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donnie deutsch put this on an instagram page. that is a young donnie deutsch in the match game with gene rayburn. explain yourself. >> donnie, first, is this one of those says when you move to a neighborhood like that snl skit you have to alert people when you have criminal backgrounds, so is this part of a restraining order that -- and a requirement -- >> yes, it's the -- >> you are now on a list. >> it's not the sex ovengder -- offender list. i won the super match with betty white. i've got my polyester suit and i walked around thinking i looked cool there. that was the peak of my tv career as you well know, joe. it's been downhill ever since. >> i'm afraid to ask what happened there. but, willie, we have a lot to talk about today. i'm going to have some trouble getting past that image in my mind. it looks kind of like a poor man's jeff flynn of the elo. >> nice. >> needs glasses. >> and he actually did that on purpose. >> wow. >> anyway, willie, we have some other things that are humerus or would be humerus if the stakes weren

a >> morgan: never surprised whenever donnie deutsch counts the president out, i think it's a mistake detailing the president's reelection bid. three in ten americans say they want to see trump reelected in the numbers weren't great. i always think people discount this president but what do you think about this axios report that's going to be incredibly difficult that the president gets reelected. >> jesse: it's going to be more difficult because he's probably not going to face crooked. has to win wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, ohio. not necessarily all them but at least one. i want to talk about deutsch bag. i respect him. he is a talented guy. nice career. i feel like greg was right. he's weaving into a point where he starts to pedal of conspiracy theory and then he smirks in order to pull off "am i kidding or am i serious?" i know smirking. i respected. the trump predictions. i made a list. he would drop out of the general election, resigned during the transition. he would nuke north korea, pull out of nato, fire mueller, be arrested and parted himself, trump is a russian accen

and donny deutsch, that's a question i ask you.tructive his behavior was to his electorate chances, what about republicans? shouldn't they think twice about following him down this failed path? >> might be time for some to crawl out from under their cowardice rock. i think you're seeing what might be coming this week from mr. mueller. you see it in his panic there. >> well, barcot summoned it up. the platoon does what's best for the group and that's what we have to do as americans. >> mika, final thoughts. >> our troops are sitting at the border waiting for the caravan. say no more. joe. >> all right. that does it for us this morning. let's go now to stephanie ruhle. >> thanks, mika, thanks, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle. i've got to start with the most destructive wildfire in california's history. it is also a deadly one. claiming more than 2 dozen live also at this point. at this hour, hundreds remain unaccounted for. >> we're just waiting to go back. >> we're helpless. we just stand here and s

donny deutsch, i want to get back to mitch mcconnell.he republicans will be defending the same number of seats in 2020 that democrats had to defend this year. you just wonder why mitch mcconnell will not protect robert mueller, will not protect an independent investigation into vladimir putin's attempts to interfere with american elections and, by the way, trump's director of national intelligence, trump's fbi director, i mean everybody that donald trump has appointed in the intel community all say, his department of homeland security secretary all say this is a threat to democracy. so i'm just curious. why would mitch mcconnell not want to protect that investigation? >> i find it particularly ironic. yesterday mitch mcconnell wrote an op-ed, we have to be bipartisan. same guy in 2010 that said the republicans only objective is to make sure barack obama does not get re-elected. this is mr. bipartisan who brought us merritt garland or actually didn't bring us. to me the entire cast of trump characters, he, i believe, will go down in histo

block there's going to be a guy who's going to show up here who's going to look a little like donny deutsch. but wait that guy has no hair. maybe that's heilemann rather than deutsche. >> it's really a disgrace what's going on at this table. >> it's a disgrace with all of these counterfeit donny deutschs. it really upsets me. he's got these stories. he's got the guy that comes backstage and talks to him, the guy that doesn't go to paris, and one of my favorites whr, whe first started talking about north korea and reaching out to north korea, he said that he had parents with children who were still over in north korea. >> that's a good one. >> that are coming up to him and saying please, please bring my son home. they, of course, would have had to be 125 but that never seems to get in the way of donald trump. >> it's amazing. we'll get into that story. we've got national affairs analysts. >> we should -- actually maybe somebody should come up with a name for him because he spins these tales. what would it be? what's his publicist name? disney don? >> john miller. >> i think there are a numbe

