mark murray, jesse kirsch, thank you very much. and blayne alexander, thank you, she had to leave a little bit early. >>> president biden is speaking about student loan relief. take a listen. >> student aid.gov. you can fill out your name, social security number, date of birth, and contact information, and no upload, no special log-in to remember, it's available in english and in spanish, and on desk top and mobile. it takes less than five minutes. and if you have any questions, you follow up and we will be able to follow up with you. this is a game changer for millions of americans, to get moving. and it took an incredible amount of effort to get this website done in such a short time. i want to thank the secretary of education, there he is. second of education crdona who is with me today, he and his team and a talented group of data scientists and engineers across the federal government test and launched this new application in just weeks. and the secretary insisted that the test, it had to be tested over the weekend, and it land

hillary speaking. >> it's mark murray of the potsdam police department. we had an incident occur this evening and we'd like to speak with you in regards to it. >> minutes later, lt. murray and two other investigators were at nick's door, a courtesy notification, they said. >> it's, we're going to reach out to all the people who are connected to this kid. what do they know? do they know anything about where he was or who he might have been with? >> attorney tom mortati represents the potsdam police. >> so mr. hillary, we have some bad news for you. >> yes. you know, mr. hillary expresses shock, i can't believe this, oh my goodness, puts his hands on his head. >> nick hillary says he remembers the moment well. >> i'm still broken up over the situation. he has lived with me. how could i not be affected by what has happened to garrett? >> nick wasn't dating tandy anymore and he told police he hadn't been in her apartment since she moved in two months earlier. the officers didn't stay long. an autopsy was scheduled for the next day, but police didn't wait for t

joining us now to talk about the number, senior political editor for nbc news, mark murray. mark, good morning. thanks for joining us this morning. this is a poll that is measuring enthusiasm. but in your assessment as you breakthrough the numbers, where does this outlook stand better? who stands to benefit from that enthusiasm? republicans or democrats? >> yeah. you know, our poll ended up showing that there is going to be potentially sky high turnout this midterm season. but when you actually look inside the numbers, the republicans are the twhaunz actually emerged with the enthusiasm advantage. and in our prior two poll we had, that was right after the dobbs decision overturning roe versus wade, democrats pulled about even with republicans on who has high interest and enthusiasm in the mid terms. but in our current poll right now, republicans have a nine point advantage. you have 78% of republicans say that they are very interested about the midterms versus 69% of democrats. i thought 69% of democrats is incredibly high for a midterm season. it's just that republicans righ

here to discuss that and other midterm news are nbc's senior political editor, mark murray, "usa todayon bureau chief, susan page and robert gibbs. mark, let's start with you. today, you're pointing out the overwhelming support from republican leaders. let's take aside governor and lieutenant governor. that's georgia and they have their own relationship with president trump. but how do you explain the evangelicals, the family values people? all of the cultural values spelled out in the republican platform for generations. >> we've heard their justification is that they want to win and winning is the most important thing in politics. particularly for them. it is jarring to me as somebody who's covered american politics for the past 20 years that abortion, which is a fundamental republican issue, not only in your own personal lives, but what others should do in their personal lives, and to have this allegation come out from walker and for them to say well, even if it did happen, we're still supporting herschel walker. to me, just leaves my jaw on the floor, andrea. and it has a lot of de

>> mark murray, a super pac is not pulling ads.tee endorsement saying that this is just a democratic smear. he seems to be resistant to all of these kinds of attacks, including serious questions about his qualifications for this job. >> there are two big reasons why senate republicans are standing walker right now. number one is the fact the senate map. if republicans end up losing georgia and if they end up losing pennsylvania, where they are behind on that race, they don't necessarily seem to be -- they seem to be trailing in arizona, it's hard to see where else they could actually end up coming to flip control of the united states senate. that's how crucial georgia is to the entire map in math for the republican party. the other reason why they're not pulling out just yet is our political unit has researched this and the window to be able to change nominees, to get somebody else was 60 days of the election. we are 35 days away from the election. you are too late to be able to change and have somebody else deciding to run. for th

in harrisburg, pennsylvania and shaq brewster, and garrett haake grand junction, colorado, and mark murray is joining us as well. dasha, you have -- what is happening in pennsylvania today? the last 90 minutes, not even, we've seen oz on the campaign trail, not speaking abortion but speaking crime and a debate issue he raised overnight. and abortion is an issue that oz has to play defense on with a new ad highlighting the comments he made. and talk us through the landscape and where this goes from here. >> reporter: yes, the day after the debate, everybody is beating the drum that they have been beating for the last couple of months here, we have not yet seen the public appearance from fetterman today, but you're right, oz just wrapping up an event with the fraternal order of police, with the pennsylvania state troopers, and nikki haley, and the entire event focused on crime, focused on law enforcement, and once again, he is calling out his opponent, john fetterman for his record on clemency, pardoning some convicted criminals here, as the lieutenant governor and head of the board of pardo

