it's hard to believe on msnbc. have you watched msnbc lately? likely you haven't.e the tutsis, you're not the target audience, but under tune in some time. it's remarkable. given that opposing racism is america's national religion, it may surprise you to learn that open race hate forms much of the substance of that channel's programming. when we say race hate, we're not referring to the subtle coded variety. you want border security? you're giving your kids piano lessons. you like shakespeare? you believe in the s.a.t.? you must be a racist. that's not what we're talking about. we're talking about the kind of race hate you cannot mistake for anything else, the kind where people come out and announce i hate this race of people, and here's why i do. it's hard to believe that anything like that is happening right now on american television, but it is, out in the open. the most amazing and most creepy part of all is that no one is saying anything about it. it's all but ignored. honestly we had no idea it was going on either until we started getting texts from people, a

msnbc headquarters in new york -- ali simon and as is off tonight. we begin this sunday in san francisco, where state and federal investigators are digging into the path of the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi has been pelosi. state charges against david depape coming soon as tomorrow, including attempted homicide. he's accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. fracturing his skull inside the pelosi's home. today, police confirmed 50s were found at the scene, inside pelosi's home. authorities did not say how many zip ties were found nor why zip ties where there. overnight, we heard from speaker pelosi in a letter to fellow lawmakers, speaker pelosi says her husband is improving. she thanked law enforcement for the quick response. new reporting also from nbc news reads, quote, although a motive for the attack remains under investigation, several democrats swiftly condemn republicans after that assault saying they have not done enough to address the issue of violence and threats against lawmakers. this morning on meet the press

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and you have to wonder about the other anchors on msnbc, msnbc, some of whom are that race. do they notice this? do they know what's happening on their channel or are you okay with this? what do you think happens if we continue to talk this way? you may not watch that channel, but some people do. >> what does this look like in a year or five years or ten years? what kind of country do you live in? a country at war with itself, race war. >> this woman, tiffany cross, whose clips you've been watching is so deranged by a racialist worldview that she believes all people of one color are oppressed by all people of another color. >> and to prove it, she says, even nfl players, some of the richest people in our society, some of the most celebrated, the most famous, the most privileged, even they can escape the all pervasive hatred of diabolical whites. >> watch this. i got to say, mike , the optics just look bad to see all these black men crashing into each other. what a bunch of white owners, white coaches and the complete disregard black bodies and black life. >> i mean, it just

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there's just other people in the prisons, you're here on msnbc with the platform. or believe maybe this just doesn't concern them? well. you know, they're human beings. it's human beings in there. yeah, i mean that's that's the that's the crux of it, right? yeah, i know this is emotional for you and i just want to i'll say something on tv i said before which is some people go through things and they walk away and deal with their family and we get that some people are willing to risk, the difficulty the re-traumatization, so that others might learn. i appreciate you doing that sir. well, you know, it's just it's just like you guys. just don't know. what damage it does to a family. man spending 25 years of his life in prison for 3 pounds of marijuana. who had marijuana killed? and you gonna lock him up for 25 years? you know, it's it's so many other people got a story like mine. the needed to be heard. that's what i'm here for. i'm fighting for those who you can't hear . yeah. we got a lot of them we don't get to hear from because of the position the government puts

an msnbc political analyst, paul arrivals, by's news correspondent. an msnbc contributor.ers in south texas for her latest episode, a few more report with paul aromas. streaming on peacock. also, charles broke, or -- presidential. runs co-hosted the latino vote podcast, and president of strategy -- . thank you all for joining me. an important conversation we need to have. carlo someone start with you, your republican in miami, florida. the state where the gop has made solid gains among latinos. what have you heard from latino men who support trump? >> mehdi, i think the issue is more cultural then policies. a lot of people try to find what policies is it that republicans are advocating for? that latinos are attracted to? i don't think that is the right question. the question is how are republicans versus democrats talking about the united states and connecting unemotionally with these voters. i will give you an example. a lot of people on the left tend to focus, many times, on our countries flaws. which obviously we are a flood nation. and how this country can be unfair in

