most of the people we interviewed laid the blame on al sharpton. s certainly the case that out sharpton has changed his political views since 1991, they can see the young al sharpton, clip of what you just showed. paul: one of the lessons for me is the biggest mistake was the mayor, not essentially using his authority to get a situation like that under control. it was an abdication of responsibility to protect vulnerable minority group in the city, when authority figures failing that, you see what happened and violence can ruin a community, passions getting destructive. >> that's the biggest lesson and we've seen it repeated itself many times. especially the traffic accident, two sides fight each other. the coverage of hamas and israel when you see it on college campuses, people who are supporters of hamas and are chanting from the river to losey, intifada, and an aggrieved minority. it agrees to be covered properly and needs political leadership. we are failing in a lot of ways, it begins with another stabbing of a hasidic man just a few weeks ago.

we break them with the democratic nominee just told my colleague al sharpton. >>> elon musk can afford anything, but is's latest offer to voters even legal? >>> early voting totals breaking records. is it a sign of enthusiasm? maybe. we will talk about that and more.>>> we are just 16 days away from the election, and the presidential race is only getting tighter. the latest polling shows kamala harris and donald trump neck and neck with harris holding a 1% lead. well within the margin of error. now in the final stretch when the days and hours and minutes of both candidates are meticulously curated donald trump decided that he would work the frame machine and drive through that a philadelphia area mcdonald's. all part of a long troll against kamala harris. falsely claiming without any evidence that she ever really worked at the fast food chain. he did the publicity stunt before holding a town hall in lancaster, pennsylvania. meanwhile harris spent the day and another battleground state, georgia. where she visited churches and sat down for an exclusive 1 on 1 interview with my colleague,

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but she is heading up al sharpton to whine about trump. >> role model, what it means to be committedain standards including international rules and norms but also standards of decorum. what you see in my opponent a former president of the united states, really is -- it demeans the office. >> do you think resistance of some then black-and-white does misogynist? >> i have the support of countless black men in elected positions. i am very clear, i must earn, earn the vote of everyone regardless of their race or gender. >> greg: al sharpton is a staunch defender of decorum -- i would call him the rosa parks of hate crime hoaxes, who can forget his dedicated defense in 1987 which launched a whole litany all the way up to jussie smollett to. he really is a forerunner. >> greg: you are so right your knowledge of history as it relates to al sharpton is unparalleled. let me just tell you, kamala harris it's interesting to hear her say -- she is clear she wants to earn everybody's vote. she ought to go out there and really try to earn it as opposed to reading scripted speeches at rallies. more

kamala harris marks her 60th birthday and sitting down with the reverend al sharpton for an exclusive wide-ranging interview that includes her response to the offensive language donald trump has used to describe her. >> what you see in my opponent, a former president of the united states, really it demeans the office. >> i will get reaction from congresswoman presley and the attorney general of michigan. this isn't normal. from cursing about the vice president to rambling about a golfing legend's private parts, donald trump is not only growing more bizarre but more dangerous. i will discuss the implications with the formal federal prosecutor. i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. >>> 16 days to go until election day, and the candidates are making a marking with a flurry of activity. right now donald trump is holding a town hall in lancaster, pennsylvania, coming a day after his off the rails speech at arnold palmer regional airport and among the rambling unhinged nonsense, he also unhinged his typical vulgarity when attacking the vice president. >> you have to take kamala h

eva mckend has more in that interview with al sharpton here in georgia, vice president harris said thatn the former president talks about her insults her, that he is demeaning the office of the presidency and that he lacks the basic standard to return to the white house. >> and it is an argument that we have seen the vice president employee increasingly over the last several days, it seems catered to a very specific type of voter, of voter that may not necessarily agree with her on every policy issue. but may be in alignment with her on this broader argument that the former president is unhinged and unfit. take a listen you know, we we're representing the united states of america. >> walk into rooms around the world with the earned and self-appointed authority to talk about the importance of democracy, rule of law and have been thought of as a role model and perfect that we may be, but a role model of what, it means to be committed to certain standards including international rules and norms, but also standards of decorum and what you see in my opponent, a former president of the united

