i have heard that from anchors at msnbc as well. >> many people working at both msnbc, cnn, all of thesey're just trying to be honest brokers of information. and they want to play no favorites, be fair to everybody. so this whole business of framing things as a liberal/conservative, one network, one way or the other, i don't buy it but i come back to the central point, it's a new point in a lot of ways because the younger audience is well passed this. >> it's easy to sit and look at a quarter or any of these -- the data sets and say this network is in trouble or this show is in trouble or whatever it may be, again, the networks aren't going anywhere. they're very well capitalized, well distributed, and their capacity to reinvent themselves and i think the reinventions you will see not just at msnbc but we're seeing it at cnn and you will see it at fox over the next three to five years will be the most remarkable -- it will be the biggest changes we have seen in the whole landscape since the al gore election. >> i expect msnbc will play up more culture and less washington. i think they be

also an msnbc political analyst. history has shown that in the six-year elections, which is really tough for the incumbent president, sometimes the opposition party wins and does a good job for the next two years, like i guess has been done. other times they don't do it, like harry truman ended up beating republicans because they could do hearing after hearing after hearing. clinton got his act together after '94, came back in '96 did well. reagan de-d very well. he ended the cold war and got his vice president re-elected. first question about your old boss, the president. is he likely to make a shake-up in the way he runs the government, in his structure of the white house? >> his inclination is not to be dramatic in response to these things. he's very loyal to his people. i'm not sure i predict a shake-up. this is a natural time to look at your operation and say, what's worked, what hasn't worked, what do i need? i think he should do that. i hope he does that. he's not a guy who throws bodies out because washington

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right here on msnbc. joining me now from capitol hill, luis gutierrez, the leader in the fight for reform. one of the congress member who is attended the dinner with the president last night. tell us any details you can share. the president is going to be announcing swallow as many as four million people and a million more who are the families of dreamers as well. >> it has been a long road to get here. you and i have discussed it on many occasions. as i was sitting there eating my salad and listening to the president yesterday, i thought about the thousands of american citizen children who implored me with this congress to do something so they wouldn't lose their parents. the spouses, husbands and wives of american citizens, some of them in the armed force who is said luis, you have to fix this system. i thought about the families who have been part of the united states with the foreign born husbands and wives. the president wants to focus on families. on children. there going to be millions of american

msnbc had terrible, had the smallest audience. cnn had audiences of over 5 million on prime time monday night during that coverage. msnbc had 1.6 million. they had a fourth of the audience with that. and i think it's directly attributable in part to al sharpton's activism. the audience told him we don't want this. on a story this volatile, this important to american life, give us some reporting. i hoped, i hoped that gets msnbc sobers them up enough to say, okay, let's stop this because they're not going to do it for righteous reasons. that's clear enough. >> right. so he'll playing this role and he's not putting up the numbers. >> it's the only thing that -- >> joe and david, thank you for stopping by. >>> ahead on ""media buzz"" is there a double standard for female politicians and journalists? it's four on one on the set about numbers. my nai'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love work

we'll have updates as we get them on msnbc. >> it's a 1-2 punch and that second blow scraping their way out of that first dumping of lake effect snow. cars and houses, many with people still inside buried by a storm that's unleashed an entire year's worth of snow so far. several people died in that storm and another two feet or more come today. but hypothermia be darned two athletes braving the turf of lake eerie wednesday. >> reporter: this powerful storm pa paralyzed parts of the buffalo area. immobilizing entire communities. the relentless arctic air dangerous for anyone that has to be outside. dumping almost six feet in some parts. looking down at the extreme conditions, a white out, backyards buried. homes under huge drifts. >> you get a sense of a patch work. some areas barely got a dusting and other neighborhoods appear to be buried. astonishing even by buffalo standards. >> 36 and i've been here through pretty good storms. this is the worst. >> this trucker was on his way to ohio when his semi was stranded in the snow for more than 40 hours. >> we use a bunk heater to stay warm.

but in our new msnbc -- i should say nbc news poll.s dealing with the economy flat lines. why can't democrats and the president seem to capitalize on the issues? one of the things i think we have suffered from is six years ago when president obama won and you had mitch mcconnell say that his number one priority was to oppose the president. i think the demonzation of the president, the opposition opposing anything he said, even when he adopted their policies i think that has had an impact. >> you know but the opposition party normally does demonize the policy of the power or the party in power. but if the senate finally does go to republicans, and that still is not a given, how do you plan on working with the other side of the senate if it's red? >> there's always the opposition. i'm not sure there was a time when you had a where they were going opposing everything the president did. obviously there was a lot of opposition there but they didn't block everything he said. but if the republicans take control of the senate and i certainly d

