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i'm now joined by nicole walsh and joan walsh. both of you are msnbc political analysts. nicole and joan, my problem here is that i've always said don't talk about family members politicians. they didn't get elected. they didn't put their face in this world we cover so brutally sometimes. then again, she's a special assistant to the president. she has a lot of influence with him, and she's in the showcase now because she took the title special assistant. so how should we look at her role? an advocate for women or an advocate for her father? nicole? >> you know, i think she's trying to do both, and in the end that might be what trips her up. i've followed her out of really personal curiosity throughout the course of the campaign. i follow her on social media, and the vast majority of things she tweets about and pictures she posts have, i would say, almost nothing she tweets about has anything to do with politics or policy or her father's agenda. she's spent years now investing in her brand as someone who creates things for women that she wants women to buy in a commercial

joining me now, joan walsh and david corn and a former aide to republican darrell isa. david, which would be worse? do you believe the president in the sund interew just played when he said he was literay going to cancel nafta todaright before t interview except for t phone calls? >> this is the funneldamental problem with trump and the last 100 days and the next 1,000 days if he stays in office. that you is can't trust whatever he says. you don't know if he's telling the truth, not telling the truth, if he's forgotten, if he's lying on purpose. everything he says is situational. he did that a million times during the campaign. we know that all politicians left, right, democratic, republican often play footsie and play games with the truth. donald trump set records for the statements about how many people attended the inauguration and three hundred dromillion people voting illegally. he denies what he said the day before or the nano second before if it's not relevant. and, therefore, it's kind of hard to assess what he believes, what he thinks, what he's going to do and

joan walsh at the nation is an msnbc political analyst. joan's daughter is working as an organizer in the georgia election. welcome all. let me start with you. when you saw president trump tweeting, what went through your mind? >> wow. why doesn't he try to stay out of this. you are not helping the cause. you are galvanizing people. >> you truly believe this? >> i think so. it is wreaking desperation that he has been all over twitter trying to mobilize in the final hours. it makes me wonder if the efforts of so many democratic activists who decent the on the district had the white house pretty nervous. >> let me put up the tweet at 4:38. after he gave the speech in wisconsin. just learned that jon ossoff doesn't even live in the district. republicans get out and vote! >> again, it's the republicans get out and vote. somebody got to the president. >> right, but he is unpopular in the district. he barely hung on to win it against hillary clinton. this is an interesting district nationally too for democrats. it has the highest education of any

joan walsh and christina grier, associate professor of political science at fordham university. start with the browsing thing because to me it's such a perfect example of the way american politics works. we've read like one billion articles about the great uprising of the discontested white working class. here's your -- people of mahoning county, they can sell your browsing history. >> and you don't get anything for it. >> sell your own browsing history. >> it's awful. they've been doing these surgical strikes of incredible cruelty since the first day. you remember i think we were together when the first thing he signed on january 20th was something eradicating an obama fee reduction for mortgages for first-time home buyers. it saved a family about $500 a month which is nice as a first-time home buyer. they come up with these things. how do they even know it's there? who went in and said day one, this is what we're doing. they are making people's lives miserable with it. this family planning cut is killing me. that program last year, our funding alone saved 10,000 maternal lives

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joan walsh who saw a lack of support from arkansas election tweeted, quote, bye-bye bernie. sorry if you endorsed ossoff with this same argument, too. maybe it's okay, dissing ossoff and endorsing this? nah. dnc chair tom perez issued a statement reiterating the right for women to make their own choices while saying our job at the dnc is to help democrats who have garnered support -- >> that's a lot of reading just to get to this jon meacham. do democrats want to have speakers of the house, majority leaders, or are they going to get a guy here, a guy that had 1 100% rating with planned parenthood. you don't have to call anybody less than 50 years old little. >> i was just saying -- >> who was i talking to yesterday onset who said if you want to pick the perfect candidate to win in tennessee, in nebraska, in red states, you get a democratic mayor who is liked in the business community and who is culturally aligned with the district where he's running. this guy may not even culturally aligned. they're going back eight years ago he agreed to a bill that said a doctor could tell