so just remember that name. >> jason: here now to respond to this smear campaign is mike davis, founderle three project. mike, that's quite the compliment. these people are scared to death of you. we are ayear away from the election and they are already criticizing people that might work for donald trump. >> it's very flattering. i want to put these goofballs at msnbc on article iii project's board of directors. because they are the best fundraisers we have ever had at the article iii project. i troll the left about weaponizing the justice department the democrats, biden and his democratic alizes are aal alives aredoing it. they indicted trump four times unprecedented dimes for noncrimes. impeached him twice for nonsense. trying to bankrupt his business for non-fraud. and illegally gagged him twice. illegally trying to throw him off the ballot. they sound like the protectors of democracy. they will sound like the fascists. >> jason: they are all for democracy as long as it's their democracy. wouldn't want to have an actual vote out there. i want you to listen it this former fbi official

mike davis is going all out to prove to trump he is one of those people. and make no mistake trump is already casting from a list of super loyalists for a hypothetical second term like some of the characters who already helped him plot a coup. trump has already pledged to bring back michael flynn, a one time security advisor trump pardoned after he took the qanon pledge. and he's in contention for a senior role at justice. trump might have to pardon him to make that job offer depending what happens in clark's trial next november. might as well throw in sidney powell while we're at it. also plotting a return ironic white nationalist dracula stephen miller who returned in a senior role, already planning the most spectacular migration crack down. a second trump term could also inside with a fully complicit trump congress led by christian house speaker mike johnson. he traveled to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring on monday, meeting with trump days after endorsing the 91-count indicted former president. and in yet another sign of the wholesale trumpification of the

here's how it went. >> i think a lot of people would feel good if you and mike davis shook hands some place and wished each other well. >> ymaybe it'll happen. >> you don't rule it out. >> no, i don't rule anything out. i don't even rule out coming back on your show. >> he could be really funny and endearing. i just realized something, this is a different gray suit and black shirt. >> but you look the same. >> you planned the same clothes? >> yeah. i thought continuity was important. >> the new york daily news says hard to love but impossible to forget. what's the legacy of bob? >> i think that legacy is true in large part. certainly impossible to forget and one of the greatest basketball minds and most successfully coaches of all time. i think many people loved him almost unconditionally, at least to the point they were willing to overlook the flaws, but all of us are complicated, he was complicated on steroids. >> good assessment. we love having you on, we love having you in. >> thank you. >>> to the best story of the day, high school football returning to lewiston, maine last night

bring in mike davis counsel of the senate judiciary committee. ike one question we know this is chinese money because the bidens got it and their bank accounts the biden family bank accounts were empty before the money came in. final thoughts on this. >> yeah, i would say that house oversight chairman james comer needs to subpoena hunter biden and james biden and the sister-in-law and bring them in and make them bring in their documents and make them explain to the house oversight committee who is getting what money why. why were there loans. what was repained when? how? make them explain this to american people because it seems like president biden is compromised by up to $24 million in foreign bribes and corruption to his family from 2014 to 2019. and there's probably a lot more >> trace: yeah, probably a lot more. mike davis great to have you on. thank you, sir. coming up an update on the hundreds of americans still in gaza tonight waiting to get their exit times from the biden administration. we are back on the ground in israel with correspond

she volunteered mike davis. that wasn't maggie's idea.ing right now. that guy. who's talking about putting me and mehdi in the women's gulag or whatever, which is a really clever, you know, misogynistic joke there. but that's what maggie said. when i interviewed steve bannon for the "circus" on showtime steve bannon suggested that man for attorney general and for white house counsel. would someone like that actually get in there? who the heck knows? but this is not just random, you know, resistance fear -- like getting concerned about something that isn't realistic. the people around trump are saying that this is a person that should have a top role and they are out, and that guy is out there suggesting the most anti-democratic, anti-rule of law fascistic totalitarian policies imaginable. that is alarming. even if i'm not personally alarmed by the, you know, fake tough guy threats. >> but i think you're right to treat them seriously. so let's talk then about what the guardrails are. if you were to have donald trump elected to another term

