ways i am more disturbed by people like mitch mcconnell and others like him then donaldt trump.trump is who he is. we all see him. he doesn't make any bones about who he is and this is how he acts. these other people like to act simultaneously by releasing the stuff and leaking out, i don't care for donald trump, but when the time comes that they can take a stand to do something about it, they refused to do ed it. >> watch people's actions. they matter. juanita, let's switch gears. the washington post is reporting that democrats have seizedem control of the fundraising race in key house and senate races, house and senate. i think there are a lot of democrats there very optimistic about the house. others are not as bullish about the senate. senator gary peters would like to have a word on that. what does this mean this late in the campaign? how can this make a difference? >> these races were always going to be an uphill battle i am glad they are getting this attention and energy because without control of congress, a potential harris administratione wouldn't be very effective in

how mitch mcconnell, even kevin mccarthy, lots of republicans had schois words for trump then but now are supporting him how much do these two men dislike each other and does it matter he said this then? he gave his tapes over to the president who wrote this book, and now mitch mcconnell's still like, yes, but i'm voting for donald trump. >> well, i think like each of you, i tend to judge people by what they do, not what they say. and i think mitch mcconnell, like many republicans, who says all these negative things, he said that donald trump was unfit for office but simultaneously while mitch mcconnell was majority leader helped facilitate donald trump in all his power moves and everything he did, including mitch mcconnell stood up and would not impeach donald trump. i don't know how you don't impeach somebody you think is unfit for office in the course of this. they have hated each other, mitch mcconnell and donald trump, they don't like each other, but in the end, i actually in many ways am more disturbed by people like mitch mcconnell and others like him than donald trump. donald

mitch is voting for donald trump after calling him despicable. we only know he said this because he recorded himself and gave the recordings to the biography. what is happening? break it down. >> mcconnell has said all that stuff and it's not a surprise. when asked about it he immediately threw jd vance under the bus. and, lindsey graham. he didn't get to the point where they are on the same team and so the last line which is pretty telling. mitch mcconnell's displeasure with this -- he does not have a real persuasion with the donald trump base. this is exactly the kind of thing that the donald trump campaign would not find helpful having in the news the last couple of weeks of election. another top ally of his in the senate really has little use for him. it cannot help. i think it is telling that jd vance got roped into this immediately thanks to mitch mcconnell. >> he was the first name that he throws out. it is notable. something else happened today that people may have missed. former executive from the apprentice is apologizing for creating a

mitch mcconnell could have done this. donald trump committed indictable offenses, he could have convicted him in the senate and we wouldn't all be in this place right now. and so, you know, we ranted about this a lot. but i think it is really shameful how many people have fallen down on their duty who knew better, starting on january 6th. going all the way to today, just sitting there watching that cuban segment as we lead into the vice president's speech, and, i mean, mark cuban is putting his money where his mouth is. liz cheney is putting her money where her mouth is. we have 330 million people in this country. why are two people carrying so much weight? nothing against anybody on this panel, on this network, but, you know, like, i just -- it is mitch mcconnell could have prevented this. we could have had an election that was a normal election where there were idealogical disagreements between somebody like ron desantis and kamala harris and i still would have supported kamala harris but wouldn't be worried people will

my understanding is that mitch mccone in these circumstances is much more focused on doing everything he can to fund ukraine, to send more money to ukraine, he wanted that, so if he could find some way, who cares about our country, we're at war in ukraine, yeah, yeah, yeah, let other people worry about that." let langford negotiate something while he can , then we'll get our funding for ukraine. everything will be fine and we will live happily ever after. look, i don't work in the senate, i'm just watching, but it sounds absolutely plausible to someone watching from the outside. what do you think it is? is focusing on ukraine like a religion? yes, it is, it's almost like a religion. some of my colleagues actually get teary-eyed when they talk about ukraine. it's like they're talking about their beloved elderly brother who's going through something terrible, look, i understand that ukraine is going through terrible things, and i deeply sympathize with the ukrainian people in their plight, however, there is a much more sinister motive here, whether people realize it or not, but those wh