i like how donny deutsch says donald trump would not respect the results of election but who does that sound like? greg: true. by the way, i like your beard. cat, what you make of my work? it was not award but my rating as being one of the most trusted man in news. you probably saw that coming. kat: i'm so happy to see you happy, greg. anything else? greg: no. thoughts? kat: i'm so glad that i'm not the president and that i don't have everyone in the media analyzing my mental state all day, every day. i was just looking at that imagining what stories they say about me when they be like she wakes up every morning next to an old bobble head doll like she makes us listen to return of mac on rebate during national security briefings. you know, i own 23 pairs of penguin socks. why does she keep tweeting about lizards at 3:00 a.m. and why does she always be alone? but thankfully nobody knows any of those things. [laughter] greg: no, not at all. we know very little about you. [applause] tyrus? one thing, you made an excellent point that stormie was far better before avenatti and so this is a

. >> i don't know, that picture of donny deutsch has sent me reeling. has he just debtdicated the las 20 years to laser hair removal? it is stunning. the final four. not hoops. we're in the homestretch before the election. while the president is trying to make it all about him, our road warriors are spread out across the country, finding the local issues and voter groups poised to make a national impact. but the bully pulpit, that's what the president is all about, holding the line on his border plan. >> at this very moment, large well-organized caravans of migrants are marching toward our southern border. some people call it an invasion. it's like an invasion. >> you call it an invasion. and what does he expect the troops stationed at the border to actually do? >> they want to throw rocks -- our military fights back. when they throw being rorocks, say consider it a rifle. >> here's something he should talk about, jobs, jobs, jobs. unemployment staying at a 50, that's five-zero, year low. how about this for draining the swamp. the interior secretary cou

november 26, with us here in new york we have veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle, donny deutschost and executive producer of show time's "the circus" also with us lauren leader who is co-founder and ceo of all in together a nonpartisan women's and civic organizations, also joining us in washington msnbc political analyst

i am joined to kickoff coverage by donny deutsch, and reverend al sharpton, president of national action network. he met with cohen in july where they prayed. thanks to both of you for being here, rev, your response to the reported comments? >> i think they will try and pick cohen apart saying he is desperate i think was one statement. all you have to do is look at the behavior and does the behavior of donald trump match what cohen is saying. he is saying donald trump said derogatory statements about a contestant on "the apprentice." he didn't choose that contestant. he talks about he does not think a black can run a country or a city, he was the one that started his political career questioning the birth of the black president of the united states. central park five. i mean anything that has shown a pattern of behavior of donald trump goes right along with these statements, so i think michael cohen is not making this up because it is not antithetical to trump's behavior. people keep saying he is dog whistling. i said i have dog ears. i understand exactly what he's saying and i don't nee

i am going to bring in donny deutsch, long time friend of michael cohen's and has been in touch with him through the process. what are we to make of what michael cohen put out to the world today? >> i have been saying this two years. it is always about the money, always has been about the money, and it is always about russian money. you'll start to see stories of saudi money. donald trump went bankrupt in the '90s and couldn't get money anywhere. trump tower is filled with apartment after apartment of llcs of russians. donald trump has been owned by the russians for a long time. donald trump has been owned by vladimir putin. this is the first time we're seeing a line, not just about collusion, it is about the money. it is about business. this is just the tip of the iceberg. i really believe even post trump presidency you're going to see the trump business empire being picked apart for the next 20 years. it is basically built as a criminal enterprise. as far as michael, i have been speaking to him the last few days, spoke with him today. michael, it is interesting for michael. we know

political reporter aaron blank, frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant of counterterrorism and donny deutsch, karine jean-pierre and rick stengel, former under secretary of state for public diplomacy. mike schmidt, take us through what you guys are reporting and its significance in the broader sweep of the mueller investigation into this potential conspiracy between the russians and donald trump's associates. >> what we're trying to get at in this story is the question of stone. was stone simply representing himself as a person that was in touch with wikileaks to enhance his credibility, to give him relevancy within the campaign? was that why he claimed to have insight into what was going to happen? or did he truly know something? was he really in touch with wikileaks or julian assange? and that's at the heart of the investigation. that question. and senior campaign officials were sort of dubious of stone but they wanted to sort of -- they didn't want to alienate him because he was out doing a lot of work for the president, really trying to help them. but at the same time, they weren't sure

