democrats and independents are not deceived. desantis' politics are not much better than trump. even our dislike of the personality of trump, let's not feel that desantis is an alternative policy-wise or legislative-wise. this is the guy banning books and anti-critical race theory when there is none and anti-lgbtq. so desantis. >> anti-disney. >> so let's

they tell you think we have some in the other day here we have a felony. reverend reverend al sharpton, who said the reason why people always talk about crime is, it's a, it's a dog whistle or is some kind of a, of a code word for racist. i mean, these people are incredible. they look you in the eyes. if you don't understand one more exam, if i were to say in this country that i have some doubt about a particular election, which stacy items did, which hillary clinton did, which everybody's done since the beginning of time. now they call it an election deny, or you see what they do. they never attack. they never say, well let's, let's review whether this is true or not. let's look at what you've said. let me address it. no, i attack you. i attack what you call this. oh, you're an apologist. you're an anti vac, sir. you're a conspiracy. there's. you're a tin foil hat lunatic. you're a and by the way, a right wing republicans with the use the word whoa. can you are a lefty in a radical left? we name a call. how about a dressing? is there inflation or isn't fair? if you went to a physician

reverend al sharpton, thank you. the radical commeys, great band out of portland.as well. we appreciate it. still ahead on "morning joe," steve kornacki breaks down the biggest midterm races that remain uncalled and we'll head out to the big board, plus republican congressman adam kinzinger gives us his takeaways from election night including donald trump's impact on his party and we will be joined by senator cory booker of new jersey. a busy morning still ahead. we'll be right back on "morning joe." research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪young people.♪ ♪good times.♪ ♪insurance!♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,...

>> and al sharpton is upset that black americans are not getting the reparations and the climate is gettingfirst. carekerry said we're not going o pay climate reparations, and three weeks later we're paying it. how many world wars have we bailed the europeans out of? we industrialized first. we paid pakistan billions in money, and now it's not fair? >> warning democrats about woke education. ♪ ♪ >> bill march ripping into his fellow democrats over the dangers of woke education. >> when historians look back at our time, they will not divide us into red and blue, republican/democrat. the things that were wrong with us were wrong with both sides in different ways. they manifest in a more dangerous way on the right. on the left, there is a rot. it comes from academia, and filters down. am i wrong about that? that's where it's all coming from. >> greg getfeld. >> all right. i love listening to that, but it's 10 years too late. again, everything could happen sooner. i'm happy he finally listened to us. i read a book 13 years ago called "the joy of hate" about academickia. we underestimated the ab

al sharpton's out there. everybody. and -- by the way, al and i go back musically.as fantastic. and al was fantastic. and we'd have these great conversations. the what a great performer and another guy you could learn from. the but, yeah, i don't know. i don't know, willie -- >> it's time. come on. >> it's been a long, strange road, man. you know, this is the culmination -- what were we talking about? i don't even remember. >> talking about you leaving the house. yes, this interview was the culmination. >> oh, yeah. so wait. i'll go to you guys for some wisdom now. >> okay. >> i don't know -- i don't know -- i don't want to get covid. have you guys had covid? >> yes. yes. >> yeah. i just got it. >> okay. so i don't want to get it. my mother's 95. she got it. she got long-term covid. it's -- you know, it's like rolling the dice. so i'm hiding in my home, that's why i love doing your show. i can hide in my home and do it. i don't know how to re-integrate back into society. bruce said to me on the phone, i really think this would be a better interview if you came in an

. >> gutfeld:: al sharpton said that as well. i never believe it. it's always depression and cocaine. that's what helps the weight loss. >> great news, this starts in the home state of iowa. it's exciting that all of these people are going to come to our state. but, again, donald trump is by far the alpha male in that group. and i think he's -- you know, he's going to be tough to beat. and they need to start shaking hands and kissing babies. >> gutfeld:: yeah, and don't get that mixed up. it's against the law. it is against the law. >> it's effective. i told you to clean up your toys. >> gutfeld:: oh, my god. up next, costs are so huge, we're acting like scrooge. ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is o

