first his father fred trump.ust survivors looking to begin their new lives were arriving by the hundreds in brooklyn. they quickly out the synagogue that was run from a garage prompting the rabbi to the building's owner, fred trump. today the jewish center stands strong on the plot of land given to the jewish community for $10 by mr. trump. fred trump made it his priority to help construct the solid brick synagogue to provide a lifelong place of worship to survivors arriving from poland, germany, austria and their families still worship there today. passing by a simple block on the wall that reads fred trump, humanitarian. sixty-two years later donald trump followed in his father's footsteps to erect another building. the united states embassy in jerusalem, israel has no better friend than president trump. mark: president trump is only president of the united states on the holiest sites in the holy land for the jews. and her four years as vice president kamala harris never went to israel. anymore i guess then she

fred trump was very good friends with the mayor in the 1970s. e that, to get projects going. and we see even up into the white house, donald trump is benefited from fred trump's know-how and investments. he got $18 million from a housing project that fred trump invested in and sold his stake in that. so you see throughout his life, he continues to cling to this sort of up from nothing story. it's a very american story. >> it's universal, it feels good. just not true in this case. >> we probably are out of town, but it's another big piece of this. thank you. >> congratulations as always. suzanne crag, author of an important book, love you loser. how donald trump squandered his fortune. that does it for me. thank you for watching. staying where you are. inside with jen psaki starts right now.

he got $18 million from a housing project that fred trump invested in and sold his stake in that. so you see throughout his life, he continues to cling to this sort of up from nothing story. it's a very american story. >> it's universal, it feels good. just not true in this case. >> we probably are out of town, but it's another big piece of this. thank you. >> congratulations as always. suzanne crag, author of an important book, love you loser. how donald trump squandered his fortune. that does it for me. thank you for watching. staying where you are. inside with jen psaki starts right now. >>> okay, everyone. take a big, deep breath, because we are just 30 days out, and all week this week, we were reminded again and again what is at stake. first, we are going to talk to two people who know very well what he's capable of. michael cohen and harry done. and then the law frame is here to tell us what comes next after a new bombshell report from jack smith. and later, secretary pete buttigieg battles information amid hurricane relief efforts, including his effective fact checking of e

presidential elections and fox news poll shows likely voters who attend worship regularly paid fred trump to 48% for catholic network said the drift is more fundamental. >> catholics on the ground that have particular sensibility about them that prioritizes work, family, children, faith, with that is something you cherish, you recognize going this direction with kamala harris is a disaster. >> now, the last presidential candidate to decline invite to al smith dinner was walter mondale 1984 and former president lost to ronald reagan in a landslide winning only his home state of minnesota. john periods boom of the former president took note of that last night. thank you for the wrap-up and hope to see you soon. >> absolutely, thanks, john. >> john: the dinner was a lot of fun as these things always are but what is great is good natured ribbing the most part that happened. it can sometimes go a little bit off of the rail, but last night was great. >> sandra: this is the reaction to earlier hours have today. reaction to the event on the view, john, i will have to get your reaction out of it.

let's not forget fred trump, donald's dad, lifelong democrat, big democratic donor, roy cohn, democrata sort of a pro—abortion democrat before he became an anti—abortion republican. what does that tell you about the political system? what's interesting to me is that you have made this movie which says some very interesting things about that period in the 1980s when donald trump was rising as a property developer. you're an outsider. you know, you were born in iran. you are based in denmark. you've made some fascinating films, which we'll discuss later, which are nothing to do with either the politics of the united states or the culture of the united states. right. what do you think you can say that is fresh and interesting about donald trump? i think i can see these people as human beings. i can relate to them as human beings, and i can tell that complex human story without having a horse in the race. mm. you know, i'm not democrat. i'm not republican. frankly, i don't care, like whoever wins, you know. do i strongly disagree with a lot of mr trump's politics? yes. do i think it's craz