. >>> mark murray, we have heard from the road warriors about the issues at play in the key races. rights, and threats to democracy and the crime and the economy. there is a lot at stake obviously in this election. stuff that actually affects people's lives depending who has control of the house and senate. here is the thing that i think viewers need to be thinking about now, 12 days out, and we may not know at 2:00 a.m. on election night which way the senate goes, right? this is something that you and your team are touching on, in first read today. when you look back at 2020, at the prj of votes counted the morning after that election, we have a ways to go in a bunch of states. you can see in here, these are really important states in this election. arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, new hampshire to a agree. wisconsin, pennsylvania. we need to start thinking about election week instead of election night. >> it is either good news or bad news for us, but we are embracing for an election week and not an election day and one of the big reasons why has to do with the mail-in ballots

mark murray is joining me, former florida congressman david jolly and sam stein. importantly, mark, he was saying it looks like we're going down in georgia. but he said the early turnout is huge for democrats. modifying that somewhat. it's too early to predict anything. he is briefing the president on these critical seats. he says, he thinks fetterman can hang on. i know people couldn't hear it. we had the quotes up for those who were not listening in their cars. what he said was, it looks like he is going to hold on despite the debate performance in pennsylvania. and nevada, they thought they could get through. do you agree with that assessment from the majority leader? >> from the hot mike moment, it looks like he is reading the same polls and early vote data we are all looking at. the only conclusion we can draw from the totality of the state polling as well as the national polls, tidbits from campaigns from democrats and republicans, it's super close, particularly in a place like georgia. in pennsylvania, to me, it still is very early. there has not been a publ

mark murray and governor and editor for spotlight pa, katie myers. break down what voters are going to hear tonight. >> this is probably the most anticipated and most high stakes moment of the midterms. for months, these two candidates have been battling it out over the air waves, over social media and the voters i've been talking to across pennsylvania, across party lines, are eager to see these two talk about the issues face-to-face on the debate stage tonight and we've been talking to specific subsets of voters that these candidates have been targeting. one is suburban women. oz has been really honing his message on crime towards this group. fetterman talking about abortion. i talked to women in two different counties. lucerne, which was red, montgomery, which is blue. what is really surprising here is that the issues that were top of mind for voters this both counties were very similar. they were the economy and it was crime. crime and public safety. and so it's interesting, you know, in this divided time, people think everyone is running to thei

it's possible cassidy hutchinson could fill in the gaps, things they wanted to get from mark meadows. >> sara murraythe reporting. thank you, sara. >>> cnn has newly obtained recordings of the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy discussing what trump knew and when he knew it as the attack on the capitol played out. the gop's comments were secretly recorded last june during a meeting and contradict the hearings. cnn's whitney wild joins us with more. whitney, what is the story behind these recordings and what are we hearing mccarthy saying on them? >> just to give the context, we knew that former d.c. police officer michael fan noern and the mother of brian sic nic, he was the capitol police officer who died after january 6. all three of those people had gone to capitol hill to speak with lawmakers in july 2021. but we were never allowed inside the meetings, until the former police officer michael fanone brought us the tapes so you could hear for yourself what lawmakers were telling those three people, three people really badly damaged by the insurrection. of course, gladys sicknick losing he

markings. cnn's sara murray starts us off this hour with a look at rising stakes for the former president alongultiple legal fronts. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> reporter: that man donald trump now issued a formal subpoena from the house select committee investigating the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. looking -- >> both for his testimony under oath as well as for documents. >> the committee writing in short you were at the center of the first and the only effort by any u.s. president to overturn an election and obstruct the peaceful transfer of power. the evidence demonstrates that you knew this activity was illegal and unconstitutional and also knew that your assertions of fraud were false. the committee calling for trump to hand over documents by november 4nd and appear for testimony november 14th. they are calling for a broad range of records, including calls made by trump or at his direction on january 1th, calls to members of congress, documents related to the proud boys or oath keepers, communications about blocking the cert

