joining our discussion now is nyu law professor team of andrew weissmann and melissa murray.uments with commentary and are both msnbc legal analysts. andrew, it looks like we could be reading something fascinating on thursday night. >> well, thank you for having the nyu faculty meeting on air tonight. so, yeah, i mean this is, as you noted, donald trump, this is actually his third effort to try to have no fax submitted to the court. he wants to live in that fact free zone that he campaigns them, but this is a court of law and the judge would have none of it. it is really a scathing decision by the judge, saying i am going to go forward because this is the rule of law that is going to be imposed. and so on thursday what we can expect is a submission that is going to include, according to the government, very detailed and factual evidence about the case and about why, as jack smith will say, this is material that is either personal in nature or overcomes a presumption of immunity and thus can go forward. some of the evidence could be marked sensitive and then there will be some

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join us now as an nbc analyst, melissa murray. okay, so go ahead. >> that is a promise and an attempt at intimidation, but how did you read that? could what he is promising were warning about actually come to pass if he is reelected president? >> yes, and yes. it does read like intimidation. you are allowed to have poll watchers and people there to evaluate the integrity of elections as people stand in line to vote. that is not untoward. what is is there may be some legal problems he may want to get a lawyer for that part of it . again, i think this is intended to deter individuals who might go to the polls and do poll watching like the end of bullet -- naacp who regularly does poll watching. he said there would be consequences for those who try to secure the vote. >> go ahead. >> folks, this is already happening. it's already happening. i give you georgia. look at what the legislature is done in georgia and other states. the platform is being created for everything he just said in that tweet. it's already being created. let's jus

joining me now is andrew weissmann and melissa murray. they are both legal analysts.e could be reading something fascinating on thursday night. >> well thank you for having the nyu faculty meeting on air tonight. so yeah. as you noted, donald trump, this is actually his third effort to try to have no facts submitted to the court. he wants to live in that fact free zone that he campaigns in. but this is a court of law and the judge would have none of it. is really a polite but scathing decision by the judge to go forward. because this is the rule of law that is going to be imposed here. and so, on thursday, what we can expect is a submission that is going to include according to the government very detailed factual evidence about the case and about why as jack smith will say this is material that is either personal in nature or overcomes a presumption of immunity. and thus can go forward. the judge will decide what to do. >> what examples of things that the judge might want to redact? >> well, information that the public hasn't yet seen. information that might be viewe

. >> joining me now is melissa murray, the co-host of an upcoming special here on msnbc called black women in america. also co-host of an earlier nbc special called black men in america, the road to 2024. melissa and charles, it's great to have two people on the road talking to black voters about the exact topics we're going to go into tonight. first let me start with your reaction to this oprah event i believe is just wrapping up. i understand the inclination to do an event with oprah. if oprah called me it wouldn't matter what it's about, i'd go do it with her. and certainly there's a lot of stars lined up in this event. i do wonder in ginning up enthusiasm where she most needs it, do you think oprah makes a difference. >> i'm going to say i think it's a real missed opportunity if oprah doesn't tell every woman in that crowd to look under their seat because you get a democracy, you get a democracy. missed opportunity. i don't know if she's going to play with young black men who are skeptical but there is support within the black community and that could be important in translating t

i melissa murray filling in for my friend ali velshi, who has the day off. in just a couple of days, harris and donald trump will finally meet each other in person for the first time. the two candidates have never even spoken to each other before. but on tuesday night they will go head-to-head in a 90 minute debate in philadelphia. the debate will certainly highlight the campaigns, contrasting visions for the future of america. and as you imagine, they are preparing for the upcoming meeting in very different ways. harris has been in pittsburgh since thursday where she's doing debate prep with a little campaigning on the side. yesterday the democratic nominee visited a local spiced or where she met with workers and patrons and bought seasonings but most of her time in pittsburgh has been spent inside a hotel where she's been huddled with a team of advisers hitting ready for tuesday. harris hasn't participated in a debate since facing mike patton during the vice presidential debate four years ago but she told reporters yesterday that she is ready to face trump

