hey, larry clinton was an early convert to social media dealing in june 2013 or what was on twitter. she seemed to be amused, a decade later on how things have changed. we should be in my view, repealing something called section 230, which gave, you know, platforms on the internet. immunity because they were thought to be just passed through is that they shouldn't be judged for the content that is posted. but we now know that that was an overly simple view. that if the platforms, whether it's facebook. busy or twitter acts or instagram or tick tock, whatever they are. if they don't moderate and monitor the content, we lose total control section $213.00. but she's talking about that as part of the communications decency act. it's a federal move, the protect social media platforms from liability for the content. the people post, basically ex facebook, etc, can't be sued for content that appears on the sites. clinton is just the latest in a long list of us politicians that have sought to limited scope. according to the congressional research service, more than a dozen proposals have bee

hey, larry clinton was an early convert to social media de viewing in june 2013 or what was on twitter. she seemed to be amused a decade later on how things have changed. we should be in my view repealing something called section 230, which gave, you know, platforms on the internet to immunity because they were thought to be just passed through is that they shouldn't be judged for the content that is posted. but we now know that that was an overlay, simple view, that if the platforms, whether it's facebook or twitter acts or instagram or tick tock, whatever they are. if they don't moderate and monitor the content, we lose total control the section to 30. but she's talking about that was part of the communications decency act. it's a federal law to protect social media platforms from liability for the content. the people post, basically ex facebook, etc. account, be sued for content that appears on the sites. clinton is just the latest in a long list of us politicians that have sold to limited scope. according to the congressional research service, more than a dozen proposals have been

cigarette it's always seemed to do is save sturb-mac is a fascist or" is hitler or worst, care larry clintonlied all the people in madison square garden were like the german-american phone actually boone in 1949 -- 1939 cheering so that's what i see and i think that's been -- going to continue for a week earmarked whether or not he is winning, he looks like he's enjoying himself and i think kamala harris looks increasingly like she's desperate for a message. >> sandra: i been wanting to ask you guys before you go about rfk jr. still on the balance in wisconsin and michigan as we know, the blue wall! i mean these states are crucial to the outcome of the election. is there concern or worry that from being on the ballot in the states could draw attention away or votes away from donald trump? >> huh himself has, you know, suggested that he is concerned about not considering he asked to be scrapped from the ballots but that seems like unlikely that and he'll still appear on wisconsin and michigan ballots i mean those are such critical battleground states like he mentions, it's going to come down

they would rather have contribution on road in battle ground states from barack obama and bill clinton. larry: bill clinton said he basically blamed biden and harris on immigrations and death of that woman in georgia is a function of their bad immigration policies. >> a rough start for clinton in georgia, he walked into a mcdonald's, the woman at cash register mistook him for joe biden. larry: that is wonderful, i didn't know that. [ laughter ] peter, that is wonderful, that is really could be your best ever. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> do democrats hate religion? that is the subject of the riff. >> so do they. do they hate god? not are all, but left wing tail wags the democratic dog, we have interviewed our good friend newt gingrich who called kamala harris most anti-catholic presidential candidate in on150 years, and jim nicolson, who held jobs of secretary of veterans affair, republican nation am committee chairman, and ambassador do to the vatican called democratic party ant unprecedented. what are democrats to think. people are are still shshocked at whitmer's ad. michigan catho

campaign has not been asking president biden to do much to help them and have barack obama and bill clinton. larry: well, bill clinton said he basically blamed harris, biden harris, on immigration. he basically said the death of that young women in georgia was a function of their bad immigration policies. that was bill clinton. what do you think of that? reporter: it's within kind of a rough start for clinton in georgia and walked into a mcdonalds and the woman at the cash register mistook him for joe biden. [ laughter ]. larry: i didn't know that. that's wonderful. peter, that's wonderful. that's really your best ever. anyway, thanks so much. appreciate it. folks, do democrats hate religion? that's the subject of the riff. do democrats hate religion and hate god? not all democrats but the left wing tail always wags the democratic dog. we've interviewed our good friend newt gingrich that called kamala harris the most anticatholic presidential candidate in 150 years. more recently our good friend nickelson who formally held the jobs of secretary of veteran's affair, republican national committee ch

here is former clinton and obama economist, larry. "the story." here he is but he said about musk. >> respectfully, i think it is idiotic. it is not a serious statement. where are they going to cut it out, if these people think it is like some business, only 15% of the federal budget is for payroll, even if you took all the employees, every single person who works for the federal government out, you couldn't save anything like $2 trillion, maybe but they are saying is that they plan to cut social security benefits. made up they are saying that they plan to scale back our medicare. >> martha: let's bring in kevin o'leary, "shark tank" star and a chairman, he likes to stay that other people's argument are unserious. i got so many responses yesterday on social media, people saying, of course he doesn't think he can cut the government, he is part of the government, he doesn't want to cut anything in the government. >> i saw that, little start with social media on this one, the biggest business in america was the federal government, it is