campaign with a big guy.is she is hitting you up al sharpton to whine about trump. >> the role modele committed to a certain standard including international rules and norms but also standards of decorum. what you see in my opponent and former president of the united states, really is, it demeans the office we want do you think of some of the resistance of a black-and-white and misogynists? >> i have the support of countless black men. i am very clear, i must earn, and, the vote of everybody.ry regardless oonf their race or gender. >> greg: just a staunchll defender of decorum and misogyny, rosa parks of hate crime hoaxes took dedicated to defensive a 1987, which i launched a whole litany, so in y sense she is a forerunner. >> judge jeanine: you are so right, your knowledge of histor as it relates to al sharpton is incredible. >> greg: unparalleled.ed >> judge jeanine: yes, it is.es kamala harris it's interesting to say, she isn't being clean she wants to earn everybody's vote. and really trying to it as opposed to just scripted his speeches, but a more that it, calling down the holl

react to the brand-new interview with vice president kamala harris after she joins the reverend al sharpton at 5:00 p.m. eastern. that's all here on msnbc. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> there are 18 days left for kamala harris and donald trump to rally voters. >> you better remember i'm here and she's not i could have done that too. >> thou shalt not bear false witness to the neighbor, >> especially led eber's election results.

and president of the national action network and host of msnbc's "politics nation," reverend al sharpton. reverend al, i hear you have news, some announcements to make. >> well, yes. we on saturday and sunday, but this sunday, my guest will be vice president kamala harris. i'm meeting her in atlanta after she goes to church with governor walz. we're going to sit down and have a conversation as she begins her closing arguments. talking about what is going on in terms of the election, how she feels now. talking about the need to get voting turnout. talking about the issue that has been raised about black men. also what she would do as president now that we see sinwar killed in the middle east, how would she try to bring this to a cease-fire? i think people have underestimated and uncovered how she's operated on the international stage with president biden sending her out. i want to get her view on how she would deal with this crisis as president now that we have the leader of hamas killed. is this an opportunity to get netanyahu to move toward the peace table and a cease-fire? we're going

belcher and president of the national action network, host of msnbc's politics nation, reverend al sharptonat did you think? >> i thought he was great. i really think president obama spoke directly in both settings that you showed. i think it was in a way he only could do it. let's not forget he was the president during the good times or better times than donald trump tries to take credit for. he handed donald trump a stable economy that he undermined. you have to say to that man is look at what it went down to under trump, look where student debt went, look where criminal justice went. trump was president during george ford, during breonna taylor, arman aubrey, all of this. what did he do? what did joe biden and harris do when they got in office with cases? so if you look at the facts, they primarily can't say there is a reason to go with donald trump or sit this out and let a guy who has been antithetical to the center of our fiber to have people executed and never said anything different and stands by it now, call for other countries, on and on. as ladies yesterday say, the whole country

harris marks her 60th birthday by rallying churchgoing voters and sitting down with the reverend al sharpton and for an exclusive wide-ranging interview that includes a response to the offensive language donald trump has used to describe her. >> what you see in my opponent, a former president of the united states, really is -- it demeans the office. >> i will get reaction from congresswoman ayana presley, and michigan attorney general dana nestle. >>> and this is not normal. from cursing about the vice president to rambling about coughing legends' private parts, donald trump is not only growing more bizarre, he is growing more dangerous but i will discuss the implications with former federal prosecutor and angelo of media matters. i am jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. >> [ music ] >> 16 days to go until election day and the candidates are marking the final days with a flurry of activity. right now, donald trump is holding a town hall in lancaster, pennsylvania, which comes just a day after his off the rails speech at arnold palmer regional airport. among the rambling, unhinged non

and this sunday you could watch kamala harris when she sits down with reverend al sharpton from atlanta. watch "politics nation" at 5:00 eastern right ear on msnbc. we'll be back next week. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." and follow us on social media and watch highlights on youtube just go to msnbc.com/andrea. anna cabrera picks up our coverage after a short break. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. plus advanced security. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. powering possibilities. comcast business. power's out. >>> hello and happy friday, i'm anna cabrera in for chris jansing. one of the tightest presidential races now g