i had a fight to mitch mcconnell and other beauty mitch mcconnell and his wife, coco chao.we gotta get the mcconnells of the world to do their job mitch mcconnell is a loser as republican presidential primaries though throughout 2023 mcconnell got behind him i said capitol was attacked i would support our nominee regardless. >> who was included i support him. he's earned that nomination by the voters all across the country. >> as our next guest puts it, mcconnell quote, tried to stop the gop from heating the darkest impulses of trump. but it must be noted that he never put himself or his job in jeopardy to do so. and joining us now is michael tackett, deputy washington bureau chief for the associated press and the author of the new book, the price of power. how mitch mcconnell, master of the senate, it changed america. and lost his party, michael, i'm so grateful to have you on the show. congratulations on the book thank you. i've obviously i've spent years covering mitch mcconnell and he is really one of the most enigmatic figures and has been one of the most powerful and

i don't know why. our demands were not taken into account, maybe mitch mccone didn't set them out as a minimum standard for negotiations, i wasn't there when they talked, but i think that's a problem, i think somehow senator lanfort got the message from mitch mccone, "don't worry about coercing joe biden, because that's what this bill turned out to be." why would the top republican in the senate want a bill that would promote illegal immigration, that would provide lawyers for illegal immigrants at taxpayer expense. our impoverished country, why would mitch mcconnell do that? look, obviously, i can't speak for him, i can't get into his head: knowing mitch mcconnell, i doubt he would have thought of that, maybe he didn't realize what effect it would have. my understanding is that mitch mcconnell, in these circumstances, is much more focused on doing everything he can to fund ukraine, to send more money to ukraine, he wanted that, so if he could find... i'm watching, but it sounds completely plausible to someone watching from look, i don't work in the senate, i just sides, what do you

mitch mcconnell's of the world need to come forward. there used to be a consensus in this country that the right to vote was the most precious thing we have. the voting x-ray act in the supreme court reauthorized 421- 3 in the house of representatives and 90-0 in the senate. that's the way just a few short years ago thought about how amazing and how important the right to vote is. now you have a party that is bent on taking the right to vote away and deciding the election themselves and the u.s. congress, stay governors, state legislatures, that's what should frighten all of us we need to steal against it right now. >> neal katyal, thank you. >>> 19 days until the election the most litigious in history. marc elias is here on the latest of trump's attempted a slow-moving coup. slow-moving coup. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile.

mitch mcconnell needs to come forward. there used to be a consensus in this country, chris, that the right to vote was the most precious thing we had to. it had been recently reauthorized 421-3 in the house of representatives and 98-0 in the senate. that is the way a few short years ago we thought about how amazing and how important the right to vote is and now you have a party that is bent on taking the right to vote away and deciding the election themselves inu.s. congress or state governors or legislatures. that is what should frighten all of us and we need to steal against it right now. >> neal katyal, thank you. 19 days before the election and already the most contentious in history. mark elias is here with trump's attempt on a slow-moving coup, next. my moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...and my ulcerative colitis symptoms... ...kept me... ...out of the picture. now... ...there's skyrizi. ♪i've got places to go...♪ ♪...and i'm feeling free♪ ♪control of my symptoms means everything...♪ ♪...to me♪ ♪control is ever

. >> i mean, he was the first name that mitch mcconnell throws out there in that statement. i do think it is notable. >> yeah. >> something else happened today that people might have missed. a former marketing executive from the apprentice is apologizing for, quote, creating a monster. he's talking about donald trump. i should note that this comes after the nda that the executive apparently signed has expired and that is why he said he's speaking out now. he apologized for taking so long. do you think this matters at this point and were you struck by these revelations? it flew under the radar today. this was not at the top for some people. >> the brand of trump as a businessman has certainly stuck. i talk to voters all the time who even undecided people who say trump's a businessman. they think america should be run like a business, so in some ways she's right. he is a brand. but i think that is why it was so smart for kamala harris to utilize mark cuban the way she has, because he has a similar brand. and she's appealing to people who are economic minded, business minded, p

i had a fight to mitch mcconnell and other beauty mitch mcconnell and his wife, coco chao. gotta get the mcconnells of the world to do their job and they're almost razed to comment about mitch mcconnell's wife. >> how does he deal with that? >> oh, he was a furious about it and he also said that his wife wasn't really used to getting bank around like he is because in the senate, you know, he catches a lot of slings and arrows. but this time it was very personal, deeply personal, and she served in trump's cabinet? yes. and then resigned after january the sixth. and so this is a really complicated time for mcconnell. and, he ends up saying, well, three years ago i said i would endorse the republican nominee he thought after january the sixth that trump would fade from the scene. it ended up being the worst miscalculation of his career and mcconnell notes in your excellent book, how the gop has changed from reagan's republican party. >> does he think that can be reversed now and go back to what reagan was all about. >> i don't think he thinks that, but i do think he thinks sar

