host: george conway is back with us.awyer, pungent and the president of the anti-psychopath political action committee. what is your explanation for donald trump erasing kamala harris' lead in national polls according to the average of the polls. what is going on with this country as we get within six days of the election? guest: it goes without saying it is a very divided country. i have to say what i do know about polling and i was previously married to a pollster for 20 years is that it cannot -- pollsters cannot determine who will show up and who will show up on election day. the other thing about polling is that if you call 10,000 people, you are only going to get a handful of responses. and once you get a sample that is statistically useful, it is not going to be a sample of the population at large, let alone registered voters or likely voters, and the pool of likely voters is unknowable. because every year the mix is a little dated -- a little bit different. i think women are highly motivated this year. so, i do n

host: let george conway respond. guest: this caller, david, is an example of someone who obviously does not get his information from reputable sources. social media censorship -- there was effort by the biden administration to encourage social media companies to identify false information about vaccines because it was a public health issue, but nobody was being censored. the notion -- i'm not sure why the administration would censor me. i do know why donald trump would want to censor me if he could. while he was president, he actually tried to punish amazon because it is the owner of the washington post. he is a man who does not believe in free speech. my point is i believe in accurate speech. i believe in truthful speech. we cannot under the first amendment band fall speech, not even the lies that donald trump tells on a regular basis. the only mechanism would be defamation, which he has been held liable for because he continually lies about individuals, but i am not -- it is really disturbing to hear callers like d

joining us is conservative lawyer george conway. welcome back to the table, my friend. >> it's always fun. >> among those details, little more in the way the former president else about his own vice president. upon refusing a phone call that mike pence had been taken to a secure location person 15 rushed to inform the defendant in hopes to ensure his safety. after p 15 delivered the news, the defendant looked at him and said quote, so what? >> classic donald trump, cares about nobody, nothing other than himself. it is all about him. doesn't matter whether people got hurt or are going to get hurt on january 6th. didn't matter his vice president who had been loyal to him for 3 1/2 years or four years, might be in danger. he doesn't care. he is a sociopath and that is more evidence of that man, of donald trump opposite us. a sickness we can't allow, as liz cheney put so well this week. we can't allow completely, a man completely lacking in compassion and decency to be president again. >> help us a little bit better, i mean based on wha

host: let george conway respond.this caller, david, is an example of someone who obviously does not get his information from reputable sources. social media censorship -- there was effort by the biden administration to encourage social media companies to identify false information about vaccines because it was a public health issue, but nobody was being censored. the notion -- i'm not sure why the administration would censor me. i do know why donald trump would want to censor me if he could. while he was president, he actually tried to punish amazon because it is the owner of the washington post. he is a man who does not believe in free speech. my point is i believe in accurate speech. i believe in truthful speech. we cannot under the first amendment band fall speech, not even the lies that donald trump tells on a regular basis. the only mechanism would be defamation, which he has been held liable for because he continually lies about individuals, but i am not -- it is really disturbing to hear callers like david wit

george conway, eugene gm was, philippe reines. i will project that at the people. >>> kamala harris wrapped up a speech in michigan after the trump campaign's at madison square garden. communication director for the harris/walz campaign michael taylor is standing by and joins me. ins me. >>> what happened on that stage at madison square garden last night was another reminder to me of trump's racist view of the world. nothing was surprising. of course, his campaign spent much of the day absurdly trying to distance trump from the comedian who derided puerto rico as a, quote, floating island of garbage. during a rally today in wisconsin, j.d. vance, his running mate reaction was about what you would expect. >> i haven't seen the joke. you know, maybe it's a stupid racist joke as you said or maybe it is not. i haven't seen it and will not comment on the specifics. i think we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i am over it. >> hear that everyone? j.d. vance is so over it. case closed

joining me at the table, conservative attorney george conway, senior national political reporter for the post ashley parker. eugene daniels and senior adviser to the harris/walz campaign, adrian. there is a lot to digest. you may disagree with me. george, i will start with you. you never hold back. i want to start with you because you call them associate pack, psychopath, the things. >> which he continues to be. >> i want to ask you, sometimes we get numb to some of the things he says. is it the same or is he getting worse? >> he is getting worse. he will not get better and i can't imagine what we will see the next few weeks if he feels everything is slipping away from him. this is a man who creates his own reality. he is lying, lying about whether the president talked to the governor of georgia. he lied a few weeks ago about kamala harris's crowd size. he said they were a.i. this is insane stuff, and he is not well. he has never been well but he is worse now because, precisely because of the narcissistic injury he suffered at the debate when kamala harris wiped the floor with him. >>