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kamala harris marks her 60th birthday and sitting down with the reverend al sharpton for an exclusiveiew that includes her response to the offensive language donald trump has used to de

. >>> joining us with more is reverend al sharpton, president of the national action network and hostitics nation" here on msnbc. rev, always a privilege to see you, my friend. i want to thank you for being with us this morning. just wondering, what stood out to you most from your interview with the vice president? >> well, i think what stood out most was her being very clear that she was going to work to earn every vote. there's been the issue raised about black men allegedly moving toward trump, though i certainly have questioned some of the polls and i have not seen that on the bus tour that national action network has done. there are some black members, there has always been some that would vote republican. in the last several cycles you could see that, including when barack obama ran. he think for her to emphasize that i'm not taking anything for granted, i'm going to earn it, even though i dispute what they're trying to allege, i thought that stood out. i also think that it stood out that she sees herself as one that is trying to help people on the ground, because i said to her,

on sunday we will react to the brand-new interview with kamala harris after she joins al sharpton on politics nation at 5:00 pm eastern. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> there are now just 18 days left for kamala harris and donald trump to rally voters. >> i am here and she is not. >> bow sulte not bear false witness to my neighbor. >> when you commit to respecting and encouraging a peaceful transfer of power? >> you had a peaceful transfer of power. >> the american people are exhausted with his gas lighting. >> critics say your terrace will be like a national sales tax. >> he thinks china pays for them. this is the same guy that thought mexico would pay for the wall. >> the bigger problem is the enemy from within. >> he is running a fascist campaign. >> watches rallies. he is confused. he is ranting and rambling. >> she has done a lot more to take questions lately. >> are they stupid? >> i would never say that about the american people. >> enough. we are ready to turn the page. >>> good evening and welcome. we are now just 18 days away

president kamala harris sits down for what will be an exclusive interview with the great reverend al sharpton5:00 p.m. eastern sunday, right here on msnbc. it is still michael's birthday. "velshi" continues our coverage, live from arizona. ali, turned to the side so they can see the patches. what is going on? >> this is my working man's hat . i am in arizona, it is raining. as we speak, and about half an hour, the sun will be beating down on my bald head, this is what you got to do in arizona. >> the navajo police patch or the jacket, we watched you the entire commercial break.

reverend al sharpton, jelani cobb, stuart stevens are back with me. come on, we will cut. oh, that's the introducer. her name is karen. she's a retired civil servant and grandma. what do you expect to hear from vice president harris? >> i think you're going to hear someone that has enthused the country but someone that has policy along with the hype of an election. you will not hear that from donald trump. kamala harris has laid out a concrete program, not only for black men but for this country. you couldn't, with any kind of forum you want to use, tell me what donald trump has said he's going do for this country. it's all grievance, all hate. it's saying, as jelani was saying, mugshots, blacks relate to me. golden shoes, i'll sell you a bible that is made in china for $3, i'll sell it to you for $60. is that good for you, black churches? it's the most insulting campaign, particularly to black men, and when barack obama raises it, he's not chas tizing us. he's telling us look at what you're seeing. don't make excuses for him. to say that the first bl

and reverend al sharpton host of msnbc's "politics nation," who recently interviewed harris and who has had dealings with harris and trump over the years. secretary cohen, your view of what general kelly says here about donald trump. >> well, first, arari, thank yo for the introduction. i would only add that i never faced death on the battlefield as john kelly has, and so many have, stanley mcchrystal and mcraven and mccain and others. >> not in combat, although i'll just mention secretaries of defense are protectees and they're publicly targeted. >> i was the subject of assassination attempts on several occasions. so in that sense. but let me get to the issue directly. donald trump is the white elephant in the room. and while you say this is not news from john kelly, we have known by word and deed what the former president has said. john mccain was my friend. i was the best man at his wedding. i traveled the world with him. i was an honorary pallbearer at his funeral. and yet from the very get-go, before the question of whether john mccain was going to support the health plan, the revo

