learn how abbvie can help you save. . >>> we're back with michael steele. n big news he is demanded to be referred to as a heavy, have two segments in a row. i am putting your rider out there, michael. i'm joking. it's just a light joke. i teed this up before the break that this is an outcome that you think is just, but you seem almost unhappy tonight. explain. >> i am not unhappy for matt gaetz not getting the job because he is the most least deserving person on the planet for the job along with a host of other folks that have been nominated by trump. but what irritates me, and i don't know if it's madness, maybe drives me mad, is the fact that how everybody else reacts. and how everyone else responds. and the titillating aspects of whether or not senate republicans, oh, are going to take out the choice. and the fact of the matter is the republicans have made it very clear from the very beginning, they are not man enough for that. they are not man enough to go up against donald trump in that vain. so i am not going to play that reindeer game with everybody

michael steele, i don't want to make him feel too good late at night. let me ask you, do you think it's the best strategy is democrats are looking for new party leaders? elections for the dnc chair and the vice chair the democratic party around the corner in a couple of months. >> i think the election for the dnc chair and that cabinet are incredibly important. we can have -- politics when it comes to that position and we can have someone, no disrespect, but the obamas can't keep putting their thumb on the scale for people they want. we need to figure out a strategy jesse jackson style to see what democrats should go and they need to stop chasing non- college-educated white voters who left the party during the era of jimmy carter and they are chasing these voters who have said consistently they don't want to be in the democratic party. there's populism that they love with the republican party even if the economic policies do not benefit them time after time. i think there needs to be someone at the head of the dnc that reshuffles the deck because there'

lis smith, jon favreau, michael steele, thank you.maddow is standing by as we wait for the vice president to take the stage. stage. >>> we are looking live at pittsburgh where vice president kamala harris is about to speak to her second to last rally. the rachel maddow show starts right now. right now. >> this is like the first -- kind of the first time you've been with us on these particular roller coasters, jen. you've been to campaigns through a lot of different ways in a lot of different

. >> joining us now is michael steele. and former democratic senator heidi highcamp. family's comments from nevada, a state donald trump won after losing in the last two cycles, and basically wanting a border crackdown? it's contrary to the democratic messaging. >> i don't think this should surprise anyone that the conservative bent for the hispanic population. what's interesting is donald trump has promised to deport anyone who is here undocumented. i think there is this sense, that won't happen. he told us what he is going to do. if he gets a report a dairy in minnesota employed 200 undocumented workers, are they going to deport them? i think there's been a lot of this, that won't happen stuff. when somebody tells you who they are, believe them. we will live to see how it pans out. >> michael steele, democrats -- you are a former republican, but you have been watching this all unwind. democrats completely missed that donald trump's offensive comments, his threatening comments about liz cheney, about nancy pelosi, about others, his vulgarity, his profanity, none of t

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i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. the moment is almost here. just hours to go. vice president harris closes out the campaign live from new york. also ahead, symone sits down with doug emhoff for his final interview before election day. >>> the all star lineup breaking it down with us. wes moore, amy klobuchar joining the conversation. grab your coffee, put out your yard sign, settle in, and welcome to "the weekend." ome t >>> breaking this morning, we are less than 48 hours away from election day, and more than 72 million americans have all right cast a ballot target start. that includes a record number of early voters in georgia, 4 million to be exact. that's more than 55% of all registered voters in the state. meanwhile, just yesterday, harris campaign volunteers knocked on nearly 1.3 million doors across wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. yes, there's an election, folks. as for the vice president, she wrapped up her saturday of campaigning, live from new york. >> i'm kamala. >> take my palmala. the american people want to stop the chaos.

