welcome to "weekends with alex witt." at this hour there are fast moving developments on a battle over the supreme court. this in the wake of ruth bader ginsburg's death. but first this hour, a few moments to pause and refleblct hundreds are doing streaming in at this makeshift memorial at the u.s. supreme court bringing flowers for ginsburg's life-long fight for equality. >> it's because of the work that she's done that i was able to have a good job that allowed me as a single woman to support myself and to choose to have a family to have reproductive choices that allowed me to delay pra pregnancy until i was ready for it and then choose to do it on my own. >> in my lifetime, i expect to see three, four, perhaps even more women on the high court bench. there will be enough when there are nine. nobody asked questions about all of the years when all nine were men. men and women are person of equal dignity and they should count equally before the law. >> you won't settle for putting susan b. anthony on the new dollar. >> wh

>>> welcome back, everyone, to "weekends with alex witt." in just a few minutes, economic power of latinos in america as we take you back to the l'attitude conference. >>> first, this breaking news to share with you. we are four hours away from the president announcing his supreme court pick today, 5:00 p.m. eastern from the white house rose garden. nbc news has learned from multiple choices that the president has chosen amy coney barrett to fill the vacancy by justice bader ginsburg. the president teasing the announcement throughout the day on friday, including at last night's rally in virginia. >> i'm watching the democrats saying how terrible it is we're appointing -- we have the right. we won the election. 5:00 tomorrow at the white house, we're going to be naming the nominee, who hopefully will be on that court for 50 years. the only thing i can tell you for sure is it will be a woman. is that okay? >> meantime, democratic nominee joe biden appearing in several virtual events this weekend, including what you see right there, the exclusi

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." in a few hours, it will be official the impact amy coney barrett could make on the supreme court and america. >> i'm confident all the irresponsible, outrageousvotingn election in this country as we always have had. and and he'll leave. >> joe biden in an msnbc exclusive, taking on the president's efforts to undermine trust in the voting process. >>> checking the pulse of the race with 38 days to go. the pages from the obama playbook that biden needs to borrow. >>> plus how latinos might jump-start the economy and the message voters want to hear from the biden campaign. an in-depth look for you. >>> the president's supreme court announcement coming this afternoon. nbc news has learned from multiple sources the president's pick, amy coney barrett to fill the vacancy left by justice ruth bader ginsburg. she serves on the seventh circuit court of appeals, former law professor at her alma mate r, notre dame. a devout catholic and, if confirmed would cement a conservative majority on the h

welcome, everyone, to weekends with alex witt. we have lots to tell you about. let's get started. we have breaking news, with now 37 days to the election, and today, joe biden laid out his case against joe biden and supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. biden said the president is trying to throw out obamacare. >> this is about your health care. this is about whether or not the aca will exist. this is about whether or not pre-existing conditions will be continued to be covered. this is about whether or not a woman can be charged more for the same procedure as a man. this is about people's health care in the middle of a pandemic. >> this all comes as senators on capitol hill are preparing for quite a battle over barrett's confirmation. >> one of the things i want to ask her is will she recuse herself, because if she does not in terms of any election issues that come before us, because if she does not recuse herself, i fear that the court will be further delegitimized. >> i think she should step forward and say she'll recuse herself from any election contest involving this presid

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welcome to weekends with alex witt. we have a lot of developments for you. and we begin with the breaking news from capitol hill. a second republican senator saying just this last hour she opposes taking up a supreme court nominee before the election. let's go to my colleague leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill with the latest on this. welcome to you, let's get some names for you and key senators we're still waiting to hear from. >> so it is senator lisa murkowski is the second senator to say that the senate should not vote on a new nominee by this president before election day. she's a fiercely independent republican from alaska. and she's the second senator to buck her party and the majority leader who mitch mcconnell asked members to keep their powder dry for the time being if they don't think a vote should move forward. but in a statement here is what senator murkowski said. she said that she did not support taking up a nominee eight months before the 2016 election to fill the vacancy created by justice is scalia, we are now even closer to the 2020 electi