and tomorrow, she will have an exclusive interview with my colleague, al sharpton rent right here on msnbc. >>> coming up on "velshi" across america in arizona, i will talk with jeff flake about his decision to endorse the democrat in the presidential race. mark kelly fresh off the campaign trail with former president barack obama with kamala harris last night in tucson. >>> plus, more from my important conversation with a diverse group of arizona voters. here is rachel's message to americans ahead of the election. >> my messages to and use your principles, be a principal voter . go out there and don't vote out of fear. vote out of hope." and vote for the better of other people, not just you. this is bigger than just each one of us individually. this is for america. america. the new intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪ lalalalala ♪ we always had dogs, they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an absolute joy. da

react to the brand-new interview with vice president kamala harris after she joins the reverend al sharpton on politics nation at 5:00 p.m. eastern. that's all here on msnbc. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> there are 18 days left for kamala harris and donald trump to rally voters. >> you better remember i'm here and she's not i could have done that too. >> thou shalt not bear false witness to the neighbor, >> especially led eber's election results. >> peaceful transfer of power? >> we had a peaceful transfer of power. >> the american people are exhausted with his gaslighting. exhausted. >> critics say her tariffs will end up being like a national sales tax. >> he thinks china pays for them, this is the same guy he also thought mexico would pay for the wall >> i think the bigger problem is the enemy from within. >> donald trump is running a straightforwardly fascist campaign. >> watch his rallies, he's confused, he's a near 80-year- old man. he's ranting. >> she has done a lot more to take questions than he has recently. >> you wouldn't say that

president kamala harris sits down for what will be an exclusive interview with the great reverend al sharpton at 5:00 p.m. eastern sunday, right here on msnbc. it is still michael's birthday. "velshi" continues our coverage, live from arizona. ali, turned to the side so they can see the patches. what is going on? >> this is my working man's hat . i am in arizona, it is raining. as we speak, and about half an hour, the sun will be beating down on my bald head, this is what you got to do in arizona. >> the navajo police patch or the jacket, we watched you the entire commercial break. how do we get this jacket? >> well, thank you very much and i hope we live up to the cost a lot we do the show. have you guys yourselves a good afternoon, and "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning. it is saturday, october 19th. >>> there are 17 days remaining in this year's extremely close an important presidential race, a contest that will likely be decided in seven swing states and i am in one of those swing states this weekend. arizona, where joe biden won the race over donald trump by fewer than 11,000 votes in

eastern, california governor gavin newsom joins jen psaki and this evening, tune in for reverend al sharpton's exclusive interview with vice president harris. that will air at 5:00 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. velshi continues our coverage, so we want to hand it over to you, velshi. it is all yours. >> thank you, sir. i mentioned the fact i was getting ready for the show yesterday and i miss the fact is your birthday. >> thank you, sir. i appreciate that. >> tell us about the jacket, ali velshi. >> the jacket, this is -- we think it is my fourth time in arizona to cover elections and i like coming here. but one of the trips i wasn't in phoenix, went to the navajo nation. and they presented me with this badge. so i added that and everybody in arizona season and this is in case i get lost because you can see this from space. you can find out, i'm wearing a t-shirt but if i'm wandering alone, return me to msnbc. that is the jacket. you all have a great rest of your day. stick it in my mailbox. velshi starts now. >>> good morning from phoenix, arizona. it is sunday, october 20th, 16 days unt

you can all watch reverend al sharpton's exclusive interview with the vice president later today on msnbc, 5:00 p.m. eastern. have a good one. one. >>> in a normal world, a pre- trump world, the 2024 presidential campaign would have been fundamentally reshaped in just the last 24 hours -- twice. first, an on camera confession by the republican presidential nominee about his sensuality in the january 6th insurrection, described as, quote, drastic terrorism by the trump appointed director of the fbi. and the most senior official in congress, the republican senate leader caught on tape, his own recordings, no less, describing his party's presidential nominee, donald trump, as a, quote, despicable person. and we should stop here and reiterate, and pre-trump politics, each of these events alone is a race changing below. but we will start with the damming on camera confession of sorts from donald trump himself. the ex-president fielding questions from voters at a univision town hall on wednesday, including a question from a former trump supporter. here is the extraordinary exchange almost in it

