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but most americans would like anything they can learn about what happened to jack kennedy. >> chris matthewsyour day. we thank you for joining in on the conversation. with my thanks to you, chris, host of "hardball" weeknights at 7:00 on msnbc. chris is the new author of "bobby kennedy, a raging spirit." we'll have a great conversation about that in a couple of weeks as well. >>> what would it be like to be separated from everybody on the planet for an entire year? commander scott kelly will be here to tell us about his year in space. plain, sourdough, spicy, sesame, chocolate covered, peanut butter filled, plain. great. so what are we gonna watch? oh! show me fall tv. only xfinity x1 brings you the best hand selected picks this fall. if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recommended dry mouth brand. it's the only leading brand clinically proven to soothe, moisturize, and freshen breath. try biotène®. i'm ryan awith chantix.king smoking was comforting. it was like a security blanket. it made me feel good, it really d

it's chris matthews in washington.enator john mccain the maverick had a message last night and it looked directly aimed at the man in the oval office. mccain accepted the national constitution center es liberty medal in philadelphia and previously given to nelson mandela, presidents jimmy carter, george herbert walker bush and bill clinton among others. here is what the arizona senator said in his acceptance speech tonchts fear the world we've organized and led three-quarters of a century, the abandon the ideals that we've advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain the last best hope of earth for the sake of some half-baked nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that americans can sign to the ash heap of history. >> you know what he's talking about. he's talking about steve bannon, steve bannon's protege, president trump. the president was ask

joining me here in washington is chris matthews, host of "hardball" here on msnbc and also author andl kennedy books, including "jack kennedy: an illusive hero," and "bobby kennedy" available on pre-order, i'm excited about it, chris. explain for -- a lot of people watching who have different memories of this. jfk's assassination came up on the campaign trail, this president bringing up theories exactly what happened. what do you think we'll find out we don't already know? >> when it happened i was at college and it changed everything. like the movie tape had broken. like something changed in history. kennedy's dead? how can he be dead? the way we were brought up to think of drama, must have been somebody big who did it, not somebody like lee harvey oswald. didn't make sense. seemed too important in our lives, every remembers it. everybody remembers it. never satisfied with documentation. get a lot of paper this week. my hunch is, maybe there was somebody -- i thought -- 1992, interesting year. president of the united states, former head of the fbi herbert walker bush. something happe

joining us now, chris matthews, host of hardball.g spirit" is out today. >> obviously we have to start with the big news of the day. yesterday, what's your take away from yesterday? >> i think the times, which has been unbelievable in reporting this, the side bar piece by peter baker was unbelievable. it blew apart the whole trump defense. trump's line of defense was there was no russian effort to influence our election. that wall fell a long time ago. 17 u.s. agencies said they did. and now saying our campaign had nothing to do with colluding with them or nothing to do with flirtation, now his son-in-law a long time ago, now papadopoulos. no wonder he was going nuts yesterday. and today he will again. this amazing picture. this is the picture, we're told, drive trump crazy, the artwork. the white house at dawn. the white house in the dark. these three guys all -- like water gate. the intrigue and the connection to all of it. and he's the boss. he may not have spent more than two hours at the most with papadopoulos, but top of that p

i'm chris matthews in washington.ig leader of a divided republican party that is clearly not big enough to govern. today he decided to send a message to his critics denying that fact. dogged by news reports that he sun raveling and unfit to serve, a defiant trump began this week by holding a 45-minute outdoor news conference. and during that thrown together event, the president tried to change the

i'm chris matthews in washington.ighting back hard today against his republican detractors, trying to hold the new trump-dominated party together. yesterday, arizona senator jeff flake announced he would not run again and warned his fellow republicans the conduct of the president must not be counted as normal. the president responded in predictable fashion. >> he was against me from before he ever knew me. he wrote a book about me before i ever met him, before i ever heard his name. he came out with this horrible book.