whatever color you got, i'm wearing today and i got the michael steele pocket square. let's see how it all works out. i'll see you on blue sky. have a good afternoon. see you tomorrow. "velshi" starts now. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning. saturday, november 23rd. 58 days until donald trump's second nauginauguration and how administration is taking shape. we have nine new cabinet and administration picks. all of them announced in the last 24 hours and since last night, scott bessent, a billionaire hedge fund manager for treasury secretary. dave weldon, who endorsed the debunked idea that vaccines cause autism to head the centers for disease control and prevention. scott turner, former pro football player, and motivational speaker to head the housing and urban development. sebastian can gorka having ties to neo-nazi groups and forced out of the first administration as the telling of the new appointments and consequential is this man, russ vought. the co-author of, i hope you are sitting down for this, project 2025. he is going to lead the office of management and budget. it was a

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something that michael steele has said, harris has been under estimated.leading up to will biden stay in or not. in the days after he decided to no longer run and what he was going to do. and i think that is a big part of it. i want to ask you about that. we know something about being under estimated who won another thing is working on a winning message. >> she had to run a near flawless campaign to have a chance in this political environment where voters are grumpy. they're still grumpy about inflation, the border, and joe biden's approval rating wasn't great and she only had 90 days. 100 days and just shot out of a cannon as you know. usually, if someone is running for president they have like a year to do interviews, to make mistakes. to give speeches, to get their message right. and so she had to walk the highest, narrowest tight rope. and you can count maybe on one hand how many times that she stumbled in this 107 days of this campaign. so what she has done is beyond remarkable. what her campaign has done is incredible. the work they've done to get he

. >> joining me now is michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee and cohost of the weekend right here on msnbc. and george conway, conservative attorney and president of the anti-psychopath pac. thank you for being here. michael, this must be disqualifying. that's what vice president harris said. you used to run this political party, the republicans. why isn't it disqualifying? >> um, it is disqualifying. and they know it's disqualifying. so let's put it out there. not only is it disqualifying for donald trump but it's disqualifying for every member of the united states congress and every member of the united states senate who have not spoken out, spoken up to this point or against it. we need to know where you stand, as your constituents go to the polls. do you believe that a former member or current member of congress could be so threatened by an individual like donald trump who wants to be the next president, and there are no repercussions for that. where would you stand on that? to be honest, joy, i'm sick of the bs, the excuse making, the lying, the back

vaughn hillyard, michael steele and co-host of the weekend here on msnbc and victoria, dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas and an msnbc contributor. vaughn, what are we learning about mr. trump's new additions and this flurry over the weekend? to. >> a lot. i think we will be learning more the next few months before these confirmation proceedings take place. donald trump late friday night as you outlined released a whole litany of these picks here to oversee the fda, the cdc, of course scott bessent as treasury secretary nominee after several weeks of deliberation. you also have a pro union former republican congresswoman taking over the labor secretary position. interesting she could very well receive the support of many democratic senators. you also have russell vought, his one-time omb director from the first administration who he tapped to come back in that capacity here for the second go around. notably, russ vought was one of the leading co-authors of project 2025 and is outlining the ways departments and agencies under the executive branch in 2

my friend michael steele joins me now.ublican national committee, former lieutenant governor of maryland. he also cohost the weekend with me and lisa menendez right here on msnbc. dana greer is also here. she is also my friend and associate professor of political science at fordham university. she's also the author of the book, black ethnics. you know, christina, let me start you out, i don't want to ask michael about democrats first because i don't want to make him feel too good this late at night. so let me ask you first, do you think this is the best strategy, as democrats are looking for new party leaders? because elections for the dnc chair and the vice chair of the democratic party are around the corner in just a couple months. >> i think the elections for the dnc chair and that entire sort of cabinet are incredibly important. we cannot have patronage politics when it comes to that position and we can't have someone, no disrespect, but the obamas can't keep putting their thumb on the scales of people they want. we ac