also reverend al sharpton, president of the national action network.sterdy, i will say it to you. the film is a masterpiece. it wrecks me to watch the film and then to see way may. tell me your story of how you came to make the movie. >> the movie itself has taken me 29 years, close to 20 years with fred, whoopi goldberg. this is something mother mobley was trying to do before she passed away. in fact in 1955 and 56 she did have two movie deals. but the film was never made. so while her 47 year struggle fighting to get justice for her son, she had also tried to get this velma made. i can honestly tell you, it was quite rewarding to be able to fulfill this particular promise that was given to her before she passed away, that we would do all that we can to make sure that this story has a broader platform so the world can be awakened again by the murder and the legacy of emmett louis till. >> when i talk to warby about yesterday was this clarity that she has and everything she does, or decision to go to mississippi for the trial, her decision to do what s

we need to expose them, and they need to be corrected. >> keith beauchamp, reverend al sharpton, i hopeny, many months, and congratulations, keith, on the film. it is exquisite. >> thank you. >> "till" is in theaters right now. >>> a quick break for us. we will be right back. n help let in the lyte. discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be life threatening or permanent. these aren't all the serious side effects. in the darkness of bipolar i or ii depression, caplyta can help you let in the lyte. ask your doctor about caplyta, from intra-cellular therapies. 'twas a

>> it's not what i would have said and kathy hochul had a similar message over the weekend with al sharptonthese are you can see it issues, what inflation and crime are and obviously we need to do better on messaging on that. and women's rights are humans rights, hillary clinton said, and that -- >> sandra: see, the kitchen table debate all over the country and that's fair. >> post-mortem will be this messaging is all wrong. >> unless it was right. >> sandra: this is so good. >> see you tuesday. >> sandra: see you guys soon. john. >> john: another issue people are dealing with, the cost to heat your home this winter expected to skyrocket. the biden administration is rolling out $13 billion plan they say will ease the burden. but will it do anything to bring prices down? republican senator john barrasso. >> sandra: and human smuggling in mexico, how long they say they were trapped with no way out. >> follow current law instead of figuring out the ways to allow the border to be completely open, to allow for illegal immigration to come into our country. all across the country, people are worki

speaking of shamelessness kathy hochul just went on al sharpton's show to claim the crime wave the oneou're watching or that may have hurt you or killed one of your neighbors is fake. in a statement that is crazier than alex jones has ever thought. >> conspiracy going all across america to try and convince people that democratic straits are not as safe. guess what, they're also not only election deniers, they're data deniers. data shows shootings and murders are down in our state by 15% new york city, down 20% in long island where will lee sell deny comes from. >> tucker: that's a lie actually. new york is so dangerous people are leaving. rents haven't gone down because foreign investors are buying up all the buildings but people are leaving new york in droves. of course. but according to kathy hochul in a claim that is truly crazier than anything else jones has ever thought in the shower to himself, kathy hochul is telling you that the data are fake. so here you have a city in which, new york city, subway ridership has dropped by 40% over the last two years. now, according to kathy ho

keith beauchamp is with us and the reverend al sharpton.'ll say this to you, the film is a masterpiece. it wrecks me to watch the film and then to see mamie. just tell me your story how you came to make the movie. >> well, the movie itself has taken me 29 years, close to 20 years with fred zolo, barbara broccoli and whoopie goldberg. this is something that mother mobley was trying to do before she passed away. in fact, in 1955 or '56 she did have two movie deals but the film was never made. so throughout her 47 year of struggle, fighting to get justice for her son she had also tried to get this film made. and so i can honestly tell you, it's quite rewarding to be able to fulfill this particular promise that was given to her before she passed away, that we would do all that we can to make sure that this story has a broader platform so the world can be awakened again by the murder and the legacy of emmett louis till. >> something i talked to whoopie about yesterday was this clarity that she has in everything that she does. her decision to go

