"j crump. tom has done nothing for us. ——jcrump. crump.for us. —— j crump. —— trump. crump. tom has done nothing for us. --j crump. -- trump. donald trump was firing on all cylinders yesterday. you know, we went pennsylvania we win the whole deal, you know that. but today, at republican party headquarters it was a weary sounding and more downbeat president as he contemplated the day and night ahead. i am president as he contemplated the day and nightahead. iam not president as he contemplated the day and night ahead. i am not thinking about a concession speech yet. hopefully we will only be doing a winning speech and winning is easy, losing is never easy. not for me it is not. joe biden was also in pennsylvania today, returning to his childhood home of scranton. he took his megaphone over the state. pennsylvania is key to this election. by the way, folks. if you do not have that comic get your boat out. get your vote out. the first place to vote is the small village of dixville notch. small village of dixville notchm opens and closes a sho

ben crump said his mother died to what you mean his mother died? he was calling for his mother. he said that was what was so strange that he was calling for his mother. it almost cheered me up because he was calling for someone that he had to know wasn't there but it was like he didn't have anyone else to call. it was like calling for food probably called for all his life. life. and as you know of someone who has is company for 30 years, my mother was -- i came out of a single-parent home. i know that feeling. i think it also brought it all back to me, the emotions and the funeral, , because i know what t is to call for a mother. because nobody else would help, my mother was there and i felt that is what george had. >> host: as the son of a single mom as well, that was the thing that got me. that's your pursuit of last resort when you're calling for your mom, there's nowhere else to turn to. as a result of the killing of george floyd, we have seen -- i can't remember an incident that created this much outrage. national protests almost overnight in cities big and small, protestin

to be so little to get the no podium they want done, which will be on the charcoal is coming from crump you don't ask, are you nothing can save your own will. it's important that we're all going about simple. you stand the market equals the good things and not think what do you want is the point again, going to be on your members has gone where they're going through. this is my least bit of me familiar. the 2nd nor can very little p.c.r. . both of us goes south on the big wire grounds. could you one day in the embassy, you've got it. the middle, nobody up in your community also can be a spokesman to boost our you don't build widely. and if you think men did this with dollar bills by paying for your training, when the news person would, you know you're looking at them, you can now finally landed here. you mean me to go up to the meeting? not that you're going there to study to learn binyamin up again. you just don't have a community where you don't do a month or a little with these are just some thoughts for us. it was a 1st come from the mountain dolt, but it's better go to what's accep

. >> reporter: attorney ben crump has represented both the floyd family and breonna taylor's in their justice. >> that's why we've seen in the united states, cities pass police reform legislation. that's something significant. then the other side, as you know, byron. last week in cocoa, florida, the police shot two young black teenagers, 16-year-old a.j. croons, 18-year-old sincere pierce. and so even though george floyd has brought a focus on the conversation, it's still happening. >> reporter: some of the loudest cries over the past six months have been for radical change, including calls to defund the police. city leaders in baltimore, portland, and philadelphia pledging to drastically cut or reallocate funding of their police departments. >> i think every police department right now is trying to figure out how they look at policing in general. how do they reimagine what policing should be? but it's really about looking at our policy and practices and our vision of every police department, to assure that we're moving in the right direction. >> let's bring this down! >> reporter: in

attorney benjamin crump is now representing the families of 16-year-old angelo crooms and 18-year-old sincere pierce. crump said the teenagers were terrified and tried to drive around the officers who were aiming guns at the car. the officers were following the car because they thought it had been stolen. but in fact, the car belonged to the girlfriend of one of the teenagers. in omaha, nebraska, protests continued over the weekend after two omaha police officers shot dead kenneth jones, a 35-year-old black man, during a routine traffic stop on thursday. police smashed in the passenger window where jones was sitting and attempted to drag jones out of the car before opening fire. according to a police press release, the officers continued to yell at jones to show his hands even after they had shot him. in california, san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has filed homicide charges against a police officer who shot dead an unarmed black man in 2017. the officer, christopher samayoa, shot keita o'neil from inside his patrol car after a chase. boudin is believed to be the first san

in november 4 years ago,, ahead of crumps move to d.c., began doing everything to turn his white house, stay into misery after they planted the russia gate bomb under the oval office chair, to play on his nerves throughout the whole term. what should you expect if not revenge, contacts between president elect donald trump's advisors and russian officials. he's alone in being unwilling to accept the view that this was done by the russians . trump is already act like a russian with one phrase on their mind. that is, he's got nothing to lose pundits are trying to calculate the likelihood of spoiler moves. after all, the lame ducks already caused a stir at the pentagon. president travels purging the top ranks of the pentagon, 48 hours after the election was called for joe biden. president trump is just fired, his defense secretary said, always big news when the secretary of defense is fired and that is what the president says he has just done to that now outgoing secretary of defense. so what now to try to pull out of ghana stand all of a sudden or start operations against iran, even witho

