why then would it be in donald trump's best interest to be seen as a racist when chris matthews saysnybody whiteod would not pull the lever for someone who is a racist. the whole thing is unfair, he never said it, and of donald trump is such a racist, sean, why did he have to lie about exhibit d a? and ought to be easy to find things that alter and pass them, why do you have to lie about it? >> sean: let me go back to the president, he is talking about manufacturing. obviously, this impacts the midwest and a big way pure political back to minnesota. >> president trump: and we will keep out -- we will keep people out of our country. thank you. we will keep out of these ridiculous, endless wars, and countries you've never heard ofi and you never will, it's ridiculous, and we areof bringig them all home, you see that. we will maintain america's unrivaled military mines and we will ensure peace through strength, that is what we have. ridiculous, we are all over the world. we are in places nobody ever heard of before. we will and surprise medical billing, required price transparency, it k

absolutely when you have to explain to other people what you believe i really started to go on the chris matthews show. we had been watching him literally as long as there has been cable television. he was a legend he worked on the hill for three separate congressman was actually a capitol hill police officer before he worked in politics. he doesn't pontificate because he pontificates but he actually worked for the speaker of the house so that is experience you cannot trade. so when i was on the show hardball for the first time, it is very intimidating and close has been very generous as i was invited back but was the person on there that people loved to hate we all hate - - olympus people because we hate him so much and i was me and i would argue am up to argue but it was a very likable in overtime working on several presidential campaigns that if i was ever going to be effective in promoting the conservative philosophy would have to learn how to convince people that was reasonable so i had to learn how to speak to people who did not believe what i believe and find common ground has worked very

wouould have been tested -- e would have been tested before the debate i believe -- amy: no, chris matthews-- sosorry, chris walallace said tt trumump arrived too late to actually have a test and they workrked on the "." hononor system." >> ok. that's right. i'm glglad you corrected me on that. i know the biden campaign said he was tested before going to obviouslyand that is a big breach, if f that is what happened with the whitee house. the one thing theyey have been sentnt repeatedly throughout the last several weeks and months of this pandemic is that he has tested regularly. i think many people assumed he is tested on a daily basis, which would have included that tuesday of the debate. i can tell you that reporters and others who are around the president regularly at the white house obviously before this diagnosis are tested on a daily basis. so i think there is certainly an assumption that was happening with him, to. amy: another critical question, your colleagues who were there that we can covering the events around amy coney barrett, three have now tested positive e as fr as we know.

so there's this senator from georgia and chris matthews is an msnbc commentator, listen to this clip here which i have cued up here. matthews is going to confront miller and it will get heated very quickly. >> answer the question. >> it's a tough question. it takes a few words. >> get out of my face! if you're going to ask me a question, step back and let me answer it. >> you know, i was with -- [ cheering ] >> i wish we -- i wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel. that would be pretty good. >> he always couldn't keep a straight face because in the days which you could challenge a person to the duel, america was a pretty violent, nasty place. well, if there are no other questions we will end there. next week we have our turn to abligszists and to reform. so make sure to check out that reading and bring the documents with you for our discussion. i'm trying to think. yeah, just any other questions about the chapter quizzes and let me know over e-mail, otherwise, thank you for your attention and see you on tuesday. >>> weeknights this month on american hist

this is a senator from georgia, okay like american politician, popular senator, zell miller, and chris matthews, an msnbc commentator. listen to this clip here. which i have cued up here. look at this. matthews is going to confront miller and it's going to get heated really quickly. >> ask the question. >> it's a tough question. it takes a few words. >> get out of my faus. if you're going to ask me a question, step back and let me ask it. >> senator, please. >> you know, i wish -- i wish we -- i wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel. that would be pretty good. >> he almost couldn't keep a straight face because in the days when you could challenge a person to a duel, america was a pretty violent, nasty place. if there's no other questions we're going to end there. next week we have our turn to abolitionists and to reform. so make sure to check out that reading. bring the documents with you for our discussion. i'm trying to think, if there's any other questions about the chapter quizzes, let me know over email. otherwise, thank you for your attention. we'll see you

this whole notion that he ran sending dog whistles to racists, there is a former host on msnbc, chris matthews once said, he was a campaign manager for tip o'neill, he was his press secretary, he wrote a book called hardball about campaigns, he said white people will not vote for somebody if they thought they were racist. why would it be in donald trump's best interest if they were received as a racist? anybody white would not pull a lever for somebody who is a racist. it's b.s., it's unfair, he never said it and if donald trump is such a racist, why did he have to lie about exhibit a question mark what it have to lie about it? >> sean: let me go back to the president talking about manufacturing, it impacts the midwest and a big way. >> president trump: we will keep people out of our country -- thank you. we will keep out of these ridiculous, endless wars and countries that you'll never heard of and never will hereof, it's ridiculous and we are them all home. we will maintain america's unrivaled military might and we will ensure peace through strength, that's what we have. we are all over the

