michael hayden, again, george w. bush era director of the national security administration and director of the cia. even though michael hayden's successor of nha is quarantining tonight because of covid exposure, paul participated in a remarkable joint address to the country today, i guess is the way you would consider it. it was a video that was addressed to the public from the heads of four intelligence and law enforcement agencies that are responsible for protecting the presidential election. chris wray, head of the fbi, and others, director of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency, better known as cisa, something i didn't know existed before they and the fbi started putting out joint announcements about adversaries messing with the election again this year. but this is an odd duck. i'm not sure i've seen anything like it before. it is targeted to us, the pub le lick. and it is a warning that our 2020 elections are being targeted by bad actors. it's a threat from the ed hhead the fbi will be caught

strong words and a stark warning from retired general michael hayden.mer director of the cia and nsa, having served under both republican and democratic administrations. this morning he is throwing his support for president behind joe biden. >> i'm mike hayden. i was the former director of the cia and the nsa. if there was another term for president trump, i don't know what happened to america. truth is really important, but especially in intelligence. the president trump doesn't care about facts. >> we're fortunate to be joined now by retired general michael hayden. general hayden, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> general, you served more than 40 years in military and intelligence. you served both democratic and republican presidents. tell us why you have chosen to speak out now, and why you believe president donald trump doesn't keep this country safe, as you say. >> yes, indeed. you know, i watched it very closely, and now i'm afraid that i don't think the president does think well at all. i'm very sad about that, but

it tonight to support joe biden. >> well, michael hayden is one of this country's true patriots.has dedicated his life to the security of this country, and i think it's quite poignant that although his voice has been affected by stroke and aphasia, he has a most powerful voice now in terms of how he speaks so eloquently on the future of this country resting on this coming election. so i am quite proud to say i've known and worked with mike hayden for many years and he is, in fact, living up to his reputation, which is speaking truth to power and right now he is speaking truth to the american people. >> director brennan, what went through your mind today when you learned for the if first time in history the joint chiefs of staff are in quarantine? >> well, it just shows how quickly and widely this coronavirus pandemic has spread. because of i think the callousness as well as the lack of common sense on the part of donald trump and the direction and guidance and modelling he is giving to other officials. i have full confidence that the military chain of command, which the joint chi

donald trump is not. >> hayden served decades in mill th -- military and intelligence.said today he fears for u.s. alliances in a second trump term. >> ten, 20, 30, 40, years i was with them and would talk with our friends in korea and in europe and so on, okay? i talk with them now. people will say, what is going on? i thought this was america, but now i'm not sure. if it's a second term, i think we will be alone. we will not have any friends at all. >> now, hayden was among 70 former officials who signed a letters saying they would vote for biden the day he officially accepted the democratic nomination. >>> next, the human cost of this pandemic. i'll be speaking with a friend and former colleague of aic in increa -- north carolina teacher who died just days after getting coronavirus. line last night ♪ ♪ and a yoga mat, to stay zen ♪ ♪ now, i'm gonna just buy a bike for him ♪ ♪ rakuten! cash ♪ back on the stuff all in my home. ♪ ♪ i shop on rakuten. ♪ rakuten! she said it was like someone else was controlling her mouth. her doctor said she has tardive dyskinesia, which

general hayden recovering from a stroke.the old warrior, revered figure in intelligence circles, especially in washington. your reaction to his endorsement, things like newspapers. does any of it matter? does all of it matter? and what's the debt you guys are going to owe to all the former republicans? >> i look forward to the day, brian, when we're on the other side again, because that means the republican party has gotten healthy. i thought that was a really powerful spot from general hayden. what it does, brian, is create a permission structure for americans out there, many oppose debate. donald trump has had the worst seven days in presidential campaign history. joe biden had a significant lead. it's grown. and so that permission structure, when hayden says, i don't agree with everything biden says. there's going to be a healthy chunk of people vote for joe biden who want to feel that way till it's okay. they're ready to fire trump. when somebody like hayden says it's okay to vote for biden, michelle obama back in the ob