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eastern, california governor gavin newsom joins jen psaki and this evening, tune in for reverend al sharpton'sve interview with vice president harris. that will air at 5:00 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. velshi continues our coverage, so we want to hand it over to you, velshi. it is all yours. >> thank you, sir. i mentioned the fact i was getting ready for the show yesterday and i miss e

looks later today the vice president of the interview with al sharpton before heading off to battlegroundnsylvania. quite a way to send your birthday. the vice president turned 60 today. arthel: scooby wonder is probably going to sing happy birthday to the vice president. i know that because it happens to be my birthday too. whatever. moving on alexandria hoff big. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you but were going to talk to karl rove about the state of the race. >> at least on another note seven people have been killed in georgia. that after a ferry dock was hit by a boat. a dock that collapsed into the water this happen your savannah, georgia is set below island but several other people were injured. the sagittal he tragically happened during a culture celebration that was honoring the descendents of slaves when they live on that island sprayed the slaves first brother to georgia 1802. jonathan serrie live in atlanta with more on this heartbreaking development. cooks heartbreaking indeed. the cause of this accident remains a mystery. there is no obvious collision. the weather ye

you can all watch reverend al sharpton's exclusive interview with the vice president later today on msnbc00 p.m. eastern. have a good one. one.

. >> harris will sit down with our colleague, reverend al sharpton this afternoon for a highly anticipated interview, and then we will see her go off to pennsylvania, she is going overnight. we expect her tomorrow to begin this blue state to her. she's going to be going to pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin all in one day to campaign with republican former congresswoman liz cheney to court those important trump skeptical republicans, trying to get everyone out to vote before election day. >> take you so much. we are going to focus on pennsylvania now as we go to gillian frankel, who is in lancaster. that is where donald trump has a pretty full day. gillian, what can we expect to hear from donald trump at this town hall later today? >> it's a busy day here, and it's been a busy weekend in battleground pennsylvania for the former president. for we get in today's schedule, i want to back up to his rally remarks in latrobe yesterday where we heard the former president use increasingly intense, dark rhetoric to go after vice president kamala harris. i want you to specifically hear how he wen

and this sunday vice president harris sits down with reverend al sharpton in atlanta for a exclusive interview with early voting in georgia underway. they're discuss the importance of reaching black voters and what is at stake in this election. watch "politics nation" sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in 90 seconds. stunning new footage showing the leader of hamas throwing debris at a drone just moments before he is killed. more on that and what ma'amas is now saying after his death, next. what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace of mind they deserve. we don't have to worry about whether we lose power or not. if the utility company does not come through, our generac does. after the hurricane happened, we just want to be prepared for anything. 8 out of 10 home generators are generac, with thousands of satisfied customers. number one thing t

here in atlanta had the vice president set now that al sharpton for an interview but she is now on herelphia. eric: alexander, thanks so much. arthel? >> do you think vp harris would be able to bring some these people up with her as republicans feel trump absolutely well for them in they're down ballot races? >> trump a such an enigma in this regard. he tends to bring out people who only come out to vote for him. i believe this is special and the 2020 election i had a much closer race than i did the term prior. a lot of it was a trump effect. arthel: one voting bloc could have a big sway in this year's election. that new polling data michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin leading in senate races while former president trump holds a lead or is tied with vice president harris and three of the four swing states but let's bring in doctor lord wright political scientist at princeton university. lauren, split ticket voting is when you vote for a candidate and the other party in a down ballot race. so, who has a better chance of driving down ballot race results trump or harris? and who is drivi