. >> a mega lawyer, on your podcast, mike davis. he suggested one of the top priorities for attorney general, fired the deep state executive branch. a lot -- deport millions of people. then detain people. pardon ever january 6th defendant. what do you think that? >> i think it's fantastic. >> all five? >> so we've all been talking about the potential extreme trump policies. there they are, talking about them so brazenly, so openly. tim, what do you make of the fact that folks have no qualms talking about very extreme, anti-small d democratic rule of law plans that they have for trump's second term. >> i think the main takeaway here is that he's going to have the most radical, most reactionary folks around him. i think that miles can speak to. this last, time there were a lot of people in the administration, there were a lot of other folks as well who are trying to put the bumpers on the bowling lane. that work to, times not others. those bumpers will be off next time. the ban, and mike davis is at the, world they're going to be the

that's mike davis, he'll probably the attorney general. [ laughter ] >> seth: look at that, he looksust smelled a fart. [ laughter ] specifically one of rudy giuliani's. "sorry!" [ laughter ] "i guess i put too much scotch on my cocoa puffs. i'm cuckoo for scotch. [ light laughter ] and trump is living up to those professed plans with increasingly an openly fascist rhetoric here he is at a speech on veterans day >> we will drive out the globalists, we will cast out the communists, marxists, fascists we will throw off the sick political class that hates our country. in honor of our great veterans on veterans day, we pledge to you that we will root out the communists, marxists, fascists and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country, that lie and steal and cheat on elections and will do anything possible -- they'll do anything, whether legally or illegally, to destroy america. the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous, and grave than the threat from within our threat is from within. >> seth: that was supposed to be in honor of v

joining me now is mike davis, founder of the article iii project and former clerk for justice gorsuchith me is sol wisenberg former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor. mike, want to start with you. let's get back to this judge in new york. i think he actually is doing the public a favor in a way. and maybe trump, just revealing how biased not only he is but this entire case being brought against president trump. because, if it's covered at all, i think most people see what's going on here. >> first, i want to commend congresswoman elise stefanik. she filed an ethics complaint against this judge today. because he is blatantly biased and he has horrific judicial temperament. and it's very clear that between this democrat attorney general tish james and this democrat judge engoron, they are railroading president trump in new york and they are going to try to bankrupt him and destroy his business and this is part of the democrats' lawfare and election interference. >> laura: sol, you called the proceeding clownish. explain that for us. >> well, the proceeding is clownish

joining me now is mike davis, founder and president of the article iii project and a former clerk to gorsuch. mike, your reaction? these are three rulings now that have tossed aside at least for now the 1st amendment argument that the left was saying was their ticket to keeping trump off the ballot. tell us what this means. >> well, i think this biased denver district court judge out here blinked. because i was certain sitting through the trial the week long trial that she was going to rule against president trump. but i think that she saw the political backlash. she saw the three other courts in three different states ruled against this democrat theory to try to toss president trump off the ballot. impeached him twice and indicted him four times. to illegal gag orders. tried to bankrupt him with a bogus civil fraud lawsuit. that only helped president trump with the polls. this was their legal hail mary to take trump off the ballot and now they are 0 for 3. >> laura: this is district judge sarah wallace. the third ruling as i said in just a little over a week. these lawsuits were fil

here is an example more or less, this dude, conservative mike davis.ou know, one in 100. you can find tons of guys like this. he helped confirm supreme court justice neil gorsuch. he helped couldn't -- chaired the judiciary committee, a guy who was like in charge of shepherding judicial nominations. he wants to be donald trump's next attorney general. he is laying out his plans for a reign of terror, in his own words, when he gets there. in his ow words, when he gets there. >> during my three-week reign of terror as trump acting attorney general before i get chased out of town with my trump pardon, i will rain hell on washington, d.c.. number one, we are gonna fight. we're gonna fire a lot of people in the executive branch, in the deep state. number two, we are gonna indict joe biden, doctor biden, and james biden, and every other sleaze ball biden. number three, we are gonna deport, we're gonna deport a lot of people, 10 million people and growing, and her babies, their parents, their grandparents, we're gonna put kids in cages. it's gonna be glorious

mike davis.n many in trump's inner circle including his own son, don jr., and steve bannon, are pitching to be the countries next possible attorney general. earlier this week, over on my peacock show, i dove deep into the conservative lawyers record from davis's threats to sending journalists to the d.c. cool ag, -- on social media for his followers to quote, arm up against a violent black underclass. it appears i may have struck a nerve, davis has responded to my monologue from earlier this week, pledging to indict me when he is a.g. for what i'm not sure, but he's threatened to send me to the d.c. gulag. that's a totally normal, non-fascist response from a man named to become the chief law enforcement officer, right? now to other man you may not know so well, kash patel, trump loli, former national security stafr, could very well become the country's next cia director despite a lack of qualification. during this first administration, trump already try to install patel as deputy cia director, th

this dude, conservative mike davis, he's got a risen bay that's, like, one in 100.d confirmed chief justice gorsuch, he -- chaired the judiciary committee, a guy who was like in charge of shepherding judicial nominations. he wants to be donald trump's next attorney general. he is laying out his plans for a reign of terror, in his own words, when he gets there. >> during my three-week reign of terror as trump acting attorney general before i get chased out of town with my trump pardon, i will rain hell on washington, d.c.. number one, we go to fight. we're going to fire a lot of people, executive branch, dig deep state. we are going tonight. we anyone date joe biden, hunter biden, and every sleaze ball biden. we were going to deport a lot of people, ten people and growing. acre babies, parents, grandparents, we have put kids in cages. it's going to be glorious. >> that's an offensive term for american citizens. after my colleague mady hassan highlighted this, he said maybe hansen is on my list. i also i have a spot picked out in the d.c. gulag. this is almost like co