when mitch mcconnell refused to bring it to avoid.ve been abundantly clear that they do not decide to codify roe, and that they will be seeking national abortion. if mitch mcconnell or ted cruz or lindsey graham are there, it will not happen. >> a follow up with you, ms. alsobrooks, i believe vice president kamala harris has, in favor of getting rid of the filibuster in order to codify roe. would you be in favor of that? >> highwood. we have seen the filibuster used as a tool to thwart civil-rights legislation. it has been used in ways that are very destructive and has not been in the interest of the people. this issue is one that is very near and dear not only to marylanders, back to people across our country who do not want -- like my daughter who is in georgia, to have to look out in the country and decide where to live based on where she will have look at where she lives -- i will be working to codify the protection act. mr. hogan: i think it is a terrible idea, and you know who agrees with my opponent is donald trump. she and don

mcconnell, i don't know that mitch mcconnell himself moves the needle for anybody mitch mcconnell endorsed donald trump, despite the fact that donald trump would, after mitch mcconnell's wife and the most racist terms kinda like ted cruz, right? these guys all bend the knee to trump, even when trump gets incredibly personal about their wives, about their families. and so to me it's nice that mitch mcconnell privately says this. but if mitch mcconnell, who's going to not run for reelection, i assume if he's stepping down as leader towards end of his career, he could do the right thing now and say, i was wrong. this man is not fit to serve, but he hasn't done that because mitch mcconnell has consistently insistently put party over country in ways that i think are really detrimental to his own party, because somebody is going to clean this mess up. if trump loses and it's not going to be somebody like mitch mcconnell, though it should be very quickly, mark it, donald trump, one of the things that donald trump said about the kamala harris interview the last night on fox was questioned her cogn

mitch, where do we begin? >> good morning. >> this election -- >> well, that's a good place. >> yeah. this election, kamala harris seems to be making the case that this election is about something sacred and about our safety and about our freedom. unfortunately, some policy debates and, you know, some positions and opinions are not for today. i mean, it's unfortunate. nobody wants that. nobody wants that more than "morning joe," which was supposed to be and was created as sort of an island of civility in a sea of shrill voices, where both sides could hash out issues they disagree on. yet, this campaign seems to be about something else. am i right? if so, can you explain? >> of course. thank you so much for that. of course, in an america where we all come to the table of democracy as equals and we all respect each other, we can and should have vigorous debates about policy. what should the tax code look like? you know, do you favor trickle down economics, or do you favor building it from the bottom up and the m

people like liz cheney, adam can figure, mitch mcconnell now supports the man. he described in his own words in something called a personal oral history as stupid and despicable. his words on a tape recording he made and shared with a reporter. and on the other side, a small but growing group of disaffected republicans and independent-minded voters that split, particularly when it applies to january 6th, donald trump's disdain, the hallmarks of democracy, has given vice president kamala harris an unprecedented opportunity in opening that she is seizing on with republicans and independents. we are some of our favorite experts and friends. msnbc tim miller is here. he's a former rnc spokesman, now the host of the bulwark podcast. with me at the table, cohost of nbc weekend, alicia menendez is back. west democratic strategist and professor, msnbc political analyst michaels here. about that town hall. take me through it. >> it's interesting, because they have translators for people who are watching. you don't need a translator. you can just watch the body language i

also, the country mitch mcconnell seems to think that trump is bad for the coach. i understand that but in order to actually pass policy so you have to have power and mitch mcconnell, who i would argue is probably one of the greatest tacticians in the senate, at least some plant past 90 years understands if conservatives, republicans want to have a conservative republican agenda, we need to keep the senate. we need to win the white house and try to diminish whatever losses we may have on the house side. so i think it's more about that they more about whatever his it's personal thoughts may be about donald trump's boats. >> but one thing is worth noting is that between state legislatures and the way the u.s. has made drop within the house, the republicans have absolutely dampen the negative effects of losing the white house. in fact, almost to the point where they're insulated from not having some very good at. and i was pushed back on the idea of the we can't stand another four years of kamala harris aware, afraid. she started this campaign, would they not like us

