alex wagner with me tonight on our show.e will have an evangelical exploration, a russian sub plot, and, of course, time travel. on the day when hillary clinton is talking in three bright red states, donald trump trickling down on his crooked hillary motif. trump and his team have been hammering away on this message the past 24 hours, but the candidate has also been directing a stream of even more crackling fire towards his own party, again suggesting that a d.c. insiders conspiracy is afoot. trump: the shackles are some of the establishment people that are weak and ineffective people within the republican party -- senators and some others and paul ryan. they do not give the support that we need. i think we should get the support and we do not get support from guys like paul ryan. he had a conference call with congressman, and they practically rioted against him on the phone. one person stuck up for him. >> already, the republican nominee has a massive disadvantage. especially when you have the leaders not putting their weig

alex letter with me tonight. -- wagner with me tonight.n a day when hillary clinton's campaign is talking about taking the fight to donald trump in utah, georgia, and arizona, the republican nominee is doubling down on his crooked , attacking a democratic nominee that "only cares about money, power, and herself." the candidate has been directing a stream of crackling fire towards his own party, suggesting a conspiracy is afoot. >> the shackles are some of the establishment people that are ineffective inside the republican party. paul ryan, they do not give the support we need. i think we should get support. we do not get support from guys like paul ryan. he had a conference call yesterday with congressmen, and they practically rioted against him on the phone. already, the republican nominee has a massive disadvantage. especially when you have leaders not putting their weight behind the people. wouldn't you think paul ryan would call and say, good going? in front of the largest audience for a second night debate in the history of the countr

he alex wagner with me here on our show. our story book adventure tonight. we'll have an evangelical story and time travel. talking about time travel in three states, utah, georgia and arizona, the republican nominee is tripling down on his whole crooked hillary motor even. today he unleashed a new ad about alleged corruption in clinton world. to say she only cares about money, power and herself. trump and his team have been hammering away on this message the past 24 hours. the candidate has also been directing a stream of even more crackling fire toward his own party and suggesting that a d.c. insider's conspiracy is afoot. >> the shackles are some of the establishment people that are weak and ineffective people within the republican party. senators and others and paul ryan. they don't give the support that we really need. i think we should get support and we don't get support from paul ryan. he had support, with congressmen, hundreds of them and they practically rioted against him on the phone. one person stuck up for him. i'm tired of nonsupport. >> alrea

alex wagner, thank you so much. life in an espn town hall last night. the president said it's an issue that he and michelle wrestle with. >> my favorite sound bite from michelle about this is, i remember right after malia was born, very early on, a friend of mine called to see if i wanted to play basketball. i said, no, man, i can't, i have to babysit malia. i hung up the phone. she turned to me and said, you know what if it's your own child, it's not babysitting! so i would say to the soon to be dads here, just understanding the level of responsibility and commitment that is required and the things that you have to cut out, because a lot of moms are already cutting those things out. >> mr. obama said he knows that it's not the political accomplishments that will stand out. what he remembers is, quote, holding hands with my daughters and taking them down to a park. >> don't you like him pointing that out? it's not your own child when you're babysitting. need to send that note to a lot of dads from time to time. >> it is true in the end. >> that will sta

>>> thanks to alex wagner who is the best. >> "hardball" with chris matthews is next. >> sinister. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. donald trump won't stop continuing to attack his two main targets. trump said that hillary clinton has to go to jail. let's watch. >> she gets a subpoena. she gets a subpoena. and after, not before. that would be bad. but after, getting the subpoena, to give over your e-mails and lots of other things, she deleted the e-mails. she has to go to jail. >> well, going after paul ryan, trump alleged that something sinister was behind ryan's recent e-mails about him. something sinister. >> already the republican nominee has a massive disadvantage. and especially when you have the leaders not putting their weight behind the people. instead of calling me and saying, congratulations, you did a great job. you absolutely destroyed her in the debate like everybody said. wouldn't that you think paul ryan would call and say, great going. let's beat this crook. she's a crook. let's stop her. no. he doesn't do that. there is a w

contributing editor alex wagner "scare the vote" looks into trump's claims and the lasting effect ityou for joining us. >> good to see you. >> reporter: in the article you say voter fraud is nearly 0% in the united states, yet, donald trump keeps raising it over and over and the effects could be devastating to this country. >> yeah. i think we talk a lot about the long-term effects of 2016 will be on the american public, right? certainly there is a pervasive sense that-of-look our systems are broken and our institutions need overhaul. the notion that the basic act of democracy of casting a vote is no longer fair and that our elections in some ways are no longer free. which is a suggestion we have been hearing from donald trump on the campaign trail as of late. the long-term and even medium-term effect on our democracy could be profound and not a position that america, which is largely seen as a model democracy around the world. >> profound, how do you think? >> i talk to election watchers who have done this election monitoring around the world and talked to folks at the u.n. they say

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contributing editor alex wagner called scare the vote, looks into trump's claims and the lasting effects it could have. welcome. >> thanks. always good to see you guys. >> you say voter fraud is nearly zero percent in the united states, yet donald trump keeps raising it over and over and the effects could be devastating to this country. >> i think we talk a lot about what the long-term effects of 2016 will be in the american public, right? and certainly there say pervasive sense that a lot of our systems arero institutions need overhaul. but the notion that the basic act of democracy, casting a vote, is no longer fair, and that our elections in some ways are no longer free, which is a suggestion we have been hearing from donald trump on the campaign trail of late, the long-term and even medium term effect on our democracy could be profound. this is not a position that america, which is largely seen as a model democracy around the world -- >> profound how, do you think? >> i think i talk to election world, talk to folks at the u.n. and they say this kind of rhetoric we're hearing from don

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