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right here on msnbc. >>> let's go msnbc's tremaine lee. he's in ferguson. >> right now we're kind of in this morning after kind of after pattern now. the chill in the air. it's quiet. it's astounding how quiet it is right now compared to last night when you saw buildings in flames and contained chaos but chaos nonetheless. i think now people are going to be sifting through, you know, the physical nant remnants last night and the emotional. we talk about a community healing. the community has never fully mourned, actually. now as those movements organized and galvanized in the wake of michael brown's death to figure out how to privet from last night. what we saw last night they weren't protesters. they weren't demonstrators. the folks who have been sitting in the civil disobedience training that's not what you saw last night. as the world watched and the cameras honed in on the rowdy crowds and the fires. how do they take back the narrative it's about more than just michael brown. it's about more than just the response and rioting and looting. it's about the

msnbc's suzy khim is in georgia. it could be a long night. both states are preemptively prepping for a run-off. >> reporter: both candidates have proven to be quite strong. i don't think either of them is going to break the 50% threshold. talking to voters, i think they are prepared to sort of dig in for the longer haul, too. both sides seem to be cultivating this image their own party's candidate is going to be the outsider, the one who's going to challenge the poisonous partner sanship. david perdue is running as a businessman, who's had lots of experience running companies, creating jobs, but that's proven to be a big liability in this campaign. michelle nunn has slammed him again and again for the prevailing outsourcing of jobs. even yesterday he dodged questions from my colleague kristin welker as to whether he's actually outsourced job. michelle nunn is running as someone who can be a moderate, independent, work on both sides of the aisle. her father, sam nunn, is still revered throughout the state. efforts he was a center tris, deal-ma

msnbc's political correspondent kacie hunt is on the hill.ood morning. >> good morning, jose, nice to see you. >> likewise. as we await this action by the president, what are you hearing from republicans on how they might respond to it? >> at this point, jose, on one side, you have incoming senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who says under no circumstances is the government going to shut down. on the other hand, you do have some conservatives on the republican side in the senate who say they want to figure out a way to add language to the upcoming continuing resolution to fund the government, that would essentially strip funding for this executive action. and they're debating right now internally exactly how to go about that. and should, you know, should that wing of the republican party win out at this point, i think all bets are off, as far as what the next two weeks look like. >> senator mcconnell has said this type of action would, quote, poison the well between the president and congressional republicans. any hopes of bipartisanship

i'm empty. >> let's go right to msnbc's zach ross who is live in ferguson. we're also learning more about a fire to a church where michael brown was baptized. what can you tell us about the investigation into that fire? >> yeah, this is the flood christian church. it's just down the street from the ferguson police department. that's, of course, the scene of protests the last few nights. atf confirming they are investigating this as a potential arson. looks like there was a number of fires set within the church after somebody broke in through the front door. they are also saying it was quite well known that this is where michael brown sr. worsh worshipped because the pastor had made a number of. they say their resources are stretched pretty thin, but they're continuing to investigate and that's kind of where things are. >> can i ask you, zach, was this church adjacent to any other buildings that might have been on fire or caught fire as a result of the protests or was it separa separate from them physically? >> a little ways away from any building, at least t

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msnbc's luke russert. thank you very much. >>> let's get to the white house where it appears president obama is getting closer to a decision on what executive actions he'll take on immigration. nbc's peter alexander is following the latest from our washington newsroom. what do we know about this potential white house time line? >> joy, to be very clear, white house aides say president obama is, in the words of josh earnest, nearing a final decision on which executive actions he will take. they insist he still hasn't made up his mind or received final recommendations from his top advisers. that's expected to happen when he returns from asia. we're expected to hear from this president by the end of this year. by some reports as early as this week. here is what we've just been learning. "the new york times" is reporting the president will announce a broad overhaul of the immigration enforcement system specifically that would protect up to 5 million undocumented immigrants from the threat of deportation and wo