and yet mitch mcconnell has endorsed donald trump. why?hael: a real contradiction and it is hard for people to sort that out. what it starts with is he wants to be in control of the senate. he wants to stay senate leader. doesn'endorse the'in -- if republican nominee. geoff: he also says the maga movement is completely wrong and that ronald reagan would not recognize the party today. how does he explain donald trump's hold on the republican party? michael: he thinks there is a group of people in the country who feel like life isn't fair and that they have not been able to partake in the greatness of the country and have not had the opportunity they wanted to have and therefore donald trump was able to capture them and keep them and traditional republicans find it really hard to navigate. geoff: he also says he was proudest of shaping the supreme court. he considers his denial of merrick garland his proudest achievement based on your reporting. democrats see that as the height of partisan obstructionism that damaged the legitimacy of the co

and then, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was one of the first to condemn donald trump, signaling that republicans would not condone his actions, election be . in a statement at the time, he said these comments are repugnant and unacceptable in any circumstance. as the father of three daughters, i strongly believe that trump needs to apologize directly to women and girls everywhere, and take full responsibility for the utter lack of respect for women shown in his comments on that tape. now dozens of republicans denounced trump, including his own running mate at the time, mike pence. but he persisted, and somehow, amazingly, against all odds, he stayed on the ticket and republicans let him. on november 2nd, 2016, just days before the election, senator mcconnell, who had not pulled his endorsement of the president of canada, spoke at a rally in his home state of kentucky where he made his strongest public remarks yet, in favor of donald trump. he said, quote, we need a new president, donald trump, to be the most powerful republican in america. and trump, of course, went on to win th

thank you. >>> joining me now is mitch landrieu, national cochair. mitch, welcome to you. i would like to ask you first about what we are seeing at this trump event. james carville, hillary clinton said it echoes the nazi rally held there in 1939. harris in her town hall said yes when asked whether or not trump is a fascist. how do you perceive this rally? how does the campaign perceive it? are there echoes of 1939? >> well first of all, history is what history is. there was a rally there. it was a very dark rally. because of who donald trump is and how we spoke about that, the fact that you even having to ask the question actually answers the question. so donald trump, for people who are listening to this dialogue. a fascist is a person or a group of people that want to seize power for a few. use that power to hurt other people and take their rights away. it wasn't us that called donald trump a fascist. it was a description that was given to him by a four star general who actually worked with him every day. his chief of staff john kelly. it was also given to him by the jo

senate republican leader mitch mcconnell describing donald trump as despicable and stupid. that's according to a new biography of the longtime senate leader is set to be released later this month. plus battle of the billionaires, mark cuban and elon musk stumping for their candidates of choice president trump must-win to preserve the constitution, he must win to preserve democracy in america. the one thing about comments he's open-minded. she's very clear in saying she wants to take feedback from anybody brain health mary janet hey eddy. know, fraser, frank, frank bred. >> how are you for up to seven brain health indicators, including memory when you need to remember, remember ever worry that you're drinking too much take back control with or health or health provides access to medication proven to make it easier to drink less or to quit drinking altogether qualified for treatment today at were health.com feeling from a backed-up god mere lax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go for your gut and your mood will followgreat challenge is right? >> under y

vice president held multiple campaign events in battleground wisconsin. >>> senate minority leader mitchll of kentucky called former president trump a, quote, despicable human being for holding up covid relief funds. that revelation and more is reported in an upcoming book by the deputy bureau chief of "the associated press". he also called trump ill-tempered and narcissistic. about the last presidential election, mcconnell reportedly said the american people showed good judgment in firing trump in 2020, given his, quote, erratic behavior. adding, i think i'm pretty safe in saying it's not just the democrats who are counting the days until he leaves on january 20th, but republicans, as well. the book also describes mcdonnell's debate over whether or not to vote trump guilty over his second impeachment, the one over january 6th. mcconnell was certain the actions amounted to an impeachable offense, but he wrestled with the question of whether the former president could be impeached. ult ultimately, mcconnell voted to acquit trump. in response to the book, due out in ten days, mcconnell rel

the case on immigration in the economy, and she failed to make it. >> i also just don't think that mitch mcconnell is particularly popular with the national electorate. i mean, and also how many people around donald trump had said terrible things about him and then ended up in his good graces. >> he makes that point, tara and in fact, in fact, he talks about it and says, you know, whatever i may add, this is mitch mcconnell whatever i may have said about see it debris perfectly whenever i may have said about president trump pales in comparison to what jd vance, lindsey graham, and others have said about said about role we are all on the same team now. and you think about this check. yeah. mitch mcconnell may not be as influential, maybe to the electric, but behind the scenes i mean, the machinations of bureaucracy, it makes a big difference in law or you made a great point while ago when people are talking about these imaginary moderate voters, undecided voters still a little bit out there. i'm working from coast-to-coast, from california to new york and you know who those voters are it

