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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. ♪ 's >> bret: the former head of the democratic national committee secures hillary clinton in a new book about the 2016 election. chief washington correspondent reports donna breazeale charges the system was rigged against insurgent candidate bernie sanders. >> i wanted to get reaction on the revelations this morning. >> bernie sanders have no comment on donna brazile. her memoir alleges that under her predecessor, debbie wasserman schultz, the dnc was rigging the system. >> thank you for the great convention we've had. brazile reports that the clinton campaign raised $10 million. they exacted a steep price. the agreement, brazile writes, with a copy to the general general counsel specified in exchange for raising money and investing in the dnc, hillary would control the party's finances, strategy, and the money raised. her campaign had the right of refusal. it would make final decisions on all the other staff. the dnc was required to consult with the campaign abo

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.urance. >>> president trump will be arriving in hawaii in a little more than an hour or so from now. his first step as he heads off on a 12-day trip to asia. the president spoke with reporters just before leave the white house and has been weighing in via twitter on the weekees most controversial political news. jeffrey toobin, i want to play for you what the president said just before leaving washington, his disappointment with his own justice department for not focussing in, for not investigating the democrats. listen to this. >> i'm really not involved with the justice department. i'd like to let it run itself, but, honestly, they should be looking at the democrats. they should be looking at podesta and all of that dishonesty. they should be looking at a lot of things. and a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department, including me. >> and, jeff, he also tweeted this. i'll read it. everybody is asking why the justice department and the fbi isn't looking into all of the

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.ove your insurance. >> so what did president trump do after an outgoing employee took down his account? guess what? he tweeted. saying my twitter account was taken down for 11 minutes by a rogue employee. the word must be getting out and having an impact. that shows how much power and influence big social media tech giants have. are they right or wrong? we've got all the guests for this one. first of all, fbn's kennedy is here. fox news contributor jehmu green and amy holmes. and what do you think about this, amy, does the president have a point? should we do something. >> it was 11 minutes that rocked the world, 11 minutes of silence from president trump, but i do think he does have a point. while on the one hand i know our good libertarian on the panel might say it's a private company, they get to set the rules of the road, who they censor and who they allow, but twitter is the public square and they're engaged in trying to have a cast system, the blue check marks, who is more privil

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.surance. >>> under mounting scrutiny, attorney general jeff sessions who testified before congress he wasn't aware of any trump advisers communicating with russians, that is contradicted by papadopoulos and now former trump adviser, carter page who testified on capitol hill thursday that he told sessions about a july trip to moscow. page says that trip had nothing to do with the campaign. >> and that was part of kristen welker's report from "nbc nightly news" last night. joining me now, solena maxwell. she's now the director of progressive programming for sirius xm. joe watkins, republican strategist for president george h.w. bush and rick tyler. cruz campaign spokesman. he is an msnbc political analyst. as always, glad to see all three of you. let's get to this report, guys. you just saw it was about the changing stories about what really happened here. who met with whom? who had contact with russia? who did not have contact? so where do you see this story taking us, joe? >> well, no

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.e your insurance. >>> on tuesday, voters in new jersey and virginia will elect new governors. right now two democrats in those states are leading in the polls, but with this week's startling news from donna brazile, a former dnc chair, that she uncovered a financial agreement between the clinton campaign and the dnc long before the nomination, it begs the question how the party will be able to unify and move forward. joining me now, cnn contributor maria cardona and cnn commentator and bernie sanders supporter. at a time when the democrats could seize upon the gop in fighting, how much of a potential setback is this for democrats? how damaging is this for the party going into particularly 2018? >> well we certainly hope that it won't be. and if you have seen. >> but it has to be a worry. >> sure, it's a worry. and if you've seen elizabeth warren and bernie sanders' tweets, they're not going to let trump and everything he has done to make this country unsafe and middle class families an

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >>> i mentioned that, you know, i'm heading over there and totally unrelated to the campaign. it is totally in passing. >> is he the only one on the campaign that knew about the trip? >> i mentioned it to a few people. >> who else? >> you know, it will come out. things keep leaking. >> and that was carter page, former trump campaign advisor, downplaying what he told then senator jeff sessions before heading to moscow. this in july 2016. the revelation a day after testifying before the house intel committee and admitting to meeting with a russian government official during that trip and then sending an e-mail to at least one campaign aide to share details about the meetings. joining me now, democratic congressman mike quickly gley o illinois who interviewed carter page behind closed doors on thursday. congressman, just a few minutes ago-carter page e-mailed my colleague, ken dilanian, that this meeting was not an actual meeting but just a quick hello and greeting.