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>> no, no. >> in central florida msnbc was granted exclusive access to a human trafficking sting run by the sheriffs police of polk county. what our cameras captured was a massive law enforcement effort. netting some 90 arrests in four days, including 12 pimps, a juvenile and this man, a 45-year-old youth minister named samuel un looking to buy sex with a 14-year-old girl. >> what brings you to florida. >> business trip. >> what kind of business do you do? >> police here know human trafficking is alive and well in the 21st sechblgry sglit is scary and fur naive enough though it is just here, you are wrong. we dig it out here. >> the driving force behind sting operations like these is polk county sheriff grady judd. >> we wear them out. >> after some 40 years on the job as a cop, judd knows many people, if not most, see prostitution as a victimless crime. he tells our producer he's out to change their minds. >> grace, if they could spend one evening with you and me in an undercover location, they would change their entire attitude. they would find out this is not two consenting adults

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msnbc in colorado, thank you very much. and minority leader mitch mcconnell is poised to be the next senate majority leader if the caucus chooses him, which is all considered likely. perry bacon is live in louisville. perry? >> reporter: hi, andrea. we expect senator mcconnell today at 2:00 to lay out his vision for what he wants to do as majority leader. a job he's aspired for for a long time. interview with "time" magazine published today. he outlined two issues where he sees compromise with obama being possible. one international trade agreements and, two, comprehensive tax reform. tax reform not simple, of course, because obama's likely to man some kind of tax increase on the wealthiest part of that. that's a big challenge. but those are the areas where he saw compromise. issue where there's going to be a lot of confrontation with the president. he talked about the idea of repealing the individual mandate in the health care law. that's something the white house feels is an underpinning of that law and it doesn't work wi

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it's going to be an edgy, uneven, nasty, and unpredictable evening here on msnbc. rachel maddow and i will be giving you the results as quickly as anyone gets them. they'll be challenging, difficult, and the night will be longer than most nights because we're simply not going to know the winners of the close races that will decide who controls the u.s. senate. here's my prediction about the drama. to quote the great betty davis. fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night. and this is especially the case for the democrats defending off a republican takeover. they need to beat scott brown in new hampshire for sure. kay hagan needs to win in north carolina. orman needs to win in kansas. they need two more wins in colorado, iowa, alaska and georgia, perhaps somewhere else. it's not going to be easy. more like an icebreaker jamming its way over the north pole. but it is possible and the polls show it's possible. we have reporters covering some of the tightest races. we begin in overland park, kansas. kelly, it is so fascinating that it comes down to 49-50, a

msnbc's luke russert is following the latest developments from capitol hill. how did the vote go down? did any democrats vote for it. >> reporter: yeah, about 34 democrats voted for, it joy. the most interesting was jim clyburn gave his support to this bill. the other 31 who supported it were mainly those who defeated it or came from red states or conservative districts. the bill goes on to the senate, vote to be monday or tuesday. unclear whether mary landrieu has the 63 votes to break filibuster to see this bill to the president's desk. from the president's comments earlier today, it looks like more than likely or not, if it reaches his desk, it will be vetoed. >> let's switch over to immigration. the president said executive action is happening. he's not backing down on it. what is the latest you're hearing from republicans on the hill? >> caller: this is a fascinating story, joy. just a week after the elections happened and mitch mcconnell talked about the senate getting to work again, there is talk of a possibility of a government shutdown. the reason i w

and joining me is nbc news and msnbc analyst jim cavanaugh.s also a retired atf special agent and former atf hostage negotiator. and also with me is former federal prosecutor kendall coffey. gentlemen, it's good to have you all with me. jim, let me start with you really fast because we know that the governor had put the state of emergency into effect over a week ago. now we have this additional call-up of national guardsmen coming in. again, hindsight being 20-20, as you are evaluating the steps that you've seen put in place over the last week and the steps that we're watching in real-time, what's your evaluation of how the situation is being handled? >> well, i think they did show a lot of restraint tonight, like the chief said and captain johnson. i think they did take a step back and let their crowd on -- in front of ferguson police headquarters march. you didn't see police going in with batons or trying to move the crowd with force. in fact, most of the video feed from nbc news was police were pretty static and when they moved there was a