hayden: i think of the moment it is still, we're dealing with a very short-term.hen is stimulus coming? don't think it is a question of the new package coming through of, is it coming or not coming, is when it is it going to come and how big is it going to be? it's going to get broken up into packages. beyond that, i think we will have to come i think the markets are waiting until biden actually gets in, if he gets in. and then they would deal with that. at the moment they look at the most current package. look, it feels like it is just going to get in in november rather than october. bonds are starting to deal with the new supply that is likely come to marketagain, you have to put this in perspective. this is a massive package if you put in the context of back to 2008. this is very supportive for risk markets right now. haslinda: would you say the stimulus is more important than the outcome of the presidential election for bond markets? hayden: absolutely. right now if you are looking at credit markets, very supportive backdrop. more money, again, just money, mon

mike hayden spoke to the sort of loss of alliances, our role in the world as a leader. he said if president trump wins a second term, he said all of our friends would be gone, andrea. >> peter alexander, mike memoli, robert gibbs, dr. vin gupta, thank you all so very much for starting us off today. >>> about face. president trump reversing course on covid relief only hours after breaking off talks. now he says, maybe a small standalone bill. millions of american livelihoods are hanging in the balance. what the economy, companies, and employees need to know now. >>> plus later, flip or flop. can democrats get enough votes in races across the country to take back the senate? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." stay with us. this is msnbc. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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cnn's national security analyst and retired general michael hayden joins me now.nues to recover from stroke by the way he had in 2018. and we're so happy to have him. general, thank you so much for doing this. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> so general, why do you president trump is blaming gold star families for giving him the coronavirus? >> it's -- well, you know, many things will blame on somebody else. and there a great -- i can't believe that that would be happening, but he does. it's unbelievable. >> yeah, you are right. you are calling out the president, general, and you are backing joe biden in a new vi o video. here is some of it. let's listen to it. >> if there is another term for president trump, i don't know what happens to america. truth is really important, but especially in intelligence. president trump doesn't care about facts. president trump doesn't care about the truth. he doesn't listen to his experts. the fbi says why nationalism is a real problem, and the fbi wants to do something about it, but the president doesn't want to talk ab

hayden tells a story about how he first when he arrived, he would run the nsa, national security agency prior. he was still a general, not quite retired when he arrived at the cia. he went to the so-called bubble, the auditorium cia, to make his first address to the troops as it were. as he was speaking when he came to the end of his remarks he took questions and somebody's hand shot up and they said, what would you like us to call you? and hayden who was famously eloquent and the live and articulate -- glib -- was thrown, he did not answer, and finally he said whatever makes you comfortable. don't call me general. whatever, call me whatever you want to call me. he said in retrospect it was most important thing he said that day. there is what some at cia call, something called 4-star general disease. what it means is that military people sometimes arrived at the cia and certainly directors have arrived on occasion with a very well-developed sense of entitlement, used to having the key staff, a staff of 50 people too, as david petraeus did when he was in afghanistan, to cater to his ever

hayden tells the story about first when he arrived, he runs the nsa national security agency and he was so general not quite retired. when he arrived at the cia. went to the so-called bubble, the auditorium of the cia to make his first address the troops and as he was speaking when he came to the end of this is remarks, he took questions and somebody's hand shot up and he said what would you like us to call you? hagan, was famously eloquent and articulate, he was thrown for a minute. he didn't know how to answer. he said whatever makes you comfortable. don't call me general, call me whatever you want to call me and he said in retrospect, that was the most important thing he sa said. there is, the cia calls, something called four-star general disease and what it means is that military people sometimes arrived at the cia certainly directors have arrived on occasion with a very well developed sense of entitlement. used to have 50 people, when he was in afghanistan to cater to his every win. this was a bit of a problem, it was a culture shock. different cultures. when you are a commanding g