>>> good day, everyone, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to weekends with alex witt. let's get to the latest for you. and we begin the hour with breaking news from wilmington, delaware, where joe biden just outlined what he said are the high stakes of the election. the existence of obamacare. the former vice president said appointing a supreme court nominee during the election defies every precedent and expectation. >> trump's nomination should be withdrawn, i should nominate chosen by a president who has just been elected and by the people to get a fair hearing which would not even occur until early february. a confirmation vote. >> and this comes as republicans on capitol hill are setting the stage for that fierce and swift confirmation battle. today new reaction from senate democrats. >> i have no intention of meeting with judge barrett because i simply refuse to treat this process as sham, illegitimate process as really legitimate and fair. i will participate in the hearing because i think the american people deserve to know about her far right views and i believ

>> good day, everyone, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to "weekends with alex witt." it is a day of breaking news and we begin with just that. and out of los angeles and new information on a shooting there. two sheriff's deputies remain hospitalized this afternoon after being shot while sitting in their patrol car. >> the suspect approached them from behind as the deputies were facing southbound in their patrol vehicle. suspect came from the north. he walk add long the passenger side of the car, he acted as if he was going to walk past the car and made a left turn toward the car and raised the pistol and fired several rounds in the vehicle striking both of the sheriff's deputies. >> there is quite a massive search underway for that person right there. the gunman who remains at large as we look at some surveillance video of the incident. both democratic presidential nominee joe biden and president trump has condemned the shooting on twitter. we're following this story. andrew, let's get to the latest. i knew that it is scary times for the sheriff's deputies but do we

welcome to "weekends with alex witt."ica. >> i'm confident all the irresponsible, outrageousvotingn election in this country as we always have had. and and he'll leave. >> joe biden in an msnbc exclusive, taking on the president's efforts to undermine trust in the voting process. >>> checking the pulse of the race with 38 days to go. the pages from the obama playbook that biden needs to borrow. >>> plus how latinos might jump-start

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we were with alex witt in the last hour and police riot gear tame and broke up the two groups. that's something they plan to do throughout the afternoon. they plan to break up the protesters and the counter-protesters on either side and try to minimize the intensity, the tensions, and try to prevent any of these clashes from turning violent. again, the kentucky disturby doesn't start for another couple of hours. the hope hope is that this remains rel difficultly peaceful. >> there is a ton going on behind you. we just saw that police outfit in riot gear kind of retreat back. do you have any idea, because you have a better vantage point than we do, where they went? >> look, it's about -- about 20 minutes or so ago if you saw it unfolding live on msnbc, we were right over here. we were pushed back. let me stay over here and see what's going on. you see the police officers in riot gear walking this way. you see another group in this small little park right here. basically, the situation has been defused for the most part. the far right militia as well as the other protesters, they

eastern hour on weekends with alex witt. >>> anger is bubbling up across the united states.isville police officer has been charged for not shooting and killing breonna taylor but firing the gunshots that missed her. taylor's aunt spoke on behalf of taylor's mother who said she never had faith in kentucky attorney general daniel cameron. >> you didn't just rob me and my family, you rob the the world of a queen. a queen willing to do the job that most of us could never stomach to do. a queen willing to build up anyone around her. a queen who was starting to pay for her past. i hope you never know the pain of your child being murdered 191 days in a row. tonight, i'll be eating a veggie cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy. wait, what? what are you talking about? ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver ♪ gold bond