mcconnell comments that mitch mcconnell's made over years. and this is a quote from that book. this apparently comes from mitch mcconnell before january 6, but after the election was decided for joe biden mcconnell said trump's behavior only underscores the good judgment of the american people. they had just enough of the misrepresentations, the outright lies almost on a daily basis. and they fired him what do you think of mitch mcconnell's view that the american people fired donald trump and i'm not certain about the alleged comments made by mitch mcconnell. >> what i can tell you is what polling shows is that president trump is ahead. he's performing well not only now but in every single battleground states because voters are sick and tired of the last three-and-a-half years under kamala harris is failure. there are tired of not being able to afford groceries, not being able to afford rent. they are tired of an open border fentanyl pouring in rising crime and they are ready to turn the page on kamala harris, danielle alvarez. >> thanks so m

let's bring in mitch landrieu. he is the co-chair of the harris-walz campaign, was the mayor of new orleans mayor landrieu, always great to talk to you really appreciate it. hey, why, why is why is vice president harris going to texas? does she think she could turn texas blew well, the american people have a choice to make between a guy unlike donald trump, who fights for himself and his rich friends and kamala harris who really fights for regular folks. >> and the difference could not be more stark relating to women's reproductive rights. donald trump is, you know, appointed three supreme court justices who, reverse roe versus wade, donald trump crows about it all the time. he takes credit for it. and as a consequence, many of the states in the united states of america have draconian abortion bans that are really restricting a women's right to protect the health. and so kamala harris has gone to the belly of the beast. this is about who she will fight for and where she will go. because as she has said, she's going

likened the former president to an angry father and talked about quote bad girls getting a spanking mitch mcconnell is offering a new blistering assessment much of the party he still leads in the senate saying the maga movement is completely wrong. and ronald reagan wouldn't recognize the gop today. i'm dana bash. let's let's go behind the headlines and inside politics campaign trail. kamala harris is heading to georgia today for her first joint event with barak obama. of course, he brings the political star power. but look who else is joining the vice president, bruce springsteen, tyler perry spike lee, and samuel l. jackson while harris looks to energize her voters in the peach state, her running mate is making three stops in north carolina, a state democrats haven't won since 2008. donald trump is also in the crucial sunbelt today with events tonight and arizona and nevada, while jd vance camp pains in michigan cnn's priscilla alvarez is in clarkston, georgia, where seize on the news that we got from the new york times and the atlantic this week about john kelly's criticisms of his for

i think mitch mcconnell developed a reputation for being one of the most careful, calculated politicians on the hill. now that he's on his way out, she can kind of let loose and that's why that statement doesn't deny the reporting. he's not trying to get into a fight with the reporter and say, i didn't say those things. his responses like yeah, i said it. we all said it on my life she recorded it himself. >> i mean, there are quotes that mcconnell it's recorded diary of basically well, he his because of his leadership position. >> sure. well, a couple of things that are important to remember what you said is true. he won't be the leader after this term, so he doesn't have responsibility for the whole conference number two, he's got two years left in this term. number three, they had a pretty successful run on domestic policy. they are going to have some run-ins. i think on foreign policy where mcconnell is going to focus the next couple of years is on defense spending, rebuilding america's military, making us the arsenal of democracy and our overall role in the world. they may made but h

live purple those are the words that mitch mcconnell reportedly used to describe donald trump after the 2020 election. according to an upcoming biography of the senate republican leader he says it a press has new excerpts from their report are tonight revealing that mcconnell privately said in a recorded diary of his quote, it's not just the democrats who are counting down the days until trump leaves office. and quote for a narcissist like trump his 2020 election loss has been really hard to take and another mcconnell reportedly called trump's stupid. ill-tempered, adding that he can't even figure out where his own best interests lie my panel is back. i should mention scott what are your thoughts on the book? what are your thoughts on what mcconnell said, donald trump? well, you know, they're not going to be golfing buddies you know, these these are two guys who are couldn't be different you know, brash new york real estate developer versus, you southern didn't stop them from working together before. and it's not stopping mcconnell from realizing what the best direction of the country i

