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cheadle left the agency in a quote state of emergency.s of agents followed the appointment. they lost 20% of the workforce by just last year and the agents being trained to replace them were not prepared. and some of the agents on white house detail had not been to the white house before. they trained on a movie set in atlanta built by tyler perry. apparently those were the lucky ones. the times writes recruiting standard slumped. long-term agent said as the agency assured more people in the door, training which takes years to adequately prepare a new hire to protect the president under. the best of circumstances was slowed by a decrepit facility where the fight training room flooded during downpours. standards were so low that the agency hired a guy who previously held a gun to his girlfriend's head. ultimately agents describe and tenure like this nepotism, favouritism, corruption. that's part of the culture here. cheadle may be gone but the secret service is still rotten to the core. that's scary. with butler tomorrow and trump campaign

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ultimately, agents described cheadle's tenure like this. lik nepotism, favoritism, corruption. that'sism, part of the culture here. cheatle may be gone, but the chea is still rottene. to the core. that's scary. with butler tomorrow . and trump's campaign schedule intensifying, former secretret e service agent tim miller joins me now. mit true? is really that is things that bad they're.ou yeah. jesse i don't think you could argue with that report it was prettyan y accura accurate and it outlind a lot of problems some before director cheatle. but it certainly is about as bad as it can get now. rad the sad partd th is the sacrifices of the rank and file agents in the field. thos e that are sacrificing their family time, their very liveo s to do this mission, they deserve better leadership . and right now, it's a five alarm fire. is trump safe in butler tomorrow? >> yeah. jesse, i think i think everybody gets it that there has to be real security aroundp. trump. unfortunately, there's two misses. and so i think you're going to see a different loo'lak tomorrow in butler. i think you

a question abby asked when i talk to black, i was in detroit last night with delray lindo and don cheadle in cornelius smith and thomas book and a few others. but everybody is talking about the fact that he wants to do things like have a national stop and frisk he wants to he wants, now he said that you don't have to nod your head and then he wants to he wants to get rid of he wants to make sure that police officers can act with impunity and have absolutely you were talking just yesterday, ryan, about how the context of riots he was saying, let's just bring the military into it to deal with american citizens. >> i mean, that happened yesterday, right? >> but there are the post-george floyd riots resulted in excess of over 15,000 black male deaths in this country how the surge of violent crime, it was like ferguson, the thoughts are florida you got it. >> you got to explain to me how george floyd's death yeah. i didn't causation that's really what it is after the ferguson, right. >> and after the floyd riot, police men in fear of their jobs many times and political coverage pulled back bac

a question abby asked when i talk to black, i was in detroit last night with delray lindo and don cheadle in cornelius smith and thomas book and a few others. but everybody is talking about the fact that he wants to do things like have a national stop and frisk he wants to he wants now he said that you don't have to nod your head and then he wants to he wants to get rid of he wants to make sure that police officers can act with impunity and have absolutely you were talking just yesterday, ryan, about how the context of riots he was saying, let's just bring the military and two it to deal with american citizens. >> i mean, that happened yesterday, right? >> but there are the post george floyd riots resulted in excess of over 15,000 black male deaths in this country how the surge of violent crime, it was like ferguson the bag got into florida you got it. >> you got to explain to me how george floyd's death yeah. >> causation that's really what it is after the ferguson. right. and after the floyd riot, police men in fear of their jobs many times and political coverage pulled back from their

up told actor don cheadle was also in the room for this meet and greet.iple stops she's making it with the latest fox leader shows that harris has lost a lot of 11 engine michigan. she had that edge after a few weeks ago but top michigan democrats insist there's still time to get their message out. >> i don't think people know kamala harris yet. i do. i know concrete -- >> harris may also have trouble courting estate large arab american population because of a lack of endorsement that happened overnight as political points of the political committee of arab americans based in michigan there are going to endorse either harris or, chair, for president. first time this group has without supporting a candidate since it was founded more than 20 years ago. it's important to point out this group also back the biden-harris campaign in 2020 but no endorsement this time. neil, we also learn moments ago that governor walz is set to visit the carolina later this week and is going to help -- get help with former president clinton set to join walz for a dual campaign e

don cheadle and detroit native cornelius smith jr.hite house about its plans to retaliate against iran. (man) these men of means with their silver spoons. what will become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash. they would descend into chaos. >>> new nbc news reporting confirms prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised bye-bye president biden he will only strike military targets in iran in response to iran's missile barrage last months. that promise, according to "the washington post," influenced president biden's decision to send israel a powerful missile defense system. along with the troops to operate it. joining us now in tel aviv, nbc news international correspondent hala gorani. walk us through what we know about benjamin netanyahu and his decision regarding iran. >> reporter: so this is a promise that according to three senior administration officials who spoke with nbc was made by the israeli prime minister to strike iran but to avoid these nuclear and energy faci