"hardball" with chris matthews starts right now. >>> a soldier speaks. this is "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. this afternoon in the white house pressroom general john kelly spoke to the country about how this country shows its respect for those who give their life for this country. kelly told the steps the military take to preserve the body of those fallen, how it honors and respects the beloved ones who feel the loss most greatly. >> most americans don't know wh what happens when we learn our soldiers, sailors, marines and cost guardsmen in combat. let me tell you what happens. their buddies wraps them up in whatever passes a shroud, puts them on a helicopter as routine and sends them home. their first stop along the way is when they're packed in ice, typically at the air head and then they're flown to usually europe. >> general kelly spoke in some detail, including the account of the words his fellow officers spoke in consoling him, john kelly, on the loss of his son in combat. and those he said today were the words h

i'm chris matthews in washington.istorians have been comb through it the 2,800 documents all related to the snaengs of president john f. kennedy which was released late last night. much of the material reason flekts what government officials and law enforcement authorities were thinking in

evening, i'm chris matthews in washington.e're learning more about the suspect in sunday night's mass shooting in las vegas that killed 59 people and injured manufacture than 500. the details are disturbing of course. stephen paddock had arsenal weapons of war in his hotel room. police found 23 guns there. there were more gun found in his home with explosives and thousands of bullets. he had two bump stocks, devices that can make semi automatic weapons mimic fully automatic guns. you can hear the sound of one. listen. [ gunfire ] >> everybody bit of that sound could be used to kill people and it did. should these types of weapons be available in this country. today president trump tweeted i'm so proud of our great country. god bless america. before boarding a flight to puerto rico he was asked is now the time for stiffer gun laws. >> look, we have a tragedy. we're going to do -- and what happened in las vegas is in many way as miracle. the police department has done such an incredible job. and we'll be talking about gun laws a

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evening, i'm chris matthews in washington.bout the suspect in sunday night's mass shooting in las vegas that killed 59 people and injured manufacture than 500. the details are disturbing of course. stephen paddock had arsenal weapons of war in his hotel room. police found 23 guns there. there were more gun found in his home with explosives and thousands of bullets. he had two bump stocks, devices that can make semi

good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington.'s chief of staff delivered a powerful defense of his boss in a surprise appearance yesterday before the white house press court. he attacked the florida congress woman who criticized the president's call to the family of a fallen soldier. of course, donald trump couldn't let his chief of staff have the last word, pulling defeat from the jaws of victory, he tweeted -- the fake news is going crazy with wacky congress woman

i'm chris matthews. in washington this week america saw just how destructive president trump can be. eat threatening a nuclear deal with iran, killing obamacare, engine up the heat with nok and telling puerto rico it must go it alone. late thursday night the president of the united states sabotaged a key component of the affordable care act, a move that could have real consequences for 7 million americans. the white house announced that it would stop paying insurance companies $7 billion in subsidies which experts say would undermine a key pillar of the affordable care act. the federal help to reduce costs for low income americans. let's listen to the president. >> well, you saw what we did yesterday with respect to health care. it's step by step by step [applause] >> we're taking a little different route than we had hoped because getting congress, they forgot what their pledges were, so we're going a little different route. but you know what? in the end it's going to be just as effective and maybe it wi

good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. the president's chief of staff delivered a powerful defense of his boss in a surprise appearance yesterday before the white house press court. he attacked the florida congress woman who criticized the president's call to the family of a fallen soldier. of course, donald trump couldn't let his chief of staff have the last word, pulling defeat from the jaws of victory, he tweeted -- the fake news is going crazy with wacky congress woman wilson, a democrat secretly on a very personal call and gave a total lie on content. in one tweet the president stirred up the fight all over again, misstating fact itself, politicizing the issue and doing exactly what general kelly knocked the congresswoman for doing, misusing something as sacred as the death of a fallen soldier. meanwhile, that florida congress woman frederica wilson is pushing back against trump and kelly, who both knocked her for listening in on that conversation with the family. >> i wasn't listening in, i was in a car. >> are you w

i'm chris matthews in washington with some breaking news.resident trump was furious after our report that secretary of state rex tillerson called him a moron. vice president mike pence and tillerson talked about and that led to tillerson's remarkable

i'm chris matthews in washington. journalists, scoreless and historians have been comb through it the 2,800 documents all related to the snaengs of president john f. kennedy which was released late last night. much of the material reason flekts what government officials and law enforcement authorities were thinking in real time in the immediate aftermath of the assassination. on thedy that lee harvey oswald was shot by jack ruby, fbi director hoover dictated a memo about how the bureau should proceed. it's not clear kaib hoover was concerned that the public would be skeptical of the initial conclusions. quote, the thing that i am concerned about is having something issued so we can convince the public that oswald is the real assassin. it's also clear that the cia had deducted surveillance on oswald and were aware of his associations with soviet and cuban officials. however, the documents show that lee harvey oswald was not on the list of potential threats to the president. and he was only added after he had killed the