if my grandfather knew that donald had sold fred trump's real estate empire lock stock and barrel inat my grandfather would have to say to him. the difference is, donald basically, and again, i don't mean to generate any sympathy for the man because he deserves none, but was shaped by a sociopaths. donald himself, who has been desperate for love his whole life, but because of his father has been rendered incapable of being loved is a nihilist. he doesn't believe that anything can survive beyond him. there is no legacy. he is trapped in this very dark and twisted vision of what the world is. unfortunately, and we are seeing this, the fact that this race is a coin flip, we are seeing that apparently a lot of americans are trapped in it as well and at this point i am more worried about that than i am about the other thing. but donald, again, he has on occasion this ability to tell the truth accidentally. and he did last night by invoking my grandfather that way. >> that feels like such an important insight that we just learned, that he doesn't care at all about what he leaves after him

fred sanger that he does think this could move the needle. it's also important to say that obviously the private sister is coming to trump's defense, but to fred's point trump has said comments that are not inconsistent with this, right? he's been very open. maybe it doesn't drop f bombs and public all the time. but his point of view has been said before. here's just some examples. >> there's never been anything like this happening to our country. they're changing the fabric of our country. they're destroying our country nevada is being turned into a dumping ground and you are the whole country is being turned into an absolute dumping ground. the illegal immigrants are turning and then turning at a level that nobody's ever seen before. they're fighting. >> our families that before and you know, there's a lot more where that came from. do you find it hard to believe that he would in the context that goldberg reports say, i think mexican well, i know that there were two people who are in the room and say that did not happen and to the larger point, i mean, he's talking obviously about the illegal immigration crisis. >> he's talking about the crime

you say fred trump, his father, was incapable of loving anybody. >> yes, and it shows, doesn't it.to say that my father's generation obviously suffered the most because they were closest to the sociopathy and severe psychological distress. my grandfather sociopathy in my grandmother's own psychological and emotional issues, but it definitely felt her down. clearly none of us has escaped unscathed and i think when you look at it from the perspective of not just being relatives, but being americans, we know, donald trump has been in a position to have an impact on everybody's daily life for almost eight years now and if you add into that the family dysfunction and the scars that have been inflicted by being a member of this family, it really does begin to take a toll. >> this is a book i know is written for contemporary readers in the new york times best sellers list is proving that but i'm sure the book i'm holding in my hands right now will be held in the hands of historians 100 years from now, who are contemplating this man and it is such a valuable asset. i say that as someone wh

there's a family history i want to ask you about because his father fred trump was diagnosed with dementiaes that mean anything for a former president trump's likelihood of also potentially developing dementia? dr. michaellis: yeah, it just increases the odds. we know these things run in families. there's certainly evidence of that, and they're sort of genetic markers that you can certainly take tests for to see, but all that does is increase the odds. so you take that information which as well as all the different things that you are seeing, and it paints a picture and what i'm hoping to do is just put a little bit of a spotlight on this so that people make an informed decision about who they are putting in the oval office. that's all. amna: apart from any formal diagnosis, there are those who say, look, this is just who president trump is and has always been. that he occasionally speaks this way and tells incoherent stories and uses more brash and aggressive language. it's just trump being trump and has nothing to do with cognitive decline. could that be it? could it just be personality?

developed as a toddler to help them withstand the neglect he suffered at his parents hands and you say fred trump, doesn't it? i think it is fair to say that my father's generation suffered the most because they were closest to the sociopathy and severe psychological distress and my grandmother zone so essential in emotional issues but it definitely filtered down. clearly, none of us has escaped unscathed. i think when you look at it from the perspective of not just being relatives, but being americans, donald trump has been in a position to have the impact on everybody's daily life for eight years now. if you do add into that the family dysfunction and the scars inflicted by being a member of this family, it really does begin to take a toll. >> this is a book i know was written for contemporary readers in the new york times bestseller list is proving that. but the book i am holding in my hands right now, i am sure it will be held in the hands of historians 100 years from now who are contemplating this man. it is such a valuable asset. i say that as somebody who has done a lot of study of preside

