mollie was the youngest of three, but everyone who knew her says she was an old soul. >> well, molliemy youngest daughter. my baby daughter. >> as a teen, she struggled with bouts of depression and even a cancer scare. when she started dating richie minton, a young carbondale police dispatcher. the family was divided. >> you know, their early 20s, most of the guys in her age are not the most responsible. >> so i thought, oh my gosh, he's got a good job. i was thrilled that she was with him when he smiled. >> it just a feeling, you know, a feeling that he's an evil person. >> and that was the first time you met him? yeah. larry admits maybe he was just being an overprotective dad, but molly's mom says there were legitimate reasons to disapprove of her daughter's up and down relationship. >> i was over at her house one day, she said. richie just texted me that he's going to kill himself if we don't get back together. i said, he is manipulating you. >> things grew more complicated when mollie learned she was pregnant. she told richie she didn't feel healthy enough to carry the baby. give

molly?olly: and former president trump is on the ground just outside of detroit trying to woo voters as early voting begins there in michigan. it follows ap appearance on the biggest podcast in the world and comes before a trip to the blue city in pennsylvania. mark never kith also -- meredith out there in novi, michigan, with the latest. mark. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. as peter was seeing big crowds where he is, we're also seeing very large crowds because any moment now former the president trump expected to take the stage behind me. moments ago we learned that on stage trump is going to be joined -- and you hear him being announced right now -- by members of the arab and muslim community here in michigan. and why is that so notable? [cheers and applause] because they make up a large bloc of voters in the state of michigan. and vice president harris has been struggling to hold on to that support. and it could prove if crucial in a swing state like this where the race could be dete

molly. one more hour and social security jam packed. both candidates on the campaign trail today as we are just over two weeks ahead from election day. # trump and harris held events in battleground pennsylvania last night and we have fox team coverage on the trail with rich edison in pennsylvania and alexander hof in atlanta and let's go there first and vice president harris system of articulation reporter: hey, griff, the home stretch boost to the campaign in about an hour and lizzo joining harris in detroit and later tonight here in atlanta, usher will take the stage with her. we've learn that had former republican congresswoman liz cheney and harris made appeals to american workers and harris says she offers action and optimism. >> that's not what we're hearing from donald trump. s instead it's the same old tired play book. no plan to address the american people. no plan -- reiterate again, no plan. reporter: earl revoting began on tuesday and secretary of state joined neil cavuto earlie

molly. molly: after a trip to germany to rally u.s.ies and president biden at camp david today as secretary of state antony blinken is getting ready for his own trip to the middle east. lucas tomlin son is tracking this for us. lucas, to you. reporter: good afternoon, molly. with other two weeks to go before the election, president biden is in camp david as you mentioned and just returned from germany last night and now he did have a opportunity while on the ground in berlin to speak to a number of european leaders about the war in ukraine and president biden took questions from reporters before flying home. >> any chance to change your mind long range and allowing them to strike russia and that's one of the main proposals? >> foreign policy never change my mind. right now there's no threat for long range missiles. >> knowing where to go. reporter: president biden spent friday in germany meeting with leaders and biden announced delivery of over $400 million to more weaponry to ukraine and some republicans think biden has not gone far e

molly. molly: that's the goal to sort it out.re going to talk about pennsylvania, but i want to start with virginia and let's bring in fox news contributor andrew mccarthy, what's happening there. this is interesting, the executive order, a big pushback. the argument, the judge is pushing back on this by essentially saying that the process has resulted in eligible voters having their voter registration flagged as part of this effort. what do you say to that concern that's being weighed by the opponents by youngkin and also the judge has tried to do? >> i think it's very incomplete. first of all, they're calling it a systematic change you're not to do within 90 days, but this is done on a case by case basis. i think the important things here, in virginia under the law, if you have been flagged under suspected of not being an american citizen, if you file -- if you're willing to sign an attesttation under oath that you're an american citizen they have to let you vote. it's not someone who is authentically an american citizen is act

