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that is to say until simon brewster to you who was leader of the opposition in the maltese parliament caught wind of the reports. i decided to give it to the magistrate because i was extremely angry that nothing was done was done about it so the money laundering gauges knew that nothing was done and likewise the commissioner of police knew about it and was doing nothing. the prime minister's chief of staff maintains that these wire transfers were a refund for a personal loan i expect of the prime minister to fire his chief of stop immediately. and to assume political responsibility himself because he chose. to see this is not just about the chief of staff of the prime minister it's more than that it's about the prime ministers a lack of will to fight corruption when you have someone who is revealed. still kept in the job and nothing is done to investigate them then there are real problems with the rule of law. just as muscat the prime minister refused our request for an interview we waited for him outside parliament. is the misca what do you answer to the multiple allegations of corag

our colleagues shaquille brewster caught up with some trump supporters outside of where i'm talking to for that. that's great for our country and trump, as well. it will help in november with the election. >> i'm glad. it's a sigh of relief. i think it's good that he is finally getting his day. >>. >> reporter: so from here, the president heads to iowa, to pennsylvania, ohio, to kentucky. all this coming week. these are states where he thinks he can be helpful to lawmakers on ballot but also states he won and wants to win again in 2020. >> you know, jeff, it's an old line. it's very good for politics. you attack the rot at the top. you say the intellectuals elitists are screwing you at the top. there's a mob at the gate trying to get through to hurt you. it's the rot at the top, the mob at the gate because after dr. ford and he goes after the protesters, it's perfect. thank you so much for joining us. i mean, great reporting from out there in topeka. joining me by phone is carol lenening, "washington post." an msnbc contributor. i understand you've got new reporting about judicial comp

shaquille brewster, thank you. a key race in north carolina, the state's ninth district.ts are looking to take that seat for the first time in nearly 60 years. nbc's steve kornacki is at the big border for today's 18 in '18. steve, lay it out. >> that was going to be the trivia question. >> oh, i stole it. >> the filming location of the film "the color purple." we're talking about the ninth district of north carolina. this is just outside charlotte, gets into some rural areas. this is traditionally a republican area. and yet why is it on our radar? it's on our radar, you can see here, because this man, mark harris, is the republican nominee. he defeated a sitting member of congress, robert pittinger, in the republican primary this year. harris is a religious leader, a pastor in the area. he was president of the state baptist convention. he's running against democrat dan ma creccready, an iraq war veteran. democrats have been pumping some money in here, thinking harris may alienate some moderate republicans in this area. harris is leading by just a point over dan mccready.

shaquille brewster is in columbus, ohio and steve patterson is in ramona, california, and he has theeyards. and shaq we will get to you in a minute, and now, steve, a sign that we could see a change next tuesday? >> well, craig, it is republican country, but it is also lately known as wine country, california, and speaking of the folks in town, they tell me that 30 vineyards have popped up here in ra mow in the last ten year, but you are right, it is much more knowns as conservative bastion here in california. only 27% of folks here are registered democrats, and so that the fact that the race is close is a story in and of itself, and it is close, because as you mentioned incumbent duncan hunter accused of misusing $250,000 of federal campaign dollars, and so he has been in and out of court, and meanwhile, criticized for the scathing series of attack the ads against the challenger and essentially call canning him a radical terrorist islamic sympathizer, and everybody who we have spoken to from analysts to those the supporting hunt rer calling them racist and bold-faced lies, and despi

very own road warriors joining me now, katy beck from nbc following the road race, and shaquille brewster in noblesville, indiana, two senate candidates in a dead heat. katy, to you first, president trump endorsing kemp, saying stacey abrams will destroy the state. aggressive statement. how do you see the race breaking down? >> reporter: this is an aggressive race, one that georgians are interested on and what is motivating so many people to get out and vote early. we are here in cobb county where just last week when early voting started lines were as long as three hours, people pulled into the parking lot and said i simply couldn't find a spot so i had to leave. behind me, you can see the line is pretty impressive this morning. it's about 45 degrees in georgia right now, and that line is wrapped around inside that breezeway, we're told on average about 90 minutes is what people are going to be waiting to vote already. that race is what's driving a lot of this interest, a highly contested race, one that's got national attention. and certainly the president's tweets are just adding to that

nbc's shaquille brewster is just south of dayton with a look how the campaigns are working to get theple to the polls. shaquille? >> hello there, we have brand-new information from the secretary of state's office here in ohio. across the state 737,000 have been cast, $1.2 million requested, an increase from what we saw in 2014. but there's also a more competitive rate here in ohio this time around. look behind me. you have volunteers making calls. they're making direct pitches to voters, sort of a closing message as we're about a week way from election day. i want to bring in blaine kelly. he's from ohio's republican party. blaine, what are they saying as they make these calls? >> right now we're a week way from election day. our closing message to the people in ohio is, look, here in ohio our economy is booming. we have the most jobs we have ever seen in the state of ohio and that's because of public policies and we're going to continue that here in ohio. so our message is over the last eight years, the republicans have made this economy strong and we're going to continue to build on