his middle child fred was donald trump's father. fred inherited new york properties from his father and built his real estate empire by becoming a slum lord in queens, new york. taking advantage of generous tax incentives while also being a prolific tax evader. best known for buying up and ruining coney island. he used to lie about his german heritage, pretending to be swedish to do business with jewish new yorkers while getting sued by the nixon administration for refusing to rent apartments to black new yorkers. donald trump's mother was an immigrant too from scotland. she was working as a maid when she met fred, but pretty soon, she was sporting fur coats and jewels while refusing to let her own nieces and nephews have free access to the coin laundry in the buildings the trumps let them live in and sometimes withholding heat, according to her niece mary trump. and then there's donald. a man who was born with $317 million in the bank, who after fred helped him get into upenn and handed over his real estate empire, promptly lost $90

think in 92 i think in 2024, who wins really matters very stock right now we got this horrible fred trump coming back into office we're in unchartered territory right here. >> a lot of people are confounded. >> by how close the race is given. president biden's record and given what we know about donald trump thinks he's been a very good president but it's hard to make the case that joe biden can win and easy reelection because he can you fine. new york the path to victory is his religion max, what he cares about. >> how do you get from here to there and there has to be winning. >> so let me bring in the democratic strategist, james carville. >> there's still a lot left to go here before the inevitable happens. i think this is not a normal election, right now jan, we're a fight for the constitution of the united states only hope for the united states of america is the democratic party. >> that's it don't think that we have given this sufficient thought i think were taken too much of a chance to lose here, but said it when he speaks, people listen because he tells the truth but do you reall

no comment that i've always called what it comes down, trump fred, it's great to see you. thanks for coming in. mark. thank you as always. >> appreciate john what a judge grants the request from the trump campaign to extend a ballot deadline in one battleground county in battleground, pennsylvania danya. >> a date has now been set for the menendez brothers to be re-sentenced in california. and who will you see knocking on your door tonight? we count down the top costume it all comes down to this. >> we can now make a major projection to win only cnn can bring it to you election night in america special coverage begins tuesday, november 5 at four on cnn ever worry that you're drinking too much take back control with or house or health provides access to medication proven to help a daily pill to drink less or to quit drinking altogether? >> qualify for treatment at or health health.com do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need now, you can sell your policy even a term policy for an immediate cash payment, call coventry direct to learn more we thought we had plann

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make america great again, he's talking about going back to 1930's when he was with his father, fred trump york city, it was called a night at the garden, february 20, 1939, when the nazis got the rally and that is where -- there was -- they talked about [indiscernible] they came from philadelphia, all the up to new york city. and when they get into that rally, it was 20,000 nazis sympathizing this, marching at madison square garden wearing nazi uniforms, a big giant picture of -- 20-foot tall in madison square garden with nazi symbols on both sides of george washington -- 1939. donald trump -- put it this way. charles lindberg was -- american. but he was a nazi sympathizer in 1939. henry ford was also a nazi sympathizer like donald trump. and when they talked in 1939, they called german people with horns on their heads, they said the public -- the jews of running a news press. they had horns on their heads. we're going back -- donald trump -- when he said make america great again, he's talking about 1930's and 1936. the greatest -- in the world. beat hitler in the 1936 olympics. the great

make america great again, he's talking about going back to 1930's when he was with his father, fred trump york city, it was called a night at the garden, february 20, 1939, when the nazis got the rally and that is where -- there was -- they talked about [indiscernible] they came from philadelphia, all the up to new york city. and when they get into that rally, it was 20,000 nazis sympathizing this, marching at madison square garden wearing nazi uniforms, a big giant picture of -- 20-foot tall in madison square garden with nazi symbols on both sides of george washington -- 1939. donald trump -- put it this way. charles lindberg was -- american. but he was a nazi sympathizer in 1939. henry ford was also a nazi sympathizer like donald trump. and when they talked in 1939, they called german people with horns on their heads, they said the public -- the jews of running a news press. they had horns on their heads. we're going back -- donald trump -- when he said make america great again, he's talking about 1930's and 1936. the greatest -- in the world. beat hitler in the 1936 olympics. the great