. >> joining me now are michelle goldburg, opinion columnist and george conway, lawyer and contributor for the atlantic. george, just first. because you're a student of trump's strange psyche. what does the clearly confessional nature of these accusations tell you about i don't know where his head is at right now? >> well, you know. you're absolutely right. it's a form of projection. he attributes to others motives that he himself has. but it's more than that. i mean the words that came to mind when i read about this controversy today is the grossa luga. that's german. i don't speak german so forgive me pronunciation. it means the big lie. it was made up by hitler for a propaganda technique by which you tell as big a lie as possible so that people will believe bigger lies. they will believe bigger lies more than they believe smaller lies. because they simply think it's impossible for anybody to have the ability to tell such a big lie. but trump does that. he's a pathological liar. his lies about the supposedly stolen election in 2020 were grosse luga. this is why he's a cancer on the a

george conway explains it all and he joins me now.a striking pattern when i think about not just giuliani but the lawyers, jenna ellis, being one of them. when i think of people like mo brooks who fastened themselves to donald trump for jeff sessions who got smoked. left in the dust. here is trump, still no repercussions. the hammer has come down another people. no one ever seems to learn their lesson from this. >> yeah. it's exactly the way my friend rick wilson described it in his first book about trump which everything trump touches dies. that includes a people who do his bidding. for me, it's more than she did in freud. shot in freud. for the lawyers, it's particularly important that these men and women be made examples of. lawyers are not allowed to do these things, even in the course of election litigation. the ability of the trump campaign to find people to do in 2024 what was done in 2020 will be limited by this. there's a group called the 65 project run by a friend of mind. that group has brought disciplinary complaints again

host: george conway with us for about the next 40 minutes. get your calls and. the phone lines are split the way we have split them close to election day. trump-van supporters, 202-748-8001. paris--- harris-walz supporters, 202-748-8000. neither or undecided, 202-748-8002. do you think that newspapers doing away with presidential endorsements as "the washington post" and "the l.a. times" are doing away with it. guest: i understand the arguments in the abstract that newspapers, a lot of people say that newspapers should not do political endorsements because it calls them into question and people confuse what his opinion and that is news. and there is merit to that. i think one of the problems in the way that we get information these days about current events is first of all people do not read enough newspapers. and local news is dying. but i think there is a little bit too much intermix between opinions and fact reporting and entertainment. all of these things have melded together to the point where i think a lot of people cannot distinguish opinion from fact. an

george conway has done a pac, called the psychopac. audience of one.these experiences with trump and he has been really supportive of the survivors who have not gotten much attention and i think it is meaningful, i think it is also -- really am proud of him coming from where he has come from to this. >> a prominent conservative. absolutely. remember, george conway was on the stage the night donald trump won in 2016. >> all right. colin allred i think he wiped the floor with ted cruz. i think he will finish what beto started. think about that, if he were to unseat him. that state, with 40electoral votes becomes purple. if you think about that. if you think in the popular vote for 15 years that has been narrowing and narrowing it is about 5 points as of 2020. to me, he is the guy to do it. i think he will be a super star in the democratic party. >> does that mean elon musk will have to leave texas? [ laughter ] >> usually i pick a political person but i needed a time line clense this week. so, i am from brooklyn, huge new york liberty fan. they are my mv

remember, george conway was on the stage the night donald trump won in 2016. >> all right.d, about a week and half ago. i think you wipe the floor was crews in that debate. i think he's going to finish what he started in 2018. if you were to unseat in that state with 40 electoral votes becomes purple so if you think about in the popular vote for the last 15 years that has been narrowing and narrowing. it is about five points as of 2020 so to me, call and already is the guy to do it and i think he's going to be a superstar of the democratic party. >> does that mean elon musk is going to have to leave texas? >> i am from brooklyn, huge new york liberty fan. new york liberty are my mvps of the week. they are the wnba champions. the whole thing. i have a friend who -- her daddy -- daughter is a huge john paul jones fans and literally john paul jones drove past her in a coffee shop, jumped out of the car and give her a hug and i thought that is mvp behavior. this is the america i want. >> my mvps are rudy freeman and shamus because they have gotten rudy giuliani to pay up for de