>> i am doing this podcast, a number of former cia directors, had a talk with general hayden who ran the cia, george w. bush, former director of the national security agency spent his entire life in the national security movement. general hayden said what the russians did to us in 2016 is what they are continuing to do today, the most successful covert operation in the history of modern intelligence and it succeeded in part because vladimir putin has in donald trump an agent of influence. trump amplifies russian propaganda pretty much every day, trump distorts american foreign-policy, cows house to vladimir putin, that is no secret, the question is why. i mentioned before, the american congressman who was an agent of influence for moscow and the 30s. donald trump is an agent of influence for the russian federation in the white house. it is no secret that he kisses vladimir putin's ring. the question is why. that question, which is the great counterintelligence question of the 21st century, has never been addressed, never been investigated. the fbi started an investigation and vanishe

on top of that, we have eddie redmayne as tom hayden, john carroll lynch as david dellinger, kelvin harrisonjrl—mateen as bobby seale, a stellar roster indeed. such how much is it worth to you, what's your price? to call off the revolution? my life. anyone watching scenes of protesters being clubbed and tear—gassed in us cities, or of african—americans being bound and gagged by a clearly politicised judiciary cannot help but draw comparisons with contemporary news footage, comparisons that aaron sorkin is keen to emphasise. there is a message in this entertainment. i'm tired of hearing you. it would be impossible for me to care any less what you are tired of. but there's also a fair amount of contrivance, caricature and, "you can't handle the truth", courtroom drama cliches. unsurprising since aaron sorkin wrote both of the play and film of a few good men. the end result is a hodgepodge of still relevant history, and inevitable screen hokum that you can find in cinemas now. meanwhile, the netflix—only release of the boys in the band also takes us back to 1968, with a new version of mark crowle

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general hayden served as the head of the cia under george w. bush, but last night he put out an ad.ayden suffered a stroke in 2018 and suffers from aphasia. >> if there's another term for president trump, i don't know what happens to america. i absolutely disagree with some of biden's policies, but that's not important. what's important is the united states, and i'm supporting joe biden. biden is a good man. donald trump is not. >> general hayden served in the military for some 40-plus years and says donald trump threatens to undo all of the alliances that the u.s. enjoys craig, no word back yet from the trump campaign. >> geoff bennett for us there in salt lake city thank you. >> reminder, you can watch the vice presidential debate with savannah and lester holt hosting here on nbc, starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern >>> ve a big weather story. hurricane delta is battering towards the gulf coast. al is tracking it. good morning. >> good morning. hurricane warnings out for that area it has made landfall now rapid intensification storm. this is a big story, intensifying 35 miles per hour,

and general michael hayden has supported biden for president, watch. >> i'm mike hayden. former director of the cia and nsa. if there is another term for president trump, i don't know what happens to america. i absolutely disagree with some of biden's policies, but that's not important. what's important is the united states. and i'm supporting joe biden. >> all right. time now, though, for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, you have been tracking a pretty serious system. i know we talked about this yesterday. but it seems like it's gotten more intense south of the gulf coast. what are you expecting. >> good morning, kasie. a lot of changes with this storm, so, we went into last night looking at a possible category 4, maybe even a rare category 5 heading into cancun. and land fall is occurring right now in cancun and mexico. what happened last night, it's a small storm and it got disturbed a little bit and the eye wall actually collapsed at one point now it's coming back. but it weakened to a category 3. it's still a huge blow to the

. >> and tom hayden. >> i know who tom hayden is. the fbi used to work for me. are senior deputies with the justice department. that's mr. callie and mr. ackerman. >> well, i don't know why these men are here. >> i invited them. >> you invited them? >> i don't want the appearance of impropriety. >> there isn't any impropriety. >> and now there are witnesses to that. >> that is michael keaton in "the trial of the chicago 7" in theaters and on netflix right now. for those who are too young to remember or don't remember the details, this is an unbelievable trial even by today's standards. >> yeah. >> jimmy: explain. give us a bit of it, if you could. >> well, i had forgotten a lot of what had happened. i play ramsey clark. kind of a wild card who was an independent, very independent attorney general under johnson. he was -- he was his own man. he made his own decisions about things. and they never expected that to happen. most of the stuff in this movie, almost all of it, was all based on fact. but what sorkin does so extraordinary, because just when you think you'

weinglass >> and tom hayden. >> oh, i know who tom hayden is. the fbi used to work for me.e department that's mr. -- and mr. ackerman >> well, i don't know why these men are here >> i invited them. >> you invited them? >> i want the appearance of impropriety. >> there isn't any impropriety >> and now there are witnesses to that. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, one of our favorites, michael keaton how are you, michael >> hey, man. how are you doing? >> seth: i'm good. you know, it's - >> before we start, just be fair [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. you know what? i'm glad you said that you know what? because these were going to be real tough ones. [ laughter ] >> round the corner, round the corner and be fair sorry, i have this on. i just went out for a minute look at this i want to show you something >> seth: great, i can't wait >> speaking of being fair, can you see that >> seth: yeah, look at that. >> yeah, but look at you, speaking -- wait how do i do this >> seth: the other way, the other way. what are you trying to show me >> i'm trying to say look at you, speaki

