it's just cruelty. >> david jolly, susan calloway, thank you so very much. here to london, a state reception to buckingham palace behind us is about to begin. dignitaries are arriving from around the world, including president biden and the first lady. their motorcade just went by moments ago. maybe we can see that. daisy mick andrew is with me. meanwhile, authorities are also, as you can imagine, bracing for hundreds of thousands of people expected to line the route of the the funeral possession tomorrow. it's the largest security operation ever undertaken by london police. let's talk about that. notably, british police are not armed, but we're going to have armed soldiers there. the bobbies will not be armed, as i understand. we're going to have british military. i remember when i was in cornwall at the g7 that we thought that was good security. i was meeting with the scottish and irish regiments of police at the airports who were being flown in from all over the uk. this is even -- >> this is off the scale. i've been watching all the motorcades of police

let's bring in former republican congressman from florida, david jolly. he is an msnbc contributor. there if you want from the former president. >> yeah. >> let's just get your overall take. this was a closely watched rally, his first since the mar-a-lago search. he didn't hold back. he barely endorsed the republican candidates on the ballot. this was about him. it was a particularly potent and potentially dangerous mix of grievances. >> yeah, jonathan, good to be with you. an important historic moment because it's too easy to slip into giving equity to both arguments here. to recognizing that each party has a different perspective. the truth is, there might be two sides to a story, but there is only one truth. i think what donald trump demonstrates in pennsylvania at his rally is exactly joe biden's point, which is, there is no unifying with insurrectionists. if we were to accept that both sides in this case, donald trump and joe biden, have a valid point, it'd requires you to kind of suspend truth for a moment and pretend that january 6th never happened. because in donald trump an

former republican congressman, david jolly. first to you.or story line here is abortion and the abortion rights started with kansas. what we've seen in other states and some of those special elections. let's take a look at the democrats putting an all-time high advantage on this issue. latest nbc news poll. explain how that could factor into the races you're highlighting for control of congress. >> abortion ended up coming out, obviously has changed the entire midterm landscape. really energized democrats. democrats have a big advantage on abortion in our poll. we have six in ten voters who disagree with the supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade. so this has energized democrats. they feel like they have the voters on their side. of course when it comes to the governors races we're watching, abortion is an issue in which you have real effect. often, we focus so much on congressional control. who's going to control the house and senate. when it comes to these gubernatorial races, these are the ones where a governor in places like

joining our coverage, former florida congressman david jolly.ier this week after the evacuation orders came down. when he was in congress he represented pinellas county along the central coast along the gulf. david jolly, we talked a lot about how accustomed to the preparations that go into a storm like this, but this is at the end of the day a traumatic event. it is unpredictable. even people who know the most about it have seen them are talking about the last-minute turns that this storm took. just tell me what it's like preparing for a storm like this as it hits. >> well, and covering it as well, nicolle, because this is part of the human story. we're kind of fascinated with the power of mother nature and the weather and the rising seas and the winds. but we still right now very much are in the active stage of preserving human life and providing for human safety. all of the preparation over the last several days, and florida is a state that is well experienced with this preparation, was to address humane safety and human life. we're still ver

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david jolly, thank you i'm glad your family is safe.of florida all day. it is where you see the best of humanity. as mr. rogers always said, look for the helpers. we'll be meeting one of them, a member of the cajun navy from texas, when the 11th hour continues. javier read a saying that cliff left his left and self plugged in which was really good because my thing stopped working i had run over there so it was very lucky sorry after rush to get this saved this this i always have terrible terrible luck on this computer it hasn't it has a curse on and i swear that if anything can go wrong or will murphy murphy's law after and now i have to take one of cliffs because i was signed in as him over there oh this is confusing know we're doing after midnight yes hurricane ian's record-breaking storm surge forced some great firefighters to get creative with their rescue efforts nbc's sam brock is there the first responders were racing to help the city recover what are you processing as you look at that it's a lot to take in the seven plus feet of

of course, it's too early to know exactly what the needs -- >> joining me now is david jolly, msnbc politicalan congressman who is no longer with the party. david, you're a politician. you ran for office in the state of florida. i don't know if you served in congress when desantis was a tea party freshman congressman. >> i did. >> what you understand, i think better than anyone else, i worked in politics for a while, but i think you understand it better than i do, is there are two kinds of ways to run for office. there is media where you purchase an ad, you purchase ad time on tv. you send out post cards, everything like that is paid media. and then there's earned media. earned media is way more valuable. it's far more valuable. it's when you can get unpaid media. it's when you can get the media to pay attention to you and to watch you doing something that's only positive, where there's no negative spin attached to it, where you don't have to pay for it, it's not an ad. that's huge earned media. i think disants understands the earned media he gets from doing the press conferences is very valu