molly. molly: thanks madison.s shutting down or attempting to shut down claiming that fema was left unprepared for helene because it was funneled to migrants, however, white house press secretary karim jean-pierre said agency fundingr migrants. watch. >> funding also available through fema's emergency food and shelter program to eligible local governments not for nonprofit organizations upon request. to support humanitarian relief for migrants. >> fema likes to say and the white house is saying that these are two separate funding blocks there's what happens with emergency management and then there's what happens with other things. but you've got so many stories from north carolina western north carolina in particular from high level people saying that fema has been objecting efforts to do rescue and recovery. that they've been a bureaucratic nightmare to deal with, fema for its part says it is misinformation and disinformation to critique them do you think fema should be carrying more david about rescue and recove

for molly and 45 percent for barrett. as we've seen of from the statement from barry, they're denying these obligations. they're also even stressing their statement that they've had relations with molly for over 30 years, and that every single dispute that they've had over the years they've sold peacefully. yeah, barrak is denying any wrong doing here, but it must be said that it's not just molly coming. i twist accusations here, the article company hasn't got the the cleanest the reputation. so that's called on the african continent. is that right? that's right. there are some allegations for human rights abuses from a barrett in africa. specifically when we're talking about tends and e. uh, who's sued the mining company over alleged abuses at the mine in the country. there's any ins, villagers intends any accused barracks, in being complicit of killings and torture, and north western tends and yeah, and they've also been accused of environmental pollution, find them. so crimes and so on and africa. but let's take a list

molly. >> i'm molly line, griff, great to be with you. former president trump will be in battle ground pennsylvania tonight and continuing his focus on the economy with a special nfl star guest. we have coverage on the campaign trail with alexandria hoff in atlanta and we have senior correspondent rich edson, with a preview of the rally, rich. >> good afternoon, molly. when you're an hour away from pittsburgh it's probably good to have some former steelers come to your rally. former stealser wide receiver, antonio brown is to go to be here in latrobe. the controversial, provocative and even offensive pro bowl tweeter said he received from the trump campaign this message telling him they're excited for his remarks at the rally and that brown has three minutes to speak. let's see if he sticks to that. one speaker unlikely to adhere to a time limit or a script is the former president. he arrives in pennsylvania this evening off a day of campaigning yesterday in michigan. in detroit, trump promi

molly and terrorists on the territory. this investigation started only a few days ago, but i don't think there is much work to do because the cranium officials themselves open to declare their involvement and terrorist networks provide them with intelligence equipment and even claim that something else will happen. of course, from a legal point of view, we were obliged to start the investigation and is ongoing and i cannot interfere with the work of the additional system. and i'm sure that the results of the investigation will be made public in a timely manner. i'm at the malia and investigation, the new information that hasn't budged. a practice needs outside play, and it's how it was past documents from the mold of on the special services which review that just so now allowed molly and terrorists to pass through the country to ukraine. to receive their training model also apparently provided logistical supports to the terrorists. now in late july, i'll kind of link a separatist ambush to malia ends in russian vag. no for

you, me, and molly shannon. >> molly shannon, luminaries. [ laughter ] so, i met john out here.ecause, like, you brought me and then john was nice to me. >> seth: yeah. i was nice, too. [ laughter ] >> you were very nice to me and then you left. and the beacon is nuts because i had, like, my last night in new york was at the beacon. i was opening for john and then i failed at "saturday night live." >> seth: and you were leaving the next day for l.a., right? >> leaving the next day. i shipped all my stuff to l.a. from new york city. and i went -- one more day to go open for john. and what happened was we did the show, and i got really sad on the train ride home from the show from the beacon because i was like, "frick, i failed in new york." like, i reall felt that way. it was hard. >> seth: yeah. >> it stinks to get fired off that show. i don't know if you've ever been fired off "snl," but dang it'll -- [ laughter ] it'll hurt your feelings. so, i was on the train ride home from the beacon, and this really happens. on the f train, i got really sad. it's my last night in new york.

