joe's high and. it wasn't long before he enlisted. and two days later, brother jim walked into a navy recruiting office, saw a boil and joe had beaten him to the punch. both got their orders to shove off the same day. naturally, the folks were down to see them leave. mother used to say that junior, the youngest, always worshiped brother jim. dad and mother course were pretty brave about it all all. and so like millions other american boys, jim and joe. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months, they did not feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, they time they didn't drill was they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every service man has to go through. we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own

joe's high and. it wasn't long before he enlisted. and two days later, brother jim walked into a navy recruiting office, saw a boil and joe had beaten him to the punch. both got their orders to shove off the same day. naturally, the folks were down to see them leave. mother used to say that junior, the youngest, always worshiped brother jim. dad and mother course were pretty brave about it all all. and so like millions other american boys, jim and joe. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months, they did not feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, they time they didn't drill was they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every service man has to go through. we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own

jim. dad and mother of course were pretty brave about it all. and the sound like millions of other american boys jim and joehe drilling they gave the boys those first two months they didn't feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell that the only time they didn't real was when they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every serviceman has to go through, we got our first real letter from jim. jim always loves good at letterwriting. dad was so tickled, he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it to the boys. jim said -- >> dear pop. i am finally learning to be a real radioman. 8:30 in the morning until 4:15 in the afternoon we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own age, i mean we are getting a real education. a fellow who goes through a school like this get strength that will fit him for most any kind of communications job. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kinds of radio installations. they know how to get the stuff across so it is understandable. we are taught not only how to repair a pie

. >>> we have jim, joe and steph. names, both jim and joe making moves in big names today. i will just leave it at that and reveal what the trades are when i see you at 12:00. >> by the way, we went the entire month of october without a percentage move, and the market is clinching up ahead of a toss-up election in a few days. >> and there was talk about it's usually up -- >> we are in one of the ngt five-day periods of the calendar. >> it has been fun, guys. we will look ahead to apple and amazon. "money movers" coming up next. so, you know, han is 22 years old, and we've been together most of my life. not often do you have a childhood dog that, that lives this long so i think it's really unique and special that we've experienced so many, so many things in life together. knowing that he's getting good nutrition and that he has energy is a huge relief for me and my dad. “such a good little bean.” we're so grateful to have had this time with him, so let's keep it going and make every day special. i haven't achieved all m

and then the lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightning round. let's go to joe. >> jimear. how are you? >> same to you sir. i'm doing fine. great to talk to the callers. how can i help? >> i am anxious for next week's monthly meeting on wednesday. i'm getting my question ready and prepared to send off to you and jeff. thank you for doing that for us. my stock is bowing. you saw the big news this afternoon. 10% workforce production. the stock is at a seven-year low stock price. they've got a strike going on into month two. they have not had a profit since 2018. >> i am worried. let me tell you why i'm worried because the balance sheet is not great. they should have raised capital when they had a chance to. it was jarring news and i don't have any conviction whatsoever that they are getting this right. it is one of the major things we have to watch for real trouble in the next few months. let's go to gn in florida. >> booyah. >> booyah. >> i have my grandson who is also in the investing club and has a question for you. >> jim, booyah. >> booyah, jian. >> what do you think

elections correspondent brianna lyman and the author of progressively worse, fox news contributor joe concha out with a new book, congratulations on that. here's jimfigan, a little bit more at the dinner. let's show this and we will get your response, joe. >> catholics will be a key demographic in every battleground state. i'm sorry. why is vice president harris not here? in her defense she did find time to appear on the view, howard stern, and the longtime staple of campaigning, the call her daddy podcast. >> trace: pretty good swipes that kamala harris. the whole theme of this is that she did not show up and the media the next day attacks trump. >> trace, let's be clear, whoever advised kamala harris to not attend the al smith dinner, a dinner that every democrat has been invited to for decades, in the last democrat who did not show up was in 1984, we saw how things ended there, whoever told her to stay away should be fired or seek employment elsewhere. by the tens of millions, trump is everywhere, on social media and the rare occasions where it's almost positive for him,'s performance last night was applauded and meanwhile she is getting killed