there is a famous anecdote my friend chris matthews talks about in his really great book on nixon kennedy where he says, they went up to pennsylvania to do a debate because they were viewed as the young up and comers in the democratic and republican parties, and they sat around that night after the debate and they talked baseball. then they hopped on the train into shared a burger on the way back to washington and chatted about politics. i would not call them friends, but they were friendly. a different kind of politics that we long for now, where people could be friends across the aisle. kennedy always said, i do not see my opponents as enemies, i see them as adversaries. host: this is john, waiting on the line for democrats. caller: hi. along those same lines, senator kennedy had a dry run six months earlier when he debated senator humphrey as they were going for the nomination and thanks to , c-span, i had an opportunity to watch that debate. i was blown away by how two thirds of all the rebuttals were simply, i agree with senator kennedy, or i agree with senator humphrey. [laughter] t

it reminds me of a moment in 2016 when he was with chris matthews and he asked him should women who getyou could see the gears begin to turn in his head. what am i supposed to say here? what is the conservative answer here? what should i say? and he ended up saying, yes, they should be punished. jonathan lemire, last night we had the dueling town halls, joe biden on abc. and donald trump here on nbc and the nbc networks. we have been laying out seven or eight different moments including his apparent confession that he owes more than $400 million to someone. he wouldn't say to whom. how do they feel about the night? >> well, first, willie i'll say in defense of the woman in the trump audience i find myself nodding along involuntarily any time mike barnicle speaks. >> it's true. >> viewers would have experienced some whiplash watching the two -- trying to watch both town halls. there was one moment that crystallized it. at the same moment that trump was defending qanon, joe biden was talking about the taxes. he showed the empathy to the listeners, to those asking him questions. he had an

i remember early 2004, i was on the panel with chris matthews. i think brokaw, howard fineman, mike barnicle. this is something for people to be looking at at 7:15, 7:30 when the florida results came in. i started looking -- because the whole state of florida doesn't report obviously until 8:00 when the central time zone of florida, my part of the state starts reporting, but i could tell by 8:00, by comparing what bush had done in 2004 with what he was doing in 2004 and these florida -- in these florida counties, whether it was in miami-da miami-dade, broward or palm beach or whether it was the center of the state or up in jacksonville and duval county. i could tell that bush was so overperforming his 2000 numbers and i turned to people on the panel, i said, hey, florida is not going to be close this year. since there are so many transplants in this state, if bush is outperforming himself here, this is going to also be true across the midwest. also -- and it ended up being that way. that's why, steve, we have all been hearing that, yes, pennsylva

matthew holmes was third. dowsett‘s win is the first at a grand tourfor the israel start—up nation team, who chris froome willhe main bunch to keep the leader's pinkjersey. and ahead of today's stage, it was confirmed that british rider simon yates had pulled out of the race after testing positive for coronavirus. his mitchelton—scott team released a statement saying yates developed mild symptoms after yesterday's stage, and after two positive tests, he'll now be isolating. england's michael "venom" page has won the all—british bellator mixed martial arts welterweight bout against ross "the hitman" houston of scotland. the contest went the full distance in paris, with the judges giving page the victory by a unanimous decision, ending houston's unbeaten record. you can watch the rest of the night's action on the bbc iplayer. and that's all from sportsday. good evening. definite autumn chill in the air today and they will be again tomorrow. but compared to today, there will be a few of those darkening clouds and downpours and that of course does mean where we saw a little bit of sunshine in between the downpour

chris washington chief information security officer at software -- the largest provider of technology in the u.s.. he's here to sheriffs with us all the improvements being done to election security du jour accurate and audible elections. matthew matheson security adviser for the department of homeland security or a focuses on election security efforts issues. presently served as a commissioner at the election assistance commission from december 2014 until march 2018 including serving as the commissions chairman and 2017 to 2018. trevor timmins has served as the color colorado secretary of state since 2007 after eight years deputy ceo -- thank you very much for this panel thank you very much to each of you for listening and now i will turn it over to john. >> i am very excited to be here with this panel to moderate this topic for our country today i would like to dive right in and the first question with a deep expert i would like you to set the stage and then to understand the complex system with the correct encryption and then the confidence of the outcome so with 55 days left with the election. for many ways -- with the angle having confidence son so with 50 -- we talk to us about how the government is addressing the needs