"hardball with chris matthews" starts right now. >>>. >> there was the pulse nightclub in orlando where 49 people were killed. virginia tech where 32 were. sandy hook elementary school where it was 27 people, including 20 children. now it's las vegas with 59 shot and killed. the list of mass shootings as we know is longer. a church meeting in charleston, a community college in roseburg, oregon. a high school in colorado, an office party in san bernardino. at the navy yard here in washington, a movie heater in colorado. at fort hood, texas and even a congressional baseball practice over in virginia. we catalog each by the name of a city. and now there is las vegas. good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. the casualty numbers are staggering. at least 59 people killed. more than 500 injured out there. it's the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. for thousands of concertgoers last night in las vegas, it was a night of horror. [ gunshots ] >> shots fired from mandalay bay. there is many people down stage left. just be advised. >> we have multiple casualties, gsw. multiple casual

it's chris matthews in washington.ad a message last night and it looked directly aimed at the man in the oval office. mccain accepted the national constitution center es liberty medal in philadelphia and previously given to nelson mandela, presidents jimmy carter, george herbert walker bush and bill clinton among others. here is what the arizona senator

i'm chris matthews.s week america saw just how destructive president trump can be. eat threatening a nuclear deal with iran, killing obamacare, engine up the heat with nok and telling puerto rico it must go it alone. late thursday night the president of the united states sabotaged a key component of the affordable care act, a move that could have real consequences for 7 million americans. the white house

hardball with chris matthews is up next. >>> moron. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington where the united states secretary of state is now on record calling the president of the united states a moron. this riff between the president and his top diplomat secretary of state rex tillerson is deep and dangerous. tillerson and the state department are now in damage control after an nbc report offers details of the tension and terrible words passing between tillerson and the president. multiple senior administration officials tell nbc that tillerson was on the

hardball with chris matthews is up next. >>> moron. let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington where the united states secretary of state is now on record calling the president of the united states a moron. this riff between the president and his top diplomat secretary of state rex tillerson is deep and dangerous. tillerson and the state department are now in damage control after an nbc report offers details of the tension and terrible words passing between tillerson and the president. multiple senior administration officials tell nbc that tillerson was on the verge of resigning this past summer and mounting policy disputes and clashes with the white house. the report goes on, quote, tillerson openly disparaged the president referring to him as a moron after a july 20th meeting at the pentagon with members of trump's national security team and cabinet officials. vice president pence is said to be intervening or trying to intervene to smooth things over and today secretary tillerson tried to push back

matthew fogg and chris jansing out of mandalay bay. matthew, pardon my interruption earlier, speaking to someone in the building behind you who wanted to make her message known before going in for the moment of silence on the house floor we're awaiting. you were speaking before about security measures. as well as i wanted your views on the patterning, profile issue. so often hear about law enforcement looking at these cases, and this one doesn't match up. seems to be a late in life act without any discernible public predicate in behavior by this individual. >> right. it's true. problem is, as we see over and over, these things are happening even greater, each incident happening further. talk about lone wolf, situation like this, we have to have some way to determine when these things happen, if they do, how can we respond so effectively to where this person doesn't have opportunity to kill as many people. that round he was shooting travels 100 yards, talking about ten football fields. enough power and equipment from different houses, it

i'm chris matthews in washington. president trump is fighting back hard today against his republican detractors, trying to hold the new trump-dominated party together. yesterday, arizona senator jeff flake announced he would not run again and warned his fellow republicans the conduct of the president must not be counted as normal. the president responded in predictable fashion. >> he was against me from before he ever knew me. he wrote a book about me before i ever met him, before i ever heard his name. he came out with this horrible book. and i said, who is this guy? in fact, i remembered the first time i saw him on television, i had no really been -- nobody knew me in terms of politics. but the first time i saw him on television, i said, i assume he's a democrat. is he a democrat. they said, he's a republican. i said, that's impossible. so, look, his poll numbers are terrible. he's done terribly for the great people of arizona, a state that likes donald trump very much. as even you will admit. and he would have neve

