i used to know jeff miller in another life. he wasn't a snake. but this is a snake move. s the purpose of cutting off cheney's fund-raising, tim miller? >> it is sending a message. for starters, don't cry for me, republican fund-raising cult consultants, i guess. they are not exactly the victims here. i don't feel horrible for them. but to your point, the actions of jeff miller and kevin mccarthy are extremely telling. look, they have -- they have completely thrown in not just with marjorie taylor green. look at this caucus. they have paul gosar, the nicest thing you could say about him is he is white nationalist curious. he might be worse than that on the white nationalist chain. mat gets a, who -- you have got matt gaetz. you have mo brooks in this caucus. you could be a fund-raising consultant for them and jeff miller doesn't care if you fund raise for white nationalists. what he cares is if you fund raise for someone who is telling the truth about his boss's complicity in the insurrection on january 6th. i think that shows you where they know they are vulnerable, where

, very powerful and swampy lobbyist in washington, jeff miller is out there telling political groups, consulting firms, that they have to side with either cheney or mccarthy. you can't do both. you have to pick. kevin mccarthy has chosen the marjorie taylor greene direction, the maga direction, the donald trump direction, the election lie direction, that is the we are not going to care if people are engaged in racist anti-semitic conspiracy theory politics. that's fine. and liz cheney provides the alternative view. i look at what happened on the floor of the house as much more significant than just a squabble or just one congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene, yelling at two people who are just having a conversation. this is the choice for the republican party. i don't know that they realize that. i think a lot of them think there is some sort of third option. there isn't. it is cheney or marjorie taylor greene and i guess the question for all the members out there, which one are you going to follow? >> yeah. it reminds me of the scenemagui leaving and he's like who's coming with me? a

. >> reporter: jeff miller is the nfl executive vice president for health and safety.isfied with? >> no. there is no finish line when it comes to the health and safety of our sports specifically around concussions. >> reporter: four years ago the league agreed to pay out $1 billion to players who suffered long-term effects from concussions. many suffering from symptoms of cte, a debilitating condition resulting from multiple impacts to the head. could you take a family member of somebody who has lost someone who has been diagnosed post mortem with cte and say, the nfl has changed. the nfl is changing >> i would say to anybody and happy to have the conversation with anybody interested in player health and safety whether the nfl level or all levels of football and talk about the work we are doing to improve the game. you can make the game safer and more exciting. >> reporter: getting closer to the goal post of a safer sport, a huge challenge. nbc news, charlottesville, virginia. >>> when we come back, the young runner >>> when we come back, the young runner yeah, that's

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jeff: next question. kevin: miller, a.p. reporter: thanks. i was hoping you might explain a little bit why you think cases and hospitalizations right now are coming down. does it say something -- what does that say about the rest of the fall and winter? more broadly, a number of surveys have come out showing the fully vaccinated people are still significantly altering their lives. hearing they may get the virus. should people who are fully vaccinated continue to harbor doubts about the efficacy of the vaccines? change their lives? should they continue to postpone travel and stop -- not dining indoors or get back to normal? jeff: first question over to you, dr. walensky. if you have anything to add, dr. fauci. dr. walensky: we have seen this with all of our surges when they peak and come down. we are watching carefully and understand the impact of delta might be a little different. one of the things i think that's critically important now is as these cases come down the most important thing that we can do is to continue to practice the mitigat

and tim miller, -- former communications director for jeff bush. gentlemen, welcome. you both have the west words, it's just that the polish turk committee hasn't seller settled on to mueller's work yet, we're gonna get. they're speaking of your words tim, i'm gonna quote from what you wrote for the bulwark. there is been no evidence to date that democrats have a coordinated or even on coordinated plan to sell this legislation. if anything, they are playing into the republicans hands by litigating the top line spending number, rather than the more popular particulars of the bill. tim, what you're describing has a technical, political term for it, and it's called i believe, pills piss poor messaging. >> yeah, i mean i wish i didn't have to say it brian, but it's just reality. and some of these -- so, maybe it'll be a task, i don't know. but here's the thing, the message coming from the republicans, if you look at that article in the washington post you laid out, it's very simple. socialism, big government, and inflation. everybody can get it, they don't even know what'