coach conway is a former republican and director of the anti-psychopath pact, george conway explainedng pattern, when i think about not just giuliani, but some of the lawyers, jenna ellis being one of them, when i think about people like mo brooks, who have sort of fastened themselves to donald trump, or jeff sessions, who just got smoked, left in the dust. here is trump, still no repercussions, but the hammer has come down on other people, and i wonder -- no one ever seems to learn their lesson from this. >> yeah, i mean, it is exactly the way my friend rick wilson described it in his first book about trump, which everything trump touches dies, and that includes the people who do his bidding. and for me, it is really, really -- it is more than shawn freud. for the lawyers, it is particularly important that these men and women -- jenna ellis -- are being made examples of, because lawyers are not allowed to do these things. even in the course of election litigation. and the ability of the trump campaign to find people to do in 2024 what was done in 2020 is going to be limited by this.

and look, since the lincoln project talked a lot with the george conway that talk a lot with the campaign reform people talk a lot with the you know electoral college people and all these people talking about the safeguards for democ. but as george has taught me very astutely, there is no constitution in this country can be written none if the people don't want it. you can't protect it. and we live in a we live in a society right now where those that are 65 years and older who are amongst the most privileged generation, this great nation has ever produced the beneficiaries of what has largely been a time of of peace. of global us and they have the most negative view of this country of any generation pulled in the history of modern polling techniques. and at the same time we have this of a younger poorer, browner somewhat more recently migrated that has the highest testing levels of confidence and optimism and hope and trust in our institutions and the basic mythology of the american dream. and as i say in the book, it's foot race between these two demographics. it's who can i used always

george conway, who's become a dear friend, is as an attorney by trade. with remarkable political instincts. and we you know, we launched it in december of 2019. this right at the beginning of the first impeachment hearing. and what we realized was the republican senators were not going to allow evidence to be heard in the senate. and the evidence course was overwhelming and -- with the president was literally on the phone shaking down zelensky like, there it is. and so the republicans, like, we're not we're not going to allow that into the impeachment hearing. and we realized that's how how corrupted the whole system had become. and. at some point, political consultants became the moral backbone of the republican party. so that was us and we we we took the fight to him and we expected, i think, raise five or 6 million bucks, maybe play in a couple of we ended up raising about $100 million and it was the probably the most pac in american history. and tipped into pop culture and and we were we were, i think, very consequence in the outcome of that race. bu

george conway, who's become a dear friend, is as an attorney by trade. with remarkable political instincts. and we you know, we launched it in december of 2019. this right at the beginning of the first impeachment hearing. and what we realized was the republican senators were not going to allow evidence to be heard in the senate. and the evidence course was overwhelming and -- with the president was literally on the phone shaking down zelensky like, there it is. and so the republicans, like, we're not we're not going to allow that into the impeachment hearing. and we realized that's how how corrupted the whole system had become. and. at some point, political consultants became the moral backbone of the republican party. so that was us and we we we took the fight to him and we expected, i think, raise five or 6 million bucks, maybe play in a couple of we ended up raising about $100 million and it was the probably the most pac in american history. and tipped into pop culture and and we were we were, i think, very consequence in the outcome of that race. bu

george conway, talk about the challenge ahead.at the citizenship and the freedom that we have in this country isn't free, to an extent. we have to fight for what we've built here. it is a very hard case to make. >> yeah, it is a hard case to make to people who watch fox news, who, you know, receive a one-sided, slanted view of reality. in fact, a view that doesn't reflect reality. i mean, we saw that when they had to pay $787 million in a settlement because they put on donald trump's lies about the election. they did it even though they knew that those lies were not true, because they were too afraid of the audience. they'd been feeding their audience this stuff for so long, they'd become addicted to it. it's going to be hard. i don't think kamala harris is going to be able to break through that addiction with one appearance and 21 days left to the election, but, i mean, the fact is, she's appealing to americans in, you know, center-right americans who understand that they're not getting the full truth from donald trump, who under

host: george conway is back with us.gent and the president of the anti-psychopath political action committee. what is your explanation for donald trump erasing kamala harris' lead in national polls according to the a