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. howie: the morning after an uzbek i am granted used a truck to kill 8 and injure artest, the president said the dwirs test lottery is a chuck schumer beauty. i want merit based. it had only been a couple of hours after the accident occurred. mollie: notify the next of kin, let people mourn the dead. but it's the height of hypocrisy for a media who immediately politicize every mass shooting and turn it into a conversation about gun rights. howie: i don't like it when either side plays the blame game. the fact is this was a bill on which chuck schumer was a house member. it was signed into law by george h.w. bush in 1990. marie: chuck schumer tried to get rid of it in a bill that went nowhere. to say you can't talk about gun control but you can politicize when people are mowed down by a truck. there has to be a way to talk about how to prevent people from being killed whether by guns or trucks. howie: about a month ago jim acosta, how he reported on the las vegas attack and more recentl

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. . >> leaks continue to flow from the robert mueller. a new leak to nbc news claims mueller has enough evidence to bring charges against mike flynn and his son. that raises the suspicion that the special counsel may be playing politics. >> laura: the guy who gave me my first job out of college! >> oh, you are dating me. >> laura: he hired me. this is late night tv. gave me first job out of college. >> and i have loved you ever since. >> laura: you created a monster. [laughing] these leaks are a nig nightmare . >> i am not considered about the leaks. but the planted like, not there is an indictment but that we have enough information, enough evidence to indict is a classic particle prosecutor technique to send the lawyers of the targets, general flynn and his son running into their offices. we have to negotiate. what do you have? >> laura: how can we sellout trump? >> is it wrong for them to leak? of course it is. is it criminal? if they do that in front of the gran

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >> melissa: authorities are looking into claims by paz de la huerta who says weinstein raped her twice in 2010. los angeles police are also investigating claims from 2013. and meanwhile, actor kevin spacey is facing accusations of his own. eight current or former staff members on "house of cards" said spacey touched them without consent or made unwelcome comments. netfl netflix has suspend ed production for now. >> jon: isis is now claiming responsibility for tuesday's terror attack in new york city. its newspaper calling sayfullo saipov a soldier and concrete barriers are going up now along the attackers route but they're getting some criticism. joining us is michael balboni a former security director. first of the claims, what do you make of them? >> it comes late, later than usual. what the attitude normally is they'll take immediate credit for it if further the theories which is this is someone who is self-radicalized. it speaks to the continuing need of isis

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >> bret: welcome back to seoul, south korea. in the united states much of the attention is on texas. among those killed, eight members of one family including a pregnant mother of five. throw generation of family members lives horrifically taken by a 26-year-old man with a history of violence. vice president mike pence will visit texas on wednesday. first we look at some of the heroes rising from this horrific act. >> citizens are praised for springing into action and potentially saving lives. an eye dent tide neighbor heard the gun shots, grabbed a rifle and engaged with kelly. he chased kelly and flagged down johnny langdorf. they chased the shoot eras he fled in the suv. >> i was at a intersection. i saw the fire fight between the shooter of the church and a neighbor, a resident here in town. after the fire fight the shooter took off and the neighbor came over, jumped in my truck and said he shot up the church. he said we have to get him. i said let's g that's

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >> we are working to give the american people a giant tax cut before christmas. we are giving a christmas present in the form of a tremendous tax cut. it will be the biggest cut in the history of our country. >> martha: that is president trump praising republicans tax plan today. keeping the 401(k) rules intact. those stay intact and you can still deduct up until 18,000 tax-free. it limits mortgage interest deduction and that used to be in a million. it eliminates the state income tax deduction. it increases the child tax credit to $1500. reduces the tax bracket to 12%, 25%, and 35% and 39%. i will stay where it is for the wealthiest americans. it doubles in the standard deduction for individuals for $12,000 is $24,000. some families that won't take them out of paying taxes altogether. so everyone agrees with most things on capitol hill. not so much. >> the tax plan we laid out together the presidency will back. >> this plan is for the middle class families in the

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. arthel: continuing now with our coverage of the unthinkable happening again today, this time in a tiny town of sutherland springs, texas, where a lone gunman walked into a church service. 50 members in that church worshipping on this sunday morning, half of them now have lost their lives at the hands of a lone gunman. i'm joined on the phone by texas congressman henry cuellar, whose district includes sutherland springs, texas. again, we're so sorry for your loss. our thoughts and prayers are with you, the people of sutherland springs and the people of texas. it's a small town of 400 people. we heard from some of the church members earlier saying, we don't even long our doors here. in fact, she said, her car, whiches with part of a crime scene, she had the keys in her car while she was inside of that church service. tell us more about the people of sutherland springs and their way of life. >> absolutely right. it's almost gone back in time. it's a small community, where people know eac

