position do we know who the front runners are exactly saturday is going to be a big day here claire well he said he's going to nominee his candidate he said he's going to be definitely a woman and one of these candidates is barbara. she is the daughter of cuban immigrants and she was it just says on the florida supreme court florida is a crucial state in this election so is the hispanic vote so this pick definitely also political move up a legal message coming from donald trump and the other possible candidate and probably trump's favorite is a meet tony barretto she's on the of peel's court in chicago she is conservative and sansa against abortion for example and she is also known for supporting donald trump in his immigration policies she has also mentioned several times how important religion is to her. of course republicans are in a rush to fill this seat before the election and what can we expect to see on november 3rd and help us understand why is the supreme court in the spotlight. well it's important to underline that the position of a justice in the supreme court is a life time pos

exactly saturday's going to be a big day here claire well he said he's going to i mean he's candidate he said he's it's going to be definitely a woman and one of these candidates is a barber. she is the daughter of cuban immigrants and she was a justices on the florida supreme court florida is a crucial state in this election so is the hispanic vote so this pick would definitely also political move up a legal message coming from donald trump and the other possible candidate and probably trump's favorite is a neat tony barretto she is on the appeals court in chicago she is conservative and stance against abortion for example and she is also known for supporting donald trump in his immigration policies she has also mentioned several times how important religion is to her. of course republicans are in a rush to fill this seat before the election what can we expect to see on november 3rd and help us understand why is the supreme court in the spotlight. well claire it's important to underline that the position of a justice of the supreme court is a life time position so this will really ma

exactly saturday's going to be a big day here claire well he said he's going to i mean he's candidate he said his it's going to be definitely a woman and one of these candidates is barbara. she is the daughter of cuban immigrants and she was a just says on the florida supreme court florida is a crucial state in this election so is the his and they can vote so this pick definitely also political move up a legal message coming from donald trump and the other possible candidate and probably trumps favorite is amy coney brett she's on the appeals court in chicago she is conservative and sans against abortion for example and she is also known for supporting donald trump in his immigration policies she has also mentioned several times how important religion is to her and of course republicans are in a rush to fill this seat before the election what can we expect to see on november 3rd and help us understand why is the supreme court in the spotlight. well claire it's important to underline that the position of a justice in the supreme court is a life time position so this will really mark th

this debate in some ways just in the fact that he's going to continue to have personal attacks on joe biden and the thing that biden donors as well as clairee thinking can joe biden not lose it when someone starts going after his son. can he make sure not to get too angry and a gaffe on when president trump goes that ugly way and starts to really get at him. >> peter baker, toward the end of your book, you make it clear jim baker at first says he's definitely going to vote for the president and then he doesn't respond to your question. is there anything said at this debate that would flip jim baker away from trump? >> jim baker does not make much of donald trump. his whole career was about a series of purposes, integrity, decency and dignitily yet he cannot break himself. he doesn't endorse trump, and has yet to vote against him. and they're trying to accommodate themselves to the person that's had a hostile takeover of the party. >> get peter and susan's book. thank you all. you're a terrific panel and it was great to be back in studio. before we say good-bye, a quick programming note, we debuted meet the press reports and on demand and p

claire. >> well, it really is just frankly unbelievable, isn't it? how can heinto the camera and say, i don't know who the proud boys are. he knows who the proud boys are. his staff has told him all morning. i mean, google it! for goodness sake, google it! they're a hate group! and he will not say it, because he wants them. he wants them on his side. that should be enough right there to reject this man wholly and fully. tom friedman is right, we should be worried that this guy has gotten into the oval office and dirtied it up with this kind of hate. it is outrageous for our country that we all love. okay, go on to somebody else. i got to take a breath. >> jason -- look, no -- i appreciate it! i felt the same way. and i said last night after i watched it that it was like watching an abusive relationship. trump's the abuser and the country is the abused. and jason, i wrestle every single daily with how much trump to show the viewer. i am as restrained and limited as i can be without hiding the news from the viewer. but having to watch him for 90 minutes bully and