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msnbc news has yet to independently confirm this reporting. our view the document cited in the piece. the subsequent turn oil could impact republicans chance-ing of flipping the crucial senate seat. senator cory warnock currently leads by four points according to fivethirtyeight. here is what the peach state republican liberal tenant governor had to say about the current state of that race. >> i think this is part of the donald trump hangover. we can never get to this place again as republicans. this is a horrible place for us to be. not just here in, georgia and other parts of the country. there should be a layup for us in the house and senate. we should be tracking in 2024 to be able to step up to the plate and put president >> yet we continue to have to deal with donald trump. >> nbc news has confirmed that tom cotton of arkansas and luke scott of florida will be heading to georgia to campaign for walker. meanwhile, the national republican senate committee is diverting ad spending from the new hampshire senate race. injecting it into other

hayes brown works for msnbc daily, and jonathan alter is a presidential historian an msnbc contributor great to have all three of you with us. jonathan, i'll start with you. it's common, you're the historian here, it's common for parties not in power to make an election a referendum of sorts on the party that is in power. but is the gop taking it to a whole new level with what we are seeing now? >> yeah, i mean, really it is not just a referendum, it is a choice, which direction do you want the united states to move in? and the thing that is so striking is a lot of these parties try to kind of -- it out, the stakes, but they're very very clear in this case. are you for ukraine or for russia? if you are for ukraine, you should vote democratic. if you are for russia, they have a lot of russian sympathizers in the republican caucus, joe republican. do you believe in the right to choose? very clear, democratic, not republican. so we can go right down the list, and there's a clarity we have not seen before, which is why this should be a choice election. but having said that, some of the sta

a very good day all and from msnbc here in los angeles. new reaction today from the january 6th committee after it subpoenaed for president donald trump both through documents and testimony. the vice chair told nbc news today that they will not let trump make a spectacle out of it. >> we are going to proceed in terms of the questioning of the former president under oath. it might take multiple days and it will be done with a level of rigor and discipline and seriousness that it deserves. we are not going to allow the former president -- he's not go to turn this into a circus. >> earlier today how speaker nancy pelosi had sharp words when asked if she thinks trump will cooperate with the committee. >> i don't think he is man enough to show up. i don't think his lawyers will want him to show up because he has to testify under oath. i don't think he will show up. i don't think he's man enough. we will see. we will see. >> first, breaking news. a new nbc news poll just out today is giving us a look at where voters stand just 16 days until the

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wade this past june, democrats how old in outrage for weeks, every hour on msnbc, sounded like a plotmary from the "hand maids tale." theocrasy rising. they'll be burning witches. liberals seemed genuinely upset and probably most are, but at some level the people who run the democratic party weren't upset at all. they were thrilled. here was an issue for them to run in the midterm elections, an issue perfectly suited to a party that had nothing to talk about. are they going to brag about joe biden? i don't think so. it's abortion, they're going to take your abortions away. that was the democratic message for the midterm elections, coming up in just a few days, but there was a problem with the messaging. so covid had just ended, and people not being entirely stupid still remembered this very same democratic party, the same people, had forced the entire population to wear paper masks like children, and then to take the shot as a condition of going outside. so women have the right to control their own bodies? hmm. they used to tell us that. then they fired thousands of nurses for refusin

>> when you lost msnbc, you're in trouble.igger point is you heard that break down there, he's delivering for the american people. we both kind of fawned when we heard that. this is your argument and not reality. you're entitled to make your argument as president of the unit a united states -- united states and the press office but it's a lie and they haven't delivered on anything especially with the inflation reduction act and doesn't reduce inflation till years years years down the line. stu: president biden and vice president harris head to pennsylvania today to campaign for john fetterman. it sounds like this is kind of a panic visit to help him out somehow or another. >> we're on a business show, stuart, so i'm going to follow the money and follow the betting lines. following that debate between fetterman and oz, more money flew into dr. oz. supra aural headphones show the american people betting on this and presumably voters are thinking that dr. oz will take this but also is this really gob that help? is sending these t

