and the omens are not good at all. >> this is a bit of a montage of fox news supporting kyle rittenhousead to maintain order when no one else would? >> kyle richardson -- rittenhouse has been villainized here and he's been demonized. and i think it should be just the opposite. >> this kid was out there trying to help people. were people killed? absolutely. but again, we don't know yet. you've got a little boy out there trying to protect his community. >> paul butler, does the prosecution here have any recourse to ask for a new judge if they feel this judge is biased when they're questioning and voir diring to get a jury? anybody who listens to fox news is probably a fan of kyle rittenhouse. how do they make sure this doesn't wind up being a jury that aapproximates the emmitt till jury? >> the defense has the difficult job of finding jurors and the prosecutor wants jurors that will be unbiased but that will be difficult with this judge. joy, a not guilty verdict would be a call to arms for anyone who wants to police a black lives matter march. if rittenhouse is found not guilty, the messa

kyle rittenhouse was steeped in right-wing culture. he was a trump supporter, he frequently posted on his facebook page about blue lives matter, a pro-police countermovement in response to black lives matter. rittenhouse did what he was told by the right-wing media. he used his second amendment rights. he showed up at a protest against police brutality that had spiraled into chaos. it's a place where he was told antifa riots were happening and he showed up with an air 15 and he shot three people and killed two. two lives gone. two people who would probably still be here on earth if kyle rittenhouse had just stayed home. and after this, he became a hero on the right. there's an entire world built up around him that believes he is a martyr. they think what he did was the right thing to do. a model for what others should do. that is the specter of the kyle rittenhouses, the specter of the guy getting up to the microphone saying when do we use the guns? that specter is what now hangs over every school board meeting and every public health m

final, but there is one record that the judge in kyle rittenhouse's trial they don't want to use, andugust. he said this was in self defense. i want to bring in david henderson, a former prosecutor and a cnbc contributor. i want to read exactly what judge bruce schroeder said. he said the word victim is a loaded word and i think alleged victim is a cousin to it. he asked them to use complaining witness or decedent. he says this is a long-standing policy for criminal trials, but he will allow the defense to call the three people shot rioters and looters. what do you make of this decision? >> i have a rule for kyle rittenhouse. you can't call the people he hurt victims, and you can call them looters. there is no crime victim. the problem is he is allowing the defense to mislead the jury by calling them rioters, arsonists, and looters, because that doesn't give him the right to shoot them even if they were. >> how would it change your approach with the judge? >> kris, if i was a prosecutor, i would not care. you don't want to talk like a lawyer more than you absolutely have to. they don'

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. >>> then the trial of kyle rittenhouse is set to begin on monday. why is the judge banning the use of the word "victim" to refer to the protesters who were shot and killed? and what impact will that have on the trial? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, tonight we are learning the lengths to which former president trump is willing to go to conceal what happened on january the 6th. a late-night court filing from the national archives revealed that the former president is trying to block the january 6th select committee from receiving white house visitor lists, call logs, presidential diaries, and the handwritten notes from his chief of staff, mark meadows. now trump already tried to block the transfer of these documents claiming executive privilege, but the biden white house has already rejected those efforts earlier this week, paving the way for their release. now, that's far from the only attempt from trump. republicans and even right-wing media to try and sweep this january 6th insurrection under the rug. illinois congressman ad

in a pretrial hearing the judge said the victims of kyle rittenhouse cannot be referred to as riotersefense. sara sidner has the latest. >> reporter: before the jury is even selected, controversy erupts in the case of double homicide suspect kyle rittenhouse after the judge rules on evidence in his upcoming trial. judge bruce schroeder ruled that the three people rittenhouse shot cannot be called victims by prosecutors in front of the jury. but if there is evidence to prove it, rittenhouse's attorneys may refer to the dead and injured men as looters, rioters and arsonists. the judge and prosecutor sparred over it. >> if the evidence shows that any or more than one of these people were engaged in arson, rioting, or looting, then i'm not going to tell the defense they can't call them that. >> i think, your honor, if i were to count the number of times you've admonished me not to call someone a victim during the trial, it would be in the thousands. >> you have made that point. and this is a long-held opinion of mine which very few judges, i guess, share with me, that i think it's a loade