. >> bobby kennedy, a raging spirit with chris matthews' new book. historic day today. feel like history kind of hits you hard on a day like today. today's the anniversary of the day that cap wineberger was indicted. the house judiciary committee first voted to start proceedings against nixon and the stuff comes and and on the bigger the news day, the further, the harder to get away from history. >> if i was trump, remember about bewatergate, not a politil argument. it was about fact. and in the end, the courts produced the 23rd june tape about nixon covering up and all the talk nixon said i didn't do it, i didn't do it countered by the fact and trump has to figure about the argument of no russian effort to influence the election. >> wrong, wrong. >> no participation. we have pap develop louse and now we have to go to the next step and see if they did collude. he's been denying everything. and there's a thing there. >> yeah. >> and when that thing is ajude yated through the judicial process facts win. >> right. well said. >> chris matthews. >> your show is as always ste

i'm chris matthews in washington with some breaking news. nbc news is reporting tonight that president trump was furious after our report that secretary of state rex tillerson called him a moron. vice president mike pence and tillerson talked about and that led to tillerson's remarkable press conference yesterday morning, when he denied threatening to quit. but not -- but that he did not call trump a moron, he didn't deny that. this morning, president trump aimed his fury publicly, at least, at nbc. he said, rex tillerson never threatened to resign. this is fake news put out by nbc news. low news and reporting standards. this afternoon, the press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked about nbc's reporting that tillerson insulted the president. let's watch. >> was the president upset that his secretary of state didn't deny calling him a moron in his public remarks yesterday? >> look, as the secretary of state said, this is a petty, ridiculous accusation and frankly, i think it's beneath the secretary of state to weigh in on every rumor o

i'm chris matthews in washington. donald trump is a big leader of a divided republican party that is clearly not big enough to govern. today he decided to send a message to his critics denying that fact. dogged by news reports that he sun raveling and unfit to serve, a defiant trump began this week by holding a 45-minute outdoor news conference. and during that thrown together event, the president tried to change the narrative, resorting to his favorite tactic, smearing president obama. he accused his predecessor of not calling the parents of fallen soldiers with expressions of pride and sorrow. let's listen. >> the traditional way, if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didn't make calls. a lot of them didn't make calls. >> right. he was asked to clarify. >> earlier you said that president obama never called the families of fallen soldiers. how can you make that claim? >> i don't know if he did. no, no. no. i was told that he didn't often. and a lot of presidents don't. they write letters.

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kennedy from our friend, chris matthews. first, this is "today" on nbc.es shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> we're back. it's 8:42. next year will mark 50 years since the assassination of robert f. kennedy. he was shot and killed at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, shortly after winning the california primary. chris matthews hosts "hardball" looks beyond the tragedy to the man himself, in a book called "bobby kennedy: the raging spirit." you're such a kennedy scholar. last week, we saw some of the kennedy files opened up. what struck you? >> i stayed up until midnight. and i found some interesting stuff on bobby. i had been working for years on bobby. even though he went along with the warren commission, he and ted kennedy, they believed in it for logical reasons. the

chris matthews made sort of the same point today, hawking his book "bobby kennedy" and infered that bobby kennedy wouldn't be welcome in today's democratic party of the because of the stress on social issues over economic issues. can you address that point? is that a fair criticism? tom: i'm reading chris' book right now. it's on my bed stand. i think bobby kennedy and all of these remarkable democrats would be very welcome. because bobby kennedy's book is about moral leadership. moral leadership means that there are no such things as alternative facts. moral leadership means you're the president of the entire united states. you're supposed to be out there trying to help everyone. and so the moral leadership of bobby kennedy, i think, is absolutely the heart and soul what have the democratic party is. i'm a huge fan of claire mccaskill's and we're going to -- we already are working hard to make sure she gets re-elected. because -- what she has been doing is something that the democratic party needs to do more of. she has been all over the state, in every zip code. we didn't pay enough att

kennedy from our friend, chris matthews. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back. it's 8:42.el in los angeles, shortly after winning the california primary. chris matthews hosts "hardball" looks beyond the tragedy to the man himself, in a book called "bobby kennedy: the raging spirit." you're such a kennedy scholar. last week, we saw some of the kennedy files opened up. what struck you? >> i stayed up until midnight. and i found some interesting stuff on bobby. i had been working for years on bobby. even though he went along with the warren commission, he and ted kennedy, they believed in it for logical reasons. the parade route hadn't been set until the day before. how could anybody buput a conspiracy together. he said, maybe going after the bad guys. >> bobby going after the mob. >> going after the god father. he had been going after castro. was one of those guys behind what happened in dallas? >> were they doing it in retribution to dallas? >> he was saying, it could have been me. he was doing the tough work of catching bad guys, especially mobsters. >> the book is such an