with msnbc's rachel maddow leaving our coverage with joy wallace. with joy's nicole wallace, they are two separate people. no one in the south -- steve kornacki at the big board, he will be wearing his khaki pants, that you can guarantee. meanwhile, some new developments in this tragic story from seoul, south korea. hundreds of people were trampled during a halloween celebration. at least one american is among the dead. jacqui for us following that story from beijing for us. >> how are south korea's processing what has happened? >> alex, there is absolute shock. south korea is trying to reconcile with how this one a night and soul that was supposed to be festive and fun could go so horribly wrong. witnesses described huge crowds that couldn't move, then, quote fell like fell like dominoes. more than 150 people were killed in the crash. a warning, some of these videos may be distressing. >> the search for missing loved ones went all through the night and so did the procession of bodies. the death toll climbing to more than 150, now. mainly young peop

i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. today new evidence democrats are struggling to connect on issues average americans care about most. look, we know the economy is number one, but fears about crime are up there, too, and republicans are winning the issue by double digits. but should they be? >> the fact is the rates of violent crime are higher in oklahoma -- >> that's not true. >> -- under your watch than in new york and california. that's a fact. >> oklahomans, do you believe we have higher crime than new york or california? that's what she just said. >> well, here is a fact check. she's right. so should more democrats take joy hofmeister's lead and talk about what people are talking about around the kitchen table. steve bannon sentenced to four months behind bars for thumbing his nose at a congressional subpoena. he's heading home instead of to jail. we'll explain that in a moment. >>> finally, if you're joining us from the west coast. look up. numerous ufo sightings over the pacific ocean by more than a dozen commer

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you know, and if msnbc's larry l o'donnell feels that way, then msnbc should hire him as an h anchor newspaperirthe tn and hire a reporter. right now, the thing is , it's like i didn't see winston churchill after the blitz saying good night, britain. yeah, i didn't see fdr after pearl harbor saying good night, america. yeah, so, you know, it'sn un he's been a known quantity tokn his campaign . and now to play the victim card is deeply cynical. but let'd iss get the record straight. yeah, they're making the claim that this is a processing problem. probinauditory problem is . >> excuse me. you're a doctor, right? yes. okay, he had a he had a stroke, which means that part of his brain is gone. he has in a phase that's called an aphasia. >> and in addition to speech,ee there are cognitivthe disordersi associated with him. >> it's a serious brain damage. he will compensate, but he will never be thnee same . it's excruciating to watch them put that poor man up thereough t and go through thihas. oz must be he knows exactly what this is and showed great restraint. it is very concerning that

an msnbc political contributor.ocratic congresswoman donna edwards, she is an msnbc political analyst. and read galen, friend with the best to you first names. he is the cofounder of the lincoln project and host of the lincoln project podcast and an independent political strategist. welcome to you all. eugene i want to start with you. i want to hear your reaction to secretary washes comments on jobs on the economy. what did you think? >> it sounded more optimistic that i think a lot of people are feeling. and that is something that every time that i talk to the white house, comes out. the way that they are talking about it is very optimistic. they talk about it as most people do. they find the things that are getting the economy, they want to push forward with. that they want to talk about, he's gotta get this inflation we have made a sturdier economy but that is not what people are feeling. that is not just the issue of the midterms, but how did people think about this administration overall. they don't feel good.