. >>> then, coming up on "morning joe," more on tonight's vice presidential debate between governor walz and jd vance. >>> then, jim join the conversation. >>> also, country music superstars garth brooks and trisha yearwood will be our guests. >>> "morning joe" a few moments away. away sday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! >>> welcome back. in the aftermath after hurricane helene, donald trump is falsely accusing the biden administration, along with governor cooper of north carolina, of going out of their way to restrict aid to communities affected by the storm. let's look at what trump had to say when nbc's garrett haake questioned him about the post. >> are democrats intentionally not getting service to republican areas? do you have any evidence for that, mr. president? >> contributor and author of the book "how the right lost its mind," our friend, charlie sykes. as we notd earlier in the show, governor kemp said president biden offered whatever help he needs. biden angrily denounced trump's lies. this i

and jim, we know that president joe biden has been very focused on foreign policy, on peace in the middle east in these final months of his presidency, he'll be speaking at a campaign event later this afternoon. no word on if he will mention this specifically, but could be an opportunity to hear from the president himself and of course, the white house was quite concerned about potential effects on the election with that just, just about a week-and-a-half away here in perhaps they're breathing something of a sigh of relief based on the reaction we've seen so far here, julia benbrook at the white house. >> thanks so much. we will have much more at the very top of the hour until then after a short break. we will return to the amanpour hour here on cnn >> i've been saying publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money. >> i could just shut off back to carve tomorrow at nine on cnn is there any way to get a better place on this? have you checked single care before i pick up my prescription at the pharmacy, i always check the single characterize its quick, easy, and totally freedom

and joe biden got 43. good morning, my name is jim and i'm a volunteer with the i was lucky democrats, jim simon. his volunteering to try and get the democrats to the polls, hoping someone answers the door. but also hoping when they do, he doesn't hear themselves. now. i've got democrat information. do you want any of it? no, just for medical, haymarket, l g 0. great. those lucky tony, wisconsin a span sandoval, he's joining us from washington, dc and sell a campbell of harris as rounding in philadelphia, which is probably the most crucial of the swing states that has the most number of electoral college votes. what is she been saying? yeah, hi, elizabeth, not a 1000000 miles away actually from web potty was just reporting all of that. and also very similar picture because of their on 19 electoral college roads in pennsylvania, it is seen as the state. so when it is on a knife edge, it is a state that donald trump one in 2016 jo biden's, when it back in 2020, but by the finish of margins. now kala harris is the and she is very aware that the clock is ticking and asked me to sort of patsy's report

thing we can sell to these republican the next 30 days, and i think people like cassidy hutchison, like my good friend joe walsh, is cheney, jimnnsylvania, the list goes on and on, they are in every battleground estate, to say to people in their communities me you don't have to be a part of this, i am not a part of this, you know something is wrong with this, we can say no together in whatever fashion you want. >> i am waiting on john kelly, michael. >> we are waiting on a number of people. i thought it was profoundly important to have the statement made publicly in the first birthplace of the republican party. and what i find interesting about having the conversation with liz cheney there, it's sort of the transition away from this form of the party. the party was born out of the party because there was disagreement over slavery. these republicans made the case for independence, for the independent freedoms of everybody, we are all equal. and to have liz cheney and kamala harris in that space, to me, is profoundly important. they are, they laid out the fundamental principles, which anchored the part-- i want you to listen to

and joe biden was busy checking his watch. if you're going to talk about john character jim, let's really talk about let's not talk about stories about arnold palmer. let's talk about the reality of leadership and the lack thereof from kamala harris and joe biden, this is trump is going to be the next president of the united states i mean, you find it entertaining when he's making these kinds of comments i mean, is that something you want kids to hear who's going to do the job of commander in chief. >> what i want is a president who's going to follow the law and execute the law and not run around the law like kamala harris and joe biden have done. i want a president that's going to make sure that yes, we are energy dominant on the world stage that the american people have jobs where they can actually get ahead in life. that's what i want in a president. and quite frankly, that's what the majority of our country wants in a president, you could talk about stories about arnold palmer. all you want, but that does not matter when people got to put food on the table, that stuff for your show, it might be good for your show. it's not

