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they need to win 50 seats for the republicans, one more according to the forecast of the nbc television, and they both have 47 in the house of representatives so far receives 220 seats from rivals 215.

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according to nbc on television, radio and online, democrats supporting raphael warnock have spent twices much as republicans have walker. why is that? and their big stars are coming out on the democrat side as well, former president barack obama will campaign with warnock this weekend. while the uber popular michelle obama has already recorded robocalls. and in case republicans needed reminding politico lays it out in stark terms. if raphael warnock wins in georgia next week they'll claim a remajority. joining me now senate candidate herschel walker. herschel, we sit here one week out from this special election. how are you feeling given we've learned 180,000 votes, a record number in an election like this, have already been cast? >> well, i feel pretty good. i feel that right now the people are having their vote counted and their voices heard. and you talk about voter suppression, i don't think they got that here. i think the people are upset. they're upset at raphael warnock and i think they're going to be surprised. you know, they're spending a lot of money, you mentioned it. they're

[ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ nbc-universal television [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- vice president kamala harris actor and author geena davis an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with elena bonomo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. [ cheers and applause this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news in a speech last week at the volvo truck plant in maryland, president biden said, "let me e in america.' [ laughter ] and then it only got worse when he said, "sorry, i meant four. president biden announced last week that he will pardon thousands of individuals convicted of simple marijuana possession and said, "no one should be in jail just for using or possessing marijuana. because, after all, if you smoke enough marijuana, your couch is the jail." [ laughter ] russian president vladimir putin convened a meeting today at his national security council. there were no survivors. [ laugh

right now, the gop is getting outspent big time,n according to nbc on television radi, o and online. sumocrats supporting raphael warnock have spent twiceblicans as much as republicans have for walker. why is that? and their big stars are comingwl out on the democrat side as well. formerrmer president president w will campaign with warnock this weekend. weekend. while th while the uber popular michelle obama, she's already recorded robo calls to boost early voting. and just in case republicans needed reminding, politico lays it out in stark terms. ifre rafaemindinl warnock wins n georgia next week, democrats will claim a real majority. >> joining me now is georgia. senate candidate herschel walker herschelle. and now we sit herrse one weekc out from this special election.r how are you feeling given thatsa we learned that one hundred and eighty thousand votes, a record number , an election like this? have already been cast? well, i feel pretty good. i feel that right now thatd thei people are having their vote counted and their voices heard. . and you talk about voter suppression. i d

ukraine and tyny will be ready for a compromise with russia, the sources of the american television channel nbc believe that with the onset of winter, when it will become more difficult to introduce hostilities, there will indeed be an opportunity for negotiations, turkey has already stated that in this case it is ready to act as mediators, the president she called the withdrawal of russian troops from part of the kherson region a positive decision . the nikolaev region is completely liberated from the consent of the russian federation ministry of defense reported on the planned maneuver in the direction of nikolaev in the kryvyi rih region about the existing maneuver a unit of the russian group of troops in a prepared position on the left bank of the dnieper river in strict accordance with the approved plan commented that no one from anywhere simply does not go like that if he does not feel the power, the enemy does not give us gifts, does not make gestures of goodwill, we choose all this . and when you are angry, you must understand that every step is always the resistance of the enemy, it is

now the main topic of all discussions is how the media make their forecasts, according to the nbc television channel. democrats cede control of the house of representatives to the republicans receive 213 mandates, while their rivals 222 in the senate according to the same nbc. the republicans also have a majority, however, an overweight of a minimum of 49 seats against 48 , meanwhile, without scandals in america, and pennsylvania and tennessee were re-elected in these elections, two democrats who are no longer alive how it happened that their names were left on the ballots question. and she was also told by the air force that in fifteen states, observers from the organization were not allowed to go to the polling station. russian military doctors in the belgorod region conducted a unique operation that threatened not only the life of the patient, but also the doctors themselves to the hospital and the war zone. a serviceman was brought in and an unexploded ammunition was stuck in his chest. here he is in the picture, the slightest wrong movement could lead to an explosion, the surgeon and as