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university of alabama professor joyce, she's an msnbc contributor and former u.s. attorney. it is good to see you all. you understand garlands reverence for the justice department. his nonpartisan approach. do you think he's coming around to a trump indictment? >> i think we will find out the day we see an indictment issued by the justice department. the reality is, we can read the tea leaves. we can speculate. these calls are closely guarded inside doj. what gives me some confidence here that we are headed in that direction, alicia, as you pointed out, garland really is the consummate institutionalist. he believes that the institutions are essential to moving forward as a rule of law country. he believes the institutions are worth protecting. that is caused him criticism by the public. they thought he was too cowardly or perhaps just too slow to act. it would be a benefit if he does ultimately decide to indict. it means he will be thorough. he will be measured. he will have thought it through. this won't be any sort of a half baked indictment. it will be really a top level

msnbc political contributor.greg, tell me what these text reveal about the pressure, extreme pressure campaign on gop senators after the 2020 election? >> wow, they offer a unique -- behind the scenes glimpse at all the pressure the senator kelly faced, from other republicans, activists, allies. even from within our own staff to take steps to convince donald trump she was on his team. that should be willing to do anything it took to stand with him, to reverse georgia's election outcome. even if that meant, blocking the certification of joe biden's victory on that january 6th day. she agreed to do that in a rally that donald trump headline for her shortly before the election, hours before the election. and immediately started having second talks as protesters, demonstrators, pro trump mob i should say stormed the u.s. capitol while she was in there. >> your sense of what cipollone might have shared with this grand jury? >> for senator lafleur, but he could share that behind the scenes information, the intelligence

. >> we begin with msnbc's moira barrett in san francisco. hello to you on this sunday, there are new details emerging on the attack on paul pelosi. what are you learning? >> well, alex, this morning we do appear to see some potential movement from whoever is inside the pelosi home today. there has been an increased police presence outside the home, so forgive me if i keep looking over my shoulder. we do know that paul pelosi is recovering from that attack with a fractured skull and suffered extreme injuries to his right arm and hands. we are also learning new details in the investigation. i spoke with a police chief and san francisco district attorney yesterday. police have made clear in some of their press conferences over the weekend that it does appear that there was a third person in the home when police arrived, responding to that cryptic 9-1-1 call that paul pelosi made describing the attack or someone in code so the 9-1-1 operator was able to elevate the call. sending police officers to the home within minutes. you do know that the wa

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overnight, the former football star confirming to msnbc news. directly that his wife in this woman making the allegations were and contact to -- the woman telling walker's wife that he did pay for the abortion, walker sharing copies of the exchange between his wife in this moment for news. and he said this is the first time the woman ever mentioned the abortion him or his wife. but the woman showed the new york times and daily beast a copy of the receipt from an about lana abortion equipment. and a check that she claimed was a reimbursement for the procedure. as well as a wildcard that she said came from walker. we should know that we have also not seen any documentation of these. but walker tells msnbc news. quote, i don't remember any card, or check, or anything. but i was telling her. i couldn't sense of money. i could've sent a card. but not for the reasons that she is saying. despite all of this controversy, this whole spectacle, most congressional republicans are still sticking behind walker. still pledging support in the form of dollars.

contributor he isn't msnbc legal analyst. a grew as well, someone who is at the hearing earlier this week. katie, i want to start with you. a lot of the focus -- i wonder if you can explain how a congressional subpoena is different than a criminal subpoena and what powers donald trump has with this? >> yeah so congressional subpoena is congress saying to donald trump, we would like your testimony congress does not have any ability to charged with him with the crime we are seeing oversight vest again and gathering on the behalf of the american people and because of that power we ask you to come before us. if donald trump becomes to decide the subpoena, congress has a few avenues that they can pursue. it can refer to in the department, the department of justice to see if it will enforce it. and you know, the department of justice will enforce it as they did with steve bannon steve bannon is supposed to contract for not complying with the congressional subpoena. by the thing is that all donald trump really has to do is run out o

i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. right now, multiple court battles are unfolding. cases that go directly to the heart of this country's character and what it stands for. in washington, the trial of five members of the antigovernment group the oath keepers began with the prosecution using the defendant's own words against them as they allegedly tried to con contact a rebellion to keep president biden from taking power. in the supreme court, arguments have begun over a voting map in alabama. the naacp claiming it's a tool of racial discrimination designed specifically to diminish the black vote. a lower court agreed with that, but with the high court yet to weigh in, the dissputed map is still official. meaning it is the one that will be used in next month's midterm elections. >>> and finally, huge parts of florida and the southeast still struggling to get back on their feet after hurricane ian. no doubt it will take months, if not years in some places. check out these pictures from yesterday in orlando. 107 people hav