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello i'm carla hayden it is my pleasure to be here with the author and really, wonderfult history and race, and just challenges during this time, erica armstrong dunbar. she is the author of one of my new favorite books. she came to sleigh. it is the life and time of harriet tubman. thank you so much for doing this. your book is really groundbreaking. >> and cute and first of all let me thank you for inviting me on. i really taken the time to have this conversation. i love to talk about history. but more importantly about the lives of african-american women during the 19th century. and harriet have one just became very clear early on that it was time to kind of do a bit of a refresher on harriet tubman. and to think about her as a person. hennepin as an activist bird right now we're thinking about about what social justice and activism looks like. i think there's no better representation of it, at least in the 19th century than harriet tubman. it's wonderful to be able to talk about her. >> host: what is wonderful about your book as you bring out things about harriet tubm

it's hayden miller. just wanted to call in. in regards to a.d.a., it's great that you're celebrating that, but muni has some work to do in terms of a.d.a. there's some seats tied up, so drivers need to be educated on that. also, the cars blocking the sidewalk. while it seems that some memos have gone out to parking enforcement that that does need to continue being endorsed during the pandemic, i've been told that it's not being enforced during covid. this needs to be enforced because some people cannot walk down their sidewalks safely. if people are being told that they can only use the bus for essential trips, and they can't drive, they need to be able to walk down the sidewalks, so you guys need to be enforcing that. >> thank you. next speakers, please. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> next speaker? >> hello, chair borden and board members. my name is [inaudible] and i work for the department of homelessness and supportive housing. i'm calling in support of the black and african american afint group and the

so i think michael hayden rightfully said that he endured for years of damage, here in the united statesisation donald trump is fuelled which has made our government more and more dysfunctional, but also because of his approach to global issues and that he is not in fact carrying out those responsibilities of an american president on the world stage in terms of denouncing human rights atrocities and advocating for the liberal democrat order. what's interesting is, despite what you and the intelligence community are saying, the majority of the republican party has stayed behind him throughout his four—year term. there was an interesting statistic today, xes had been to the voting record of elected republicans in congress, and 85% of the time dave stead behind this president, despite all the crises he's faced —— they've stayed behind. what becomes of those republicans if he is voted out? that's a very good question and i've been shocked and surprised at how much the numbers the republican party, especially in congress, have been willing to tolerate in terms of what donald trump is done. th

. >> hi, it's hayden miller calling in. i just wanted to support the motion in regards to surface l.r.v. operation. i think that would be great to free up buses, as well as opening up the [inaudible] creek division on the weekends. i'm seeing some of those buses out, which is great. just getting the l.r.v.'s out, it would be great and safer for passengers, and we can have more buses. overall, it's a great idea. thank you. >> thank you. moderator, are there any additional callers? >> operator: you have zero questions remaining. >> so with that, we will close this item. >> clerk: thank you, madam clerk. item 16. this is an opportunity for the members of the public to address the board on matters that are within the jurisdiction on the m.t.a. board of directors but not on today's calendar. >> and i just want to remind the public this is things that are not on the calendar later. this is not a question-and-answer question, so we are not able to answer your questions, but we will have people follow up to you, or your answers rit

alameda, napa and santa clara were already out of the red and into the orange tier and ready to do what hayden plan tuesday do to his banquet room. >> we're going to do overflow seating in here, probably 6 to 8 tables depending on the spacing. >> reporter: joining are museums, movie theaters and places of worship. >> i need to be in the church with the priest. it's more one-on-one. it's more spiritual. it's more personal. it's more like being with god. >> reporter: retail stores, indoor malls, libraries and offices can now open at full capacity and 25% capacity with a 100 person maximum gyms, wineries, family entertainment and card rooms. governor newsom tonight pleased with how californians are masking and distancing but urging everyone not to let up. >> hospitalizations are also beginning to trend slightly back up. 4.7% increase in the last 14 days in new hospitalizations as well as an increase of 5.9% icu admissions over a 14-day period. >> reporter: the other bay area counties are all over the covid-19 color map. san francisco in the yellow, less restrictive than here in marin. sonoma coun