said in the zoom meeting, he apologized for being behind and working on a 39 counts against a brewing crump tucker: the media in your state is corrupt and took the side of your governor who is incompetent. rick savage, i hope you will come back and tell us how the story ends. >> we have a go fund me. we raised $100,000 and we gave is back to small businesses and used the rest for lawyers. it's about the freedom in the people in maine. we are in a really bad spot. we will lose a lot more businesses. >> tucker: rick savage, thank you very much. just a couple hundreds away from the sunday river brewing company governor andrew cuomo is urging people not to celebrate thanksgiving but he announced he was celebrating thanksgiving with his own family. >> the story is my mom is going to come up and two of my girls. that's the current plan. but the plans change. hmmm, but that's my plan. >> tucker: oh, so you are not allowed to celebrate thanksgiving with your family but governor cuomo is because he is the governor and you are not. well, people did not respond well to that. so he changed his plan. he

the reason why crump won in 2016 is because the center refused for decades to stand up to the left.ood that america was sick and tired of left-wing groupthink. if the democrats don't understand this and you have a left-wing house, left-wing senate, and a liberal spineless president, you're going to see something even bigger than trump in 222 and 2024. >> juan: didn't republicans have control of the house, the senate, the white house after '16? i didn't hear you say that then. >> greg: you weren't listening. >> jesse: up next, democrats on the verge of a civil war after key election losses and how joe biden is already siding with members of the far left. at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our

crump and his creepies misused their power time and time and time again. he asks comey and gets barr to intervene. then after all that, donald trump has stepped in in the last days of his presidency and pardoned flynn. president in office for almost two months and while he's shown no indication he wants to leave the country or deal with a pandemic that killed 2200 americans today -- today -- there is still plenty of time for him to abuse his office and himself and his allies and make sure nobody pays a price. think of it this way. what would it have looked like if richard nixon had just pardoned everyone on his way out the door? we might soon find out. americans were warned. congressman jim heinz, a democrat sits on the house intelligence committee which led the hearings and joins me now. congressman, i suppose not surprising but i'm curious your reaction. >> well, it's -- you can't be shocked by donald trump anywhere, but obviously very sad. it's sad because the pardon power, it's a very unusual power, right. it is completely unchecked and it's designed t

still ab counting up the votes and that could impact the outcome of local races in state propositions crump was will tran is live at the contra costa county registrar's office with a look at the process it's the local numbers that were wondering about as you knew california was decided in a minute. nationally. >>it was decided i mean we joke about how it took them a full minute to declare a final winner, but that was a foregone conclusion, but there are some state measures that are still up in the air. look at this box right behind me james and euro yesterday was wide open on the los are being dropped off and you can clearly see they shot it. they put the key on at the lock on it and then they put the words, voting close so no more balance, but there's still so many ballots that still need to be counted. this is record turnout for contra costa county of last check 465,000 ballots came in and according to them 90% of those ballots would mail in ballots usually it's around 6040 as far as in person voting and mail in ballots, but because of covid-19 and the word to get out and vote early. 90%

crump and i'mdler here for trump as well, for america, for the future. we saw something incredible last week. [inaudible] we knew we had an election in the back. -- in the bag. that is what we did. but the left to do something interesting that has never been done before in american history. immediate and strong voting. election fraud, boo that. stand for democracy. how come they are canceling out our voices? canceling out american voices? canceling out american voices? i want to stand for president that does something for them. how come they cancel that out? i say we stop to feel. [applause] yes. raise those flags and banners all the way up, all the way out. you guys are amazing, i will tell you that much. i want to thank each and every person that came out here from all of america to spend saturday here with us, at freedom plaza, in washington, d.c.. we sent ashley stand for something greater than ourselves. somethingd for greater than ourselves. we stand for america. we stand to keep america great. we stand for the future. i'm 16 years old, a member of

levels and i think one remarkable being that this community can say that it happened under president crump was that religious freedom at that prison term signed in 2017 which gives on 6 right to serve in the u.s. army and other security agencies with their beard and turban as a part of the uniform so i would say it was a it was a great thing overall for the sick community. i want you to hear from peace and adequate she is an outer are a bit correspondent she is literally on the road right now in our car on the road reporting on this election we're going to meet her in just a moment but before we go to the break i have something that i really want to show you. i'm going to leave you with this is president trump and he's speaking to sheriff's around the country in 2018 about immigrants coming to century cities. we have people coming into the country trying to come and we're stopping a lot of them but we're taking people out of the country you wouldn't believe it. these are people. these are animals and we're taking them out of the country the level of the rape that's never happened before. b