jim, good morning to you. >> good to be with you. >> steve: joe biden and senior aides have urged israel to avoid direct attacksan's nuclear facilities. but you say they should probably do it. take a hit now. >> absolutely. i think the problem that we have run into is iran believes that israel is going to hit their nuclear facilities, consequently, they are incentive to speed up whatever they are doing to get to a working nuclear device. that leads israel to believe that their timeline is compressing as well so you get a self-fulfilling prophecy and some level only existential threat to israel is a nuclear armed iran. the houthis, the hezbollah, and hamas terrorists are never going to take down the state of israel. so they can either keep treating the symptoms or go for the cause of the disease which is the islam rep reinches c republic of iran. >> iran should use it or lose it ultimately iran come after them. israel may never get another opportunity to go after them like they have got right now. >> they are riding high. they were on their heels when the attack of october 7th, that horrific attack occurred. and

i mean, at one point, joe biden called it jim crow, 2.0. and governor kemp i interviewed him that fall. he strongly defended it and said it wasn't going two hamper or suppress votes and he tweeted tonight and said for years, kamala harris, stacey abrams, joe biden, their allies in the media lied about georgia election laws to raise campaign cash and scare people. he says it was wrong, then it's wrong. now, here's the truth. in georgia. it's easy to vote and hard to cheat what does, what we're seeing happening in georgia tonight say, if anything about the voting laws. >> i mean, i think obviously brian kemp thinks it says a lot that it is easier to vote hard to cheat. we know historically speaking, and in 2020 georgia in terms of voting eligible population, basically match the nationwide average in 2022. obviously, there was a hot senate race was actually a above average. if you were to look at non partisan rankings that essentially say how easy is it to register, how easy is it to vote? georgia is right in the middle of the pack. i'm not sure.

and say oh, shoot. he is using this to advantage. why did joe biden say that? >> brian: right. and that's what "new york times" say jim manly long time democratic strategist says i don't think these comments are going to hurt long term frustrating to watch as the harris campaign ha to spend precious time clarifying what the president was trying to say. we are very -- we are past the need to be concerned about president biden's feelings. after all, he dealt her a pretty bad hand when he finally agreed to drop out with months to go. if the harris campaign feels the need distance themselves, they should feel free to do so. the problem is he did something two weeks ago politically when he said i want to lock up trump, politically lock him up. that was the accusation with lawfare. that your department of justice was put on a mission from you to lock him up and stop him from running. it backed up your fears. we all think that you have very little respect for the maga movement. and then trump would break down and says make america great again? what are you trying to say. he started this two years ago with his political geniu

and stadiums. >> brian: did you hear joe rogan, that is basically like therapy. you knew everything jim gafagafagan stood for. a lot of reason why donald trump got a lot of traction again. >> steve: it is a festive, fun night here in the heart of midtown manhattan with political elite, business leaders, new york's hoy paloy. >> brian: how do you spell that? >> hoi-polyare? >> steve: you see chuck schumer, which was uncomfortable as donald trump was making fun of him and his party. a lot of fun. >> brian: a lot of football, woody johnson and robert kraft and commissioner of football. >> ainsley: roger goodell. >> ainsley: shocking she wasn't in the room and went on, ainsley said reception to this video -- >> ainsley: it wasn't funny. you are in the room with new yorkers, a lot of democrats, you would think they would laugh, it did not resonate with me. did you, brian? >> brian: remotely funny. what makes this charming, candidates don't pretend to be stand-up comics. how they deliver makes it charming and makes you relatable. one thing underappreciates, we have self-depraindicating humor.

jim comey in the wings, waiting to kneecap her, so that's good. and i'm very grateful for that but, i think she is doing what she needs to do. >> carley: joe concha hillary clinton blamed a few people and things in 2016 when she lost. now she is on 8 year public health therapy tour that never seems to end. let me name the things that she named why she lost in 2016. raush, dnc, campaign staff, sexism, matt laura, the media in general. barack obama, bernie sanders, jill stein, informed voters. campaign. anthony weiner and carlos danger who may be the first person. she didn't campaign in wisconsin. that's why you lost, hillary. you thought you had it won. you didn't. stop blaming james comey. no one wants to hear this anymore. >> todd: she didn't stop there. there is more. listen. >> there is also a double standard because it still is very difficult to cover donald trump. i think there is almost a default in the press where people go back and say okay, well, you know, at least harris is trying to answer questions and she is putting out real policy, so, you know, let's go pile on her and make sure we know exactly what she is talking about. because the