review of fema just like we did with the secret service with the house oversight brought in kimberly cheadlee georgia congressman andrew clyde a member of the house appropriations committee and subcommittee on commerce justice and science. thank you so much for being h here, didn't congress authorize more money for fema and the most recent continuing resolution. >> good morning, absolutely congress did fema ended september 30 with $1.8 billion in their disaster recovery program their natural disaster programming congress appropriated another over $20 billion to fema, fema has over $22 billion available to them so there's no way that fema is running out of money here in early october. maria: why did the head of the entire division, the secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas tell us last week that fema was running out of money. >> i think of my experience with the secretary mayorkas, it is difficult to know when he's telling the truth and when he is it but this particular individual has never been forthright, to the people or congress, it is a scare tactic in my opinion, fema has en

. >> or maybe -- don cheadle's a good golfer. >> seth: okay.ing against and it was for a lot of money, pick the worst two. >> god, i'm not sure dave bautista's good at golf. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i can't see him ripping a golf ball. >> seth: no. >> yeah. >> seth: hit it a mile, but maybe not with any aim at all. >> just in the wrong direction. yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah. and now, you mentioned earlier this week, there's a good chance we're getting another spider-man movie. >> yes. >> seth: that's really exciting. [ cheers and applause ] that must be very exciting. i imagine that's not something you go into lightly. it's gotta be -- it's all gotta look right. everything must have to feel right in order to do it. >> yeah. it's been -- it's been a really interesting process. you know, i -- i got cast as spider-man nearly a decade ago. >> seth: crazy. >> and it changed my life for the better. and i will forever be grateful to marvel and sony. but i was under this contract. you know, i had this six-picture deal, and -- and

i'm in detroit, michigan today with don cheadle doing that work on the ground, meeting black voters where they are and the plan is so robust because one of the things we didn't mention, what the sickle-cell database or ensuring that the affordable care act covers colorectal and prostate exams because we all know that black men diet disproportionate rates because of that. and it talks about putting money in our pockets. i mean, look, there's something in there for everybody. we may not like it, but the thing about this is that now we're talking about issues that directly affect our lives shermichael, what about that? >> i mean, what about vice president harris's plans to help black men store businesses to help them become teachers. do you think that that will help her shore up? their vote and or if there has been any erosion among them, win them back much to push back on in terms of the actual policies. i mean, everything that mccarthy laid out, i agree with 100%. i don't particularly think those issues are partisan. and by that i mean, i don't think they are democratic or republican issue

you're killing me, don cheadle. i think it's on netflix. this is the recommendation for everybody. >> okay. >> you can put the paper bag down. regard what i am saying, this is a great movie. willie, at some point, you need to watch "family man." >> i like when nick cage is chugging vodka in the shower in las vegas. more heilemann's speed. >> great movie. >> i've seen none of these, and i don't care about any of them right now. >> mika, recent movie called "pig." you like "pig." you like animals. >> i do. >> devoted hunter, pig is stolen, goes to seek the pig. it's a story of -- >> wow. >> pig needs a name. >> "family man," watch "family man." >> all right. you can shut up now. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," long time democratic strategist james carville is laying out three reasons why he thinks kamala harris is going to win. we'll take a look at his arguments. >>> first, steve rattner is standing by. he's got the charts at the western wall. you're watching "morning joe." we're back in 90 seconds. >>> donald trump is increasingly unhinged

believe that the dodgers have -- >> hey, hey, give him the "family man" paper bag approved by don cheadlewe have to go, meaning we have one minute. >> it doesn't. it means we have to go. >> i want you to take me through the rams/viking games. rams losing their second in a row, good team. you say one of the worst calls you've ever seen. >> absolutely. vikings are trying to come back, two minutes left, down eight. one-score game. they can technically do it with a two-point conversion. this happens. what you'll see here is what the referees did not, which is, a brutal shake pass right in front of them. >> how didn't you see that? >> i don't want to come on any national program like this one and just complain about the officials, but this is egregious. >> how do you not see that? >> egregious. the thing about this, if i can make a campaign stump speech, this should be reviewable. we live in a system of rules where you can't review a face mask? mika has to hear me talk about the nfl for an extra minute or two or three or four, depending on how long it can fiibuster until he cuts me off. >> eve