trump and say i'm not voting for him. >> we've seen more and more republicans endorse harris, including former michigan congressman fred ed trump unfit to serve. also mayor sean riley in a red county. liz cheney who's already campaigned with harris now set to go on the trail with democratic nominee alyssa slotkin. how impactful are these endorsements? >> reporter: there's two fold in why they matter. i wouldn't say on their own they'll shift votes. it sends a signal to independent voters who don't like either party, here's a candidate, the vice president, who's willing to work with both sides and both sides are supporting her. that's a good signal for independent voters to hear who don't like either party. the other thing is this builds momentum on the vice president's behave and my view in this race, at this point, is whoever motivates their voters the best is going to win this race. that's why i have a view that she's ahead and is likely to win because her voters right now are more motivated than his voters. we have ten days left. these kind of things help with motivation. >> and the voting has begun. we're now gettin

trump. >> what do the polls show about the second district? fred knapp: the new york times had one recently showing harris ahead 52-43 and cnn had it ahead -- had her ahead. >> today we are having a day of action. we have joni ernst, a senator from iowa who is coming to speak to us to get people knocking. we have 24 days until election day so we want to get out and canvassed the city. >> when you knock on peoples doors, how are they responding to your canvassing efforts? >> most of them that i've been to have been receptive and say they will vote for donald trump. we passed out literature and signs if they want signs and it has been really good. >> how do you decide which neighborhoods to target? >> for the most part, we are going close to our own neighborhoods talking to our neighbors and that is how it is decided. >> is there any technology used? >> yes, we have a campaign headquarter and we have things in our phones to the neighbors where we are knocking and so there is a list of things we go through. we ask them when they will vote and when or

trump. >> what do the polls show about the second district? fred knapp: the new york times had one recently showing harris ahead 52-43 and cnn had it ahead -- had her ahead. >> today we are having a day of action. we have joni ernst, a senator from iowa who is coming to speak to us to get people knocking. we have 24 days until election day so we want to get out and canvassed the city. >> when you knock on peoples doors, how are they responding to your canvassing efforts? >> most of them that i've been to have been receptive and say they will vote for donald trump. we passed out literature and signs if they want signs and it has been really good. >> how do you decide which neighborhoods to target? >> for the most part, we are going close to our own neighborhoods talking to our neighbors and that is how it is decided. >> is there any technology used? >> yes, we have a campaign headquarter and we have things in our phones to the neighbors where we are knocking and so there is a list of things we go through. we ask them when they will vote and when or

going to happen under a harris administration, frankly, probably not very likely under a trump administration. >> fredmer congressman from michigan, republican congressman from michigan, thanks very much. great to see you. >>> next, the biden administration preparing to press israel's prime minister and others to work towards the still elusive cease-fire and hostage deal and to stop the fighting in lebanon. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. bc . discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you

jesus when the, when they're really not, they're doing something for trump or not hear a witness of failing nation where year to see and fred big concern here really is that election denialism, conspiracy theories that if trump loses the election that was stolen, that it blends with folks who truly believed that trump is god's chosen candidate than he was sent from god that he's divine intervention. the concern is, well, we saw what happened last time on january 6, 2021 with people, christians would christian flags and prayer groups broke in to the u.s. capitol and as you heard from pastor ben marsh, there there's concerns that that could happen again fred all right. >> donie o'sullivan. thank you so much. all right. in a new fareed zakaria special airing tomorrow for read explores how the upcoming election could impact american foreign policy he joins us now with more as americans choose their next president the world is wondering, will the united states maintain its decades old alliances? or turn inward i look at how we got to this pivotal moment in my latest special, america first nonstop flight across the planting, the