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supposed to mark this new era in molly's management of its own mining resources. it was implemented earlier this month on october 4th, as part of these reforms undertaken by the government to ensure some sort of more affordable as showing a fall from my name. but molly also wants to have a bit more control of its own over its own resources, but it's been reported now that barrett, this giant of mine and company has not been keeping his promises. i mean, an audit commission by the ministry of economy and finance of molly revealed several violations from the company. now money also stated that the barracks uh permit in molly wills is set to expire by early 2026 and uh, and might not be extended either. but the country malia last week, rejected bar it's proposal to divide the economic benefits with 55 percent from molly and 45 percent for barrick. but as we've seen from the statement from barrick, they're denying these obligations. they're also even stressing their statement that they've had relations with molly for over 30 years, and that every single dispute that t

and molly was a production assistant. right here at nbc. right. in 2013.now we have everything she knows she learned from us. oh, yeah. i don't know. i think she can teach everybody a little bit of something. that's great. the students just love her. yea, and those the horses they provide. so much. you know, i think direction for, you know, people who are maybe needing that, that extra, you know, outlet way to kind of look at things differently because as she said, they're so powerful. you have to respect where they're going and what they're doing. absolutely. yeah. we're going to transition now on the word powerful. yes. because we're going to transition to the hurricane churning through the gulf right now. and it is really a historic storm already now reaching into the top five strongest hurricanes on record. we have the updated path, also, the intensity of that storm in case you were doing any traveling over to the southeast or you have friends or family there like me. we're going to make sure you get the latest information on this storm system. you can

it is of course also a federal issue. >> kayleigh: molly, i'm sensing a trend. axios talked about historic low trust in media. this remind me of hurricane relief. the residents of north carolina are just liars. this woman is just a liar out in colorado. they are all just liars and know it alls. anderson cooper and martha raddatz have the facts. >> molly: this is the most frustrating thing when you see the media piling onto gaslighting, the government saying in his particular case, in aurora, where they said it was in the imagination of the city councilors and the people trying to get help, and the video comes out with the men with the guns in the hallways and you realize there is some reality there. then haiti's personal stories and it gets more upsetting when you see a journalist doing that thing where, "this problem isn't really that big, if the fuel pump and complex is. you are exaggerating. this is your imagination." whenever but he can see it, and then j.d. vance, as you mentioned, very instantly pushes back on that in the moment. people can see reality. an

molly and melanie, stick around. there's a lot to talk about still, including what a new nbc poll says how voters feel about abortion rights. we are back in a quick 90 seconds. seconds. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. with bugs, the struggle—is—real. that's why you need zevo traps. zevo attracts and traps bugs 24/7 using a blue and uv light with no odor and no mess for effortless protection. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. (♪♪) looking good, guys! thanks! vacations are better with the credit gods are on your side. i'm coming up! rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. earn points for travel with credit one bank, and live large. >> so a new nbc news poll shows voters are far less likely to back candidate who is a former president trump won the 2020 election, or candidates who support the overturning of roe v wade. it also shows 52% more likely to vote for a candidate who backs a federal right to abortion. and voters p

molly and karen's most important tip, to be aware of your surroundings. they teach defensive hand and footwork to prevent or resist an attacker. the methodist practical and positive. >> we have it wellness based. something positive that you'll want to come to again and again. >> reporter: and cambodian immigrant says she to longer looks down, but looks up as she walks. >> that might not be it. but right now, i feel more confident with what i have outside. >> reporter: she fought off the purse snatcher came to class with her husband. >> it is something she taught me. they will feel confident to defend myself. >> reporter: and molly and karen know they are making a difference. >> every time you come to class, how you face adversity and face other people, and how you face yourself. >> that space will light up as they realize they could do something and it works with that new knowledge to me. >> reporter: equipping them with the defense tools, where they will go to karen and molly. >> molly did most of the teaching, so she assisted on the day that we were the

fernand, molly, and tara.nand, kamala harris was on "the view" today, and she actually responded to trump's lies about fema on "the view." take a quick listen. >> it's profound and it is the height of irresponsibility, and frankly, callousness. people are losing their home with no hope of ever being able to reconstruct or return. and the idea that somebody would be playing political games for the sake of himself, but this is so consistent about donald trump. he puts himself before the needs of others. i fear that he really lacks empathy. on a very basic level, to care about the suffering of other people and then understand the role of a leader. >> fernand, as a fellow floridian, we have been preparing for a category 5 storm. kamala harris has such a great point, though. as a leader, you don't just represent republicans, if you're a republican. you represent all fellow americans. but the absurdity we have been hearing is that the whining and complaining from the republicans that this has been a completely polit