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she's also going to sit for a more extensive interview with our colleague, al sharpton, this weekend. we have more on that coming up. trump critic and "art of the deal" co-author is back with a warning. and making waves with this times piece about donald trump's rerun problem, wrestling to the wwe and how it is all starting to fade at the very time he needs more energy on the campaign trail. as if that was not enough, i am thrilled to tell you we also will by the end of the hour and the week, end it with kenny g's beat debut and he will be joined tonight by jason j, if you will, jason johnson. that's by the end of the hour. the top story in this busy campaign is kamala harris out here with these rallies. you saw on msnbc, she just concluded one moments ago. she has been in michigan, and that's coming off three wisconsin rallies yesterday. she is hitting trump with a criticism that he will certainly grasp, arguing based on evidence in his own team's discussion this week that he has fallen far below just, say, low energy. he's fallen below tired, a state many know from life or memes. ti

jonathan lemire, katty kay, and john heilemann, donny deutsch, and reverend al sharpton are all with us. katty, i want to just imagine donald trump with no guardrails. i think it is really important that she brought up that point. we're going to get to major developments in the middle east in just a moment, but to wind my way to foreign policy, trump with no guardrails is a threat to his adversaries, to members of the media, and that includes members of friendly media, of fox news, newsmax, all these networks that think that if they're in the tank for him, they'll somehow get a pass. they won't. he turns on everybody. republicans, trumpers voting -- can't call them republicans really -- voting for donald trump, their freedoms will be taken away. he'll be taking away the freedoms of the american people, something he is threatening to do to political adversaries. that could be anybody he doesn't like. that could be a show he doesn't like. that could be something said at a baseball game that he doesn't like. does that sound crazy? oh, she's crazy. she's overreacting. hold on, hold on, l

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>> now the vice president also sat for an interview here in georgia with al sharpton that is going to air later this evening. we're seeing a clip of this. and in the interview, she said that the country deserves so much better than the former president. and so that really is key to her argument here, that the precedent the former president rather is unfit for the presidency. and fred, i see it as a message trying to appeal to a broad swath of the electorate because there are going to be some voters that don't agree with her on every policy matter, but they may agree with this argument that the former president is just unhinged fred alright, eva mckend. >> thank you so much all right. >> so both campaigns are encouraging supporters to turn out for early voting. our next guest is the president and ceo of thurgood marshall college fund welcome, dr. harry william's thank you. >> thank you. fredricka for inviting me to be here with you this sunday. >> well, it's so it's so wonderful to have you because it is so important. what year group is doing and what so many others are doing to encour

the stump and got a special serenade from stevie wonderful placer and she sat with the reverend al sharpton to discuss the state of the race and push back she's losing support among black men. >> last anything in atlanta with nearly 10,000 people at a rally. reporter: there's debate about the demographics and where they may be leading the polls and number one issue on voter's minds is the economy. it's something the vice president was asked about specifically when it comes to inflation which she admits voters are fed up with. >> look, price of groceries are too high. eric get it, they get it. what are we doing to help them actually get through life in a way they're not just getting by but getting ahead? we have to have specific policies that do that. that's what i offer under a opportunity economy approach. reporter: harris in georgia for an event from former president obama and trump has one more on his schedule tonight and going to the steeler's game taking on the jets in pittsburgh and fans and voters in the key states. thank you, mark. good to see you. guy, the retail politics of this m

msnbc political analyst mara gay joins us with "the new york times," reverend al sharpton here host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the national action network and this weekend going to be interviewing vice president kamala harris in atlanta and talk more about that forthcoming interview later on and msnbc columnist and contributor charlie sykes and correspondent vaughn hillyard. vaughn, 19 days to election day. trump is on tv saying abraham lincoln should have cut a deal to avoid the civil war. goes on a podcast to talk about how prosecutors threw the book at harvey weinstein. is that where we are? >> i think that's accurate. not exactly a campaign focus because the candidate himself doesn't stay focused on one specific message, and you know, his reference to somehow abraham lincoln should have settled the -- before the civil war started between the union and confederacy what exactly would a settlement look like? slavery? the best effort was the kritsendon compromise which would have added an amendment to allow the south to maintain slavery. donald trump in the "fox and