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the challenge you fred, is that senior adviser? as there is for the trump campaign, they said that this weekend in pennsylvania really is the beginning of the former president's closing arguments in his final weeks before election day. and the challenges to stay on because on issues that the resin did discuss at that rally, like inflation like the economy, but to not get distracted by some issues that are tangents like those. we'll see he can stay on topic later this afternoon. here in lancaster. >> read all right. danny freeman. >> thank you so much or if vice president harris is using one of these last pivotal weekends before the election to court voters in georgia, a state that helped to boost president biden into the white house in 2020, cnn's eva mckend is live for us in stone crest job for joe. were harris attended a church service today and spoke so what was said well, friend, the vice president, telling congregants said this is about faith in action, that they have the opportunity to decide what kind of country they want to live in. >> are they goin

trump. and the former congressman fred upton and joins us now, congressman, good to see as always, we appreciate it why did you make this decision well, look it's a mess in washington. >> let's face it, we're going to have to work together on a whole number of different issues. and rather than veering off to the right, the maga right. i'm convinced that the harris a harris administration can in fact work okay with republicans as well as democrats. so she's indicated that she's going to have republicans in her administration, including in the cabinet. i talked to ray lahood today. he's of course a former republican member of congress, was president obama's the secretary of transportation, did an outstanding job and the way they were going to solve these issues, whether it be immigration, the economy, gas prices, you got to work together. we're going to have a very closely divided congress. and you can't just go off the deep end to the right. harris, i think can it can be a little bit of the glue to bring people together and move it, move the country forward. the debt ceiling, i mean, all those di

they're considering what a president harris or president trump could mean for them cnn's fred pleitgenut that question to iranians, asking them which candidate they prefer? >> who will be the next us president? that of course, is a question that's also interesting to a lot of folks here in iran so we went to tehran and ask people who they'd rather see as the next president of the united states were in the north of tehran and a place called tadarrius square. it's a really nice market with a very beautiful shrine. we certainly got some interesting answers right now, presidential election in america, you are you for harris or for trump? >> trump why? >> i like why i think sanctions for iran, but he was better than obama better for you not big problem with this country, but you think for you as an iranian would rather see kamala harris as us president i like trump. >> you like trump? yes. >> i like trump because it care about economy and care about the people of america. if america is a great good for every people in the board, we would like to me, harris, as there is in this case, i know

trump is going after. they both have this. a thought on that, fred. >> that's why this race is close.eople on both sides. what we see in early voting numbers and there was a release this morning about it. on the republican side you are seeing people who normally vote on election day vote early, on the democratic side you are seeing low prop pensty voters. there is more democratic votes out there to be had. >> harris: if some of them as we talked about are black men and they are still not in the camp for her, statistically speaking in the next six days we have to see how much those make a difference. low propensity voters. last thought. >> the vice president has to find new members of her coalition. while donald trump has expanded his coalition, non-college educated voters among black and hispanic voters. the vice president isn't doing as good as joe biden did. it will be a problem for her. >> harris: it is an issue after today with his latest insult to republican voters and trump supporters for her having to clean that up and distance herself from him. it makes it complicated if he di

trump won waukesha county with nearly 60% of the vote. but that mayor has endorsed kamala harris, the other is a republican, former congressman from michigan, fred upton, who joins us now, live in studio. you voted for trump in 2020, but you've already cast your ballot for harris. this is the first time you've ever voted for a democrat for president. >> it is the first time i ever voted for democrat for president. >> so i mean, i've slept my take it off at times, but never for president for the nominee, but washington mess, you know that better than anybody else. >> the only way you're going to be able to govern in the next couple of years, this next administration is if you're working together, it's going to be a close margin in the senate sentence going to flip in my view, house is going to be really close, razor thin couple of votes you can't, you can't get anything done unless you work on both sides harris, she's going to have republicans in administration, including in the cabinet. i thought she did fine last night. i watched your reviews as well, but i thought she did fine. i mean, she talked about immigration bill that she would sign. no,