. >> let's begin with the breaking news and bring in nbc senior political editor marc murray. mark wrote today's big story, anger on their minds. welcome to you. what strikes you as the bigger theme here. is it anger on the minds of voters? is it polarization? a majority on each side sees the other's agenda as an existential threat to america or is it both? >> it's all of the above. that really struck us. we had eight in ten voters saying the opposition poses a threat which would destroy america. what message do you want to send with your vote? tell biden to resign. another republican responded and said, save america. that is the donald trump type of rejoinder. democrats ended up saying, save democracy. don't mess with my reproductive rights. we are seeing from both democrats and republicans a high level of polarization and a high level of anger. >> a high level of interest. voter interest in the midterm is off the charts. it's at 70%. you called this an eye popper. compared to past congressional elections. 37% say this one is more important. 37% say it is equally important. does t

mark bertolini. you know some of the names along the wayside, david mccormick, john rubinstein, eileen murray, who came from morgan stanley and spent quite a while as a co-ceo in bridgewater. greg jensen who is a co-cio. it was hard and it was much harder than ray expected. this is the final and irreversible step in his succession plan. he is handing over voting were told -- voting control to the firm's founder and as he calls himself cio mentor. jon: the timing is interesting. kriti: bridgewater's track record, they are putting up some better numbers. talk about the timing of this analysis. >> this was baked in the cake in the early part of the year when it water its board to everybody and talk about changes in governance. what is a surprise as ray is giving up control and at a time that makes clients feel better. to your point, bridgewater's pure alpha strategy which is its flagship, find if you will, actually represented in more than a single fund. the strategy is up 35% year to date. that really helps to reverse some of bridgewater's awful performance in the pandemic when pure alpha lost 13% in 202

this just in, a judge in south carolina has decided that mark meadows must testify before a special grand jury in gull ton county, georgia. sara murrayreporter: the judge just ruled. and he said that i will find that the witness mark meadows is material and necessary to the investigation. he points out the state of georgia is assuring that it won't cause any undue hardship for meadows to show up. the reason it has to go through a south carolina judge is because the georgia prosecutor is looking for an out of state witness and the south carolina judge needs to sign off. and so meadowss arguing that whether this sth really a criminal procedure. and he said if you want to make these arguments, you have to make them in a criminal procedu. and he said if you want to make these arguments, you have to make them in georgia. meadows attorneys say that he will appeal and so i doubt this is the final word. we've seen with other subpoenas that he received particularly with the january 6 committee subpoena that he has been trying to fight that again on the grounds of executive privilege. so i suspect the fight will carry on. >> yes, it will keep

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murray, cnn, washington. >>> lawyers for former trump white house chief of staff mark med dose says he'll appeal a ruling that orders him to testify in another 2020 meddling case in georgia. evan perez said his winning an appeal will be very difficult. >> mark meadows is an important witness because he was part of that phone call. as you remember, he was on the call where trump was pressuring brad raffensperger in georgia to find the exact number of votes that he needed to be able to win the state, which he of course did not. he also went down to georgia to look at one of the audits that was happening there. so this is why the d.a. down in fulton county wants his testimony. he says -- his legal team says they're studying the judge's order in south carolina and he has to comply. keep in mind, the fact that meadows and the trump allies were presenting these fraud claims has already gotten a judge -- a federal judge to say that they provided these statements in federal court as well as state court in georgia knowing they were false. so this is one reason why even if he appeals it looks like he's got a tough road

. >> to hear her say that mark meadows said he knows he lost, he knows it's over. quite compelling indeed. sara murray, thank you. >>> let's get right to cnn's kristen holmes with more on the footage of a bipartisan group of lawmakers scrambling to restore order on january 6th. how does this incredible video demonstrate the chaos that surrounded that day? >> bianna, it doesn't just demonstrate it, it highlights it. we see for the first time speaker of the house nancy pelosi fleeing the capitol amid that riot. we also see, as you said, this bipartisan group of lawmakers essentially working together two pliel miles away at ft. mcnair, trying to get control over this increasingly volatile situation. at one point we learned as late as 4:30 p.m. on the day of the riot they were still talking about whether they should move the joint session of congress to that military base in order to certify the election. i want to play for you a clip of some of that incredible footage. >> they're breaking windows and going in. obviously, ransacking our offices and all the rest of that. that's nothing. the concern we have

murray is tired and she is exhausted. i think that will be a great pick up and blake masters annihilated mark kelly in the debate because he could not explain why he voted for 87,000 irs agents and voting against additional agents for the border. >> sean: i am hanging on to your predictions tight. hope you are right. you usually are. coming up the mob, the media, they are coming for a new gop rising star. one-on-one with dr. cornell west about why democrats are losing support in the african-american community and hispanic community. and dr. phil will join us to talk about cancel culture and about it being out of a control on a controversial show he just aired. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: the media rob is ramping up their smear tactics against republicans ahead of the critical mid-terms in only 28 days. politico now under fire for publishing a military sexual assault records of indiana republican candidate jennifer ruth green without her permission. she begged them not to publish them. he said her democratic opponent illegally got the records and she pleaded with politico not to publish them but they did any way. where is the "me too"