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al sharpton won't do it. have a joint read invited me on her show?the campaign she did. but the reason he couldn't do it i'd too many other things to do. i would happily let trayvon martin show all answers invite me. >> larry elder you spent 25 -- 30 years on radio were people did not see her face necessarily. california.rnor inn what does your anonymity level these days? >> these days i can't go anywhere without somebody recognizing me, airports, hotels, no matter where i was at. as in des moines as you mentioned earlier yesterday and someone came up to me. came up to a counter gentleman's militancy people to the rights. mr. elder didn't miss anything adult to an truth i'm a huge bet huge fan. his foodwe came in as were times each a foot is going to get cold. he said forget about my food how often my going to get the chance to talk to larry elder? the couple next to me also knew who i was they did not want to be rude. we all took pictures. that is the level of fame right now. at that though, right before the election was over i was a scotia under a

secretary, al sharpton. congratulations to you.on being about democracy, and you said the authoritarians against those that believe in democracy. for the first time, a real focus nationally was on secretaries of state, on the front line. you had to take the attacks and the hits as some of your colleagues and others did. how important is it now that the electorate understands you can't take from the top of the ticket? secretaries of state are important, and if we don't deal with them, the top of the ticket won't get elected or at least one that refused to concede as happened in your state and authoritarians with loud noise really drowning out those that want democracy. >> reverend, first, thank you. and second, i see this as an opportunity. i see this as a time and a place for americans to renew their faith and to renew their intellectual curiosity into how government actually works, what roles are played by secretaries of state, by attorneys general, by a lot of these other races that don't get a lot of the coverage by national med

. >> let's bring in nbc news correspondent vaughn hilliard, politico's jonathan lemire and al sharpton. >> i know you're a reporter so i'll say it. we around this table know donald trump is lying that he knew who his guests were just like he knew who david duke was, but even if you were one of these people that liked to be lieded to by donald trump you have to stare down the inescapable that today there is reporting that trump refuses, despite his staff members telling him, you have to condemn this guy, trump refuses to defend this neo-nazi, this white supremacist, this holocaust denier because he doesn't want to offend him or any of his followers. >> let's look at it this way, guys. i think we have internal conversations here as a news organization often about how much hay do we make when a white nationalist and white supremacist goes on stage alongside the likes of a marjorie taylor green or paul gosar. these are fringe members of congress and when you start to have this individual appearing for dinner alongside the former president of the united states and the leading candidate for

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i now bring in the reverend al sharpton, coming to us from a car. rev, time waits for no person.aits for no news person. i appreciate you jumping in with us. we wanted to get your reaction to the big news. >> well, i think that it is the narrowest -- of a republican majority. i think if kevin mccarthy becomes the speaker, as one of your guests said, he will be the weakest speaker in recent history. and i think that the democrats have an opportunity to take advantage of the internal turmoil of the republicans. they are fighting now between whether mccarthy should be speaker or not. but another element, don't underestimate it, ari, now with donald trump announcing, and he's going to be calling for loyalty of members of the republican house. you're going to be split between those taking orders from mar-a-lago and those that are -- because they barely got through in moderate districts. don't think that a lot of republicans aren't going to say wait a minute, i almost lost in a time that the republican swope -- sweep didn't happen and those republicans on the far right taking orders fr

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>> first and foremost, martha, bret, i have to tell you, al sharpton should be ashamed of himself to be used like that, knowing that black people are dying daily in cities like chicago, new york, philadelphia, california, across the country. he allowed this woman, the governor of michigan, to come on his show and lie. she's lying and many other members on the left are lying and gaslighting individuals to believe that they can't believe their own lives and stories of their own family. crime is up across the country. 35, 40% to be exact. crime overall up. since january 1, 2016, up until december 31, 2020, you have over 3,000 people that have been murdered, martha, bret. you have over 13,000 shot. we see what happened last night with the 3-year-old, the 14-year-old. we've seen these on recent weekends where there's children, infants murdered. to have individuals that want on television, in 2020 and said we have to defund the police. they said we don't need the police. we should send counselors. they have blood on their hands. they have a price to pay. my family is now paying the price,

it and getting back to the trump thing at mar-a-lago, no one can blame what al sharpton -- or visit obama in the white house. they did it once again. >> -- in new york. when it comes to congress getting involved, here it is the editorial board of the wall street journal who says that biden's right to ask congress to intervene and stop a damaging strike in the wall street journal editorial board never often has been to criticize the biden administration, when i think there. wrong saying that it's right here. congress has a role to play after rail workers and four of the 12 unions rejected the deal that was approved back in september by their leaders. it workers freight unions voted to adopt the deal that was proposed by the presidential emergency board over the summer. congress has often settled rail disputes after deviation fails. wall street journal saying congress -- saying the biden was right there. robert is in the constitution, state independents. >> good morning. are you talking to, me robert? i just wanted to mention, if you want to pay an ex postal employee, a 49. years for the th