biden/harris campaign put out a photo of biden meeting with george floyd's family and attorney ben crumpout at a time in philadelphia particularly. people needed to be reminded that he showed compassion for a family seeking justice, whereas donald trump went the opposite way. but i reiterate the looting and disorder only feeds into trump's law and order narrative, and a lot of community leaders and activists on the ground are saying every brick you throw through a window is a vote for donald trump. >> coming up, a check on battleground florida. the way joe sees it it's tied there. what could swing the state on election day? we will talk about that next on "morning joe." before voltaren arthritis pain gel, my husband would have been on the sidelines. but not anymore! an alternative to pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. myi'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have ja

they released today the photo of the meeting with george floyd's family and attorney crump and i before funeral, showing he's been involved in these issues, contrasting donald trump who's running law and order. so i believe if they are not the real efforts of suppression that we can see a large vote come out and they have to prepare the voters, though, that they're going to try to put impediments in your way and you must be more determined, you must not leave the polls. that's their challenge. and not have the distractions. i mean, rachel, when you see them go get rappers who never stood up for any issue at all, it's all right to be a rapper. many rappers have been socially involved. the rappers that donald trump rolled out hasn't stood up for trayvon or george floyd. they all of a sudden discover politics with donald trump. so that's not going to work. we may be many things, stupid is not one of them. but i think that you got to prepare people if they're going to try impediments like we saw in north carolina. >> rev, i want to dig into that a little bit more. even in my neighborhood, i

." >> ben crump is a powerful and influential voice in the black community. >> what we want is an arrestivil rights cases. he's worked on cases like trayvon martin, michael brown. >> we filed that wrongful death lawsuit to make sure that we could get the truth out about what happened to breonna taylor because we did not believe we were going to get the truth from the government agencies that were over this investigation. >> what was your hope at that point? what were you trying to achieve? >> just to know what happened. to understand why breonna was dead. >> police weren't investigating breonna taylor. they were investigating an ex-boyfriend of breonna's named jamarcus glover. everything that happens that night at her apartment needs to be understood in the context of this broader investigation. >> jamarcus glover is in his 20s. there are a couple of houses in particular in louisville that they appear to target, where he's been accused of dealing drugs. >> one place in particular, 2424 elliot avenue became a focus of a sting operation, essentially. surveillance video was taken. >> walk t

. >> narrator: in the wreckage of, atlantic crump had changed course... >> trump's name once meant goldmeouble... >> narrator: and doubled down on what had been a side business: celebrit >> he's always saw himself as a potential tv or entertainment star.'s nother part of his, his personality, is, he likes to be an entertainer. donald trump. >> narrator: on tv... >> it's the donald, oh, god!tl (yelps s >> euse me, where's the lobby? >> nrator: movies... >> down the hall and to the left. >> thanks. >> the donald is here... >> narrator: in the ring... he always played the same character: himlf. >> (laughs wildly): oh, my god! the hostile takeover of donald trump... >> what he was selling was a brand.he he learned that ust had to keep being relevant. he just had to keep being talked about, even if it meant being notorious. ♪ >> narrator: they built a false boardroom onhe vacant fifth floor of trump tower. al my first time meeting d trump, we walked into the boardroom, we were seated. and about 20 minutes later, the cameras starting rolling anddo ld trump walked in. w >> the sansformed donal

while crump enjoys the trappings of wealth biden spent his career shaping his foreign policy beliefs. and forging friendships abroad. conspiracy theories about barack obama our president has finally released a birth certificate and run for office on a nationalist ticket for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states so help me go to prayer arrived promising isolationism. it's going to be only america 1st which saw him embrace dictators unfolds while pushing need to allies around the tour deal after deal. i am announcing today the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal from the paris. climate a court. staged on treaties with russia. so we're going to terminate a brit we're going to pull out he's gone where few presidents have he was impeached and he repeatedly cozied up to violent white supremacists. very fine people on both sides. providing america 1st means america alone he's on a mission to rewind the trunk years and he's hoping his folksy appeal will win over swing voters. we are in a battle for the soul of this nation. will he too is no str

they're going to say ms brown marshall will get to you right mr crump please wrap it up and then we'll go have miss problem are still going to though it could only carry on do the crime before it means if you have some prospects and then you see trump changes the life conditions ultimate community to the better while correct obama changed it to the to the birth so it doesn't change anything if you refer to history look at income look at unemployment rate look at crime lore and then you see that but i'm a little overwhelmed. all right i'm plowing that went down across the border and he didn't do it specifically for anybody in atlanta you know didn't mind being able quark's around with him like everyone and happened to go down for black people as well it was not when you got to go down for black people and process i want i criticize or not barack obama did you i didn't think he was perfect but what i what i'm saying here is that this was not a focus oh trauma administration to help the black community and if you're in the time period we are looking at it but people have done well they've