michael steele. >> yeah. tim miss man. this space have been profoundly important and cathartic for guys like me because it affirms that we aren't crazy and that everything that republicans like me have seen is true. and to his point about being charmed by trump i remember my first meeting with him in 2013, and i was not as charmed. so -- and that's just maybe the sort of part of my brain that sort of works that way. but i also got it. i could see how you could fall into that space and that trap. and he counts on that. he counts on being able to look you in the eye and do his thing and walk away knowing got you. and that's what works for him. and what tim has shared with us, those people when that fog lifts and they just get a little bit of the light then they go, oh. what have i done? what am i doing? the problem is they need to come out and make the step that a cassidy hutchinson has made and that a sarah matthews has made and others. and that's where you really begin to break it open. >> claire. >> yeah. it's -- listen,

okay, michael steele. you're always hearing all sorts of things.epublican friends and colleagues out there? >> they're all at the bar. >> they're at the bar? >> can we go? >> we can bring the bar here. that's what i'm talking about. >> it's a little early. i'm in the coffee phase of the evening. let me ask you about north carolina. you have been very hot to trot on north carolina. what are you hearing from people on the ground? >> look, there are a couple things i think are really important to stoke here, and north carolina is one of them, as the feeling is she's going to pick up north carolina, which aligns with what i saw six, eight weeks ago. and we talked about it on our show quite a bit, that there are things on the ground there that were very important to take note of. one of them was the undervote that was happening in states like north carolina. >> the quiet vote. >> the quiet vote, and you know where you saw that play out? iowa. iowa is one big cross tab for this night. and when you go and look at what happened in iowa and start peeling it

trump biography, michael steele former chairman of the national committee co hosts msnbc. david jolly from florida and sammy sage. i am so glad all of you are here. you are four of my favorites. this is not always a comfortable conversation as mtv would like to say, we will stop get being polite and start getting real. i want to go around and get your thoughts. what have we learn bed america in the last 24 hours? >> i think, you know, it is -- the idea that donald trump is a cause as opposed to being an outcome is really important to think about. it lets americans off of the hook for taking responsibility for all of the various dynamics that have given rise to trump. it is not to say he is an excel excelerant. he is through the tv and the attachment to voter not a party t is cultish but it is, he has a religious connection i think to his voters in the same way that you can talk to a catholic about the scandals in the church or a jew about the scandals at the synagogue. i can deal with those and i will still remain this person. trump people don't care about all of the grote

. >>> michael steele is still a republican, ladies and gentlemen.icans in the house and sdmet senate have announced plans to work with the department of government efficiency. last night, we learned joan i ernst will lead the caucus in the senate and take an earlier in the weekend, it was announced that marjorie taylor greene would lead the sub committee in the house. is it doge or doge? >> it's dodge. >> oh, dodge. we're going with dodge? >> it's like tar-get. >> okay. we don't -- we don't think we have official pronunciation. >> it is doge. it's a crypto term. doge. >> i think we get it right up in here. thank you, michael. >> bling-bling. >> joanie rnst ran on cutting out the waste and she hadn't done it. that is why she is chairing the caucus. of course not. >> i love the idea of building a government sub committee because the thing you want to do is dismantle bureaucracy. it's a little circular to me. i also loved aoc's response to mtg being named to the committee. she doesn't show up or do the reading. this may be the perfect gig for her. >> v

i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. we will bring you the first part of simone's exclusive conversation with second gentleman doug emhoff, his final interview before election day. before that we have two big pieces of breaking news. nbc news has confirmed vice president harris will appear on saturday night live tonight. the other breaking news, the des moines register is out with a brand-new poll conduct did. this is the gold standard of polling in iowa and shows vice president harris with a three point lead over donald trump in that state. harris has support of 47% of likely voters trumps 44%. that result within the margin of error. >> all right. obviously you are bringing -- you are coming on air right now with pulling. we can put it on the screen. i didn't have this on my bingo card as i like to say. vice president kamala harris 47%, donald trump 44. take us inside. what is new here? we know there's a majority of iowa men that say they prefer trump, a majority of women prefer harris among likely iowa voters. this see