jim, i can say that 13,099 murders were let into this country, 16,000 rape is 425,000 people in the last four years have been let into this country by, by kamala harris and joe biden's own customs and border protection that are running around this country to its kamala harris is there why do you guys say kamala? that is it's kamala harris. i just jim, we know that they're committing crimes against americans. >> why why can't these individuals are talking about the individuals who then killed by illegal immigrants 13,099 murders have been let into this country by this administration's own accounting. and you guys don't want to talk about it to put that in we talking about immigration all the time. i'm talking about jim, admit that 13,099 murders of been let into this country. >> that's for murder is for every single county in america. but you don't think that that's a problem border crossings are down and crime is down in this country. >> but do want in this country. i asked you the beginning you did donald trump lose the 20 20 election? i just asked you whether haitian migrants are eating dogs and cats in springfield. you went you won't admit the truth on ei

also with us writer for the times and the times magazine jim rootenberg. joe, where to begin? washington post." >> yeah. i love to start with not only an employee of "the washington post," but the legend of "the washington post" along with carl burnstein we wrote the rules for political reporting which is why your concerns about "the washington post" withholding an editorial for president that had been written 11 days before the election why you're so disturbed by it. i'm moved by the back story about your reporting which, of course, we now all know about but you said time and again you guys ran up against a brick wall but you always had the support not only of the editorial page but even of the legendary cartoonist herb block. >> exactly. and katherine graham, the owner who said look, do this. we're going to back you and what carl burnstein and i wrote about the nixon administration, was controversial, denied. we were out alone but we had that backing and, as you say, even herb block would do a cartoon about all the secrets in -- that are hidden in the nixon white house. >> "

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. >>> also ahead, emmy winner jim parsons will be live in studio to talk about his role in the broadway revival of "our town." >>> "morning joe" andmoments away >>> welcome back. we want to close out our hour with this important story. republican senator jd vance has now said he does not believe that former president trump lost the 2020 election. speaking at two press events yesterday, the republican vice presidential nominee confirmed his belief at the first event, then he gave a more fiery answer at the second. let's watch. >> on the election of 2020, i've answered this question directly a million times. no, i think there are serious problems in 2020. so did donald trump lose the election? not by the words that i would use. i answered this question a million times when i ran for the senate, the 2022 republican primary. i've answered this question the 2022 general election. i've answered this question ten times recently. i think that big tech rigged the election in 2020. that's my view. if you disagree with me, that's fine. i've given that exact question for years, and this is -- this is such a preposterous thing that the america

jim. [laughter] she was a good one, here. in advance of this is donald trump and jd vance to grand rapids. the trump campaign issued a statement in the detroit news, joeiden's failed h policies he left a path of death and destruction in michigan. can you imagine anyone saying that as you move around this great state? unbelievable. how does that happen? asked why he wrote this its way talk about it. i want to talk about positive things that are happening. this was going to be in the wild unprecedented contest in a moment there's so much misinformation. a lot of people are just struggling to take care of their families and get to work on time. in the fundamentals they have to do every single day. the robust dialogue the constitution envisions democracy thrive on. i recoil at that categorization. we got wonderful things happening in the state. it was so fun to meet the nfl draft in detroit a couple of months ago. [applause] seven or 50000 people at an all-time record. it was a joyous celebration. we showed the world what's happening in the city with got old notions about. onshore supply chain, general motors and biggest investment country right in lansin

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jim? >> transocean. look at earnings. >> joe snmplt >> barclays. >> thank you, everybody. see you in a bit. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "the exchange." i'm john ford in for kelly evans, ande is what's ahead. apple on deck. this as microsoft and meta are under big pressure this hour. amazon is, too. microsoft is on pace for its worst day in about a year. we'll dig into the reports, how it sets up the rest of big tech earnings, and what name our trader says is just a no. plus, a potential media shakeup. comcast considering spinning out its cable networks as a separate company. our david faber just sat down with john malone, and he joins us ahead. >>> this stock's flying on earnings, hitting an all-time high but has nothing to do with ai. the ceo joins us with what went right in the quarter and why he's bullish into the holidays. but we begin with dom chu with the numbers. >> john, it's decidedly negative, and that tech story has a lot to do with that. just to give you an idea, the outperformers in the dow, the blue chip index at 41,919, down 221 points, one half of 1% decline. the broader s&p 500 is at 5731, down 82 points, or about 1.5%. now, the key level to watch for so