clair was the first commander of american forces in the ohio country. he did not do very well. 1789 and 70 91 he suffered major defeats. he was succeeded in his camp and by anthony wayne, so called mad anthony wayne who had more success and finally defeated in a fairly decisive fashion the ohio coalition at the battle of fall long timbers in 1794. after that battle the ohio indians signed the treaty of greenville to bring an end to the conflict and agreed to sign away some of their lands, so the treaty of greenville is the first treaty in the ohio country that was the product not of negotiations but of warfare. the ohio coalition agreed to sign away a big chunk of the modern state of ohio, and also part of indiana. so you can see that the result of this warfare was to basically allow the united states to claim control of most of the territories that we just talked about that they had in fact already arranged for the sale and settlement. this pattern of really rapid westward expansion without regard for native territorial claims in a process that really accelerated violence bet

messaging consultant claire meyerhoff and from new york kristen ruby ruby media group clear if you could tell vice president biden one thing as he prepares for tuesday night what would it be. well i would say goodbye and i would lose a great match this is not just want to raise my magic wand i would say just invite me. when well when you fall bryan to the woodchip he really does receive a new one with a smile receive the whole time and so if he could do that for ryan who was your experience person what can you do to donald trump we experience the government and really doesn't have a clue about how government works now because it's a man who knows exactly how government works is the son of experience the great mind i just want to say for bring back when it's well joe biden this debate is all i. that's the least he's going to have to do because he's really got the inverse situation now paul ryan knew the substance but didn't have the overconfidence donald trump does while many lacks the substance cristen the converse question for you if trump would listen to anybody and you were that anybody what advice would you give him for tuesday night. i would tend to focus on 2 things the 1

he always had empathy, but as claire is saying, he has tied it to something broader and much more potentially politically advantageous do you think it's enough >> well, i think, first of all, that p you'll notice what's not here anymore and i want to note it just because it really does go back to highlight something that we've all been saying here today. but what is joe biden not doing right now as a way to try to win the economic argument? he's not doing what he was doing in june and july you don't hear him talk about build back better anymore. and the core of that is still what he's going to try to do he's going to try to build back better and there's a bunch of policy architecture to that. but where he's going now in the last six weeks is not to policy, not to white papers, not to blue books, not to stacks of proposals or legislation or regulatory changes or tax changes. he's going to this much more visceral thing that, again, speaks to buying biography and speaks to empathy and people like you and i agree with you in the sense that a lot of democrats -- democrats are going to be nervous about this election all the way, not just to election day,

they hear his voice on the tapes, the elderly, they're going to go well, he really didn't care at all whether i died or not. >> claire and john are not going anywhere for the next 40 minutes. they're staying with us. when we come back, the tens of thousands of lives lost because donald trump wanted to play down the coronavirus. our friend joins the conversation and then later, one of the top nation's experts on elections and campaign law says the only person committing fraud now on a massive scale is donald j. trump we return after a quick break. don't go anywhere. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camarie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a

with hunter biden, some of the points he was trying to make didn't land that well because of his own jagged style and his own overinterrupting. so i agree with clairei'm not sure it hurts him, but if someone is unsettled by the way he's conducted himself as president but is on the fence about him, are they going to look at this performance and say, that's my guy? unlikely. so it's probably a status quo debate but it's trump that needs the trajectory of this race changed. >> rich, thank you. we're going to take a quick break and be back with more on tonight's debate in just a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "hey, you alright?" ♪ find the nonpartisan facts behind the real stories at usafacts.org i'm looking for my client. i'm so sorry. accountant.es [ sighs ] hey! hey man! you're here. you don't trust me here is vegas, do you? well... i thought we had a breakthrough with the volkswagen. we did. yes. we broke through. that's the volkswagen! that's the cross sport. wow. seatbelts. ♪ please, just tell me where we're going. ♪ >>> welcome back to our continuing coverage of the post debate analysis. i'll be hosting an nbc news town hall with democratic nominee joe biden on