and i think it should tell people something when not only john brennan but mike hayden and james clappernd a lot of other people have decided that these are times that are not normal and we are compelled to speak u up. >> you are absolutely right. you are an extraordinary man. and i would hope that post trump we have a thorough investigatio investigation. >> it sounds like the e-mails after 2016. >> let me just add to that, woodward reports that former senator coates became convinced the russians had something on trump and cannot think of any other possibilities. i found in my reporting of the book, senior cia official officials, former senior cia officials, one of them ran russian operations for years he said after helsinki that this one person in particular said i could think of no other possibility. no possibility other than vladimir putin has something on donald trump. he didn't mean compromise a could've been a financial relationship, but something. >> and to go around and around and around and that is the responsibility when we have information that is damaging. and with that class

. >> and right when we stop, hayden was like uppy, uppy, i'm full and i pick him up and he - booted alls a barfing and i'm trying to make the situation -- once we get to this -- i was like i planned the trip and we're going to go see an organic, sustainable farm, right? but then, first of all, the stench so all my kids have this smell >> jimmy: sounds like a nightmare. >> the smell and then we get to the chicken coop it's 112 degrees and my friend is so lovely and literally this is one of the best, well-run, most sustainable, humane farms there are. and we opened the coop and saw an egg plop out and his eyes bugging out of his head and did you know there's like a slime -- >> jimmy: no, no no, no, there is not >> yes, there's like a bit that comes out with it. >> jimmy: no, no, no don't ruin eggs. >> and he was like - >> jimmy: i'm like that, too i'm like what? i want to talk to you about "l.a.'s finest." season two is available on spectrum and season one, it's going to premiere on fox. >> basically, take the "bad boys" universe with martin lawrence and instead you have me and gabrielle

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and they think they should tell people something when, not only john brennan, but general mike haydenand james clapper, and a lot of other people have decided that these are times that are not normal, with a president who is not normal, and we are compelled to speak out. >> i think you are absolutely right, absolutely. we are in extraordinary times, not a normal president. he doesn't abide by the normal possibilities -- [inaudible] with our foreign adversaries. i would hope that -- we got a thorough investigation to find out -- sounds a lot like hillary's e-mails after 2016. but this isn't a question of being sloppy with your e-mails. it's much more important, critical. >> let me just add to that, bruce, bob woodward reports that dan coats, former senator dan coats, former dni, became convinced that the russians had he couldn't think of any other possibility. i found in my reporting of the book senior cia officials, former senior cia officials, one of whom ran russian operations for years who said after helsinki, that this one person in particular said, after helsinki i could think of

the former cia director michael hayden recently endorsed joe biden. more than 40 former republican officials are backing tiden and you know most of the former national security types. >> i'm not backing biden. i'm going to write in the name of another republican. the president doesn't have his own philosophy. it's already for republicans no to the support him and once he is free of re-election, if he wins, he will be more erratic in decision making. that is part of a national security threat by the we he is handling the pandemic. he just makes decisions without thinking adequately the cost and benefits and the pluses and minuses of the decisions. >> as a result of that as you know, the house speaker is absolutely supporting a big in congress that could give congress and added say. and the president. >> absolutely not. look, that was part of an ameantment to deal with the presidential incapacity. it's probably the worst sing the part of the amendment. i don't know who the political advisers to the speakers are, and the other ngs the house bringing it f