michael steele. they will be here on election night. we are calling them our political insiders because it makes them sound like they are giving secret knowledge. stephanie ruhle is standing by with them. >> thank you. let's look at these numbers because not as an economist but as an insider, we know republicans traditionally polled better. trump has polled better on the economy nantz a first time mbc has the question on the question who is looking out for the middle class, we see kamala harris come out ahead. what does that tell you? >> all of these numbers tell me advertising and the communication strategy and the strategic direction the campaign employed has worked. coming out of the gate, vice president kamala harris talked about her economic message. the policies are about the issues most directly concerning americans at this point. housing, prices at the grocery store. she's speaking to those issues and when it comes to middle- class, over and over, telling her story. that is what she supposed to do. trump is not the candidate i w

know you have a very important interview ahead of you today , but you have left me alone with michael steele what you are missing is the peptalk he is giving yes in between segments about why they should feel good going into tuesday. >> you should feel good going into tuesday, folks, i'm just telling you. when charlie kirks and elon musk running your ground game, baby, you should feel good about tuesday! democrats, stop wetting beds. >> i mean, michael is not wrong. charlie kirks and elon musk, donald trump outsource is basically his whole infrastructure of organizing to those two entities, and these are two people that have never actually won an election. you never want to give the ground game to people who don't know the ground, first and foremost. a reporting from wire that says, elon musk has really messed it up. i don't know, michael. maybe i am just skeptical, because i used to be out there on the campaign trail this time before election day. people have got to continue to run through the tape. if you feel like vice president harris is doing well and democrats are doing well, they migh

. >> thank you, both, claire mccaskill, michael steele, i appreciate it. >>> two very important states, barnes and the wikler will join me next. they both have a lot on their shoulders. we'll be right back. r still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ >>> so of all the pathways for kamala harris to win the white house, the one you may have heard over and over and over again is through these so- called blue wall states of the western states. what's remarkable about the three states is how they have stuck together over the years. even when they have gone red, they have gone as a lock. every presidential election since 1992. in other words, one candidate has swept all

michael steele is host of the weekend here on msnbc. both are joining me now. we're going to need you caffeinated, hydrated all the things. >> trust me. >> i have a tea out in the hallway. >> we need it here. >> i'm going to change clothes once, i don't know. >> you can change clothes more than that. but we just need you hear whatever pair of clothes you're wearing. i can start with this poll. because i don't think the harris campaign thinking they're going to win iowa. i'm not suggesting that but anne seltzer is the main women are significantly for harris including a state like iowa. white voters, rural voters are not the people people think she does well with. what do you think? >> i think they're right. harris has run a remarkable campaign. i don't think people realize, you know, i know. michael knows, it's hard. the enterprise is a difficult one. you have to raise all this money, you have to make sure you spend every dime of it in a certain amount of time. it has to be done efficiently. you have many different layers of staff it is hard. and she's run a rem

i alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend in michael steele. in just a moment we are going to bring you the first part of someone's exclusive conversation with first gentleman doug imhoff. before that we have had two big pieces of breaking news. first, nbc news has just confirmed that vice president harris will appear on saturday night live tonight. the other breaking news, the register is out with another breaking poll showing vice president harris with a three point lead over donald trump in that state. harris has the support of 47% of likely voters to trumps 44%. that result was in the margin of error. joining us now, pollster jn selzer. all right, we are coming on air right now with this polling and we can just put it up on the screen for folks because i did not have this on my bingo card, as i like to say. vice president kamala harris 47%. donald trump, 44%. take us inside your poll. what is new here? we know there is a majority of iowa men saying they prefer trump. the majority of women say they prefer harris. among likely iowa voters, th