well, there is our motive right there. nothing like that. >> since bill and claire hunter were both doctors at creighton, he a pathologist, she a cardiologistctives wondered if someone at the hospital might have had a motive to harm them. >> do you have any patients that are upset with me? >> not as far as i know, honestly. >> how about your wife? >> i don't know -- i mean, usually not. >> everyone handles grief differently. after their youngest son was murdered in their home, the hunters seemed to want nothing more than to be left alone. >> we're kind of a private family, so not too keen on talking with media. >> on the other hand, the family of shirrlee sherman, the other dundee victim, desperately wanted to keep the case in the public eye. >> we wanted publicity. >> you really want this to be solved. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> hell, yeah. >> they had their own ideas about who the killer might be and the more they talked, the more detectives wondered if perhaps shirrlee sherman had actually been the intended target. >>> coming up -- >> at one point in time, she was thinking about getting a restraining order. >> a secret in the sherman famil

claire should be the starve this segment. >> market or sales, i don't know how well you know him. if he but i think a boring ceo could do 10 you don't need every single person to overdo it by a factor of five. why can't you get everyone on board even the ones that aren't good at marketing and raising money? >> well, part of the answer is this show right now and you having that call out out there as kenny said, he's been a wonderful ambassador for our work, along with a bunch of other people together we've been able to inch towards progress we're looking at around 50 million people in the country who know where we're going to get the next wheel for themselves, the kids i'm particularly concerned about what's going on with children right now. we're looking at somewhere around 14 million in the country who will be food insecure as well as food insecurity that existed before it started. koom on, guys. let's compete on this. this is really good. >> kenny, i don't know whether you can hear claire. >> i can hear. >> i was able to hear almost everything claire said kenny, do you know the facts

claire mccaskill. columnist and associate editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson and there he is, donny deutsch is with us as well this morning. donny, got some new depth on your shot today. trying something different every thing remains the same, the tanned up guns are still there. >> i was getting heat about the dental office i was in, my office was downstairs. so i moved upstairs. i'll give you a tour later >> look at this guy, amazing check out these polls we have for you. starting in arizona, joe biden with a nine point lead over president trump there. in the battleground state of wisconsin that president trump won by a hair in 2016, the latest morning consult poll shows joe biden with a nine point lead there as well in maine, the latest "new york times" poll finds joe biden with a commanding 17 point lead over the president. and in north carolina, the two are statistically tied with joe biden up one point over donald trump 45 to 44 joe? >> claire, we were talking about generals always fighting the last war wisconsin, a lot of us thought wisconsin was going to be what tim rus erthought florida was in 2000 we

he didn't do anything. joining us now, former u.s. senator, now an msnbc political analyst for nbc news as well, claire mccaskill.for "the daily beast," sam stein. and host of msnbc's "politicsnation" and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. his new book is "rise up: confronting a country at the crossroads." and claire, i want to expound upon that line, because it was telling. it is all about trump. it's all about his money. his tax returns say so much in terms of the reporting that we've seen from "the new york times." everything he does, it appears every move he makes on the world stage comes back to the money. but at that moment, it also showed his extreme lack of empathy, talking about the coronavirus in the terms of what he had to go through, when he didn't do anything while joe biden was warning the country and "usa today" in january that a deadly pandemic was going to hit the world and we needed to be prepared. this president got rid of the pandemic office. he doesn't listen to his scientists. he tells people to put bleach under their skin to try and solve it. he doesn't care. an

he can go ahead with year 7. coming back to have a quick chat with claire as well.hey have also followed the government guidelines, they have everything in place with masks being worn in corridors and different things like that so i feel quite pleased with everything that's been done. they have all done a tremendous job and i feel quite happy for the children to go back to school. one more with lee. i think, go back to school. one more with lee. ithink, tommy, you have an older sister going into year 9? she will be able to show you around but not until tomorrow. yes, she will be able to show you around but not untiltomorrow. yes, she is will be able to show you around but not until tomorrow. yes, she is not as excited as tommy but she is going back and it is exciting for her because she gets to choose new subject towards head gcses and gets to see her friends again so it is good. yes. they won't have been at school for six months. she has really enjoyed homeschooling but it is time to go back and embrace the new term. the most x -- import of these to make sure you a