this molly is your ecstasy. molly hemingway editor and chief at the federalist. will soon have an hair to go with her clip on here. kat timpf! and he applies his deodorant with the steamroller. "new york times" best selling author and comedian and former and debbie way world heavyweight champion tyrus. jamie i admire you because you can look at elon musk who is clearly a successful masculine role model and not be envious as somebody who is the opposite of that. >> it's true i did feel envy when i saw that rocket and i was like man i have never come back home to welcoming arms. my past relationship when they brought the rocket home there is earlier rocket in place. they're putting bureaucracy over progress. he talked but if the earth becomes uninhabitable maybe we can live on mars. it's a big deal and the other reason they don't want to have those launches is because of sonic booms in the wildlife. i think it's a good trade-off if you're going to save mankind in the trade-off is that what the bleep leap was that great. >> it's mostly desert in california so let's

host of the fast politics podcast, molly fast, this is a powerhouse panel. have played that snippet of trump and the circles, charlie you are in the middle so i will have you go first. what was that about? should the american people expect him to release his records? >> i have no idea what he was talking about but i often feel that way listening to him and of course the american people should have those records. he is almost 80. the trump campaign used allegations and rumors about clinton's health extensively in 2016. biden's health was a obsession with the campaign. we know trump is a sick puppy but let's put it in a larger context, trump is signaling he will not do any of the things other campaigns will do. he will not release his medical records, any cognitive tests, taxes, financial documents, he will not sign legally required documents that campaigns are supposed to sign for the transition, this is trump thumbing his nose at all of the rules and norms as he has done throughout his career. >> what do you think molly? >> it has been a decade of donald tru

this molly is pure ecstasy. editor in chief of the federalist mollie hemingway. she'll soon have an air to go with her clip on hair. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat tip. he ate everything twice, and he applies his deodorant with a steam roller. new york times best selling author, comedian. joe. jamie i admire you because you can look at elon musk, who is clearly a successful, masculine, you know, role model and not be envious as someone who's the opposite of that. yeah, yeah. that's true. i did feel some envy when i saw that rocket. i was looking at the rocket and i was like, man, i have never come back home to welcoming arms, mechanical or otherwise. that is really something. and in my past relationship, once i brought the rocket home and there was already a rocket in place. elon there putting bureaucracy over progress like elon is actually talked about. like if the earth becomes uninhabitable, i could we could maybe live on mars. this is this is a really big deal. and the other reason they're saying they don't want to have those

there's always more work to be done. >> kayleigh: molly? >> molly: one of the points she is making with all three of these answers is that the white house had four years to put harris in a position. they could have propped her up and turned her into a star over the last four years instead of someone struggling to introduce herself to voters broadly, to young black men. there is still this effort going out with just three weeks to go and we are seeing the shift in the town. to cut her own path. that is happening kind of late in the game to suddenly make that a mantra, something they can say with strong convictions, to see the president saying it and deceit from the podium there. this last-minute strategy of introduction, saying she has her own person, it's a little late in the game. we will see if it exited his offer them. >> kayleigh: when those things have not been done, people cry sexism, and we got a question about that in the briefing. there were a million things these reporters could have asked, but sexism. here we go. >> do you think

. >>> antony, molly, and charlie join me to discuss that and more. >>> and broadway's best emmy, grammy, and tony award-winning billy porter joins me live to talk about a star-studded event to rally support for the harris- walz to get. i am jonathan capehart. this is " the saturday show." >>> tonight, just 24 days until election day, the candidates are easy on the campaign trail making their closing argument to voters. already more than 4.7 million male in and mail-in ballots and early voting across the states a majority of them by democrats. vice president kamala harris just arrived in raleigh, north carolina, as you see right there , live pictures of the vice president coming off the airplane. her 19th visit to the tar heel state. this election cycle. she will be stopping at a local restaurant to meet with black local faith and community leaders and to discuss those impacted by hurricane helene. >>> meanwhile donald trump was in henderson, nevada, participating in a roundtable with hispanic committee members and is scheduled to hold a rally in coachella, california, later tonight. as