she said look at michael steele, look so good. he has a tie on and all of that. sometimes the shirt gets saggy and whatever. if you can privately text her and say look at velshi short. it looks crisp today. that is loyalty i am asking for . >> i do think your shirt looks crisp. i like you mr. chairman with no thai. >> you will get positions in my cabinet anytime you want. >> have a great show, ali. >> you are the best. velshi starts now. ♪ >>> good morning, sunday november 10th. i'm ali velshi. i spoke yesterday about the path forward for those of us that fear the darkness and danger another donald trump administration is likely to bring. i talked about fighting through the darkness and how history has taught us that the feet paved the way for triumph. today i want to talk about how you find that path. one of the crucial steps we collectively of the country and each of us individually as citizens must take, is reckoning with the fact that our country did this. for many people kamala harris has lost and was a deep disappointment but for many more people, what amer

help solve for all of this, tim o'brien, bloomberg senior executive editor and trump biographer, michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. he co-hosts the weekend on msnbc. former republican congressman from florida, and the co-founder and author of democracy in retro grade. i'm so glad all of you are here. you are four of my favorites. this isn't always a comfortable conversation. as they say, we'll stop being polite and start getting real. i want to go around and get your thoughts. what have we learned about america in the last 24 hours? >> i think, you know, the idea that donald trump is a cause as opposed to being an outcome is really important to think about. it lets americans off the hook for taking responsibility for all the various dynamics that have given rise to trump. that's not to say he's an accelerant. he's an accelerant through social media, through the religious attachment that he has to his voters. it's not a party. it's cultish but also, we were talking about this earlier, he has a religious connection, i think, to his voters in the same way that yo

i'm alicia menendez with michael steele. symone is off. a trump pick with projects to a 2025-like group as they threaten to defund critical agencies and group. we will be joined by the american federation of teachers and head of planned parenthood. >>> congressman collect sarah mcbride is the table. grab your coffee, settle in, and welcome to "the weekend." >>> you heard it again and again during the campaign, folks. donald trump said he knew nothing, absolutely nothing about project 2025. >> i have nothing to do with project 2025. that is out there. i haven't read it. i don't want to read it, purposefully. i don't want to read it. this is a group of people that got together and came up with some ideas. >> given he doesn't read, that's fine, but now it's a different story. trump is filling key roles with maga allies that worked on the far right blueprint to reshape the federal government. nbc news reports transition officials are combing through the project 2025 database of potential hires. think of it has a far right version of linkedin,

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i am alecia mendez with michael steele. >>> today, down to the wire. the chairs at the dnc and the triple dnc will join us to discuss their final push on election day. >>> senator elizabeth warren is back with a closing economic message from president harris. >>> team trump lays out new plans if he wins a second term. it is a big show in the big week. welcome to "the weekend." >>> we are just three days out from election day and nearly 67 million americans have already cast their ballots. that's a lot of people, folks. there's a lot of details about who is voting, this year. registered democrats are outpacing register republicans by just one point in the early vote but women are showing up in greater numbers than men by nearly a 10 point margin. if that trend holds, it could be a game changer for the harris campaign. last night in wisconsin, here is reminded voters why their voices matter. >>> that is be intentional about building community, about building coalitions! let us remind each other and others that we have so much more in common than what sep

i'm elisa menendez with symone sanders thompson and michael steel. >>> new this morning, donald trumpods the zone with even more controversial cabinet picks. marc elias is with us at the table as we unpack their plans for the federal government. >>> joining us, on democrat's push to confirm as many of president biden's judicial nominees as possible before time runs out. >>> the fight for the future of the democratic party. we will look at the big names in the running for d nc chair. grab your coffees settle in and welcome to "the weekend." ♪ ♪ >>> breaking nover night, there's a new group of maga loyalists in town and they're set to join the trump administration. donald trump picked russell vought to lead the office of management and budget. he's not necessarily new. he wrote project 2025, the far-right plan donald trump claimed not to know anything about during the campaign. here is steven miller after last night's announcement. >> he has been the guy for the last four years who has been developing the plan to take down the deep state. that's ross. he will be at omb to execute the pl