whether someone was setting fire to a building nearby should have no bearing on whether kyle rittenhouse was in fear for his life and decided to shoot people. those two things don't go together. the judge said police told rittenhouse and others, we appreciate you guys. you can tell this is just going to be fraught from top to bottom. and jury selection begins monday. . >> can't be called alleged victims. >> not even decedents. >> it's not even alleged looter. >> it will confuse the jury. you are demonizing the people who died. they will be arguing about whether in fact, they are they were looters or rioters. it will not focus on the person on trial. >> this is unusual. >> judges have a lot of discretion. they can do anything they want on these rules of evidence. >> laura jarrett, thank you very much. >>> so just a short time ago, democrats released the details, this is for the first time, of a major new tax plan that targets the richest billionaires in the united states. so is this the final evidence, final element that will finally help pass the president's weeping domestic agenda? also

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it is kyle rittenhouse is on trial j.ke clear lowry dig lus to call them rioters, looters or arsonists, the surviving victim, the person he didn't kill has not been charged with rioting, looting or arson. so calling him that is again a an illegally inaccurate argument. that's where the biasness is, the white systemiccism and allowing him to take liberty for words here, disallowing prosecutors with words there. that's why he's getting away with it. >> and telling you how he feels about it. it's a legally binding argument. i argue this is giving permission to other people to be violent when they want to file a temper tantrum, they're giving a wink and a nod. i want you to take a listen to a trump supporter asking a question at a rally. we'll talk about it on the other side. take a listen. >> this is tyranny. when do we get to use the guns? no, and i'm not, that's not a joke. i'm not saying it like that, literally, where is the line? how many elections are they going to steal before we kim these people? >> no, hold on. stop,

>> kyle rittenhouse has been villainized here. and he's been demonized and i think it should be just the opposite. >> this kid was trying to help people. were people killed? absolutely. but we don't know yet. you have a little boy trying to protect his community. >> a little boy trying to help people. sounds eerie similar to the attack on the capitol, that peaceful group encouraged to fight like hell by donald trump. new reporting in "the washington post" claiming as the vice president was hiding from attackers that day who were yelling to hang him, trump attorney john eastman emailed one of pence's top aides blaming pence for the attack, pressuring him to overturn the election session which may be why donald trump is fighting so hard to keep congress from his administration's records. court filings revealed this morning by the national archives show trump was trying to block call logs, drafts of remarks and speeches and handwritten notes from former chief of staff mark meadows from the january 6th committee. joining me now, one o

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in kenosha, wisconsin, the judge overseeing the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse has ruled the threeprotesters shot by the white teenager during racial justice protests last year cannot be labeled "victims" during the trial, but can be called "rioters," "looters," or "arsonists" if the defense can provide evidence to justify such terms. two of the protesters, anthony huber and joseph rosenbaum, were killed by rittenhouse. the trial will start next week on november 1. senate democrats have unveiled a new plan centered around capital gains taxes on billionaires as lawmakers seek workarounds to help pay for the reconciliation package that is being obstructed by conservate democrats kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. the tax would apply to just the 700 wealthiest people in the united states. in new york city, amazon warehouse workers and labor organizers in staten island filed a petition with the national labor relations board to hold a union election. it's the second time this year amazon workers are attempting to form the company's first ever u.s. union. the new york effort was led by chr

that is a specter of the kyle rittenhouse. the specter of the guy getting up to the microphone and saying, when do we use the guns? . a specter which now hangs over every school board meeting, and every public health meeting, and every public interaction officials have with people who are angry because we are the most armed country on earth with more contends than citizens. four in ten americans live in the, and those guns are in 44% of republicans and independents -- compared with just 20% of democrats and those would be democratic in fact in lots of corners the right wing will hold this up and say, this is why will win the civil war when it happens. until you end up in a situation where in the words of diana palmer and timothy sick, of the atlanta and second have become a threat to the first. because they say, quote, people cannot freely exercise their speech rights when they fear for their lives. charles hohman's is a story editor for the new york times magazines. his latest piece is entitled kyle rittenhouse and the new er