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." so much to talk about. let's get started.. cities, portland, oregon, louisville, kentucky, and rochester, new york. three cities in the midst of a call for racial justice, and an end to police brutality. we have reporters in place to bring us the latest on what's happening there and what the residents want. we'll start with gabe gutierrez, joining us from outside the derby at churchill downs, the kentucky derby, of course. welcome to you, gabe. you've spoken to activists on the ground there. how do they feel about this race, and what they're

msnbc will have full coverage tomorrow on "weekends with alex witt" at 12:00 p.m. eastern. amid all of this, "the new york times" reports there is mounting concern among some senior pentagon officials that trump may try to use the military to put down any unrest that might erupt during a disputed election. earlier on this network, one retired general offered his thoughts on that possibility. >> there is a 100% reliability that the armed forces will respect the constitution of the united states and, more importantly, they're not going to be involved in a disputed election. if trump unilaterally tries to pull a coup at noon on the 20th, he's out. nobody will follow his instructions anymore, to include the armed forces. >> now, as all of this was unfolding, the nation was paying a final tribute to ruth bader ginsburg. today lawmakers held a formal ceremony for ginsburg to honor her life and indelible legacy. she is the first woman and first jewish person to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. here for our leadoff discussion on a friday night, two of the best from "the new york t

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msnbc will have full coverage on weekends with alex witt at 12:00 p.m. eastern. leading off our discussion tonight adam smith of washington. he's the chairman of the house armed services committee. congressman, thank you for being with us. it is becoming hard to keep up with what the president is saying and what the president is doing. he is making promises that he didn't see fit to push through his legislation in his 3 1/2 years as president, and at the same time he's making mow promises to do the one thing upon which our democracy depends, honor the election and leave office if you lose. >> it's frightening the way he's approaching this, but it's also clear as i was watching your program yesterday, you said this is from a position of weakness. trump knows he's losing. he's desperate. he's sending money to puerto rico. he's trying to act like he's actually doing stuff when he never has, then he's trying to undermine the election, to put himself in a position as lindsey graham said to use the court to veto the will of the voters. and we need to stand up against t

. >>> ben someone crump will talk to alex witt today about his client's case. that interview coming up at 1:00 eastern here on msnbc. >>> as we have been talking about all morning long, new today, more details emerging ahead of the release of a book from president trump's long time lawyer and so-called fixer, michael cohen. as the congressman was commenting, "the washington post" got an early copy ahead of the tuesday release. in the book cohen describes alleged episodes of racism and said the president likes how putin runs russia. kelly o'donnell is live at the white house and what are you hear being the book today and how the white house might bush pack. >> reporter: the white house is trying to discredit michael cohen citing the crimes as a way to try to diminish the impact of this. but when you look at sweep of it, those of us covering president trump since he was a candidate, we were familiar with the presence of michael cohen. he worked at the trump organization for quite a long time in a capacity to help the president with legal matters and at times gett

from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcomes to weekend with alex witt. today we are launching another hour of our show at 2:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for staying with us or if you are just joining us. we are going bring you up to date on the busy news day right now. as we begin in washington and the epic battle now unfoaling with many moving parts at this hour. if you missed it, we have heard from the president and senate democrats. in a moment, exactly what they are saying, and the implications this all may have as we head to the u.s. supreme court, where flags are at half staff and there is a constant stream of mourners along with a growing memorial for justice ruth bader ginsburg, who died last night at the age of 87. that set in motion all the activity on capitol hill. and within the white house. ginsburg was the second woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court. she survived several battles with cancer, serving for 27 years, and spend most of her career fighting for equality. chief justice john roberts described her as quote a jurist of stature and a ch

welcome to weekends with alex witt. we're going to get right to it right now.gin with the growing fallout over reporting from the atlantic, alleging that the president disparaged fallin troops back in 2018 calling them losers and suckers. today trump alleys are coming to his defense while democrats are firing back. >> have you ever heard the president disparage u.s. service members or veterans? >> well, absolutely not. and i would be offended if i thought it was true. >> the president sat there in front of that cemetery and dishonored that sacred ground by engaging in political anti-rhetoric against some of us who were on the trip, including me. >> i recall. >> i don't care what he said about me but i do care that he said it in front of our deceased men and mostly in uniform that made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >>> meantime democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris is speaking out today on the importance of the election. >> >> we have a president who is trying to convince the american people not to believe in the integrity of our election