and for mitch mcconnell it's about legacy. he wants to go out taking the senate. those two you really don't like each other or together on the one point, and it wasn't about supporting donald trump, it was about getting republican majorities. >> and slamming the vice president in the process. susan del percio, christina greer, thank you very much for coming back to "the saturday show." >>> election day is 10 days away, and we are seeing an alarming flood of disinformation on social media. a key culprit, russia. a fake video supposedly showed trump ballots being destroyed in pennsylvania. they also blame russia for a fake video of a purported former student accusing vice presidential nominee tim walz of misconduct. to counter that this information might next guest created a star-studded look service ad urging americans not to fall for deep fakes and question what they are watching israel. >> you probably can't tell, but some of us-- >> aren't real. >> i'm definitely real. >> that's the problem. >> because the selection bad actors will use a.i. to trick you into-- >

mitch mcconnell tried to escape his house but got trapped in the mesh if you can see him here.r. they weren't feeding him enough lettuce and raw tomato. mitch making his way to the two steel -- almost made it. >> dana: need cocaine. >> greg: dana, that's your answer for everything. we should get some more cocaine. >> dana: i'm going to go do that before do i bret baier's panel. jesse? >> jesse: this saturday with near perfect weather more than 30,000 spectators are expected to descend on far hills new jersey for the hunt. the biggest -- i think we have video. biggest steeple chase horse race in the country. imagine how great this is. there it is. come here just an hour outside of manhattan, more than horse racing. all the money goes to healthcare in the state. they have raised 20 million for charity. go to far hills race.org. it's also airing on fs 2. that's fox sports. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," we have donald trump jr., vivek ramaswamy, kevin o'leary and hulk hogan. >> dana: wow. way to go for the women vote. [laughter] jessica? >> jessica: okay. so, just when i thou

. >>> joining me now is mitch landrieu, national co-chair of the harris campaign. i thank you for your time. just thinking of what john was talking about, for example, today, an entire campaign day two weeks before the election was spent with liz cheney. who do you think that is targeting? >> john is my friend. i haven't talked to him for a bit. i hope he is doing good. i disagree with him. the vice president and the entire team have been traveling to every swing state. if you look at the schedule, the vice president was in three states yesterday, not just one. weeks before that, have been aggressively going to all of the swing states. the point is that there is an issue that is bigger than whatever minor differences we have about policy agreements, and that's the protection of democracy. when you have bernie sanders and liz cheney and dick cheney and 25 of the people that worked with donald trump all saying that, hey, he shouldn't be anywhere near the oval office, when you highlight that, i think it makes a big difference. let me recall for you that when president

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when mitch mcconnell refused to bring it to avoid.ntly clear that they do not decide to codify roe, and that they will be seeking national abortion. if mitch mcconnell or ted cruz or lindsey graham are there, it will not happen. >> a follow up with you, ms. alsobrooks, i believe vice president kamala harris has, in favor of getting rid of the filibuster in order to codify roe. would you be in favor of that? >> highwood. we have seen the filibuster used as a tool to thwart civil-rights legislation. it has been used in ways that are very destructive and has not been in the interest of the people. this issue is one that is very near and dear not only to marylanders, back to people across our country who do not want -- like my daughter who is in georgia, to have to look out in the country and decide where to live based on where she will have look at where she lives -- i will be working to codify the protection act. mr. hogan: i think it is a terrible idea, and you know who agrees with my opponent is donald trump. she and donald trump agre

i'm big fan of mitch mcconnell. jonathan: was he named after mitch? years old. named after mitch. he's an extraordinary dog. mitch is an extraordinary leader. people get it wrong. you don't go into the office and get assigned a legislative initiative by mitch mcconnell. you go get a good idea, sell the leadership on it, and run with it. i would just argue for people who think that's how it works to open their eyes and realize if you step up and you lead and you have something that you can build support for in the conference you can move t that's how he operates. lisa: talk about the way the senate operates that's traditionally. we are dealing with an election right now where there have been questions about whether some of those rules would be questioned or undermined not necessarily with the senate, certainly with federal employees. what we have heard some of the proposals from former president donald trump. i'm wondering if you think that his style clashes with the style that you are talking about and that you have been a part of. thom: no. the presi

let's switch gears and talk about mitch mcconnell. there's a new book that he says privately called trump a despicable human, and unfit for office. mcconnell isn't denying this. in fact, he put up a statement saying this, whatever i may have said about president trump pails in comparison what jd vance and others have said about him. but we're all on the same team now. did he just throw vance and graham under the bus there? >> that was really well done. anyone who knows mitch mcconnell knows that he definitely knew exactly what he was doing. i just didn't throw out those names. but i believe those words coming from the former head of the senate. i mean, this is -- this is what it's going to be like once trump, hopefully in my opinion, loses. we'll see a lot more of these name calling come out against trump. >> got to leave it there, guys. appreciate you. >>> all right. so beyond the presidential race, there are 34 senate races this november, and just a handful could determine the balance of power, including one key battleground, nevada