he doesn't whisper, you know, molly, molly, i want to get into something that politico wrote about. they said this, they're just over it. how trump has converted male frustration into a movement. it goes on to say when photographs of these clean cut young men in their khaki shorts holding up the flag hit twitter, a moment was born in america's right of center consciousness. whether intentionally or not, that patriotic tableau. tableau connected to the many of the themes animating former president donald trump's candidacy and their gender gap that is defining our electorate. you know, molly, i think what's interesting is it's hard to quantify exactly. but, you know, you look after the assassination attempts against donald trump and the raising the fist and yelling, fight, fight, fight. you even had critics like mark zuckerberg be like, that was bad. i don't know if i can say that on air. and then also, you had the rock call him. you know, these are two people who have been haters of donald trump. so i wonder how much his response to that. and, you know, just the strength and kind of

an awkward video featuring actress mollie shannon. columnist mayorkas joins us now. what about her decision not to go can you figure out why? >> i know exactly why. the reason that she didn't go she didn't want to humanize donald trump. when you are calling somebody a fascist. you can't go do a friendly comedy evening in front of the cardinal with them. it's a huge mistake and what it really exposes and we see this increasingly is the smugness of this campaign. her attitude is i don't have to do press conferences, up until two days ago, i don't have to do tough interviews. her whole argument is i'm not donald trump. i'm not joe biden. well, i'm not donald trump or joe biden either. doesn't mean i should be president of the united states. there is no positive case here and this was just -- this wound up being a huge miss for her and really an embarrassment not showing up. >> i sat out this year of snl when mollie shannon was on it. this is pretty much a character mocking and i know everyone is supposed to have a good time and a sense of humor, mocking a catholic -- a

>> mollie: that's what i would say is the problem.n't a super popular podcast. it is, so it makes sense you might go on something like that. but he's already got them with her. she does need to reach them anymore. her problem is with men, frankly, and a lot of americans who just don't think she has what it takes to actually lead the country. so going with these friendly people have already endorsed her, "the view," stephen colbert, howard stern, that's not going to result in anything. it also doesn't help that, when she does do a regular media interview, those people are also with her, by the way, but she struggles they are the clips they've released from what's happening tonight show that she did not handle even mildly realistic questions with any degree of capability. so they need to get her out there. the big campaigns campaign switch. but it's also a problem because she struggles in interviews. >> kayleigh: that was what happens when you're rusty. they were fearful tim walz hadn't had enough reps of interviews, and someone says it

molly, regardless of the outcome. you were pointing out that vp harris and her campaign are not repeating the same mistakes of 2016. explain why. >> so, i actually got the idea for this piece because i was texting with a swing state congressman. i was saying come out there, we keep having to change our plans so much because she keeps coming to the state. and i thought about how different it was than 2016. >> you were like that was in august 2016 he said it is just completely different than what it was like in 2016 where we could not get the candidate to the state. so, look, none of us know what is going to happen. we see harris, she keeps going back to pennsylvania, keeps going back to wisconsin, keeps going back to michigan or sending effective surrogates like barack obama, like clinton. so, there really is. look, we don't know what will happen. she really is if you look at the number of times clinton was, hillary clinton in 2016 were in these states. it was a small number. she was in florida many more times than she

molly and karen's most important tip, be aware of your surroundings.ive hand and footwork to prevent or recyst an attacker. the method is practical and posi positive. >> we have is very wellness-based and something positive that you want to come to again and again. >>reporter: cambodian immigrant says she no longer looks down, but looks up as she walks. >> right now, i feel more confident with myself outside. >> reporter: fought off a purse snatcher came to class with her husb husband. >> the technique she taught me helped me to feel confident to defend myself. >> reporter: molly and karen know they are making a difference. >> every time you come to class, you are reprogramming how you face adversity. how you face other people. how you face yourself. >> face light up as they realize they can do something and work back to life and that new knowledge is so empowering to me and so joyful. makes me so happy to see. >> yes! >>reporter: equipping community members with free self-defense tools, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to karen spurn a

but you've had this domino of cruise on your doorstep in this a hell new share, molly and burkina faso, all following to military governments. it's not going to be an easy task, is it is not easy, but you have to look at the root causes of what we're facing today. the unconstitutional changes of government. they are a direct result of the failure of the user head strategy. the direct result of the, um uh the beginning dawn of the good that she's regina in, uh, in the, in libya they are of course a direct result of, uh, uh, trying to cubs the migration and the fight against terrorism. and the fact that nigeria was not included in quite a number of these initiatives. and with those factors in mind, what does it mean for you in actual practice? because you're the big player in echo us. and this is the economic community of west african states. it's been key to your influence in the region, and now you have new share, malia and burkina, faso not only withdrawing their membership from echo oscar. they are also forming their own alliance. the alliance of so health states your zone of instant