melissa murray, charles coleman, two people on the road to know more about this than i do, thank you for joining me tonight, really appreciate it. >>> coming up, trump lackey and senator lindsey graham makes a secret trip to the state of nebraska to try and convince republicans to change the way the state awards its electoral votes. i wonder who sent him. >>> at first, the republican candidate for governor in north carolina refers to himself as a "black nazi" on a porn website and he has no intention of leaving the race. that is next. >> [ music ] subject 1: who's coming in the driveway? subject 2: dad! dad, we missed you! daddy, hi! subject 3: i missed you. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. subject 2: mom, mom, mom, mom. subject 3: i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. st. jude, this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. subject 4: this september, you can join the battle to save lives during childhood cancer awareness month by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll h

. >> joining me now is melissa murray, the cohost of black women to america. all with me is charles coleman, melissa and charles, it's great to have two people who have been on the road talking to voters about the exact topics we need to get into. let me start with your reaction to this oprah event that i believe is still going or just wrapping up. i understand the inclination to do an event with oprah, if oprah called me, it wouldn't matter what it is about. i would do it with her. and there are a lot of stars in this event. but in terms of getting enthusiasm where she needs it, do you think oprah makes a difference? >> i'm going to say i think it is a real missed opportunity if oprah winfrey doesn't tell every woman in that crowd to look under her seat because you get a democracy, you get a democracy. missed opportunity. i don't know if she will play well with the demographic of young black men who are skeptical or trump curious but it makes clear that there is support within the black community and that could be very important in translating to young black m

on sunday, please join me and our colleague melissa murray for an nbc special black women in america,to 2024. we will feature conversations with actress kerry washington, political strategist, and others . we will explore help black women are thinking about the election and what the candidates can do to earn their votes in november. you will be surprised by some of what you hear. you can watch black women in america sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc and streaming on peacock the next day. >>> i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow. >>> okay. there's a lot going on but i want to start with a dumpster fire.

my colleague simmon sanders townsend and msnbc melissa murray travel the country speaking with blacktion and the state of our politics. joining me now janae nelson who participated in the special. good to have you on. black women have been crucial to this electoral process and electoral success of the democratic party specifically. many democratic politicians clearly understand this. but do you think they also have a deep enough understanding of the issues that motivate black women when they cast their votes. >> that's such a great question, reverend. i think that both parties don't focus on the complexity of black women and the power of our vote and voice. i was thrilled to participate in this special because it is such an under understood segment of the electoral. and black women have carried as you noted many elections, many outcomes and have not gotten the deserved attention that we should have. and we're not a monolith. we share many common interests, many shared struggled. but we also have as much nuance as any other group and it's important to explore that especially when you

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melissa murray, thank you so much. that is tonight's "reidout". "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> it is just coming in right now. the federal reserve announced half a point. >> that was not the most expected. >> 48 days to the election, great news for the economy. >> critics said it could not happen, but our policies a little -- policies are lowering costs and creating jobs. >> as a republican nominee plans to raise your grocery prices. >> how can a family of four that, like cheerios? i haven't seen cheerios in a long time. >> and nancy pelosi on the state of the race and the maga threats in the house. and growing calls for center in the senate as a hate crime hearing flies off the rails. >> you do not support hamas. >> i oppose -- >> you should hide your head in a bag. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. we are so back. this afternoon federal reserve chair jerome powell took the stage to announce the feds first cut in interest rates since 2020 and the beginning o

joining me to help analyze it is melissa murray, a law professor at nyu and legal analyst, the cohostdcast. the brand-new msnbc special black women in america the road to 2024. that airs tonight at 9:00 a.m. eastern and will start streaming on peacock tomorrow. thank you. we set a lot of things there. give me your sense of the greedy to which as you are watching for election results the degree to which the courts" challenges will play a role. >> we did our supreme court preview. one thing we acknowledge is right now the court docket is completely this time last year we didn't know about the medication abortion challenge, we didn't know about a lot of things because all of these sort of surfaced on the docket as the term. that's even more the case here. a lot of challenges to voter registration, suppression efforts all of those will arise through state supreme court's. it's important to realize they are often elected positions to some degree and can be very partisan. a lot have changed hands and are in republican hands. that will shape the landscape. those will trickle up possibly to t