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george conway is back with us.dent of the anti-psychopath political action committee. what is your explanation for donald trump erasing kamala harris' lead in national polls according to the average of the polls. what is going on with this country as we get within six days of the election? guest: it goes without saying it is a very divided country. i have to say what i do know about polling and i was previously married to a pollster for 20 years is that it cannot -- pollsters cannot determine who will show up and who will show up on election day. the other thing about polling is that if you call 10,000 people, you are only going to get a handful of responses. and once you get a sample that is statistically useful, it is not going to be a sample of the population at large, let alone registered voters or likely voters, and the pool of likely voters is unknowable. because every year the mix is a little dated -- a little bit different. i think women are highly motivated this year. so, i do not think that polls are usef

george conway. lawyer and contributor for the atlantic. thank you guys both for being here. george, just for what does the clearly concessional nature of these accusations tell you about, i don't know, where his head is at right now? >> well i mean, you are absolutely right. it's a form of projection. he attributes to others' motives that he himself has. but it is more than that. i mean, the words that came to mind when i read about this controversy today is, big lie. it means big lie. it was a phrase coined by adolf hitler in mein kampf for a propaganda technique. tell as big a lie as possible so people will believe the big lie. they believe bigger lies more than smaller lies. because they think it is impossible for anyone to tell such an amazingly large lie. but donald trump does that as a matter of course. he is a pathological liar and a sociopath. this is par for the course for donald trump. just as the lie about the supposedly stolen election in 2020. this is what he does. it is why he is a cancer on american public life that must be removed once and for all. >> i will s

number of efforts not just from the harris campaign, neil, but from some outside groups for example george conway disaffected republicans and maybe nikki haley voters but voters across the board but we'll see if it works and we'll see if this effort from these outside groups saying the harris campaign to try to peel off as many republicans as possible, republican that, you know, may like donald trump's policies but they can't stomach him as a candidate. you know, i don't really see evidence of that, you know, necessarily during or in the poles yet but you're right i mean there is a part of the strategy to actually zero in on as many groups as possible, you know, we talk about pennsylvania for example, yet former president obama going to let -- really making a strong direct appeal to black men, you know, telling them to really up the enthusiasm and support for kamala harris. this is all about a game of addition and coalition building and this is what you're seeing a play. >> neil: doug mcdermott using barack obama and mark the campaign -- and may be a lot more. what do you make of that? >> i think

a group of anti-trump influencers led by george conway, the former husband of kellyanne conway, is promotingmp's rally this weekend. only they say they just want people to sign up but not attend. however it appears the joke is on them because according to the trump campaign event page, seats will be filled on a first-come first-served basis meant to prevent things like this from happening. what that means is if someone signs up but does not show up to claim their seats, someone else could jump in. trump does not appear deterred by any of it saying tuesday night that he's going to try to win over new york despite losing the state in the last two elections by more than 20 percentage points. >> we've had a lot of rallies and we are going to have our biggest of all at madison square garden. we are going to make a play for new york, hasn't been won in many decades. >> reporter: and this is trump's third rally in the state this election cycle that turned out large and diverse crowds. so you never know what could happen. >> trace: exactly right. ashley strohmier in new york, thank you. let's bring

joining me at the big table tonight is george conway, politico white house correspondent, eugene daniels and former spokesman for hillary clinton. the vibes over here are, because you're a journalist. you don't have any vibes!. >> i'm tired. >> these are pretty calm. it's eight days now. nine days last night. what is last night's rally tell you about trump? those were the headlines. >> this is more of the same except he's accelerating, getting worse, and people around him are getting worse because thaer just catering to his desires. the comedian was the perfect warm up act for him. you saw some of the headlines you put up there before. he's the guy who basically said we should trade puerto rico for greenland because it's full of dirty people. he called, talked about haiti as a shit house country. people said shit hole and the republicans denied it and they said he didn't say that. you know, he said that he didn't want, had this crude remark about watermelons last night and he was to say he didn't want guys with yamicas counting his money and not black guys. this is racism. he is a racist