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>> so, david jolly, you know how you know that it's working?at is so unbelievably hysterical. i mean, they are sobbing on their fox news panels. they are literally melting down at the core, and they have their opinion writers pushing these, like, do you believe -- they're not offended by deadly insurrection. they were not offended by grabbing women in the bleep. they were not offended by good people on both sides, but they are freaking the bleep out about donald trump's wing of the party being called out by the current president as maga republicans when president joe biden's going out of his way to say, not all of you. i like so many of you. just not the maga ones. and they are melting down. >> they are, nicole. the pearl-clutching by republicans is kind of maddening, but also humorous, and look, they are demanding both sides. well, i will tell you this. there might be two sides to a story, but there's only one truth. and that's what joe biden was trying to ask the american people to see when he spoke last thursday in maryland. there is only on

and frank figliuzzi, an msnbc national security analyst, and the former republican congressman david jolly joins us. he's also an msnbc political analyst. frank, here we go. so i saw the pictures and was horrified but not shocked. this is where we've been heading. you don't start with footsie and end up anywhere other than tangled up in the sheets together in bed, and that's where donald trump is right now with qa non. what does that mean for the qanon adherents in america? >> yeah, i saw it as well, and i was astonished by the messaging there. it's actually quite strategic and certainly nothing spontaneous or accidental about it. look, when you combine the characteristics of a cult with all the trappings of a religion, you've got a very volatile, dangerous scenario on your hands. i frequently refer to the maga movement as a form of cult, but clearly if you watch this a youngstown, ohio, rally and if you were to take trump out of the video. listen to at audio in the last moments of the rally and watch the crowd, that kind of one word, that one finger gesture hands raised to the heaven, you

i want to bring in illinois democratic congresswoman sherry bustos and congressman david jolly. david, you saw the way the issues break down. in your mind, is the overriding factor going to come down to whether people care more about the economic issues or their cultural issues or is that a too simplistic view? >> i don't think it's too simplistic in terms of the top issues of the economy in a woman's right to choose. clearly in a post dobbs world, we have seen the numbers shift more favorably to democrats. what i'm fascinated to see this psych sl you can break down election cycles into turnout races or persuasion races. truthly, they are turnout races. can i turn out enough people on my side based on enthusiasm or anger. what the dobbs decision did is handed a persuadable constituency on the woman's right to choose. the nuance is the persuadable voters for democrats this cycle are not traditional democratic-performing voters. they probably have never identified as pro choice. but they are learning that maybe they were pro roe all along. that message doesn't fit neatly within the

former democratic senator doug jones of alabama, and former republican representative david jolly of're seeing this week. the current president talking about the democratic system and the former president still engaged in just that, threatening our government, our judiciary system, our department of justice, our fbi, what are your thoughts about this week in both? >> first off, reverend al, let me congratulate you on 11 years of "politics nation" and being a voice for so many people across this country. congratulations. >> thank you. >> i thought what we saw this week is simply what we're seeing across america. people are saying that polls are showing that americans believe, that the number one believe these days is there is a threat to democracy, the problem is, coming at it from different angles. you know, donald trump did this week exactly what he has done for the last five or six years, he has spewed hate and divisive rhetoric, trying to whip up his base, in a frenzy. and i know that president biden's speech was criticized as being divisive but in fact, it was a call to unity. wh

as our friend david jolly, who is now with us today, has often said, you can be pro-life and still prowhat we have seen in the 90 days since the decision was officially overturned is a kickoff any of really, really unfortunate human rights violations where young girls are being forced to carry babies to term where women are crossing state lines to pursue abortion as health care and where corporations are in a state of flux not knowing what to do between abiding by the letter of the law in some of these deep red state and supporting their employees and their employees that they are trying to recruit. i think that that will have a fundamental effect on the midterms. i am not one to say that white suburban women are going to come out to save us. i do think that objectively over the last 50 years of post roe jurisprudence, choice has sunk in to be in a way of life in america. we would like to return to that state of normalcy. >> yeah. susan, when asked about the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade, 21% of adults strongly supported well 90% -- look at this. 53% strongly oppose it

post, and soon to be white house bureau chief, i might add, she is a democratic strategist and david jollyrom florida. i want to start with you, because not including alaska, the cook political report moved four other seats and to more favorable territory for democrats. right now it looks like democrats have the momentum. but is it enough to make a difference in toss-up states like virginia or arizona, for example? >> it definitely is. i am so glad you bring this point up because we do have to look at those states and the demographics that exist there. for democrats, the key is to ensure that they get the same voters out that they got out in 2020. treating this as though it is another presidential election. being that those demographics, those people of color, the younger voters, they have to understand the importance of this election cycle. and midterms, historically, especially for democrats are typically lower turnouts. but i think that because of the sideswiped that the republicans have taken when it comes to reproductive rights, when it comes to anti-lgbt laws that are being passed in

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attorney now law professor at the university of alabama and former republican congressman, david jolly. they're all msnbc contributors and friends of this hour. katie, i want to start with you. the hearing is now officially postponed. but what can you tell us about what the committee had planned for tomorrow because it's likely to be rescheduled pretty soon. they're only delaying it because of the storm. >> the first question, there were a lot of questions inside of the committee about what could happen and what they could present to the american public. there are no witnesses, for example. they weren't really sure what they should say. this has been in some ways a hearing that has been a debate about whether or not there should be a recap of what happened. what the most compelling evidence is they can show about people like roger stone and whether they should take the eye off of donald trump. should they be looking at massive security failures that happened ahead of january 6th? which is something committees have been researching. it seems like before today, they settled on a mixed ba

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