my assignment here on msnbc will be the governor' race.er at the charlie crist headquarters bringing results from there. it is a very close race here in flori florida, and we'll bring you all the updates and returns as the information comes to us tonight. when you take a look at the news cycle and the way things have unfolded the last several months before tonight's midterm we've seen a lot of talk about terrorism, national security, dealing with isis, what to do, what not to do. also ebola. just where are we on ebola? has there been just too much anything differe negativity about it, too much of scare? a lot of these story taken away from the conversation of midterm elections. but it's interesting in our exit polling about how strong the issue of minimum wage is. for more on that, let's go to bob shchltrum, professor of pols at usc. bob, good to have you with us tonight. a lot of talk about messaging leading into this date, november 4th, and a very crucial midterm for this country. are you surprised at the numbers on minimum wage? it woul

he tells msnbc news that officials warned him about the plot but was told it was under control. they made a large purchase of guns and also bombing material with the intent to use them in ferguson. the men wanted to acquire two more bombs but couldn't afford to do it until one girl's benefits card was replenished. >>> the parents of michael brown held an evening prayer in new york city with reverend al sharpton. and in ferguson, a much quieter night, police reporting only two arrests. they also say there were no officers injured or damage to police vehicles. but in los angeles, protesters blocked major roadways and set this car on fire. police arrested about 130 protesters. in oakland, this cvs store was among several that was vandalized. some protesters threw rocks at them. a simple yet powerful new cover of the new yorker magazine. it shows half the gateway arch in white and the other half in black to illustrate the racial tension surrounding michael brown's shooting. nbc's jennifer bjorklund is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: protests in ferguson dwindling with the

i am here at msnbc headquarters in new york.ts this hour from key states including new details on why republicans took back the senate tonight. also, we have reports on why one of president obama's signature issues raising the minimum wage just won in red states like arkansas and nebraska. democrats say it shows voters are mad at washington but happy with some liberal policies. republicans say it's their night. >> tonight, kentuckyians said we can do better as a nation. >>> tonight, they said we can have real change in washington. real change. [ cheers and applause ] and that's just what i intend to deliver. >> nbc news can project that the republican party has maintained control of the house of representatives. >> the republican party, as is currently constituted, in this year pretty much sent the tea party back to the locker room. >> we can and we will send him legislation. under mitch mcconnell's leadership, we will send the president bill after bill until he wearies of it. >> the projected winner in the iowa senate race is j

(laughter) of course, msnbc have hair own big plans.ve announced live on air during midterm coverage chris hayes will go through puberty -- puberty. good luck, chris. explore your body. perfectly natural. but, as always, the one thing that truly matters on any election night is who has the touchiest touchscreen. >> bill hemmer will be at his billboard. >> i'm here at the billboard to take a close look at the races. we're watching what's at stake with the man. >> we're use our graphic to try to set the table for folks at home. >> stephen: bill hemmer is tracking what goes red and blue on the billboard and steve ducey will pinch out the same results from the duce dropper! (cheers and applause) color coded... but, of course, cnn's john king, as usual, sets the standard. >> cnn national correspondent john king is over at the magic wall. >> he's at the magic wall. spending a lot of time at the magic wall. >> stephen: yes, in their desperation, cnn is now dab ling in the dark arts. well, i will not be out-occulted. so let us venture, now, to

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. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen "lockup: raw" in every jail and prison we visit. >> it is a sewer salamander. be a nice trophy for the wall. >> there are people and things. to make lasting impressions. from transgender inmates. >> myself and my cellie are dressed as girls. >> i run this city with an iron fist. >> to those with dreams of stardom. >> i be moving on these kids i don't do it for the shine. i forgot the part. >> and our production team reveals what it's like to be up close and personal in a maximum security lockup. >> you want to be on tv? >> i want to be on tv. >> cool, cool. >> boom. >>> life for most inmates in jail or prison consists of long monotonous days broken up with the occasional moments of sheer terror. so when our lockup production team shows up, there's a lot of buzz. at first the inmates are very cautious and play it close to the vest. but as the interviews go on they become more comfortable and start to reveal things about themselves and some becom

>> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> tell us who you are. what's your name?le life because i've got two life sentences, a life without the possibility of parole. and 25 to life. and they call me godzilla because i've got more points than anybody else in the prison system. i fight everybody. i'll fight anybody who will fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivaling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i've had my nose broke, hip broke, shoulder broke and foot broke, all in confrontations with the police, distractions, yard distractions, hospital distractions, shower distractions. anyplace you can get in a fight, i've gotten in a fight. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell, he felt compelled to let the producer know that nobody is entirely safe around him. >> the last white cat came in here left out here with brain dead. two days on a life-support machine. i don't know if you really want to run in here. >> gradually, he became more comfort

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