joining me are vaughn hillyard in wyoming and ali vitale.or liz cheney day tomorrow and it is not looking good in wyoming. she's been under threat. she's not be able to campaign actively. what are you finding from all your reporting? >> reporter: this is the moment. harriet hagueman, her trump backed opponent, she has traversed thousands of miles holding little campaign events in every small town in the state of wyoming here. i'm told that liz cheney, the case she has been making is she's doing the job wyoming voters sent her to do and that was to uphold the u.s. constitution, go to washington, d.c. and do justice as she saw fit. that meant taking the helm as the vice chair of the january 6th select committee. we you talk to republican voters around this state, you hear overwhelming display how liz cheney has spent her focus here. ultimately her impeachment vote, but also the focus of the investigations into donald trump. she is not shy in saying that is her utmost focus, whether she wins or loses tomorrow, to continue to do the job on the j

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. >>> we begin with ali vitale and jillian tet. 11:29 p.m.urday night they finished after 4:00 sunday afternoon. >> reporter: this whole process from the time they started with the motion to proceed vote on saturday until the moment they passed it on sunday was about 22 hours continuously of work in the senate. this is a building that's rarely working on the weekends and certainly not stretching for 22 hours at a time. but that's what it took to get this done. democrats laid out that mile marker that they wanted to pass this sweeping legislation before the august recess. it's going to require the house to do something similar. they're going to come back friday to do their part in passing this legislation. then it goes to president biden's desk. this marks a really signature achievement for democrats on both sides of pennsylvania avenue. we talked through the multiple iterations this package went through starting about this time last year, part of the build back better agenda. at that point, some estimations of what democrats wanted to put in

why america hasn't put a woman in the white house yet by our very own capitol hill correspondent ali vitalethe white house. olivia talley joins me now hi ali great to talk to you. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i am so pumped for you! i said it before on air, i'm gonna say it again, i'm gonna keep saying. it i am so excited for you getting this book out there! it is so huge. economists are big and then go small because i wanna get some nuggets in from your book. you have some really interesting book. from the reporting let's start with, what you learned with how this country deemed who is presidential based on gender. >> well yasmin, i saw you got your copy. i was so excited when i saw you post about it. all of us lived through the 2020 election cycle. reporting on, it being out in the field. that is what reporters were trying to adjudicate. that is not new for 2020. when they did have that was new were six women running in the field are democrats who are giving them multiple options. if they wanted to vote for a female candidate there were progressives, there were moderates, they we

. >> ali vitale, thank you for that report. at fox news are being deposed in this billion dollar defamation lawsuit including the latest one, host sean hannity. he is set to be questioned by voters of the dominion voting systems that's accusing fox of pushing false conspiracy theories stuff like this. >> this election, a lot of strange things happened, and dominion software. in venezuela with cuban money and with the assistance of software, a back door is capable of flipping votes. >> again, dominion obviously saying they're being defameded by comments like that. they describe as conspiracy theorist records tucker carlson and janeane pirro were deposed. >> the network remains committed to defending itself. danny zevalas is here. dominion from the jump and i've been reporting that they had been in hot pursuit, i think, of this defamation issue. >> fortunately for dominion they have easily accessible transcripts of exactly what these fox news hosts said and they can confront them at the deposition and likely they're asking the qu

club, nbc news is capitol hill correspondent, ali vitale. she is the author of the upcoming book electable. why america hasn't put a woman in the white house yet. good evening my friend, al ev. good morning. i am in alabama, it is the same it is also morning. here >> it's all the. same >> tickets at the inner workings of this legislation. this is legislation by the way, the weight of a top about for a long time and then it went away. and it has reemerge to something entirely different. so it isn't, it would is not in, and when we expect it to happen? >> yeah, ali, over the course of our ev club conversations, we have actually talked about a few diversions of this bill. because it is the same that was build back better when that fell apart at the end of last year, then it became something entirely different. and now, we see where it lands. it is something the focus is on health care, shoring up some obama subs disease, also knowing the cost of prescription drug prices, and then it pivots to the economy putting more than 350 billion dollars in