. >> jesse: hayden and hudson. >> dana: children are escaping. >> martha: okay, i couldn't look awaysurgeon, impressive in and of itself. he is at the top of a palm tree, he gets to the top and then he gets to go for a ride. look at this! peter showed that to me this morning. this was taken by someone who was standing there watching. this terrified me. he could've gone flying off that thing. >> jesse: a tree surgeon. >> martha: would you like to do that? what job should you have when you grow up? san bernardino, california. but i think he was just trying to cut off some of the leaves and then the whole head of the palm tree fell off, but he just hangs on, because he's a tree surgeon, and then he manages to get down. also the voter panel tonight. i sat down with college students and we will see that on "the story." >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" up next with bret. >> bret: thanks. good evening, i'm bret baier. from outside kingsbury hall, the campus of the university of utah in salt lake city. we are 27 hours away from the first and only cycle. it pits incumbent vice pre

becausee it is russian disinformation committed site of a letter from john brennan, james clapper, mike haydenand the rest of the goons from the cia and intelligence community asserting it, and worse still, that letter said we have no evidence of russia's involvement, they omitted thept phrase, citing the letter to encourage people to ignore evidence on the grounds that russia manufactured it and the evidence was fabricated, even though there has never been evidence that is true and everything since has disproven it, showing russia was not involved in any of this and nobody, certainly not joe biden, disputes these emails and other text messages are completely real and authentic. >> tucker: that's horrifying. so what you are watching as agencies of the u.s. government turning their awesome and unconstrained powers against the american population. >> this is the real story of the last four years of the trump administration, which is that for a long time on the left, there was a healthy skepticism of the cia, a lot of antiwar activism in the bush and cheney years. that has disappeared, the reason

he is the host of "cosmos" and the director of the hayden planetarium at the american museum of naturalto "a late show," america's favorite astrophysicist, and teacher, i'd say, neil degrasse tyson! neil, it's good to see you again. >> stephen, it's been to go. >> stephen: it has. i threw in "teacher" because you're one of the greatest explainers i know. you make not only learning but the idea about learning interesting because you burn with such passion for knowledge that you infect all around you. you cough your knowledge at them, and it aerosolizes, and we breathe it in, and we want to know more. we catch the fever, neil tyson. >> the contagion of learning, yes, okay. >> stephen: the last time we were together was march 6, and we bugged out of this theater on march 12? this is the last night, march 12, a week later, a little less than a week later, the last time you were on about the coronavirus, you said this: >> it would be interesting if we all paid attention to what scientists say and maybe the coronavirus will just blow on by. ( laughter ). >> stephen: so, neil, neil degrasse ty

. >> that was michael hayden, the former cia director, former nsa head. he joins a running and growing list of former national security officials who have announced their support for joe biden with a warning against the threat posed by donald trump and the threat that he increasingly presents to our safety, our foreign alliances and our national security. that's perhaps made obvious by his amped up twitter activity, donald trump is currently on steroids to treat his coronavirus infection. it's a diagnosis that our next guest, another cia director, warnings that's just another reason for us to feel alarmed in this moment. he writes, i sorely wish that i had never felt compelled to speak out against a sitting president of the united states. it has given me no pleasure to do so, but as long as mr. trump continues to trample the tenants of our democracy, lie to the american people, denigrate the office of the presidency, endanger security and sully our reputation around the world, i will not relent in my criticism of him. joining us now is john brennan. his n

i've been working at a center on 84th and hayden for a long time.right at the beginning we had to jump up quality of cleaning to make the customer feel confident in what we're providing them. when they're confident we can be confident to rent them out. we can increase rentals. that is exactly what happens. connell: sounds like you have a pretty good grasp of the country at a young age. we are here covering business also the political climate in arizona and we've been traveling around the country. what would you say maybe you start, sam, on this, where the country is? you deal with lot of people in terms of attitude, comeback, resurgence. what do you think in terms of where people are right now? >> i've been lucky to travel with joe. joe travels most weeks. i have seen a nice slice of opinions across the country. i see people who want to get back to work. i see people who want, who understand that part of their freedom in this country is the freedom of mobility. u-haul, that is what we do. that is what we're good at. that is the role we play in ameri

. >> this comes on the very same day that general michael hayden did an ad that ended by saying, joe biden is a good man. donald trump is not. if joe biden's message is simply, "i'm a good man who can unite us," is that enough to win? >> well, i think a lot of the american people, stephanie, are suffering from fatigue, from this four-year period where there's been mo acrimony and gridlock in washington. people understand at least out in the part of the country i'm from, ultimately despite our differences we need to find common ground if we're going to move forward. that we have more in common than that divides us. the former vice president fundamentally understands that. look at his career in the senate, he had many republican friends like john mccain. he's even been willing to take guff from his own party from time to time for trying to find principled compromises. and the last thing i'd say is i think this man who i had the privilege of serving with him, me father served with him, a fundamentally decent human being, his life shaped by personal tragedy. had to bur awife, bury two ch