i think mitch mcconnell has been a very divisive leader in the u.s.ate for republicans he's not popular with republicans nationally, democrats are using him as a foil and their attack ads everywhere and he's got a chunk of senators in the republican conference in the senate who not like the way he's led the senate lately. i think the next republican leader in the senate actually will happen a lot more support. i think you'll see a senate conference that's united on the republican side. the house is a different story. you know, we don't hurt very well as republicans and in say we heard like cats as an insult to cats and so i think you're talking about how people used to talk about democrats well, there's a lot of truth to that. >> kasie, there's in many ways it's the democrat party is more ideologically homogenous than the republican party is today. and that's why we fight so much. maybe we got some other contrary and problems we need to work out. i'm not sure but there she might have a different version of this story but i do take your point. >> alrig

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landrieu he's a campaign co-chair for kamala harris. >> mitch. thank you so much for being with us. appreciate your time you heard the clips from trump's rally. you heard the defense from the campaign specifically about some of those jokes. i wonder what you think of the warm reception. it seemed to get from the audience that was at madison square garden well as an american citizen on behalf of all of my fellow american citizens, yesterday was disgusting it was really just beyond the pale, but quite frankly not surprising. >> the fact that the trump campaign is trying to distance themselves from this as a joke because of fish rots from the head, from the second that donald trump came down that elevator calling all mexicans, rapists and robbers to immigrants, poison the blood of america to the fact that that dumping garbage on our country to the idea yeah, of people that don't look like me or vermin. all of those things are seeds in the soil of hatred that caused us to be divided from each other. donald trump knows that that is his method of opera

you are a two-term hugely successful governor and senator, you take on ruling class, establishment, mitchll and hisil coul ilk. and what people. and she is turning into something else, what is it like in florida w. >> we work hard every day we have great early voting turn out, every day going forward, get out and -- earlier you can vote, go vote, if you want to help us, volunteer go to rick scott.com. we just got to work our butts off day, if you have an absentee ballot in florida get it in we'll spend money to make sure people who have not sense their absentee ballots, they get them in, when we win i the run to be leader of senate we have to have a fundamental change in what is going on a republican leader, majority leader that supports donald trump, interested in solutions we can't keep going down path of tri trillion dollar deficits open border woke military, world in flames we have to solve problems. >> senator you have been an antagonist of mitch mcconnell, you don't like the way he teams up with schumer and he does not fight hart hard on important issues he raised 400 million for se

. >> ian, on this point, house speaker mike johnson and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell issued a rare joint statement asking the vice president to tone down her rhetoric. we have it up on the screen. the two top republicans accused harris of fanning the flames beneath a boiling cauldron of political animus said her words in recent days seem to dare it to boil over. what is the reaction to that pot and kettle statement? >> maybe they should pick up the phone and call donald trump. you listen to donald trump talk, you hear him. he's called vice president harris every name in the book. he's called her a fascist for months. these are just pejoratives that he throws around. what the vice president is talking about is, hey, american people, listen to the people who know donald trump best. the people who sat beside him when he was the commander in chief are saying that he is fascist to his core. the people who sat with him in the sit room during foreign crises, mark milley, the top general for donald trump, said this is the most dangerous person to our country. not a terrorist. not vl

so i interviewed with mitch daniels and he was from princeton too, which was a nice coincidence. he said in his usual droll way, i thought i had to see you because i wanted to see if the teacher like you actually existed. i said what do you mean? and he said somebody with a phd from an ivy league school who is a conservative republican. i didn't know if there was such a thing. and at any rate i was offered the job and then after thinking about it again i took it and when you think about fortune in life if you had told me three years before that i was going to be a capitol hill staff guy, i would not have even known what you meant by that or what they do, much less that i would be one. but it turned out i actually enjoyed it a great deal. senator lugar was an intelligent and thoughtful guy and mitch has and still has the best and sharpest instincts of anybody i met. it was really a wonderful place to be. the two years we were planning to stay here past and i was still there for five years later at which point mitch left and i became senator lugar's chief of staff. something happen