tim miller, former communications director for jeff bush.y monita, your up your reaction to what the liberals have pulled off tonight. >> i just think that we need to recognize the power and determination for jayapal, and the entire caucus because yes they are holding the line here in a significant way that ultimately will help to deliver biden's agenda. and i think we need to recognize that. that is no easy feat when you're up against moderates, not only the house but also in that senate. and it is something that they are going to have to keep continuing to do in order to make sure that it is in essential investment for americans to go through, the people who are struggling right now, the people who will benefit from these investments, whether it's in childcare, climate change, getting vision, dental, medicare. these are the people that are fighting for prioritizing. and we all need to tip our hats to that effort. >> okay mr. tim miller, author of a pieced over at the bulwark today, that starts with this headline. an ode to st. joe manchin,

jeff ranieri will join us next with the halloween forecast and when the rain is returning. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. >>> don't have a ticket? here is your sneak peek into outside lands. this is a live stream. you can access it, too. live stream for free, it's on stage right now, 70,000 people are there at golden gate park in san francisco, on stage is glass animals and then following glass animals, tyler the creator, and a lot of people having fun in the city tonight. >>> also in san francisco, look who's home? carlos santana. the legendary musician. returning to

friends juanita tolliver, veteran political strategist and tim miller, contributor over at the bulwark and former communications director for jeff bush. good evening friends and welcome to you both. juanita tolliver, the drinking game is we have to mention manchin's name as many times as physically possible during this and any segment no matter what the topic. is with that in mind, manchin met with bernie today, manchin met with jayapal today. cameras followed mentioned and he said the following to those cameras. >> how is your meeting with your one-on-one with senators? sanders >> a good. meaning >> how is your meeting with congressman? jayapal >> good. meeting >> what did you guys discuss? >> good. meaning [inaudible] >> we're talking. >> you're going to have a resolution by the end of the week? >> we are talking, we're gonna make some progress. >> there is your unity ticket juanita tolliver, and also we've learned tonight that sinema is going over to the white house tomorrow. she and mentioned spent so much time there i learned that they are getting their mail forwarded. juanita tolliver, what do you make of any of this news

jeff, thanks. >> as long as it doesn't get too dangerous. >> exactly. >>> up next, a hiker who escaped after two days in sub-freezing temperatures. we'll share that story. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. >>> okay, check it out. this woman survived two days in what was below sometimes below freezing temperatures in the sierra. rescue crews worked around the clock to try to find her. they spotted her yesterday. temperatures dropped to around 13 degrees. she was found safe and unhurt. >>> an invasive pest that terrorized wine country back in the early 2000s has made it back to the bay area. it was spotted earlier this month. they're feared in wine cou

miller, with amanda lying, and i have goosebumps. that was william shatner, the snow and for playing james t kirk in star trek. thanking jeffo runs amazon, the company we all die everything from, for the experience of a lifetime. this after bezos' blue origin successfully launched and had landed its second crewed flight. here to talk more about the space tourism industry is andrew chanin, precure -- procuream ceo. how important is tourism as opposed to exploration, maybe mining, setting up industry? is it a decent sized part of this base business? andrew: space tourism really just started making revenues this year, and analysts leave the space tourism market could be roughly a $4 billion industry by 2030. you look at it right now, the space industry as of the end of last year was a four hundred $47 billion industry. we are still talking about a very small piece. amanda: in terms of the size of the potential industry, how much of it is industrial and how much is actual tourism, kind of a retail consumer base? andrew: space tourism right now, you are breaking that down, because of these blue origin, and even spacex adventures