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campaign because it's not happened. >> john: fred, final question to you, what we are seeing kamala harris' closing argument the last 13 days being is trumpler and wants to have his generals. she's not saying young black men across the country, here's what i'm going to do for you economic late. at least, it's not illegal, what she proposed before. is at the right closing argument? and for her to call trump a fascist, what do black men think about that? >> well, those are trump's words, not her closing argument. trump is the one who said he admires hitler's generals -- >> john: yeah, but she is the one making a point, is that what black voters want to hear? >> it is his generals and his administration, people who are talking about that and the reporters -- >> john: but fred, maybe i'm not articulating it right. but if you are a black man in the united states and you are trained to make up your mind who to vote for and you were on the cusp of going with trump, is calling him a fascist going to change your vote? >> well, again, she is talking about what is already being reported out there, but to answer your question, i want to make sure you

. >> fred ridley has announced a $5 million donation to help this community heal. we see trumpan kemp on this stage in about an hour. >> lucas, many thanks. >> let's bring in a pastor from bowie, north carolina. thank you for joining us. tell us how folks are doing there. >> it is diverse. we are working three counties in this pocket and the damage is checkerboard in many ways. in my house for example it is fine. down the street from us, the houses in the middle-o middle-of-the-road. you can't make an assessment of a neighborhood until you look at every home in our area. >> what does the future look like for these folks. you see the level of they are able to get right now. what does the road look like ahead? >> there is a lot of immediacy on the front end. controlled chaos at best. folks are gearing up for a long road. what we see in north carolina are neighbors helping neighbors and communities coming together. the church will do what it is been doing for 2,000 years. we bring hope and we mobilize and serve people well. regardless of what resources we do or do not get along th

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fred it seem to fit the pattern of things that we've seen mr. trump's say publicly in terms of the recent article, the one that was just published with general kelly john kelly and i served together in iraq we were both division commanders at the time. he was in the west it's and i was in the north. we conducted operations together. the integrity of general kelly is at the forefront in my view, i know him, i know him pretty well and the fact that he's commenting on these things, right now and really taking an extra step in saying, yes, these are all the things he said certainly to me are much more valuable than anything that anyone on the trump campaign would say to disavow these kind of actions, we know these things happen. we have seen trump say these things again, i go back to the fact that it kind of reinforces a pattern that we've all seen publicly with mr. trump secretary cohen, that we've had trump acolytes, supporters on the program who have denigrated any of the generals who have come forward saying, oh, when they liked them, when they were in

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so as for former president trump, he is making his case today with voters in pennsylvania, cnn's steve contorno is there. so steve, what will the message be there? fred, because his message has been somewhat scattershot in these closing weeks. here we are in a part of the country, the rust belt where this campaign has really pushed an economic message, talking about inflation, talking about manufacturing. and that is certainly one of the ways they have build this events. but were donald trump takes the stage, he often says, he doesn't think the account he's number one issue. in fact, he thinks that closing the southern border and deporting the undocumented population in the united states is the top priority. meanwhile, his campaign has moved away from advertisements, talking about immigration to a bombardment of ads flooding the airwaves, focusing on vice president harris has passed position since supporting certain policies in favor of transgender rights and trump himself has also continued these deeply personal attacks on the vice president. take a listen to what he said yesterday while campaigning in michigan a very big, very contentious fight. we

trump would indeed govern like a dictator. also this week, former michigan republican, fred upton said he already voted for vice president kamalatates capital on january 6th said this, trump is unfit to serve as commander in chief again. there also mayor sean riley of wisconsin. the fox affiliate in milwaukee reports he left the republican party on january 6th and the harris campaign said this is his first endorsement ever of a democrat for president. watch. >> i also feel in my heart that this is something i need to come out and say. i am going to be voting for vice president harris to become our next president. i am terrified of donald trump becoming our next president for all the reasons i've indicated. he is -- he's -- he's already been impeached twice, been convicted of felonies. and this is not what the united states needs. >> coalition of the decent. joining our conversation washington bureau chief and white house correspondent, april ryan is back and here with me at the table, aisha mills is here. april ryan we've known each other a long time in politics. >> yes. >> i feel like we're all doing our best but staring at th

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