i'm iowa pleasey menendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. how matt ryan defended a tough swing seat in new york, plus, senate democrats set their sights on the judiciary, the fight to confirm as many democrats as possible before the republicans take over. settle in, and welcome to the weekend. nd welcome t o the weekend. >> well, it's official, four years after donald trump lost arizona and then tried to nullify the results, he has now won the state. last night nbc news projected trump will win the 11 electoral votes, and as for the senate seat, the close is too close to call. pennsylvania is also too close to call. look at the numbers. we do know that republicans will control the chamber that is the u.s. senate. then there's still 19 uncalled races for the united states house of representatives. the republicans just need to win 6 of 19 seats to secure the majority. joining us now is amanda litman the cofounder and executive director of run for something. >> good morning to you. how are we looking at this part of the campaign resolving itsel

i'm elise menendez with michael steele.learn new details about high cost of trump's planned tariffs. former congressman tim ryan is at the table. then anti-vaccine activist, largely untested in fighting disease outbreaks, warning from the medical community. >>> hundreds of thousands are ditching x for a friendlier, less toxic platform. the coo of bluesky joins the conversation. grab your coffee, settle in. welcome to "the weekend." ♪ ♪ >>> we begin with new details about the canadian prime minister with donald trump at mar-a-lago. it is reported that justin trudeau traveled to florida to discuss plans to slap 25% tariffs on the country. that must have been a fun conversation. trudeau had dinner with trump last night but did not stay at mar-a-lago overnight. the meeting comes four days after trump threatened steep tariffs on canada and mexico. it won't just cost our two biggest trading partners. the move could lead to sticker shock for americans at the grocery store and the gas pump and even the increase in the price of a ne

michael steele, i just want to ask an open ended question of how you were taking in what we know now?n't know everything. there is more votes to kaminski but what we know now. >> you know, there's a lot of stuff inside of my head that wants to rage at this but i really went back to what i wanted to do in 2010. that is what happened here tonight with the republican party or the maga party. what i learned in that period of time was the american people always tell you what they want. you just better listen to them. >> what do you think the american people are telling us? >> they don't like the whole thing, the impression that their kids are being put through some type of deprogramming or reprogramming. imagined or real. they think the economy is not there friend. they blame joe biden for this economy. for their personal economy. they are frustrated, and you talked, jim, you hit on the cultural piece as did my friend here, tim. the cultural piece is a huge piece for the american people. what we learned tonight is not just the folks who live in the rural parts in the country, in the backwo

. >>> we are going to go to michael steele, what are you hear being, michael? >> reporter: it is interesting a number of the folks that i have been talking to in michigan, republicans, they are looking a little bit, how should we say skeptical of holding michigan for trump right now. looking at some of the number that are coming in. i know as we still have big centers like detroit that are going to land. the reality on the ground there they have a lot of hope they would flip the house to the republicans but, may give some ground to trump looking through the numbers. up in the air for the trump hold on michigan. the narrative around the blue wall still holds a bit. pennsylvania, michigan are really kind of those two book ends. with wisconsin sitting right there for kamala harris right at the moment. >> all right, michael steele thank you very much. we do have a little bit of intel ourselves from the campaign. nbc news obtained an email to campaign staff that was sent out by the campaign manager for harris. i will tell you what we got. >> we continue to see data

joining us in studio, steve kornacki, and two co-hosts of msnbc's "the weekend," former rnc chair michael steele and former harris spokesperson symone sanders townsend with former republican congressman from florida david jolly. steve, first results came in past midnight, right, at tiny dixville notch, new hampshire. three for three, three for harris, three for trump. what are you looking at and what are you going to be focusing on when polls first close? >> fitting that we already got some results in. it is still a tie, i guess, given how this is going. okay, the first poll closings, you see the countdown here, that's going to be in most -- some of indiana, kentucky. we don't expect either state to be a swing state. set to be a battleground. we'll see if there is any surprises or a couple of counties in the states that might give us some kind of a clue, though they're usually very slow at counting indiana. really it is 7:00 eastern, that is when the action is going to start, the first core battleground state georgia, polls close there, and i think this is key to keep in mind. if we think back t