this is sandra bullock, who is like super famous bradley cooper, super famous then we've got thomas haydenink it's ken jeong i have no idea i do a podcast with ken, and that movie had all the razzies, so i just make fun of him >> jimmy: why not? that's what friends are for. see, ken that's what friends are for. come on. >> yeah. and they're really mocking his height in this -- in this. >> jimmy: gosh >> welcome to my -- yeah, you like how i chose an abandoned office for the interview >> jimmy: i like that you dressed up you look sharp you look great as always and i always appreciate you coming on. you're glitching a bit now, which is good because it makes me look better you look like max headroom >> no. you look like where's waldo on vacation i like it. or like you're a gondola driver [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do they wear blazers >> the gondola oh, the gondola drivers? >> jimmy: yeah >> no. you look like you're a gondola driver going to first communion. you're like -- sorry you know what you're dressed like, i think, jamie you're dressed like a cool mega preacher >> jimmy: like ozark, one of

i bet if you shined a blue light on that place, it would look like the hayden planetarium. down and build a new one across the street like they did for the mets because if it worked for the mets - what [ laughter ] oh, it didn't? it didn't work for the mets? how bad is it? oh, it's bad [ laughter ] well, at least you still have the jets what trump has also decided to use his rallies to once again discredit one of the most powerful tools we have in fighting the virus, universal mask wearing in fact, he seems to have some very weird ideas about how you're supposed to eat with a mask on. as he explained yesterday. trump thinks instead of just taking it off, you have to get the food through the mask. >> and in california, you have a special mask you cannot, under any circumstances, take it off you have to eat through the mask it's a - [ laughter ] right? right, charlie it's a very complex mechanism. and they don't realize those germs, they go through it like nothing. they look at you with that contraption and they say that's an easy one. i'll go right through with the food now

administrations, including the current one, and include former cia directors john brennan, michael hayden the signatories have endorsed joe biden, we should note. the letter presents no evidence on whether the "post" report, which alleges that hunter biden used his father's position as vice president to further his foreign business dealings -- i'm not even sure we should outline that -- was falsified. it also doesn't comment on the involvedity of any of the emails, but instead, it says that their collective national security experience makes them, quote, deeply suspicious that the russian government played a significant role in this case and suggests that russia is trying to influence how americans vote in this election. and in related news, the website mediaite reports that fox news passed on the story over questions over credibility. the news division chose not to write the story unless the emails could be properly vetted. however, the "new york post," also owned by rupert murdoch, ran it with a byline of those who apparently didn't contribute to or write it. that's according to "the ne

here is michael hayden, the former cia director talking about transparency and trust and truth, whichut here is his version. >> truth is really important, but especially intelligence. president trump doesn't care about facts. president trump doesn't care about the truth. he doesn't listen. tromped gets another turn from i think many alliances will be gone. and america will be over. and that is a real problem. >> martha: he came after you and called you pretty nasty name, ric. what do you have to say to the former director? >> look, i'm not going to get into the name calling. that is silly. we are the greatest country in the world. we can have policy disagreements, but let's talk about facts and policy discussions. here is a man who attacked me with really shameless words. all because i was trying to be transparent to share information. he can talk about facts, and he can talk about wanting to see facts, but his whole tirade against me is because i was calling for more transparency. again, go back to the fact this is the washington game to pretend you know something on public televisio

and research of specializing in identity politics in iraq and he joins us now from here in doha mr hayden the economic situation still incredibly die if a so many given the ebbing momentum that when asked seeing with these protests is anything likely still to change. well the main changes that we could say is that the protest movement after one year. since its outbreak is still very powerful it's very significant iraq after the october revolution is not the same iraq as before the october revolution they use as it was very well organized it's very clear they're very be aware of the revolution is a youth grassroots movement that is standing up against the political elite whether it is and the government and the militias or political parties governing or controlling or influencing the iraqi political arena and economics from beyond the government people and activists peaceful activists we're still targeting directly there we still can now and assassinated throughout probably past months just that would be the one year commemoration or the end of grocery of the of called the revolution not m