frank figliuzzi, matt miller, former spokesman for the justice department and here at the table, donny deutsch, a friend of michael cohen's is here, and emily jane fox, vanity fair's senior reporter, inside the courtroom today, and tim o'brien for bloomberg. take us through what you and your colleagues are reporting today about how someone who is cooperating extensively, someone who spent 70 hours helping and aiding the mueller probe end upped charged with a new crime today. >> yeah, a new crime today about these statements that came to congress. more interesting to us is what we tried to focus on. how did this line up with what the president said just two weeks ago? the president's lawyers think that mueller is trying to lay a perjury trap for the president. they were very, very nervous about that. so what happens today is they see cohen's plea and immediately they wonder and we were wondering, too, how does that match up with what the president said under oath? the president sending in written responses to mueller. this was one of the questions. this is one of the things he had to address. a

donny deutsch is with us. and relatively well behaved john heilema heilemann.al analyst michael steele and joining our conversation white house correspondent for pbs news hour and white house bureau chief at the "washington post" and political analyst for msnbc and nbc news phillip rucker. >> if you went back to that tape of trump he's reading the questions. he went down like this. he looks up. that was a completely scripted choreographed reality tv moment brought to us. >> i'm shocked to think that. >> he's very busy. >> president trump is heading to mississippi today to hold two rallies for senator cindy hyde-smith ahead of tomorrow's senate runoff in the state. president trump will rally voters as republican hyde-smith faces the democrat. major league baseball has requested that hyde-smith return its $5,000 donation to her campaign in the wake of controversial comments she's made. earlier this month hyde-smith joked with supporters about sitting on the front row of a public hanging. the donation by mlb was made on friday three weeks after that comment. mlb s

we are live with donny deutsche and susan del percio.watching the president in buenes aires this morning where he has just finished a signing ceremony with the prime minister of canada and the outgoing president of mexico for the u.s. mca as the president has dubbed it. that's the renegotiated version of nafta. more on that in a moment. special counsel's probe, brought a charge saying donald trump was attempting to do business directly with the kremlin at the height of the 2016 campaign. in federal court, michael cohen, former vice president of the trump corporation and attorney to donald trump during his first year in office pleaded guilty to a single count of making false statements to congress about the length and scope of contact about a project to build the trump tower in moscow, identifying the president as individual one. the charging document reads, quote, cohen discussed the status and progress of the pros cow project with individual one on more than the three occasions cohen claimed to the senate intelligence committee and he b

. >> this is like when you got donnie deutsch to say he had fungus >> you like boeing too >> we do obviously today which we're still digesting. but i think when you look at boeing, you look at the fact that air travel around the world is continuing to grow. particularly in china. and so, you know, boeing is sitting on almost eight years worth of backlog we think that that's going to continue to grow >> okay. we got to go, but you like u.p.s. and john deere. >> we like them both >> all right marc, thank you. marc pinto >>> when we come back, we'll dig deeper into two dow components "squawk box" will be right back. every investor should ask questi is money iright place? what am i really being charged? and is it eating into my returns? is my advisor a fiduciary? is he always a fiduciary? a good place to start is with an independent registered investment advisor. as fiduciaries, they live by a simple rule: always act in the best interests of their clients. that's why charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindepende

and donny deutsch is with us. is host of andrea mitchell reports, andrea mitchell is with us.rybody for joining us. including our live studio audience who had to get up at 3:00 in the morning to join us. >> last night was amazing, too. it really was. and there's so -- >> a roller coaster ride. >> there's so many things you can look at. you can look at taxes, you can look at florida. but history is going to look at one thing, and that is what happened last night, we saw the end of one party rule in washington, d.c. the democrats winning the house, that was what they could do to affect the greatest change. peggy, donald trump's political world, donald trump's presidency has changed radically over the past 24 hours. he may not know it yet, but he's going to have to actually work with democrats or get nothing done. >> yeah. it'll be interesting to see the democrats, i think, have the big decision about what attitude they will go forward with. i think certainly there will be lots of subpoenas flying through the air and lots of investigations. it's a question, i think, for them will