. >> you heard ali vitale talk about this insulin thing. i talked to debbie stabenow, senator from michigan, when our, go who is very pleased to talk about the prices on insulin. republicans seem quite determined, this is pressure from the pharmaceutical industry. debbie stabenow makes the point, insulin was invented in canada, given patent free to the university of toronto more than 100 to go. there's no particular reason for the prices some people pay for insulin, except that we have a free market system in the united states. where do you think we stand with this insulin provision? >> i wish i could say i was more optimistic. raphael warnock, among other things, the democratic leaders have made a strong effort to include this in a reconciliation package. as you said a moment ago, the parliamentarian said it is not eligible, these arcane reconciliation rules. if republicans were on board with this, they know the bill will pass. if they did, say ten republicans were to endorse this provision, he would ultimately be included in the bill. but

kim's books are all available at the counter of the bookstore, please please help me welcome ali vitale in cuba, lily. hi everyone. i'm so excited to be here fourth event in the space feeling really good about being back. person and to be here to celebrate kim's amazing achievement of this latest book, you're so prolific. we're just talking about how many she has and i think it's so striking you say it's just this big moment for ethics and civic engagement and i think this latest book really speaks to that. and of course many of us know kim from her columns from her many appearances. i'm thankful as someone who's also all the time on msnbc you and i often get to float in boxes together next to each other. so to be here in person is is a real treat. i've been excited about doing this talk for weeks now, but i'm really excited that we're doing it today of all days because the first thing that i thought of this morning was the news that we ended up covering all day, which was on the leaked memo or decision from the supreme court about the dobbs versus mississippi case, and the first thing

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here is nbc's ali vitale with more. >> liz cheney lost the battle tuesday night in wyoming. her to concede the race. >> but she still hoping to win the war. >> i will be doing whatever it takes to keep donald trump out of the oval office. >> tuesday's results crystallizing the hold trump has of his party. gop voters electing candidates who've embraced election lies and partisan mitch vitriol in -- >> the election was rigged -- >> underscore the contrast to the party today in the wind cheney's father declared as vice president not even 20 years ago. >> len and i are so proud of liz for standing up for the -- >> trump's electoral scores offensively settle this year. not just cheney, who despite a voting record over 90% with trump, was still a top 2022 target. but at the ten who voted to impeach trump, for lost primaries, for decided on to run for reelection and only two survived. it means the house republican conference thinner than ever with moderates. and teaming with ultraconservative pro trump republicans. >> honestly, my opinion is by liz. i barely knew you. will really m

. >> that's nbc's ali vitale talking with a voter in alaska ahead of the primary elections that are takingce presidential nominee and one-time contestant as a rapping bear on "the masked singer", sarah palin will replace don young. they'll also determine where lisa murkowski will make it through after voting to convict. we have been talking about it a lot over the last week and especially today, liz cheney fighting to hang on to her seat in that gop primary. let's bring in the man, the myth, the legend. he was here yesterday and he's back. vaughn hilliard in wilson, wyoming. where's wilson, wyoming? >> reporter: hey, my friend. we're about 5 miles from jackson. so better than we're saying in jackson and hanging here all weekend. it's technically the home of liz cheney. jackson's her backyard. it's a polling location where she needs a lot of democrats to come. we talked to a few that changed their party to republican to vote for her. when you're looking at the numbers, 30,000 registered democrats entering today, and there are about 216 registered republicans. so even if all the democrats ca

but especially in the case of singapore, it does emerge as a vital, vital de facto ali, off the united states. so, i mean, the joke is that, you know, countries like the philippines are allies that don't act like alice. while, you know, countries like singapore are not allies, but the act like allies, right? so this is also the situation we have. it's much more complicated than people being prevaricating, but it's more also caution of new alignments and they nomic re aligns that are happening in the region. are given all verb. woodard der would se the inch admissions. let's just say oscio on. what does have been the better place to if this visit didn't go ahead? would that have been the preferred option for us here? missions well, i'm sure even inside taiwan. and as inasmuch inside in washington d. c, we have a lot of people of raise their eyebrows and i've been asking, okay, i mean, we appreciate the symbolism of this. but if trying a response in an aggressive way, i mean, who are we going to fall here? right? i mean, you could say that maybe the u. s. was the one who provoke china, w