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>>> good day, everyone, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to weekends with alex wittyou. and we begin the hour with breaking news from wilmington, delaware, where joe biden just outlined what he said are the high stakes of the election. the existence of obamacare. the former vice president said appointing a supreme court nominee during the election defies every precedent and expectation. >> trump's nomination should be withdrawn, i should nominate chosen by a president who has just been elected and by the pe

full coverage tomorrow on "weekends with alex witt" at 12:00 p.m. eastern. adam smith of washington, the chairman of the house armed services committee. congressman, thank you for being with us. it is becoming hard to keep up with what the president is saying and what the president is doing. he is making promising that he didn't see fit to push through his legislation in his three and a half years as president and at the same time, he is making no promises to do the one thing upon which our democracy depends, honor the election and leaf offi leave the office if you lose. >> it is freightening the way he approaches this. so this is from a position of weakness. trump knows he's losing. he's desperate. he's sending money to puerto ri rico. he's trying to act like he's doing stuff, and then he's trying to undermine the election to put himself in a position, as lindsey graham said, to use the court to veto the will of the voters. and we need to stand up against that loud and consistently through election day and beyond. >> i want to ask you about reporting in the

north korea will have full coverage tomorrow on weekends with alex witt at 12:00 p.m. eastern.hat. i'm sorry, latitude. moving on. it was a day of remembrances in washington for justice ruth bader ginsburg. breaking barriers in her life and in her passing. justice ginsburg became the first woman and the first person of jewish faith to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. lawmakers paid their respects this morning to the late justice, who fought tireless legal battles for all americans but most notably for women. first as a litigator and then as a 27-year supreme court justice. her longtime personal trainer, bryant johnson, was the last to leave the ceremony, giving justice ginsburg, who was known for her workout regimen, three final push-ups before the hall was opened up to the public. and later, the women of the hill lined the steps as ginsburg's casket was carried out of the capitol. it was a remarkable visual. ginsburg will be buried at arlington national cemetery alongside her husband. earlier today, justice stephen breyer joined andrea mitchell to share his memories of his co

welcome to weekends with alex witt. lots going on. we have some brand new poll this is morning from "the new york times" and sienna college which shows former vice president joe biden leading the president in four key swing states, those being minnesota, nevada, new hampshire and wisconsin. biden is currently beating the performance of secretary of state hillary clinton during the 2016 presidential election. the times notes in their report that the president's continued attacks on the former vice president joe biden on law and order may not be working. joining me now from las vegas are msnbc political reporter vaughn hillyard and deepa shivaram. with a welcome to you both. trump today, vaughn, with what we just saw in this new poll, what is the campaign trying to pleasure this weeke accomplish this weekend in nevada? >> reporter: when you look at that poll, we've been giving a lot of attention to the midwest. you have to remember, not only was new hampshire a narrow victory for hillary clinton, but right here in nevada as well. and yo

>>> good day, everyone, from msnbc here in new york, an hour three with alex witt promises to be a busy one. in philadelphia, any minute joe biden will be speaking on the supreme court vacancy. this following the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. and back in washington, the battle over justice ginsburg's seat is escalating. senators from both sides debate whether a nominee should be considered before the election. >> everything is on the line here. health care is on the line. i think my republican colleagues are the ones, they have to decide based on what they said before, they set this new precedent in the last -- in 2016, and they've got to follow their own words. >> we need a full court on election day, given the very high likelihood we're going to see litigation that goes to the court. we need a supreme court that can give a definitive answer for the country. >> on the campaign trail, the president saying he intends to name a replacement as early as this week. >> i will be putting forth a nominee next week. it will be a woman. >> a new nbc poll shows biden leading trump. the sta

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