the truth is msnbc knows that joe is bad for business.are making him the fall guy for when democrats get wiped out in the miltd terms. and they know who should replace him. >> vice president harris, how she doing? almost two years in how is she doing? >> she is doing great she is -- first of all, she is smart as hell. she has -- she has a backbone like a ramrod. and there isn't any public figure that is, you know, 60% favorable ratings. most of the -- and, but she is doing a great job and so i find her to be extremely, extremely well-qualified. >> jesse: oh, that was such a great endorsement. and then he got warmed up and he unveiled this new stump speech at the dnc where he propped kamala up again for 2024. >> elected the highest ranking. [applause] >> black indian with indian background woman in american history to be vice president. [cheers] >> jesse: highest ranking black, indian, oh my god. that was awkward. looks like the white house changed its note cards around again and, man, that did not make kamala look good. of the media the d

those four words there on msnbc.y really do capture the democrats dissent of total flat out anti- democracy one-party state authoritarianism. the lecture us on our democracy. >> number one they don't accept the results of elections that don't go there way. >> so not accepting the results of the 2016 election? could it be the same grandstanding authoritarian yes i think it is him. who are all of these people not accepting the results that did not go there way? >> the game was rigged those in georgia. >> without suppression abrams would be the governor of georgia. [applause] andrew gillam is the governor of florida. >> frankly the fbi weighs in on the election. >> you can run the best campaign you can even become the nominee. you can have the election stolen from you. >> and illegitimate president. >> so when democrats challenge voting procedure standing up for the constitution but when republicans do it on top of the election denial as the supreme court starts a new term the democrats are challenging its legitimacy be

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she is also an msnbc contributor. much more to this country than just the labor that they provide. i know you and i agree on that. but part of it is getting out what i think is an undeniable truth here. which is that republicans can claim to not want migrants. not welcome them into this country, but we have an economy that is unsustainable without them. and they can't get out from under that truth. >> i think that the truth is that they want our labor. they want people living in the shadows. they don't want people who are -- they don't wanna franchise community who can help to find the rest of the community and all echelons. republicans are comfortable with second class citizenry. we know this, we've already been there. we know what it looks like. and now is the time for congress, that is controlled by the democrats, to do something about it. in the death section, it is an imperative to make sure that the democrats sent something to the white house, for biden to sign. we're not gonna have another time in recent histor

stay with msnbc for the latest on this developing story.emember this testimony from a georgia poll worker? >> decided to be an elections worker, i could've done anything else. that's it i decided to do. now people are lying, spreading rumors, lies, attacking my mom. >> after everything rene shea ross went through during the 2020 election fallout, you think no one would sign up to be a poll worker ever again. for some georgians, her testimony at the opposite effect. the state has a new election officials, and their message but the trolls, bring it on. that story, coming up next. tory, coming up next it's the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? (vo) you can be well-dressed. the new subway series. (man) wahoooo! (vo) you can be well-groomed. or even well-spoken. (man) ooooooo. (vo) but there's just something about being

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you, from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to -- we began with heartbreaking devastation and the fallout from hurricane ian. heavy rains as still inundating parts of the east coast. there are now at least 78 reported storm related deaths, and power outages are way down from yesterday. 837,000. households in florida, 21,000 in north carolina, 10,000 in virginia. famous administrator, diane ghandour, criswell, told my colleague that real challenges remain in parts of florida. >> we had well over 2 million people without power immediately following the storm. the power companies there have done an amazing job of getting the majority of people back online. i think what the difficulty comes in, jonathan, as there are so many homes, especially in that area, that were completely devastated. they're going to house by house because they have to go through that debris to make sure that they're looking for people that could hopefully still be alive, we can rescue. >> the coast guard is still on the job, carrying out much of that

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