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and then hillary clinton ran, but she did not win. so. okay, larry gerston, thank you so much. you'll be with us during election night coverage and the days leading up to it. thank you so much, larry, and so much to watch in this presidential election. and you can watch it all happen unfold right here on nbc bay area. join us for live election night coverage for on the ground. from on the ground here in the bay area and across the country, plus up to the minute results tuesday, november 5th, with live local coverage beginning at 3 p.m. and nbc news special coverage beginning at four. let's move on now. tonight we investigate those express lanes on our local freeways. a lot of people are cheating the system. people cutting in and out of those lanes to avoid paying the toll, or simply people claiming to have passengers inside the car when they don't. so what happens now? here's investigative reporter hilda gutierrez. we recently took you on an express lane ride along and found that express lanes are raking in millions of dollars more than initially projected, but a portion of tha

and you know the amazing part of it is that larry summers, what byron was saying, with obama and clintone tell you something, harold. you can blame covid but when donald trump left office inflation was 1.3%. and joe and kamala managed to get it up to 9%, bless them, is that how i'm supposed to say it? bless their hearts. >> harold: like i'm a city youth. >> jesse: it's funny, dana, republicans have to bring notes and articles to show their work. >> dana: one thing i do want to say, it is like 3.5 against one, i agree with you on the tariffs. >> jesse: banned the word. >> dana: we don't want to talk about it. this is what was shocking to me. at the dnc there was a democratic congressman who came on the show, and i said what byron donalds just said about inflation, and the covid money and the infrastructure act, which kamala harris, i was the tie-breaking vote, now she doesn't want to say that. and i mentioned larry summers and jason furman, and this congressman is a smart guy and he goes, i've never of them. note, never heard that. i know he was lying. and that really bothered me, because

larry: anyway. roma, democrats, msnbc bringing hitler and fascism, hour. times have clintons nominated there, t-- bill clinton was nominated there and they forgot to men 10 should, madison square garden has been used by everyone, they are making it a furor event. >> they are, and the reason they are doing that is because madison square garden means so much to president trump, this is his stay, these are his people and as katie said, there were people from all walkings of life there. of course, the first thing that media will do is try to tell you that this is something crazy white supremacy event, all it takings it your own eyes to see diversity on and off the stage is what truly represents this country. and that is what president trump's campaign has been doing since the beginning, i'll point out one thing, the enthusiasm, is at an all-time high, i worked in new york city in trump tower in 2016, for president trump, and that campaign was len dear, bringing in country together, like we have never seen before. and what we saw last night, in new york city, at madison square gar

larry. we will create 1000 jobs. he forgot to say we will be in mexico. it just about destroyed this town. then bill clinton went on to do other things. he tried to change the name of the white house. that wouldn't have been a good name, neither. thank you. guest: i'm aware of the spark plug factory. john macarthur has published an article about that particular -- or it was a video about that particular plant. it was quite sad for the residents there. a real sense of the trail, i think. -- betrayal, i think. host: you have an article in the new yorker that came out almost four years ago. the headline, will trumps broken promises to the working-class cost him the election? when we talk about the political impact of nafta, the rust belt was an area that former president obama won and then trump won and biden won in 2020, some key states there. what do you see happening in 2024? guest: it's a central issue. i don't know the outcome. it's important to note that biden voted for nafta and the agreement to allow china, granting it permanent normal trade relations. he has changed since then, especially as president

larry: this is not hard, for heaven sakes. hillary did it years ago. it's not hard. all right. byron, you're writing aboutprint's gaffe admitting -- bill clinton's but also some of the others. i want to play bill clinton's sound and then have you two comment on this. >> you've got a case in georgia not very long agoing, didn't you in -- ago, didn't you? about a young woman who'd been killed by an immigrant? yeah. well, if they'd all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. larry: bringing up laken riley like that which, of course, hearkens back to some of the other tragic deaths of these young women, to me, kind of blows out or just blows up or deflates the kamala harris arguments about immigration. and what the democrats did or did not do three and a half years ago and what they want to do now and what they're doing -- i mean, there it is. he wouldn't address that the when bret baier asked her about it, but what do you think? >> no, absolutely. blew it up. this was a, from clinton this was a classic washington gaffe, the definition of a washington gaffe being when a politicians the tells the truth. something that's obviously

back to 19846789 larry: they should have hired some clever hollywood writers to gin something up for her. hillary did it years ago and it's not hard. byron, you're writing about bill clinton'ss and not just laken riley but some others and play bill clinton's sound and have you two comment on this. >> a young woman that was killed by an immigrant. if they don't improperly vet it at this point-blank layups, probably wouldn't have happened. larry: bringing up laken riley and going for that and to me, kind of blows out or just blows up or deflates the kamala harris argument and immigration and what the democrats do and what they do now and doing for another term and she wouldn't address that when bret baier asked her about it. what do you think? >> no, absolutely blew it up. from clinton it was a classic washington gaffe, the definition of washington gaffe when a politician tells the truth and something that's obviously true and you're not supposed to say it. this is something that everybody knows letting in millions of people and cross the border illegally going to have to stay with disastrous results and going for the cases with some of the crimes and as you saw going with br