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appointed the gop chairman in north carolina, michael watley for the reason he said that michael watley stopped the steel in this state. there is a lot of at stake. virginia at this is all for donald trump. heard of the vision in which he believes he will be able to expand the map and build a broad coalition that will not always as cannot only sweep the battleground states but expand the electoral college map for him. i will let you listen. his speeches have been unwieldy and personal attacks but a harrowing picture of what america would look like in administration run by kamala harris including on the economy. >> how good was that? to get those numbers four days before the vote. thank you. thank you, sir. you would have liked that. to get those numbers -- we had the worst numbers maybe sort of ever . i stand before you today as the only candidate who can rescue our economy. >> reporter: four years ago he also foreshadowed a massive loss of jobs as well as a crash in the stock get if joe biden was elected. of course, that never bared out. he made the statement on the states that there's depression like j

michael loftus, kat timpf, tyrus. that's 10:00 p.m. >> dana: jesse? >> jesse: sage steeldana: judge, you are next. >> judge jeanine: time for. oh they have a new picture. how do you like that? anyway, this might be the most serious case of a sweet tooth ever seen. check out the culprit known as the bakery bandit. he breaks into a bakery store in colorado. takes a tray of cupcakes and leaves everything else. the money, the cookies, everything. i know what you are all thinking and the answer is no, it wasn't me. but that would have been some plot. >> dana: something in the brownies? that's what i want to know. jessica? >> jessica: okay. so, i don't know if you know this, but i love hello kitty. i feel like everyone here maybe not at you at home. her 50th birthday. beloved animal character designed by yamaguchi in 1974 in japan. i thought this was the craziest thing. she is actually not a cat. she is meant to be viewed as a little girl who lives in london and five apples tall. >> dana: know about me. i don't know if you will remember this in 2011 you did one can i remember f

michaels, hulk hogan, clay travis, glenn greenwald, 8:00 eastern. right. like a good show. nice. all right. tonight i have a better one. kat timpf, jim norton, sage steelee great. animals are great. animals are great. i don't have to tell you. i love cockatoos. and there's two of them enjoying at a balcony. slice of pizza together. check out these cockatoos having a hot slice in queensland. where's queensland? australia. australia. in australia, everything's coming up. australia. australia. australia. i love it. let's see if the judge can keep it going. all right, it's time for my favorite. all right. check out this police video from colorad. stop running. no, i didn't run. i didn't run, i didn't run. i'm going to get laid out. i didn't run. all right. typically, suspects attempt to flee before they're handcuffed. this guy was obviously drunk and impaired, and he tried to make the great escape after he was cuffed. you go next. i had a weird thing out of belgium, but we ran out of time, so there's no more thing from me. oh, wow. one more thing. that is it for us. have a great night, everybody. welcome to jesse watters, prime time tonight. i've watched tr

>> my pun steel i mean - speaking with him in detail about his view on corporate hegemony. i can share that with you later. >> our friend michaeldone in terms of legal background. gates has not finished all that high in terms of experience. >> in terms of legal training? >> yes and how much, it is a comp located chart i do not mean to oversimplify but i think there is a sense that the attorney general is one of those positions like abby kennedy, the real bobby kennedy, the first bobby kennedy may have had not as much experience and he turned out to be i think, a fantastic attorney general. jimmy hoffa would not agree either way. >> always good to mention - going up. >> goldman by the way had a great turn yesterday. we might talk to - about tariffs looking back at a look at prior tariff cycles under trump 1.0. you can see if you have it built in the booth, - of all goods versus all goods subject to the cost of tariffs. you can see the lines and you can see would happen - what happened to the price of the goods. >> we all kind of new a lot of this stuff. i think that - a month ago would have been rfk junior because, if you are at