molly and tara, you are joining me here. molly, i don't care how chafed you are, we've been through a lot politically, there's got to be something about the symbolism, having kamala harris and liz cheney at what is the birthplace of the republican party. >> so i think that what's happened here is two really important things, right? first is that they're creating this permission structure. you may not be a republican -- you may not be a democrat, you may not like what she's offering, but you care more about american democracy than you do about the nuances of her political party or her political goals. the other thing is that what this does is it breaks through these lower information voters and they see that something is different about this election, that donald trump is not running as a normal candidate, that he really is running as an autocrat. so when they see someone like liz cheney, who is famously not at all a liberal in any possible way, they say, oh, this is actually a very different election than previous elections.

stuart: okay, mollie, is zuckerberg a changed man?d some regret for getting involved in the 2020 the election. he spent $450 million to take over the government election offices in the blue areas of swing states. he also said he shouldn't have allowed government to help -- work with him to censor american speech both about the hunter biden laptop and also about how to handle the covid pandemic. so he's said these things, but we haven't seen a bun of -- bunch of change in facebook and how they continue to censor speech they don't like. stuart: so for now facebook's safe. >> no, definitely not safe. safer. [laughter] stuart: coming up, kamala haste has gone from a feel-good vibe to something much darker. she has launched a full-throttle attack on trump as a threat to democracy. trump accuses harris of orchestrating a coup when she took over the nomination. trump's approach though, that's been successful. he's the one moving up in the polls. harris is fear mongering, and in my opinion, that's a sign of desperation. my take, that is, top

charlotte, molly. love having you here. when we return, crickets. some formerly outspoken business leaders are suddenly very shy about who they are backing for president. reed hoffman is here to discuss why he thinks that is. and virginia can now purge hundreds of voters from its voter rolls before election day. we will get into the consequences of this controversial decision from the supreme court and explain it all. the 11th hour just getting underway. i know i say it all the time, but an important wednesday night. but an important wednesday night. dude? dog food in the fridge? it's not dog food. it's freshpet. real meat. real veggies. real weird. he was bad luck anyway. 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. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. it's our son, he is always up in our business.

howie: thank you, molly. see more of molly line on the big show 7:00 eastern.it entrepreneur which bank rolled the campaign as his runningmate offered to pay a washington post reporter half a million dollars to be a "whistleblower" and expose people shanahan claimed and the reporter did not respond. that's it for this edition of mediabuzz. i'm howard kurtz it be nice if you checked out my daily free podcast buzz meter, we have a lot of fun there and i'll also say now, that you are watching and thank you for watching the only national media program. on national television. i love my brand new bike! having a set of custom wheels gives kids like me and me the ability to do things we could only dream of before. through your support of wheels for love shriners children's is supplying custom built adaptive bikes and wheelchairs for kids who dream of their first set of wheels. for us, the bike is one of the most incredible experiences. the very first moment she had success. you're doing a great job. jaden received his bike from shriners. i almost started crying becaus

molly sees her students getting so much more out of the experience. you got it. for starters, they're building communication skills, working with 1,000 pound animal that speaks a different language. they learn patience, right? sometimes you have an idea and you want to do something, but the horse is not feeling that way. for molly, it is a dream way to combine her two favorite things to help some of her favorite people. i mean, that's not a bad way to spend a tuesday, right? marco? that was our garvin thomas reporting. if you know of someone doing something extraordinary in your community, we want to hear about it. send garvin an email. you can reach him at bay area proud at nbcbayarea.com. you can also tag us on facebook, instagram and x. ariana grande hosted saturday night live last night for the third time, and during the opening monologue, the pop star broke into song and showed off some of her famous impressions. i'm not gonna do my impressions. no, britney spears today. if you ask me again, i'll say the same thing. i know baby, baby. i'm not gonna do miley