larry: a politician told the truths. joining us now tennessee senator marsha br blackburn, there is bill clinton.a. i want to ask your view, a horrible subject, sex trafficking, i don't think how good the numbers are. they were coming from the department of health and human services. no, homeland security. i beg your pardon. 1837 young youth sex trafficking under biden and harris. trump was about a third of that, he cutback so much. and we don't know either is you know, we don't know there are thousands of children that are out there, they have no idea where they are, this is part of the tragedy that probably may not get enough discussion. >> larry, you are right about this we all remember when democrats would say we have to pass this, that or the other for the children. and then you look at this administration and you have difficult it has been on women and children. a big part of that is what is happening with the sex trafficking. one of the reasons you have seen such an uptick in number, of girls that are being trafficked in, specifically for the sex trade, is because you are not doing dna tes

our political analyst, larry gerston, is here to discuss the program that is central to this debate and insight on the candidates stand on this issue. hillary clinton is the latest big name politician to visit the bay area, where she'll be and what she plans on doing just about 90 minutes from now. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. after months of finger pointing and political rhetoric, voting has begun in the bay area. santa clara county starting to mail out more than a million vote by mail packets last week. today, people began showing up to drop off or cast their ballot in person. here's nbc's robert honda. the morning hours here at the santa clara county registrar of voters seem more like a place in full swing as a steady stream of people came in to cast their ballots early. very early. it's a familiar sight on election day with people in booths filling out their ballots. but carolina gomez was voting in san jose this morning, coming in shortly after doors opened at the santa clara county registrar's office. in fact, she wanted to vote right when she got her ballo

the rain and sunshine and larry: you were there at the event yesterday and msnbc tries to make fun of talking about natzis and minnesota and so forth. even though bill clintonmadison square garden and had any number of events with clintons in madison square garden and it's as phony as $3 billion and it's not going to work to anybody. as you were this, i know it was hot and the vibe was good. how effective will it be? it just seeps to me one more big event, you know, like the al smith dinner was a big event and going to the bronx was a big event. i mean, butler, pennsylvania, was a big event for a lot of reasons. the rnc was a big event and this thing struck me and you needed one more thing, launching right through to next tuesday. >> this was the biggest event, larry. i can tell you the reason they're spinning against it is because it was so effective and you had over 100,000 people that donald trump brought into blue new york city and madison square garden completely full and donald trump didn't need to advertise beyonce to get people to show up and they all came for his message and i'm going to tell you his message of an economy that works for everyone, h

larry summers. he worked for clinton, works for obama.ure we can continue with the tax cuts we did in 2017. i wants. to give people a social security tax cut. people relyy on social security and they should not have to pay taxes on those. those working hard on the restaurants i usedo to work the they should be able to keep their tipss tax-free. >> thank you. a minute and a half. the cost of everything. i say that as somebody that is a working class parent. my wife and i are figuring out how to make things work right now. my parents did the exact same thing. this is the reason why my career in the legislature voted for $6 billion worth of tax cuts. also the reason why we have been balancing budgets with the focus on getting money back to you. also the reason why i got named a taxpayer defender by conservative organization. itt also matters that when congressman bacon has shown up, the deficit is actually continuing to rise. voting against the middle class tax cut. caring about the middle class these past eight years he has said no. when it

larry: oh, my god. a politician told the truth. that there is a gaf for sure. joining us tennessee senator marsha blackburn. senator welcome back, ma'am. i mean, there is bill clintonether he realized he was saying it, lacon riley killed tragically in georgia because she was not vetted, none had been vetted. 10 million hadn't been vetted or whatever the right number is but i wanted to ask you, your view. there's another horrible, horrible subject. sex trafficking, and i don't know how good these numbers are, but there were coming from the department of the health and human services. no, homeland security. i beg your pardon. 1,837 young sex traffic, youth sex trafficking under biden-harris. got as high as 2,226 in 2022. trump's was only about one-third of that because he cut back so much and what we don't know either as you probably know, we don't know. there are all kinds of hundreds of thousands of children that are out there. they have no idea where they are. i mean, this is part of the tragedy that probably may not get enough discussion. >> larry, you are so right about this , and we all remember when the democrats would repeatedly say that we have to pass this

clinton four years ago and eight years ago. >> it was the 6.8%, joe biden was 77.4%. comp is one-tenth of a percentage point. it is his best polling, as rich says. larryedible. >> the other thing that's happening, i think the everybody is touching upon this here, larry, but let's put it on the table. clearly, trump's right when he says they're going after you with i'm just standing in the way because they're trying to castigate and denigrate americans. i think kamala has a more subtle way of saying we're deplorable, but negative, negative, negative has never uplifted a nation that needed to feel patriotic. and i actually want to disagree, i think she made a mistake by going too far away from biden. is she ran him over, and then she ran too far from their shared record. she should have said here are the great things we did together, here are the things i'm going to do differently, but she's seen as ungracious. she doesn't say i should have been in charge of the butler, pennsylvania, investigation. i want that report on my desk. she consistent even know thousand to take free mode. she spent a billion dollars in a ads to alienate voters. larry: or lift.