saturday, to emulate the likes of a habit ali lennox lewis of vitale, clinico, and becoming a 3 time world champion that stokes how da 0. and as he had there, david mentioned in clinch go. well, the former boxer who is also the mayor of the ukrainian capital keep st. this good lack message to you. sick, rosie, she already knew was uncle certain of you, my dear friends. today, the 20th of august, we will have a fight in support of ukraine. even if it's a sports fight for us, it's very important to be winners in everything. now, alexander lou sick will fight in saudi arabia with the ukranian flag and the ukranian anthem. all the people around the world will watch the fight between new sick and joshua, and when ukraine winds the whole world, we'll see it all exams we believe in you, we support you and we believe we will win more glory to ukraine. well, oh hello. yeah. what changes the, are these, the headlines this, our somali forces using explosives to target our ship fighters at a hotel in mogadishu? at least 15 people have been reported killed during a siege that began on friday nigh

at ali lennox lewis and vitale, clinico and becoming a 3 time world champion, levied stokes. how da 0. it has had david mentioned touch k that a form allowed had way champion. he's now the math. the ukranian capital keith sent his good lot lessons to isic. losing your new vehicle? certainly. have you, my dear friends today, the 20th of august we will have a fight in support of ukraine, even if it's a sports fight for us. it's very important to be winners in everything. now, alexander lou sick will fight in saudi arabia with the ukranian flag and the ukranian anthem. all the people around the world will watch the fight between music and joshua, and when ukraine wins, the whole world will see it. alexander, we believe in you, we support you and we believe we will win more glory to ukraine. is never easy to live up to the family name, especially when you are young box walking in the footsteps of mohammed ali, the legend lives nico. oh, but the 22 year old grandson of the 3 prime heavyweight champion is expected to do better than the graces when he steps into the ring. in san die

he'll be hoping for the same again on saturday to emulate the likes of mohammed ali lennox lewis and vitale, clinico, and becoming a 3 time world champion, levied stokes. how da 0. we had the david that mention kate k, they former boxer is also the mayor of the ukrainian capital. keith sent this good luck message to your sick boozy. your new vehicle serv. nearby my dear friends. today the 20th of august, we will have a fight in support of ukraine, even if it's a sports fight for us, it's very important to be winners in everything. now, alexander lou sick will fight in saudi arabia with the ukranian flag and the ukranian anthem. all the people around the world will watch the fight between music and joshua, and when ukraine winds the whole world, we'll see it all exams we believe in you. we support you and we believe we will win more glory to ukraine. it was never easy to live up to the family name, especially when you're young book. so walking in the footsteps of mohammed ali or o bought the 22 year old grandson of 3 time heavyweight champion is expected to do better than the greatest when h

vitally important. there are a lot of publicans like myself, hopefully you will see this with don in frank that want to have it. so the question, it's a two part or, aliere is a problem inside the party paula -- the body politic of the republican party? and the second is, if you recognize that, what do you think is the best course to begin to -- to lessen its impact and its influence over how the party governs itself? we are a party with right now without a platform which means we have no stated ideas. we are a party without policies that were putting in front of the country as much as we bash biden and what he is doing. the country is saying okay, we get it, but we're in a time of inflation, we're in a time of higher prices of gas pump in on the bakery shelf. what are your solutions? i think that begins the conversation. you have to recognize that there is an element first. if you don't recognize that there is something wrong, then you are never going to fix it. i think, i would start with those two. and i know you'll hopefully you will get -- i won't say i know. hopefully you'll get on a, strike answers. >> i'm confident that i will. what are you ex