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i want to talk about with my friend and colleague reverend al sharpton. politicsnation here on msnbc and founder and president of the national action network. he was with me last night during our coverage of. this, reverend thank you for getting up early,. mcgahn it's long for. i want to just explore something with you that we did not get a full chance to talk about last night. which becomes. relevant because i've had people ask me, why does georgia do this runoff? they might have to get 50% of the vote? there's a technical reason, for it but there is actually a more important reason for it. that you are starting to get to last night. this is actually rooted in racism. >> absolutely. more they have -- mild judgment constructed there for, is to have a stockades. so in case a black candidates, which was clearly something in segregated jim crow georgia never wanted. and then the immediate aftermath knows they're going to continue that process, how to stop so they could then rally people in a lower turnout runoff to preserve white representation. i think that

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the host of msnbc's politics nation, and the president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. charlie sykes. our former tribe, what say you? how horrible, huh? >> as you point out, we have been here before, haven't we? this feels very very familiar. the thing about nick fuentes is he's not your garden variety bigot. he is a holocaust denier who has compared jews who were murdered by the nazis to burned cookies. what is interesting, of course, is the two points you just made. number one, the silence of republicans who have this muscle memory of acquiescence, don't dare criticize, you know, the former guy. but again, look, they have done this again and again. it's sort of baked in, right, if you support donald trump, you look the other way from charlottesville, you look the other way when he hung out with notorious bigots. it's also interesting that donald trump does not want to criticize nick fuentes, who is so reranged that people like michael lindell goes that guy is crazy. he's so far out there. donald trump does not want to criticize this white supremacist, white nationali

. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," the reverend al sharpton joins us on the heels of his one-on-oneen as the administration delivers its closing message ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections. >>> plus, democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger will join the conversation after receiving an endorsement from republican colleague liz cheney in her tight race for reelection in virginia. "morning joe" will be right back. in virginia. "morning joe" will be right back moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking ve

also joining us the reverend of al sharpton, host of "politics nation" and president of the action networke your story of how you came to make the movie. >> the movie itself has taken me 29 years. close to 20 years with fred, and whoopi goldberg. in 1955 and '56, she did have two movie deals but the film was never made. throughout her 47 years of struggle, fighting to get justice for her son, she had also tried to get this film made. and so i can honestly tell you, it's quite rewarding to be able to fulfill this particular promise that was given to her before she passed away that we would do all that we can to make sure that this story has a broader platform so the world can be awakened again by the murder and the legacy of emmett till. >> you know, something that i talked to whoopi about yesterday was this clarity that she has, and everything that she does, her decision to go to mississippi for the trial, her decision to do what she's telling you there, have the casket open. the time when she says, leave us alone, and she's talking about her and her son in the coroner's office, and she sp

mccaskill, the host of msnbc's politicsnation and president of the national action work reverend al sharpton former republican -- carlos carrillo of florida. he's an msnbc political contributor. good to have you all with us this special hour. >> so, if you want good news i've god post for you. if you want bad news, i can show you -- >> i'll show you. >> i remember on friday, there were four polls released in the georgia senate campaign alone. two of them said one was going to win it, too said walker was going to win. if you look at all of these races, the one thing that they all seem to have in common is the tightening at the end. i have more good news for you, nothing you say and no poll will matter in about 36 hours from now. it's gonna start with a ton of early voting, already. we're seeing record numbers in places like georgia. that's great news wherever you are. whatever side of the aisle where you are on. but now, the voters, we get to stop talking in a couple of days here at the voters get to go and decide and all of the production, all of the, guessing all of the reading on tv leaves