in the days following, during protests, 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse fatally shot two people. further stoking an already-volatile moment. the justice department's decision not to file civil rights charges likely means that the officer will not face criminal prosecution. state prosecutors had previously dcided not to pursue charges. tonight blake's father called the criminal justice system racist, asking, quote, what other roads do we take when the justice system fails us? what are we supposed to do? noting his son was shot seven times in the back, david. >> pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> next tonight, the death toll rising in those flash flood emergencies across the southeast. at least five people have now died. this family survived thanks to swift water rescue teams in newport city, tennessee. a woman and three small children escaping through the window of their suv, carried one by one through the rushing water. and tonight now a new system is brewing, winds and heavy rain. carolinas, d.c., new york, all this weekend. let's get back to rob marciano, with us aga

vigilantes carrying high-powered semiautomatic rifles, a protesters shot in the arm by 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse who also fatally shot two people with an illegally obtained assault rifle. rittenhouse faces homicide charges are: a trial set to begin november 1. the venezuelan government denouncing the capture of columbian businessman and venezuelan diplomat alex saab, a close ally of president nicolas maduro who was taken by u.s. authorities from the island nation of cabo verde and flown to miami over the weekend. supporters say saab was apprehended without any proper legal basis as the u.s. has no extradition treaty with cabo verde, an island some 400 miles off the northwestern coast of africa. saab was previously detained in cabo verde for over a year after his private plane made a fuel stop en route to iran reportedly to buy humanitarian supplies. the u.n. human rights committee have called for his extradition order to be suspended and said he had been denied treatment for his cancer while jailed in cape verde. saab appeared in a miami court for the first time monday facing corruption charges.

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investigating the violence at black lives matter protests, i said you know we really should look into kyle rittenhouse and the two people he killed, and the other by aligns that were jammed up -- against black lives matter. and then she began to mix it up, i couldn't follow all of it, obviously it's been a continuing conversation there, the part that i caught was when congresswoman greene was saying something to the effect of, she never said that about jewish space lasers, that was made up by the media. >> i just want to be clear here, she never used the phrase jewish space lasers, she said that the california wildfires may have been started by space lasers, possibly under control the what rothschild family. just to be clear on what she said there. just want to be sure that claim is clear. >> i think she is pressing that same point. >> people should know what she said. >> final thing, is it a bit, is she doing a world wrestling he'll thing, what's the deal? we >> i mean, it's hard to know, she seems to be it spired by a lot of the qanon mythologies and stories that are out there. and, she certainly ha

. >> a luge in the kyle rittenhouse trial said a judge cannot use the word victims. the victim is a loaded word, why is it other words are allowed? >> this is a hard one for me, alex. the judge got the first part of the ruling right and the second wrong. the reason you can't refer to people as victims is because rittenhouse hasn't been convicted yet. calling people victims, it confuses the jury about the law. the problem with saying you can call people rioters and looters is that it misleads the jury on the law by suggesting that's relevant to rittenhouse's claim of self defense, and it isn't. he had no right to shoot and kill anyone. it was a terrible ruling for a catastrophic case. >> we'll be following it closely. david, thank you for weighing in. >>> tony morrison's novel "beloved" is becoming a big issue in the virginia governor's race. some suggesting racism is at the heart of that controversy. the heart of that controversy. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil

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. >> i want to ask you about the kyle rittenhouse trial. mr.and killed two people and injured one during the kenosha protests last year. his actions were caught on tape during the evening when there was no rioting, no looting going on. yet a wisconsin judge said that prosecutors cannot, i repeat, cannot call those who were killed by him as "victims," but can be labeled as looters and rioters, even though there was no looting or rioting going on at the time of the shooting. i'm deeply disturbed by this. they lost their lives and cannot be called victims? that i know you served as assistant attorney general for civil rights in the department of justice under president clinton. how can the judge bar the prosecution from calling the deceased victims, but okay them being called looters? >> you know, i read about that story, and as a former civil rights official and as a lawyer, you know what i want to do is understand the whole context for it. but my first reaction is my, my, my. it is -- it is -- you know, you talked in the remarks right before i c

. >>> so take this, so the man allegedly shot by kyle rittenhouse in wisconsin can't be called victims trial according to circuit judge bruce schroeder but calling them rioters and looters is apparently just fine with the judge. . >> let the evidence show what the evidence shows, and if the evidence shows that any or more than one of these people were engaging in arson, rioting or looting, then i'm not going to tell the defense they can't call them that. >> so the judge laying out the ground rules in a pretrial hearing monday when prosecutors understandably pushed back schroeder offered this defense. >> the word victim is a loaded word, and i think alleged victim is a cousin to it. >> so victim is a loaded word but rioter and looter, not loaded? judge schroeder said it is a long-held belief of his that attorneys avoid the word "victim." but the choice of what can and can't be said at trial really raising some eyebrows. so let's rewind because rittenhouse faces charges that he killed anthony m. huber and joseph rosenbaum and wounded gage groscrut during protests that followed the shooti