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. insurance. >>> happening now, house republicans hearing the details of the new tax plan for the very first time. up until now we haven't been told what is inside, but lucky for us not only do we have a republican congressman with us but one on the weighs and means committee that drafted this bill. joining us now, the congressman of ohio, a member of the house weighs and means committee. what's inside? let me ask you specific questions, as your colleagues are being briefed on this. the top tax rate, 39%. will it stay in place and what income level will it phase in? >> good morning, john. what i will tell you is most of the details will come out at 11:15. >> ohhh. >> but what i will say, much of the framework is still intact and the rates we talked about are still there, and will be a top tax rate that will be faced in. we will try to make sure, number one, this tax cut affects middle income families and that's the key. that's going to be the real key and at 11:15 you will see that will

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance.ice" that mane on the ground is in support of air force one. it should be landing any minute. meantime you saw my open tonight. new questions about the uranium one scandal and the clintons. let's get back into all of it with former congressman jason chaffetz. good evening, congressman or should i call you jason. any follow-up or any hope of follow-up before we get into tokyo with the department of justice, given the fact you would ask the attorney general sessions for specific movement on specific evidence. any hope now? >> thanks for sharing a deeply heartfelt message, your own personal story. i lost my mom to concern, my dad to cancer. it is absolutely outrageous on uranium one. i can think no good reason why the united states would give up control of any of its uranium. but there seems to be $100 million plus reasons in people who made donations to the clinton foundation, even fit was via canada. the bottom line is you have to follow the dollars. the department of justice and the ot

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.ove your insurance. >>> as we reported, attorney general jeff sessions is under new scrutiny about testimony with russian contacts because of the meeting with george papadopoulos and revelation from carter page. before air time i spoke with senator richard blumenthal, a member of the senate judiciary committee. >> if carter page is telling the truth and informed attorney general jeff sessions about his trip to russia, seems to raise new questions. >> not only raises questions but really another powerful compelling reason that attorney general jeff sessions needs to come back before the judiciary committee and justify his statement that he was unaware of any contact between the trump campaign and russian officials, belied not only by report from carter page but also by the statement from george papadopoulos. there were numerous meetings and communications between him and campaign supervisor and high-ranking campaign official about his contacts with the russian foreign ministry. >> it is

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >> jon: it's the end of an era as united airlines bids farewell to the boeing 747. the jetliner going on one last flight from san francisco to honolulu. crews draped the aircraft with a -- it was seen as a ground breaker in 1970 in commercial aviation. the first had a spiral staircase up to first class and it earned the nickname the queen of the skies. >> it opened up flying and the world to so many people because of its size and capacity. i think that's what so many people remember about it. it was people's first experience of going to a faraway place with their family. >> it leaves delta still flying the 747 but they will phase it out also next year. >> melissa: a sad morning for major league baseball. roy halladay has died in a plane crash at the age of just 40. the two-time cy young award winner was killed when his single engine plane crashed in the gulf of mexico off the florida coast. these are live pictures of the scene. the sheriff's office says halladay w

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. elizabeth: hundreds of people turning out in the new jersey man killed in last week's terror attack in new york city. during decors out for a bite raid on tuesday when the alleged truck struck and killed him. draco is 32 as a project manager at the world trade center. the funeral home spokesperson said the crowd at the visitation was so large they had to extend hours. he was one of the nicest people they have ever met. he will be laid to rest on monday. leland: coming out of the terror attack in new york, new york police taking no chances with security during today's new york city marathon. tuesday, deadly truck attack in lower manhattan hunt officials quite concerned they changed a lot of their security plan to calm with more than 50,000 runners and millions of onlookers along the 26-mile race. bryan llenas in new york with what is being done. at least he was live in new york. it appears as though he's probably still in your we lost the signal. coming up in a couple minutes, we will

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >>> candidate donald trump said if elected he would run this country like a business. one that made him a multibillionaire. bobby kennedy ran for president nearly 50 years earlier, he was inspiring this country in a different way. appealing to working class whites and blacks. unfortunately his dream was never fulfilled. joining me now is my colleague, friend and host of "hardball," chris matthews. he's out with a new book called "bobby kennedy, a raging spirit." chris, first of all, thank you for being on with us this morning. >> thank you. i think this is the perfect conversation you and on this one. i can think of a better guy to talk about with. what i've been able to dig up and what you've been thinking about all these years. >> you know, i thought about when i saw that you have come out with the book and then you kind enough to give me a copy, i was just joining the movement, 13 years old and bobby kennedy was standing in indianapolis, indiana. i was home in

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance.aria: welcome back the g.o.p. tax plan makes changes to some of the most popular deductions and credits for millions of american families that many republicans including vice president mike pence a middle-class taxpayers will see the most benefits. watch. there's a conversation taking place about family values as well about the adoption credit being taken away the interested student loans eliminating medical deductions for middle income families. what is your take on that? >> i think when you began by doubling the standard exemption, to say that every working family and american alike here and york pennsylvania gore first 20 thousand dollars for income for your family is completely tax-free. when you increase the per child tax credit. families already have a running start on real tax relief and the kind of growth in wages that we believe will occur with the right kind of business tax cuts. we estimate here in pennsylvania that after all these tax cuts takes it as fact that working peop