. >> jess, before she left georgia, she sat for an interview with reverend al sharpton. and in that interview, she accused the former president of demeaning the office of the presidency and essentially arguing that he lacked the basic temperament involved for the job. and we have seen her employ this argument increasingly over the last several days. and it seems to be tailored to a specific type of voter, maybe a voter that doesn't agree with her on every policy matter, but also agrees with this broader argument. that the former president is just unhinged and fundamentally unfit. take a listen to what she told sharpton the american people deserve so much better that's how i come at it and to your point, the president of the united states must set a standard not only for our nation, but understanding the standard that we as a nation must set for the world you know, we representing the united states of america walk into rooms around the world with the earned and self-appointed authority to talk about the importance of democracy rule of law and have been thought of as a rol

atlanta suburbs and we heard from the vice president after the bandth which he sat down wih reverend al sharpton for an interview to discuss the state of the race and push back on the idea that she's losing supportively young -- among black men. there's a narrative about what kind of support we are seeping from black men but it's not panning out in reality in terms of going to land at and having 10,000 people at a rally. >> there is debate about the demographics in which way they may be leading. polls show issvote the number oe on voters minds is economy to something the vice president was asked about when it comes to inflation and she admits voters are fed up with it.ar >> look, the price of groceries are still toeo high. what are we doing to help them actually get through live in a way that they aren't justav getting by for getting ahead? we had to have specific policies that do that and that is what i offer under what i call an opportunity economy.rter >> harris will be back in georgia later this week for an event with former president obama and trump has one more event scheduled tonight goin

it's a very special dei thursday because it's our founder, reverend al sharpton's, and 70th birthday.the only ones celebrating. >> happy 70th birthday. happy birthday. i celebrate the day you were born. you have been over all of your years such an extraordinary leader. you are a voice of truth. >> jesse: voice of truth and the voice of dei tonight we have a gift for you. a prime time victory courtesy of ... i navy veteran and virginia senate candidate who is running against tim kane. who says its time to drop the drag queens and unleash the alphas. >> when you are using a drag queen to recruit for the navy, that's not the people we want. what we need is how the males and all females who are going to rip out their own guts, eight them and ask for seconds. those are young men and women who are going to win wars. >> jesse: usually when the moderators have to tell the crowd to shut up you made a good point. he wasn't finished. >> there's two troops in the world never walk in a target store wearing a red shirt and never go against an asian when it comes to math. >> jesse: happy dei thursda

host of nbc's politics nation and president of the national action network, the reverend al sharpton is here. also joining us, msnbc senior analyst, the man i, human xanax because it is read on polls, matt dowell, is here. former counsel kevin cal is here. he signed a letter work backing the warnings against donald trump along with other former trump administration officials. thank you so much for being here. i am really grateful to get to talk to you and understand more of what you saw on the day the donald trump referred to veterans who have given their life, people like john kelly's son, as losers and suckers. >> i remember that day very well, nicole. it was memorial day of 2017. i had gone to section 16 to decorate the graves of some fellow men who i knew, and i saw the presidential limousine leaving. i saw john kelly standing over the grave of his son. and i went over with my own son , and he was visibly upset, which is not usually the way he presents himself. i asked what was wrong, and he shook his head no and said he didn't want to talk about it. and my son, was perceptive en

table "new york times" investigative reporter mike schmidt is back, host of msnbc's show, reverend al sharpton and the man i call my humans annex because of his read on the polls is here and former senior counsel to john kelly, kevin carol, is here. he signed a new letter backing kelly's warnings against donald trump, along with other former trump administration officials. thank you so much for being here. i am grateful to get to talk to you and understand more of what you saw on the day that donald trump referred to veterans who have given their life, people like john kelly's son, as losers and suckers. >> i remember that day very well, nicolle. it was memorial day, 2070. i was in section 62 decorate the graves of fallen men and women and i saw the president and john kelly standing, very often as he was, over the grave of his son. i went over with my own son, who was five at the time. he was visibly upset, which is not usually the way he conducts himself. he asked hymns? i asked him what was wrong and he shook his head no. my son was perceptive enough to see the stranger, who was upset, he as