. >>> there is outrage over a new judicial ruling in the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse, accused ofault rifle that he took to blm protest. a judge rules now that the defense attorneys are not in court allowed to refer to those shot as quote victims. other terms that could be used, which seem like loading the deck was rite etter the, looters, victim is what the judge says is the loaded term here. there are legal terms of act but as a practical matter, a jury understands if someone deliberately shot someone else, the victim is the dead person. rittenhouse pleaded not guilty. that does it for us. we turn to the "reidout" with joy reid. hi, joy. >> it seems it would be self evident what the victims are. >>> we begin with the disturbing and dangerous saga of john eastman, the expected target of an upcoming subpoena for the committee vin committee investigating january 6th. he's blown his cover revealing himself as treacherous and an on going threat to democracy. at the heart of his story is the eastman memo revealed to the public last month that showed how close this country came to a

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i said we should have some hearings about kyle rittenhouse and the two people he killed at a black livest violence against black lives matter. so she turned her attention to liz cheney. i did hear her call her a joke and start screaming at her. i thought liz, who is about the best mannered and best poised person in the house of representatives might just walk away. i was impressed she gave as good as she got. i'll leave it to liz to talk about whatever it is she said. it seemed to me the theme of marjorie taylor greene's comments was that liz cheney betrayed president trump and the republican party. and the theme of liz's comments were marjorie taylor greene was, shall we say, a bit eccentric. >> she referenced the jewish space laser theory about wildfires and marjorie taylor greene responded to that? >> it seemed like there was some history to the conversation they were having. it may have had to do with some of marjorie taylor greene's postings online. i couldn't hear. it kept going for a little while. i was behind them. look, marjorie taylor greene freedom caucus faction has been erod

when kyle rittenhouse goes on trial next week.e man he shot. >> as rioters and looters. the judge made that ruling while echoing his longstanding view that attorneys should not use the word victims. and then time rittenhouse is charged with killing 2 protesters and injuring a 3rd last year during the unrest in kenosha, wisconsin following the police shooting of jacob blake. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges and says he acted in self-defense. texas republicans are launching an investigation into what types of books. school districts have specifically ones that pertain to. >> a race and sexuality in a letter to the texas education agency. lawmakers pointed to texas districts that recently removed books from classrooms after parent complaint. reporter monica madden explains what we know about the investigation and what texas teachers think about it. >> it's a 16 page list of 849 books with titles like them baleen a v for vendetta and the handmaid's tale. the group of 3 republican lawmakers are also asking districts to check how

the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial has ruled that the people shot and killed by rittenhouse at aives matter march last year cannot be called victims, but can be referred to as rioters or looters even though they were not rioting or looting. how far do you think these kind of alt-right dog whistles have permeated the judiciary? >> well, i think we've certainly saw a very concerted effort to reshape the judiciary under trump. and the judge in question, judge schroeder, in the rittenhouse case has a very long history of questionable and even extraordinarily horrendous rulings. i mean, in particular, he -- he mandated the public shaming of one woman who had shoplifted by judicially ordering her to announce that she was a criminal every time she entered any store. >> wow. >> so, that's the judge here who has a long and -- and checkered past. even, you know, among his peers, considered to be an outlier. >> i guess we shouldn't be surprised with that kind of background. i am going to have to leave it there. we are out of time. talia, thank you very much for being on tonight. >>> coming

in wisconsin, a judge ruled the men shot by kyle rittenhouse in kenosha last year can be called riotersrd rule prohibiting the use of the word "victim" until someone is convicted of a crime calling ate loaded term. and in the state of virginia, opening arguments are set to begin today in the civil trial who argueized organized the charlotteville rally. and a brand-new poll in the state of virginia shows the governor's race is still neck and neck with terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin in a virtual tie. it comes after president biden campaigned with mcauliffe last night. and with six days left to go until the election, schools have become a major flashpoint in the race. with this loudoun county school board meeting erupting in absolute chaos last night, we also saw dozens of students stage a walkout at the school to protest sexual assault cases and how they're handled. catie beck is in loudoun county now. catie, you were at that school board meeting. what in the world happened? >> reporter: well, many parents at that meeting, steph, advocating that their outrage is real. more than 130 pa