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molly, regardless of the outcome, you are pointing out v.p. harris and her campaign are not repeating the same mistakes of 2016. explain why? >> and so i actually got the idea of this piece because i was texting with the swing state congressman who was saying, you know, if we want to come out there. he said we have to keep changing our plans so much because she keeps coming to the state. and i thought about how different it was than in 2016. >> you're like that was in august of 2016. >> right. he said to me, it is just completely different than what it was like in 2016, where we couldn't get the candidate to the state. and so look, none of us know what will happen, but we do see harris. she keeps going back to pennsylvania. she keeps going back to wisconsin. she keeps going back to michigan or sending really effective surrogates like obama, like clinton, and so there really is -- and look, we don't know what will happen, but if you look at the number of times clinton, hillary clinton in 2016 were in these states, and it was really a small numb

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i give molly the worst questions. yes. >> that is why we are friends >> very, very good friends the best tv recommendations going. look, you know, trump is a cipher, right. trump is a war shack. people put their own fantasies on what trump believes and does not believe. you know people will trump- splain what he says. there are certainly women who think, who still think even after putting three very conservative judges on the court and overturning roe that somehow he is pro-choice. >> if he is watching and he heard you say fantasy and trump he is going to take it as a p positive. let's talk harris. her campaign believes there are persuadable republicans and independents out there. she is pushing this unity message. do you think it will work with them? there are a lot of folks who are dying for that to come back in this country. >> reporter: yeah, you know, i think that people like us in the kind of political media can easily become cynical about the idea that there are still persuadable voters onut there, right? we ha

so we cons, except that we can only ally ourselves with the position of molly. because those who attacked mommy also attacked mccain of fast side. so by attacking the mala and soldiers by the towers who ended mommy. ukraine is attacking all country at the same time. so we joined forces with the authorities of molly, and we found the condemned. the actions of the crate and our region, the crane has to solve its own problems at his own country. you know that we've been colonized by friends, which is never really accepted the really independence of our country. it's also a government through our leads. we now wants to take care of ourselves, manage our own affairs, and in the face of that, from this stuff, what did you say? what happened with the crew? and yeah, i'm a on july, the 2622 and 3 major fronts. wanted to weaponized echo west to attack nisha and restore the former president who was a favorable partner to front. we can't stand things like this. we don't get involved in front of the fire, so we don't want front to get involved in our face. country to what's

molly, aaron, john. thank you all so much. john, again, love the skull. last night jd vance told you to think back to the years of the trump administration so before we go to break i actually want to do just that because today is october 2nd and i want to give you a reminder of what was going on every october 2nd during trump's presidency, what jd vance thinks was the greatest time ever in this country. the country was reeling one day after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history at a music festival in las vegas. the focus was on how to stop gun violence, a member of white house talking point said this. quote, new laws won't stop the madman. in 2018 the washington post journalist was murdered in turkey. eventually, the cia concluded the leader of saudi arabia ordered the assassination but then, trump backed saudi arabia's rulers and took absolutely no action for the killing. in 2019 trump was fighting the inquiry that would eventually lead to his impeachment. in between, because the investigation bs. in 2020 after months of downplaying the seriousness

so who, who says, but key, no fast side, who says molly in these? yeah. and so on. so it's a great perspective logins t like the lines of saw hill states is also an acid for breaks and is a potential investment, a potential transaction. so i take that one side as well as the other. we are all interested in working together and to the united states. now, more than 2000000 people are set to be without power in florida, up to a higher can. milton shields category 3 storm made the lawn full in the us state. while milton has since lost some strength wins of a 160 kilometers per hour had been recorded and will still leave a wave of devastation in its wake. that even before the harvey kane itself, the head saw today it was, had already killed some and destroyed more than a 100 houses. a local authorities are set to have deployed the range of resources to cope with the pending disaster, including utility workers at the national guard. now the storm has forced the president binding to pull out of keys, thomas on ukraine, being hosted by germany. they stopped diploma to enter

molly, who won your week?t, so don't make fun of me, but george conway has done this pack called the psycho pack, just audience of one advertisements to make trump crazy which is supposedly succeeding but also, houston great stuff with elevating this women who have had these experiences with trump and his been really supportive of these survivors were really not gotten much attention and i think it is meaningful and i think it is also i am really proud of him coming from where he has come from. >> a prominent conservative. remember, george conway was on the stage the night donald trump won in 2016. >> all right. colin l read, about a week and half ago. i think you wipe the floor was crews in that debate. i think he's going to finish what he started in 2018. if you were to unseat in that state with 40 electoral votes becomes purple so if you think about in the popular vote for the last 15 years that has been narrowing and narrowing. it is about five points as of 2020 so to me, call and already is the guy to do