our answer and make domestic white know that taking their cues from morning joe and people like george conway lincoln project and write -- rhetoric like this like this will not play well in the states that matt underwood pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, nevada and arizona and most important lake kamala harris still isn't giving us an reason why we should vote for her. instead the joy of august, sean, has had the reality of october and it's going to hit a big reality on november fifth if the numbers that, reince, is pointing out in reporting continuous. >> sean: i call it psychotic rage at this point and write about the joy factor. look at. >> reporter: at mcdonald's look at him at the dinner, look at him at madison square garden. all right. so exit question, who wins? sean solomon. >> i think if there one through the tape, don't stop until the day after the election, republicans take all three of the prizes, cement, house and the white house b3 wow. reince? >> i think nazi wins all three, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and goes on to win 300 plus electoral votes. >> sean: big production.

joining me now here at the table consider attorney george conway, senior national political correspondent for the washing voice, ashley parker. eugene daniels and senior adviser to the harris/walz campaign, adrian elrod. there is a lot to digest. you may all disagree with me here. you never hold back. i wanted to start with you because you called him a sociopath, a psychopath and all of those things. >> he continues to demonstrate himself to be. >> sometimes we get numb to some of the things he says. it all seems like the same. is it the same or is he getting worse? >> he is getting worse. he will not get better. i cannot imagine the next few weeks if he feels that everything is slipping away from him. this is a man, basically, creates his own reality. he is lying about everything. he has talked to the governor of georgia. he lied a few weeks ago about kamala harris' crowd sizes. he said they were all a.i. this is insane stuff. he is not well. he has never been well but he has been worse now because, precisely because, of the narcissistic injury he suffered at the debate when kamala harri

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and make no mistake, right now, they're taking their their cues from morning joe and people like george conway and the lincoln project. and trust me, rhetoric like this will not play well in the states that matter. like pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, nevada, arizona, and most importantly, kamala harris still isn't giving us any reason why we should vote for her instead. the joy of august sean has hit the reality of october, and it's going to hit a big reality on november 5th. if the numbers that reince was pointing out as far as early voting continue, i call it psychotic rage at this point. and you're right about the joy factor. look at trump at mcdonald's. look at him at the al smith dinner. look at him at madison square garden. i mean, all right, so exit question who wins? john solomon i think if they run through the tape and don't stop until the day after the election, republicans take all three of the prizes, senate, house and the white house. wow. ryan's i think trump wins all three. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and goes on to win 300 plus electoral votes. wow. big prediction joe

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went up there with george conway and looked at where the command center took place. think you know that he is, it makes total sense, always made sense to me that he was never going to testify and he's rather go what he's doing now which is a relatively short sentence in a minimum security facility which keeps him out of this 2024 election, which makes him crazy, but compared to what would have happened if he had come forward and testified and said all the things he had to say, he would have been in much greater legal jeopardy an they was then and he continues to think his focus on getting trump re-elected, elected in this cycle, is to avoid still further legal culpability. >> is it clear to you, tim, in reading this filing, why jack smith didn't charge any of the coconspirators? >> they had clear exposure. the pleading makes that more emphatic than the indictment. i continue to think that's a function of his initial decision to have case that, excuse me, could be tried quickly that would be streamlined, that would have minimized legal issues. now that this case is go

george conway, who's become a dear friend, is as an attorney by trade. with remarkable political instincts. and we you know, we launched it in december of 2019. this right at the beginning of the first impeachment hearing. and what we realized was the republican senators were not going to allow evidence to be heard in the senate. and the evidence course was overwhelming and -- with the president was literally on the phone shaking down zelensky like, there it is. and so the republicans, like, we're not we're not going to allow that into the impeachment hearing. and we realized that's how how corrupted the whole system had become. and. at some point, political consultants became the moral backbone of the republican party. so that was us and we we we took the fight to him and we expected, i think, raise five or 6 million bucks, maybe play in a couple of we ended up raising about $100 million and it was the probably the most pac in american history. and tipped into pop culture and and we were we were, i think, very consequence in the outcome of that race. bu