joining me now is mike davis, founder of the articleand form three project and former clerk for justiceorsuch. also with me , it's wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor.r. >> mike, let's start with you. n want to get back to this judge in new york. i mean, i think he actually is doing the public a favor in a way, and maybe trump just revealing how biased nott only is he is, but this entirefs case being brought against president trump, because if at all, i think most people see what's going on here. ik >> first, i want to commend congresswoman elise stefanik.. . she filed an ethics complaint against this judge today. he is blatantly biased and he has horrific judicialr temperament. and it's verthaty clear thatsh s between this democrat attorney general, tish james ans ded democrat judge and garon, they are railroading president trum tgoing top in ne, and they're going to try to bankrupt him and destro ynce. his business. >> and this is part of the democrats lawfare and election interference . eeding >> now, so you callish. the proceeding clownish. explain

. >> you know, a maga lawyer on your podcast, mike davis, here's what he suggested were the top prioritiesgeneral, one, fire the deep state executive branch, indict the biden family, deport 10 million people, kids in cages, glorious, four, detain people at gitmo, five, pardon every january 6th defendant. what do you think? >> we should do it. we'll start the largest deportation effort in history. all 10 million must leave. >> part of an exchange with longtime adviser steve bannon from the final episode of "the circus." joining us now, one of the now former co-hosts of "the circus," political strategist mark mckinnon. plus, msnbc contributor mike barnicle. and special correspondent at "vanity fair," host of "the fast politics podcast," molly jong-fast. >> mark mckinnon, it used to be a bob and weave, where donald trump would say something extreme and then back off and go, "oh, no, no, i don't mean that. i don't mean that at all." now, they're all just coming straight. it used to be bannon would say something crazy, and trump and his people would say, "no, that's not the case." no, they're a

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but friends, you know, what is also expanding to davy, just to resend it to a certain image are due to construction and then then you speak of the house, mike johnson altogether on the stage, which is facing the capital behind on speaking out or is road. so there's more in this row is bringing up obviously also opposites political opinions together in support for the state of as well. yeah, that's right. political unity is not something that you get to report on very often from the us. we use that for sure. useful in washington. thanks. and here's a quick look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. bridge president emmanuel macro and has promised 50000000 euros and aid for flood hit areas of northern france in many towns and villages. days of heavy rain have caused rivers to burst their banks and forest residents from their homes. experts say water levels could rise even further. germany's opposition left parties says that it is disbanding is parliamentary group. now that's after the parties most prominent politician left to form her own splinter groups that are involved in can i ask you see, right the

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davi david asman in for larry kudlow. they are meeting right now to possibly approve a deal to exchange hostages. israeli ground forces push deeper into gaza carrying out operations against terrorist targets mike tobin with the latest. reporter: to quote u.s. president, nothing is done until it done, you have all parties, hamas and israel includes expressing optimism a deal for a su substantial release of hostages is becoming more of a reality. we know it is a 3 for 1 deal, 50 hostages, women and children will be released, for 150 palestinian prisoners, women and teenagers released from israeli deals, with as much as five-day pause in fighting and prime minister netanyahu said it will also involve red cross officials seeing the remaining hostages. >> doe everything do everything to bring them home, we're reaching a great deal of goals we will continue to do so, until we reach the goal. which is among other things. reporter: until the deal goes into affect fighting continues to rage in north of gaza strip, israel said that jabalia is surrounded by israeli forces, and they have pushed deeper into a tunnel discovery at shifa hospital, israel took control of shifa hospital but has been under press

mike got to cut across. you were to the break and were going to the break and right that, going to right after that, we're going to be speaking to gareth davis going to be s|the.ing to gareth davis. right after that, we're going to be s|the secretaryreth davis. right after that, we're going to be s|the secretary toh davis. right after that, we're going to be s|the secretary to the |vis. he's the secretary to the exchequer and the treasury. we're going to be back with him after this >> all right. we are joined this morning by the exchequer secretary to the treasury, gareth davies . a very good gareth davies. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. look, lots of people talking about what we can expect from the autumn statement on wednesday. i know, course, wednesday. i know, of course, you'll in what you you'll be limited in what you can perhaps can can say, but perhaps you can give indication what give us an indication of what you would like to see on your christmas list, perhaps an christmas list, perhaps for an early from the early christmas present from the chancellor . chancellor. >> well, good morning and thank you very much f