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.ove your insurance. >> neil: all right. president trump is set to deliver another speech on the nuclear threat. he's going to be doing this in seoul. his next stop will be china. he will be talking about north korea though. a good deal of attention has been paid to his changing tone on this. again, gone are the comments about rocketman and all this. more supportive talk about how a deal could still be made. retire lieutenant general jerry boykin on what the president needs to do tonight. sir, good to have you. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: what is your take on what he will say or what he should say? >> i think he needs to keep stressing that china is in the best position to actually do something about kim. remember, the 24th of october, china's communist party finished their ten-day long meeting that only occurs every five years where they choose not only the next president, which is xi again but they discuss foreign policy. he's in a better position to be doing this and china have the key

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >> we heard from donna brazile that what many people had suspected for a long time has turned out to be true. the dnc secretly chose their nominee over a year before the primary elections even occurred. this shines a light on how deeply broken our campaign finance laws are. >> neil: hawaii democrat congressman nye all pleased with these allegations and that the process might indeed have been rigged. hillary clinton might've already worked it out with the democratic national committee. it choreographed everything to her liking and her strengths and her opponents disadvantage, bernie sanders. that's how she got the nomination rather than trump wondering why there's an investigation into these allegations and what he called the rigging of the 2016 process. now all i look forward to the 2020. adrian elrod. harland hill. speak to matt when you make of all this? >> it's very clear what they did here and it's pretty brilliantly actually. back in august of 2015, the hilla

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.urance. ♪ >> laura: welcome back. tonight we're debuting a brand new segment. ♪ we're killing a i >> we're calling it pulling back the curtain. real reasons for disturbing developments in american politics and culture today. our first installment focuses on usaid and u.s. aid to persecuted minorities in the middle east. these programs are meant to benefit christians and other minorities in the region. but the benefits have largely gone to those of the muslim faith. our government says iraqi and syrian christians are undergoing a genocide. so why aren't they getting the help they need? just last week, vice president mike pence seemed to take a big step in the right direction. >> our fellow christians and all who are persecuted in the middle east should not have to radio lie on multinational institutions which america can help them directly. and tonight it is my privilege-to-announce that president trump has ordered the state funding a effective ikegwuonu united nations relief at the uni

festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.nsurance. >>> moments ago in new york a vigil, a march to honor those killed in tuesday's terror attack. those injured marchers lighting candles, walking silently along the rampage route. we have an update about some school children caught in middle of the danger. they were on a bus that was rammed by the truck suspect was driving. it was horrific. >> stuck in here. >> oh, my god, are you okay? oh, my god. hey, i need -- can you call 911, i got -- oh, my god. oh, my god. okay, i need an ambulance right here. right here. >> two adults and two children injured on that bus. one of the children went through surgery yesterday and appears to be on the mend, one of the adults had two operations and expected to recover. that's a miracle for those four individuals. and thank god that bus only had four people on it at the time. thanks for joining us, anderson is next. >>> good evening, breaking news in the russian investigation dominates the program tonight and reaches directly into the presiden

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.our insurance. >> harris: house republicans reportedly planning to issue additional fixes to their tax reform bill shortly ahead of monday's markup. that tax plan facing some opposition with the g.o.p., senator bob corker raised some concerns on the impact of the death deficit. lawmakers from high tax states are pushing back over the ending of local state and income tax deductions. kevin brady was asked whether federal taxes would go up or down for people paying high tax in states, watch. >> i believe they will go down and here's why. we've been working very closely with those lawmakers, that's why recently, working with them we've restored state and local property tax deductions, we've raised what we now call family tax credit, but used to go to a few people now goes to $230,000, that's why we fix the income brackets. we want families to keep more of what they earn regardless of where they live, including in our high tax states. we are going to keep working with them, it's very import

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festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure.at does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online, on facebook and twitte twitter @mitchellreports. katy tur is up next. >> andrea, madelieine albright' face after you played the golf course comments from president trump in south korea, holy cow. she was not happy about that. good interview. >> thank you. >> thanks, andrea. good afternoon to you at home from msnbc headquarters in new york. i'm katy tur in for craig melvin. lots of stories we're following at this hour, including trump takedown. a blue wave across the country in the first true test of the president's popularity. but is an anti-trump message enough for democrats to keep winning? >>> obama, an intimate portrait, nearly 2 million photos taken. >>> new assault allegations. the mother of a then-18-year-old teen accuses actor kevin spacey of sexually assaulting her son last year in a restaurant bar. will he face charges? >>> but let's start with the message from party members to president trump.