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violence in the black lives matter protests and i said, we really did need to have a hearing about kyle rittenhouseers that he shot and killed, you know, with his assault weapon and so she turned to liz choir cheney and began engaging with her. liz is the best mannered, most poised member of congress we got gave as good as she got from marjorie taylor greene and was not letting her get away with anything. so, i appreciated the fact liz stood up for our position. >> well, you both did. i think that was a pretty quick come back on your part. listen, i mean, we can kind of laugh at this because she's laughable but it's kind of scary she sounds like the homeless woman who sleeps on my block. this is a woman actually an elected member of congress that feels a bit unsafe, like she keeps asking for these encounters. but i don't want to spend too much time on her. go right away. >> i'll just say there is a serious issue here because, you know, donald trump is taken over the gop and they've organized themselves literally around a lie. a lie that's been rejected in 61 federal and state courts all the way up

gearing up for heightened security in kenosha, wisconsin, as jury selection begins in the trial of kyle rittenhousettenhouse is accused of shooting three men, killing two of them during a rally in august of 2020 following the shooting of jacob blake by police. rittenhouse claims that he shot the men in self-defense. >>> also right now, the los angeles harbor commission unanimously approving a new measure to charge ships waiting in port to offload containers a $100 fee per container for every day they sit at sea after a designated grace period. the l.a. and long beach ports have upward of 80 ships waiting to unload due to a supply chain shortage. that fee kicks in on monday. >>> and some famous faces are making an appearance at the nicu. two nurses have made it a tradition to dress up their babies in their care and this year their theme is famous people like dolly parton, peyton and eli manning and the rock and many, many more. the nurses say they do it to make the holiday just a little less scary for the families that they help. >> absolutely sweet.that? the babies have no idea what's going on but

kyle rittenhouse shoved three men during a protest over police brutality last year. but a judge has ruled that those men can't be called victims in an upcoming trial. >>> and what we're learning about the possibility of criminal charges related to that deadly shooting involving actor alec baldwin. we'll have all the latest. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. vo: it's always been true, that each generation has a moment to make sure it's leaving the world a better place for future generations. and right now is our moment. climate change has reached a crisis point. our very way of life is at risk. members of congress you have a chance, right now, to pass a plan that finally takes it on. this isn't just another vote, it's your moment to get it right for them. congress, pass the build back better act. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up

anti-semitic, the most pro-white extremism, the most sort of permission structure building for kyle rittenhouser all the sort of white violence to go so far as to call these false flag operations. and i wonder what it says to you that that's the most popular show on the network. >> it's deeply disturbing that the network chooses to validate his views with this primetime platform. i mean, keep in mind, again, this propaganda film that he is going to be pushing next week. they are choosing, knowingly, to schedule this. i mean, it's a shocking dereliction of duty. it's the kind of malfeasance you would not expect from a national news network. and, again, nicole, it is deeply dangerous. we have seen propaganda and hate speech has real-world consequences. adl is the oldest anti-hate organization in the united states. we have seen again and again how anti-semitic rhetoric leads to real-world violence. and to think that the murdochs somehow believe that this is okay, to use that phrase you just did, they are granting this, privileging him with a permission structure. and look, from promoting wild, you

he said, yeah, we should have a hearing on kyle rittenhouse killing black lives matter activist. confronting people and she wants to have that kind of exchange. i fear for the people on capitol hill because imagine a co-worker confronting you like you're a kid on the playground getting bullied. some day, somebody might give her the smoke she's asking for. >> you know, i kind of agree, but i like to look at marjorie taylor greene in another way. we try to say she's crazy, but she's really kind of a condensation of all the white people in america, what they're going through right now. we see american white people are going crazy. they're resorting to violence. they're going, calling the police on people walking down the street. they're facing this existential crisis where they are in danger of no longer being in the majority and they can't take it. we can kind of sideline her as somebody who's just crazy or insane, but what she really is a manifestation of all the white grief and all the white anxiety in the country right now. she's representing an actual constituency that's nation