mollie hemingway joins us. do voters believe any of this, mollie? >> i don't think so.ous closing campaign strategy. what should be happening from kamala harris and her surrogates would be actually explaining what they would do under a harris presidency. we've seen a lot of hate-filled proto to next. it's worth pointing out, donald trump was president and never prosecuted a single one of his political opponents. under the biden-harris administration, literally more than 1,000 political opponents have been prosecuted. they've tried to bankrupt trump, they've tried the take him off the ballot, they've tried to imprison him. so this idea that this is something we need to fear in the future, it's happening right now. stuart: it's surprising that they placed all their eggs into the basket of fear mongering with five or six days to go until the election. i'm surprised. but i guess they've got nothing else. >> they do have trouble with everything else, but they -- i think they're clinging to something that happened years ago which was there was some voter discob tent with trum

but molly, new york, far from a battleground state. is this a smart decision for him politically, or is it a waste of time for trump? >> i think melanie has a really good point, that trump needs to raise money. he has really seen a cash crunch, so i think that's part of it. trump operates in this post ecosystem, so you saw when he was talking to those people out and waiting online and they were saying, well, trump could win. john thinks he can win, he can win. a lot of this is operating in this sort of post-truth. he is sort of suspending his disbelief. he wants his people to think so much of trump and so much of the campaign is him saying, we are going to win and his people saying he's going to win. he wants people to think is going to win. you know, obviously he's not going to win new york, but this is a sort of kind of way of activating his base, getting them excited, and of course, raising money. >> a new abc news if so's poll shows the vice president leading donald trump among all registered voters by two point. 5% of registered v

but it is different than has happened in decades past. >> molly, back to the title of your article.everyone's anxious. how long do you think we're going to be anxious? is it going to take days for us to know the result of this election? reminder, 2020 tuesday voting, saturday results. >> it's certainly possible. all the same states are in play. all the same states have broadly the same procedures in place. there had been efforts over the past four years to streamline some of the counting procedures in those states that were largely not successful. and then there's just the closeness of it. that is the main thing that's going to draw out the count. if this was a blowout election we'd know right away. because it's so likely to come down to the wire, because it could depend on a few provisional ballots in one of these states or even a legal challenge, it could be drawn out for much longer. i think the important thing for people to understand is that doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the election. it just means that it's very close and they are counting the votes legitimately as

the molly shannon thing was a dud. she missed an opportunity to go toe to toe with him. she would have signed. one thing i will take issue with i don't think her best moment was the debate. i think it was the convention. she stood up and looked like the president. she was tough and strong. any time she is not next to him, he is out of the picture, she can show what the future looks like where she is president and owning the stage and is the boss. >> i don't think the dinner has any real effect. i do want to make an ancillary point, can we stop calling it a dance party. was opera and stuffy place at mar-a-lago. for the viewers. >> a one-man dance party. >> it was the sway party. >> her theme week next week is potentially man week. she may go on joe rogan. what is your thought on this? >> i think back to 2016 where people talk about white women handed trump the election. is kamala harris going after white men? that is who listens to joe rogan. young white men. it is interesting. i don't think a lot of people are undecided. that you are not enthused about is it. what i'm in

what were some of the big takeaways for you, molly? >> for me, i think it's the historic nature of all of this from the very beginning. when you saw melania walk out, a little bit of a surprise and then you saw the two of them just taking this moment in just it's not like any rally he's ever held before. and he's had big rallies filling airport hangars. this is entirely different. and like you said, lisa will never see it again. and then just standing there, soaking it in, waving at the crowd, we don't get to see that type of moment from donald trump out on the campaign trail all that often. and he talked about his love of new york, the city where i was born and raised. and of course, he went on to make great highlights and plans and promises and unveiling the new tax breaks and things. and he promising america's new golden age. he had his plan, the message he was going to do. but it started with this moment where he soaked it all in. and i think when you look at something political, this is history. and it was worth taking that moment