murray. what exactly could hutchinson offer prosecutors in georgia? what are their interest there's? >> look, obviously someone working in the trump white house and worked closely with former white house chief of staff mark meadows. prosecutors weren't able to secure meadows' testimony yet before the grand jury and the kind of person who could fill in a lot of gaps. talk about what she saw in the west wing around the 2020 election. the run-up and aftermath of that call between donald trump and georgia secretary of state wrathensburger, trump asked him to win georgia. meadows on that call. meadows made a surprises visit to a sga ballot audit site in 2020. she would know the details surrounding that, and of course could have details of all members meadows was involved in and what others were doing in the west wing. >> smabmaybe something we haven heard yet in these hearings. >> exactly. >> and both the georgia process and the doj investigation kind of, you know, taken this beat, because they have to be quiet ahead of elections? >> right. don't want to look like they're doing anything to influence the outcome of an election. even though donald trump is not the person on the ballot in this next election. i t

mark: this is an -- an demic too his party, this is like, who is who, worse than the next? fetterman, warnock beasley, kelly, ryan. and murray hassan, and demings and mcmillion. could dow worse? >> no, you cannot. sometimes democrat try to meddle in republican primaries to elect a can candidate they think would be weaker, we don't need do that. we can't afford to let any of these radicals win. they will support the obama biden approach of contributing to more information and keeps our borders open. all of these are the sources of american powers. in only the strong, they are on the ballot next week in the election, so important that we elect republican majorities in the house and senate to begin to put a curve on the radical democratic ideological agenda. mark: putting aside the rank-and-file of democrats. you see their so-called masterminds and media, what is the purpose today of the democrat party other than take down the united states as it exists? >> i believe you see that in more incautious statements their political leadership will not say it publicly. because they want to win elections. like joe biden pretending he wa

murray has the details on this witness. >> reporter: learning about a new cooperator. cassidy hutchinson, a former trump white house aide, a former top aide to white house chief of staff mark meadows is cooperating with prosecutors in georgia and her cooperation could be important. they're still trying to get testimony from mark meadows but they haven't been able to secure it yet. hutchinson was very clear not just what she saw but with the person on the call with former president donald trump and brad raffensperger when trump asked raffensperger to find the votes to overturn the 2020 election. she might have insights about meadow's surprise election. that, plus we don't know what we don't know. she could have insights that could be used to the georgia prosecutors. they're looking to wrap it up qui quickly. they could begin issuing indictments as soon as december. >>> newly released emails debunk donald trump's last accusation. cnn's kristin holmes explains. >> reporter: gsa did move those boxes down to florida, but take a look at these pictures. you can see them here. they are shrink wrapped, they are sealed up, they are clearly not accessible in any way. this is what the

murray are sending a stadium full of new i. r s agents to force families making less than 75,000 to pay for someone else's law degree. voted for 87,000 new i. r s agents mark kelly kept our border wide open. but he's sending tax collectors coming after you. joe biden spent recklessly now he wants 87,000 more irs agents to cover his tab. you know, the senator? this seems more important than ever is. people are trying to stretch their dollars and would never even imagine how they would come up with money for a lawyer to fight the i. r s and even if they prevailed yes. you're right about that, and we know that what they're planning to do with their 87,000 i r s agents is go after people in the gig economy go after people that are self employed that are independent contractors. that is who they're going to target because they don't have a department in their company that is a legal department or compliance department. so getting rid of those i r s agents putting that money into policemen putting it into border patrol. i've got legislation that would do that . i know other people do also, but harris. this strikes fear in the heart of people because they know th

murray is tired. eterans.she's exhausted. >> and i think that's going to u be one of the really greatst pik ups come election night. and of course, blake masters just annihilated mark kelly in the debate because, you know,exi kelly couldn't explain why he voted for eighty seven thousand irs agents while voting against any additional agents. for the border. agent all right, mr. speaker,e i'm hanging on to your predictions tight. and i hope you're right.ght. you usually are. anyway, i appreciate you beingb, with us. all right. coming the up, the mob, the med, they are coming for a neat new gop rising star. i'll go one on one with our old friend, dr. cornel west, aboutlt why democrats are losing support in the african-americaan community and hispanic community. later tonight, our friend dr. philpport inn , he will join usk about cancer culture and it being way ouint of control. and a controversial show that he just stared straight ahead. and greetings to you. thrill seekers, conversationalists and music lovers all across the bountiful and optimistic fruited plain. it's the rush limbaugh program here on the excellence in broadcasting network. >> well, let me just tell