that is what senate minority leader mitch mcconnell apparently said about donald trump before he endorsed him. that's according to a new both by a wall source reporter and were caught has a new response out today that you'll also want to hear face of american foreign policy going to be only america first get here and old lessons of history,dollars instantly with cold tv ross bits running again i'm alayna treene traveling with the trump campaign. and this is cnn was on mute, potentially change today we need to sports racing to ease board objective. to make sure we bring some areas when it comes to autonomy trying to ration and businesses from around the world wants to be here to never reach the push we're doing to the next house is periods discuss race. >> it's just the beginning okay. >> yeah, we got orders coming in, starting a business is never easy but star now, eight months pregnant. >> that's a different story. >> i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground-up. people were showing up left, right. and so did our business needs the chased a car and made it easy. w

house speaker mike johnson and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell called out harris for dangerous rhetoric. they added labeling a political opponent as a fascist risks inviting yet another would-be assassin to try and robbing voters of their choice before election day. as i said, that's pretty rich considering their presidential candidate, donald trump, said this on joe rogan's podcast literally a few hours later. >> and don't underestimate north-- north korea-- if you take a look at north korea they, i was there-- i mean i was with kim jong un i had a great relationship i got to know him very well we had no trouble with him. we have a bigger problem in my opinion with "the enemy from within," and it drives him crazy when i use that term, but we have an enemy from within we have people that are really bad people. >> now say you are someone in trump-world, and you are fending off that democratic attack line. what is your defense against everything else he has said and done just this week to mark what about when trump called the usa a garbage can for the world when referring to immi

for your thoughts and for your time today thank you and a new report on what senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said after the 2020 election about then present and then donald trump, mcconnell reportedly called trump stupid, ill tempered, and a despicable human being. what he's now saying about those remarks, that's next on cnn and new central week and asked questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn? that's too much i want donald now, can you slice that provide good news for you tomorrow at nine on cnn, your record label is taking off. but so your sound engineer. >> you need to hire a neat indeed indeed, you do are advanced matching helps find talented candidates so you can connect with them fast. >> visit indeed.com slash higher. >> what are we doing with our life bri we can crash christmas. >> you're not invited well, pete, after me. find food, dancing, distraction fan, you our party crushing it turns to crushing you look absolutely beautiful. >> you look very handsome. good thing. there's another party. >> oh, well, well, well, you know, each another one, met at a at ano

mitch head still has the the best and, sharpest political instincts of anybody i've ever met. and so it was really a wonderful place to be. and so the two years that we were planning to stay here past and and i was still there four or five years later, at which point mitch and i became senator lugar's chief staff. then something happened which was totally unexpected and could never have been planned for. and that is in a very short years. senator lugar went from being the minority minority member, the least senior member on the foreign relations committee to be the chairman that it never happened before. and i've so far as i know, i don't think it's ever happened since. no one could have expected that. but the short of it was i went over and became staff director, the senate foreign relations committee, which turned out to be really think the best job i have ever had either before or after i was able to hire a brand staff entirely. and i think we put together the foreign policy team in town. if you didn't exist at that point. but otherwise you would have, otherwise it would ha

stuart: mitch roschelle, thanks very much, indeed. >> thanks, stuart.signaled exactly what her message will be in the final days of the campaign; make the election about trump and how dangerous he is. not how good a harris presidency would be, oh, no. harris turns negative, trump goes positive. that will be my take at the top of the hour. >>> kentucky congressman james comer says america is dangerously behind in the political fight with the chinese communist party. chairman comer is on the show and he's next. ♪ i got moves i count -- new rules, i count 'em ♪ to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was that for me. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syru

mitch roschelle is with me now. now it's going to get worse. is there anything a homeowner can do? >> they're going to go sky highier if you live in florida -- higher and even surrounding states. two things. one, the most powerful lobby in tallahassee, the the capital, is the insurance companies. so there are laws in florida that don't exist in other states like you can just drop a customer without cause. in new york you just can't drop a customer without cause. florida can. so insurance companies are holding all the cards. but what's your hack if you're a homeowner? keep raising your deductible. raise your deductible. is you have a $5,000 deductible, make it 10, because in reality you'll, a, be on the good side of the insurance company who may be thinking of dropping you and, b, you know, the extra $5,000, the repayment of that is the fact that they're going to keep your premiums lower. stuart: in some states you have to have homeowner insurance. is it mandatory in florida? >> not to my if knowledge mandatory in fl