jonathan lemire, reverend al sharpton and mark leibovich are still with us.er of "the new york times" editorial board, mara gay. pulitzer prize winning author and presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin joins us this morning. it's really good to have you both this morning. >>> we start with the consequential comments made by donald trump over the weekend. not his cursing about kamala harris. not his vulgar description of arnold palmer's genitalia. no, it was his claim that certain democrats are enemies from within. again, specifically attacking adam schiff and former house speaker nancy pelosi. take a look at what he had to say on fox news yesterday, and then later during a podcast interview. >> the outside people, the so-called enemies, if they're enemies, and they might not be enemies, if you have a smart president, they can be handled. but when you have people investigating my campaign, when you have people -- you know, they spied on my campaign, you understand that. that's been proven. but they spy on your campaign. the russia, russia, russia hoax wa

blackwater participation for ministry outreach program this evening she sat down for an interview with al sharptonked if she feels she's struggling to draw and black men in particular? >> i have the support of countless black men and elected positions including just this afternoon and trooped to church visits that if the mayor of atlanta. that being said, i think that you are actually right. there is this narrative about what kind of support we are receiving from black men but is just not panning out. >> last night harris held a rally here in atlanta that featured special guest osher. detroit yesterday it was accompanied during lizza by get out and vote the event there. harris accused y her competitora "increasingly unstable and unhinged. good to do not share common ground right now but they both we bothassuring space in the commonwealth as harris departed for pennsylvania this afternoon. jon: alexandria hoff thank you. an unusual senate races winding down in maryland. former republican governor larry hogan is facing off against democrat challenger. the former governor hopes to win by distancing h

the only man when he was roasted at the prestigious kennedy center he had tucker carlson and al sharptonage together. that shows you how good he is. james carville, thank you for being here. >> delighted to have you part is the film. >> delighted to be in a. >>> up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. >>> let me say this week we lost ethel kennedy, a humanitarian and one that really stood for a lot of the things this country needed. i remember going across the edmund pettus bridge with her just a few years ago, even in a wheelchair she kept fighting for civil rights and marched and rolled with us. valerie jarrett, senior adviser president obama and john lewis and i and others. we wish her family all of our condolences, and my family suffered another last night. my older brother, thomas sonny glasco passed in alabama just a few days after my father passed. but on a lighter note i want to thank all of you that wished me a happy birthday on october 3rd. i did not get a chance to say it last week, but i want to also wish a happy birthday to my mentor, a guiding light, and one who helped ch

table for the hour, president of the national action network, host a politics nation, the reverend al sharpton. what did you think? >> i thought it was great. i really think that president obama spoke directly in both settings that you showed. and i think in a way that only he can do it. let's not forget that he was the president during the good times, or better times, that donald trump tries to take credit for. he handed donald trump a stable economy that he undermined. so all you have to say to black men is, look at what unemployment had gone down to under obama. look where it went under trump. look where criminal justice was. trump was president during george floyd. all of this. what did he do? what did joe biden and harris do when they got in office on cases? so if you look at the facts, they clearly can't say that there's a reason to go it donald trump or sit this out and let a guy who has been antithetical. central park five wanted to have people executed that were innocent and never said anything different. he says he stands by it now. on and on, as late as yesterday, saying if harris w

. >> in an exclusive interview with harris last night on msnbc's "politics nation" the end al sharptonout trump's comment and the standard it sets. here was her reaction. >> the american people deserve so much better. that's how i come at it. and to your point, the president of the united states must set a standard. not only for our nation, but understanding the standard that we as a nation must set for the world. you know, we representing the united states of america walk into rooms around the world, with the earned and self-appointed authority to talk about the importance of democracy, rule of law. and have been thought of as a role model imperfect, though, as we may be, but a role model, of what it means to be committed to certain standards. including international rules and laws. but also standards of decorum. and what you see in my opponent, a former president of the united states, really is -- it demeans the office. and i have said, and i'm very clear about this, donald trump should never again stand behind the seal of the president of the united states. he has not earned the rig

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