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and melissa murray and i asked, does this mean you're considering voting for donald trump. if we do vote, it would be for kamala harris. we don't know right now if we're going to cast a ballot for her. there were voters who said enthusiastically they are going to vote. one woman said she would vote for a celery stick over donald trump. these next weeks are going to be critical, a speech like this, yes, it is happening in western pennsylvania and the pittsburgh area, it is going to speak to a large swath of voters. traditionally swing voters we think of. white moderate republican voters, but it's going to speak to black voters, and base democratic voters who kamala harris and tim walz are going to need to come out to support them, and frankly, i think the vice president gets that. the stuff i was getting from the campaign asked if they want to send out to the press, the media apparatus folks, they had highlights about their communities of color and black voters specifically. >> you can learn a lot about what they give you, and what they focus on. brendan, let me ask you abou

and coming up on sunday, only this sunday, join our friends simone sanders townsend and melissa murray you can check it out sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc or stream it on peacock but for now i am signing off. for all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late and see you at the end of monday. monday. knock, knock. #1 broker here for the #1 hit maker. thanks for swingin' by, carl. no problem. so, what are all of those for? ah, this one lets me adjust the bass. add more guitar. maybe some drums. wow, so many choices. yeah. like schwab. i can get full-service wealth management, advice, invest on my own, and trade on thinkorswim. you know carl is the only frontman you need... oh i gotta take this carl, it's schwab. ♪ schwaaaab! ♪ have a choice in how you invest with schwab. molly leaving was one thing. but then i thought mom's weak bones might keep us stuck on the couch. no way. (♪♪) if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can do more than just slow bone loss. you can build new bone in just 12 months with eveni

symone sanders-townsend and melissa murray, look at that special. everyone watch it this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. congratulations. that is our show for tonight. now it is time for the last word with ali velshi, and for lawrence. >> i hope you have a great weekend. that was an amazing show. enjoy. >> you too. >>> donald trump makes a lot of bold predictions about the biden presidency, but one prediction has not panned out and that is a stock market crash. the dow under the biden administration ended the week at an all-time record high. here is how fox news reported it. >> thank you for sharing your thoughts with us and there it goes. the fireworks are queued. it is the 32nd record close for the dow this year. that will do it for us. have a wonderful weekend. >> the 32nd record close this year. so much for trump's prognostications. there are 3090s to election day and early voting is underway in 26 states. today vice president harris made her first visit to the u.s. mexico border since becoming the democratic nominee for president, where s

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. >> i don't know if you all know this, simone and melissa murray have been working on this special about and spoke with them, they said since the switch, and melissa and i said what switch? we were at the nail shop actually. the switch is the top of the ticket. since the switch, people are thinking expansively about what they are going to do in this election. black women chief among them. and who will make the difference in this election. in the margin. that is where this will be won or lost. you can watch msnbc, our special on sunday, september 29th at 9:00 p.m. so make sure you tune in. mark your calendar. never miss an opportunity for a promo. and the reason i bring it up is because i think it opened an opportunity for a lot of demographics. i focus a lot on the latino vote which will be huge. it also plays a big role in pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, and georgia. to your point, not the same vote chair as in arizona or nevada. but this is going to be an election that is played and won on the margins. there was something that happened with latino voters when there was the swi

the people in charge want you to think and it's a day old car melissa with aside a stupid so british as blood type is earl grey. douglas murrayd the person to call when there is a really good brawl. and joe machi. and deacon the lead discussion and give concussions tyrus! and douglas will come back to the show always a pleasure very kind. >> is a kind okay. out there than why do you think harris did this. was it because of the aranda cnn appearance and do you think she actually wrote that? >> it was die but all this happened since i last saw you. and we were laughing about a bunch of things suddenly it's not funny anymore it's scary there are things faked up and everybody was still pretending joe biden had another 4 or 5 years still in them just getting going and revving up for his real second term and now no 1 knows who's running america and we are meant to be fine if it. >> we didn't believe that the media was telling us to believe. we knew he was toast that's an insult to toast. toast can be fresh and delightfully brown and be delicious, joey and is not that. >> use the toast that isn't actually toasted just soggy bread. s