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joe biden keeps talking about in 2021. which he didn't even put together, didn't even put out there, even though he had a democratic house and senate. >> actually, i disagree. jimankford is a pretty conservative republican from oklahoma. it would have raised the bar on asylum claims, establishing credible fear would have put more judges out there, more asylum officers. >> brian: i could stop you i talked to him extensively. aren't judges, people essentially deputized. left the discretion up to people like the joe biden administration who has a reputation of come one, come all. there was no provision if you were unaccompanied minor you get to stay then you eventually send for your family. >> brian, i guarantee you if that bill becomes law, the numbers will go down. just politically, we have this -- this is what people hate about washington. that was a good bill. and the political forces decided no, we would rather have the problem to complain about. than to fix the problem. that's why people are so fed up with washington. >> brian: senator lankford would tell you the problem he had there wasn't more people delegate in during the process. and 8 democrats voted ag

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so without further ado i would like to welcome yoshiko and thank you for coming here. thank you, jim, joe going to read to us first and then we have a couple of questions and, then we're going to open that up, right? so this is the sort of flow of our the next sort of 2 hours that we can spend together. so do you want to sort take us to your book and read and then i can follow that up with questions? absolutely. well, deb, everyone, i am so excited to be here. it's it's a charged time and the fact that all of you took time out of your monday to come and listen to me, it really means lot. so thank you to each and every one of you. i hope you take something from this conversation that stays with you for a long time. you learn about and discuss politics. you learn about dalit lives. you learn about our resistor and you think about how solidarities are interconnect it. so i'm going to read from coming out as dalit this the latest addition this is not hardcover this is just what i had this a new edition that was only in the united states. i published this book in 2019 in india and where it won

and jim brings up a great point, kamala harris always underestimated, please find another politician who in this poll, found favorability ratings are plus. you know, she is somehow like joeicans constantly underestimating her. >> and also just for balance, given his tenuous time the country is in, it is important never to underestimate donald trump. >> of course not. and democrats don't. >> but what jim wrote, there was so many things that were valuable about it and validating. especially for women. kamala harris is a woman who has been waiting a long time. i would say hold her life to prove to the world that they are wrong about a woman's ability to step up and get the job done. i will go backwards and it is hard not to start with the debate. and no man has been able to do what she has done, no man even dreamed of it. and dreamed it in the wildest dreams, none of them ever came close to what she did. she decimated him in the debate. as the prosecutor, the attorney general, as a senator and vice president she has broken berries and done jobs that men dream of and is a democratic nominee. many women in america are watching her. they are watching her because they are in a

. >> jim messina, eugene daniels and molly jong-fast, thank you all very much for being on this morning. >>> coming up on "morning joeut child care -- >> no. >> -- was that just a figure of speech? and he's going to get rid of the affordable care act, and he has plans that are sort of cooking? this is crazy. >> you can't really know exactly what he's saying and if he means what he's saying. we'll show you those remarks specifically. >>> and from "happy days" to "night shift" henry winkler's career has been defined by his extraordinary comedic talent. he joins us next on "morning joe." he joins us next on "mornig joe. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabetes with confidence with dexcom g7. the most accurate cgm. ♪♪ learn more at dexcom.com san francisco's leadership is failing us. that's why mark farrell is endorsing prop

and fit, ready to do the job. >> i have to say, chris matthews, mika brings up a good point, or echo's jim geraghty's great point, as well. underestimated like joenald reagan who would say, one of my greatest assets is everybody thinks i'm an amiable dunce. people thought reagan was stupid. the votes are counted, and he wins 49 states. my favorite reagan story was -- on this point was when he went to harvard to speak at the commencement. he's sitting there with the eal of the president of the united states in front of him. he said something along the lines of, i really wish i would have been able to have an education as wonderful as yours. i went to eureka college, and the audience sort of laughs at eureka college. then he puts his hands on the podium and goes, just imagine how far i could have gotten if i had had a degree from harvard. there's the seal of the president of the united states on the podium, and the whole place erupts in laughter. but underestimating a political foe, any political foe, as you know, that is mistake number one. my gosh, the democrats have a candidate that republicans have always underestimated, just like biden. when

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