. >> chris matthews, you have been listening to this unfold as have we all. what do you make of this. >> i fell like i was watching a scene from "advise and consent". s that a dramatic in our history. it seems to me a number of republicans, serious republicans, these are not wackos. these are serious republicans, the best and the brightest, corker and mccain, and flake and charlie demp in california. they seem to realize something important, donald trump is not going to change. it's simple as that. he is what it is. he is going to continue to behave on the world stage as he has in this strange odd relationship with his secretary of state tillerson which is not a fully developed statent department. he is going to continue to trash people personally. like the congresswoman from florida, comments about her hat. the bullying behavior is not going to change. he behaved that way all today with senator corker. he has been behaving that way with jon mccain. anyone who watches trump now has to come to the realization, like him, hate him, fear him, want him to disappea

host: chris matthews out with a new book in november on bobby kennedy, anti-quotes robert f kennedy who says there is no way john kennedy would have escalated the war the way lyndon johnson did. guest: we will never know. he was certainly headed in that direction, but what you might have done, there is no way of knowing. line.glenn, republican you are on with cal thomas. guest: are you there? caller: how are you doing? guest: what's up? caller: i want to comment on the ray lewis thing. hen they said he kneeled, did not, he prayed. i have been a steelers fan for 40 years. i am 47 years old. i don't like how baltimore is treating ray lewis. it is disgusting that want to take down his statue. i don't feel that is right. guest: it is interesting the way you talk about ray lewis praying. i don't necessarily disagree with that. the reaction to that is totally different from when tim tebow to knee and said a he was praying. i appreciate the call. thank you. host: good morning, democrats line. go ahead, victoria. caller: good morning. can you see why we are taking a knee? i won't recite the res

msnbc's chris matthews explores the life of robert f. kennedy. in "all out war," edward kline offers his thoughts on forces that are working to delegitimize the trump presidency. georgetown university law professor peter edelman offers a critical examination of laws that impact economically-disadvantaged americans in "not a crime to be poor." also being published this week, dilbert comic strip creator scott adams with "win bigly." in the three lives of james madison, noah feldman weighs in on the legacy of the founding father. neuroscientist joseph -- provides a history of alzheimer's disease and reports on the medical research being conducted today in the hopes of finding a cure in "pursuit of memory." and pulitzer prize finalist stephen kotkin recalls the life of soviet leader josef stalin in the prelude to world war ii. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> i was trying to figure out, you know, my life as an astronaut, life as an associate administrato

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"hard ball" with chris matthews starts now. >>> trump's trump. this is "hard ball." >>> good evening, i'm chris malhotra thus. in washington get on board or get out. that's the message for republicans uncomfortable with the new world order. according to the "new york times" today, quote, the president's brand of hard itch nationalism and gutt level cultural appeals is taking root within his adopted party and those uneasy with grievance politics are either giving in or giving up the fight. the republican party is now the party of donald trump. what does that mean for steve bannon? is he the president's hench man, his gatekeeper, his commisar of trumpdom. he has declared war on mainstream republicans especially mitch mcconnell. let's watch. >> mitch mcconnell and this permanent political class is the most corrupt and incompetent group of individuals in this country. >> for mitch mccome and warren baker and karl rove and steven law, all the instruments that tried to destroy judge moore and his family. your day of reckoning is coming. >> we are declar

i'm chris matthews in washington. when you're in a hole, stop digging.lly when we're in the hole with the widow of a lost serviceman who died in a dangerous mission in africa. donald trump would be wise to learn that lesson. instead, the president seems incapable of letting it go. letting anything go. last week he attacked a u.s. congresswoman for reporting what he told the wife of that american soldier. that is

i'm chris matthews in washington where we just heard a stung revelation about the president of the unitedtions committee, one of the body's top leaders has just declared the white house an adult day-care center. an adult day-care center. senator bob corker of tennessee said the president treats his office like a reality show. and he acts like he is doing "the apprentice" or something. senator corker warned that the

"hard ball" with chris matthews starts now. >>> trump's trump. >>> good evening, i'm chris malhotra thus. in washington get on board or get out. that's the message for republicans uncomfortable with the new world order. according to the "new york times" today, quote, the president's brand of hard itch nationalism and gutt level cultural appeals is taking root within his

i'm chris matthews in wauk. alarming stories out of the white house tonight.lose to the president say he's unstable, unraveling. describe the president is