they need to win 50 seats for republicans, one more according to the forecast of the nbc television channel, and both of them still have 47 in the house of representatives . and that 's all for now, thanks for being with us, and right now program time will tell. the information channel on the first continues to broadcast the program time will show the work live, our colleague, tv presenter of channel one yulia baranovskaya visited the front line and talked with a fighter whose name is vadim and his family a new letter from the front to his family in our column. let's see my name is vadim, call sign glad i am an air defense officer of donetsk defeating all air targets, including quadrocopters. please tell me, and now i can finish my meal, we are leaving now for a combat position at that position, with which we work, and you change positions all the time depending on the orders, we change the position every time, even being in the same place. if we leave the home base anyway , they work for different positions. uh, radar. they detect us, so the car is mobile and you need to change its place o

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nbc affiliate in the bay area was totally scrubbed from his website. they also suspended that reporter, miguel almaguer. he has not been heard from. no tweets, no appearances on televisionr almost two weeks. nbc claims that miguel almaguer violated their standards. what standards were those? no nbc reporters were ever suspended for the lies that they told in helping the democratic party. watch. >> right-wing media has been focused on hunter biden, the laptop, that intelligence officials have warned is likely russian disinformation. >> the story is preposterous. we are supposed to believe that hunter biden in a drunken stupor dropped off his laptop i guess apparently qanon repair offices. it is so obvious a russian operation. >> it looks like russian intelligence. it walks like russian intelligence. talks like russian intelligence. this effort by rudy giuliani of "the new york post" and steve bannon to cook up supposed to dirt on joe biden looks like a classic russian playbook disinformation campaign. >> will: all of those lies, all of that misinformation was apparently up to nbc standards. this report that we now know, or suggest is true, below nbc standards. buck sexto

will gain control over the us senate such a forecast is made by several major american television channels cnn nbcat once and, according to their attention, by a margin of only half a percentage point, the attorney general won . katherine kortesta republican adam laxelt has 5,000 fewer votes than his party, which is accused opponents in vote-rigging. and even if george in december vote for the red candidate and the seats are distributed equally. the upper house of parliament will still be under the control of the democrats. after all, the president's last vote will be stoned, charis, and at this time, at the same time, the house of representatives will most likely be in the hands of the republicans, however, and there they will have only a minimal advantage. well, chukotka is preparing new projects for the development of alternative energy, they have already modernized, the only one in wind farm region before renovation. she worked for nearly a decade and a half. veronika tolmacheva found out how much money the chukotka wind will help save launch by specialists. i had to completely replace all the

television of the news. the alphabet soup abc, nbc, cbs, were primarily moderate to left of center. and anything right of center was described as radical. suddenly there's this new kind of radio which is saying it's okay to be a conservative. conservative is not only ok, conservative is better. it's like this club where they go and everybody shares their values. they want to reflect those values of social conservatism, religiosity. ah, national defense conservatism and kind of a muscular, aggressive foreign policy. ah, me and then fiscal conservatism, low taxes, less government americans are struggling right now. really struggling hard. their taxes are about to go through the roof, through the roof because of the biting budget and you play the heads over and over again. and the opinion of the hubs matters. the most who have content that is really emotional, is capitalizing on intuition and gut feelings. it makes people angry, makes people outraged. maybe makes people fearful, but give them a sense of what to do about it. they want to go to $200.00 a barrel, so you can't afford to ga

." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. democrats have done what seemed improper a few months ago. they defied a historical pattern and maintained cross of the senate and may nick the majority. catherine cortez masto narrow log defeated her opponent. mark kelly also held on to his seat in arizona, defeating blake masters in a race we called late on friday night. it means that georgia, where democratic senator rafael warnock and republican herschel walker will meet in a runoff dish 6th, will not decide senate control. democrats do have a poll to maintain control of the house, a path unheard of a few weeks ago. nbc has the estimates for the republicans at 219, plus or minus four seats, high as 223 or as low as 215, means the democrats could end of having control. we go to the board to shows this path. look. 20 uncalled house races right now. republicans need to win seven to win back control of the house. democrats need to win 14. democrats right now lead in ten of the 20. t

." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this iset the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. americans found themselves in a familiar place this thanksgiving week, grieving for the lives lost in multiple mass shootings. in colorado springs five people were killed at a lgbtq night clubs. the alleged shooter is facing possible hate crimes charges on top of the murders. >>> in chesapeake, virginia, six people were killed in a walmart in virginia by a disgruntled employee. the questions that these mats -- it's evert in how each side responds to these massacres. democrats stress the urgency for action and called for stricter gun laws. >> the idea we still allow semiautomatic weapons to be purchased is sick, just sick. it has no, no social values, zero, none, not a single solitary rationale for it except for profiting manufacturers. >> can you do anything during the lame-duck session? >> i'm going to try. i'm going to try to get rid of assault weapons. >> republicans blame the issue of mental health, not guns. we see again in t

. >> announcer: from nbc news headquarters in new york, the longest-running show in television historyis is a special edition of "meet the press." with chuck todd. >>> on our 75th in new york city, with just two days until election days, more than 40 million people have already cast ballots in the first national election since the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. we expect a record midterm turnout. 120 to 125 million when all votes are counted. republicans need -- the smallest number of seats that the out-of-power party since 1932. 35 senate seats are at stake this cycle. republicans, of course, need one democratic seat to flip control of that chamber. there are also 36 governor races, including some key 2024 presidential battle grounds like arizona, florida, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania and wisconsin. our final poll conducted over the last three days, reps do appear to have the momentum. just how big is the momentum? former barack obama once calls it a shell acing. president biden has spent the final days of his campaign not in purple states, but in blue states -- ca

television providers. of giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, nbc news senior congressional reporter scott long and bloomberg news congressional reporter discussed the balance of power in congress and its impact on the lame-duck session and the new term in january. later scott kennedy with the center for strategic and international studies talk about president biden's face-to-face meeting on monday with chinese president xi jinping in the state of u.s. china relations. join the conversation with your phone calls, text messages, facebook comments, and tweet. five at 7:00 eastern on washington journal. -- live at 7:00 eastern. >> programs on c-span and c-span radio just got easier. set your smart speaker and say play c-span radio. it was in washington journal at 7 a.m. eastern. important congressional hearings and other public affairs events throughout the day and weekends at 5 p.m. catch washington today for a fast-paced report of the day. listen to c-span any time, tell your smart speaker play c-span radio. c-span, powered by cable. >> president biden is in egy

give please on the eve of the american television channel nbc. kiev regime's readiness to negotiate with moscow allegedly convinced that this would be a strong move by some american and western officials . there is increasing doubt about ukraine's ability to completely push russian troops out of the occupied territories sullivan raised the need for a diplomatic settlement of the war and stressed that ukraine's influence would be strengthened. and weakened if she expresses her readiness to eventually negotiate with the russians, the american edition of the politician is also sure that sullivan came to softly push zelensky to negotiate, allegedly the rhetoric of the ukrainian leader after the visit changed noticeably, and he, contrary to his own promise. now ready to engage in dialogue with putin again, according to two people in familiar situations, the new position of ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky that peace talks with russia could begin under vladimir putin in power was directly related to the administration’s gentle push, the biden. it

roosevelt's speech launched the very first scheduled television broadcast station in america. nbc, that first broadcast station, breathlessly proclaimed that the presidents address was being beamed from a transmitter at the very top of the empire state building. -- it could be seen for a whole 25 miles. in reality, only about 1000 people tuned in. there were only about 200 televisions in existence in new york at that time. mainly because this is what a television looked like at the time. a five-inch screen, smaller than some of your cellphones today. it was not even technically black and white. it was actually a weird green hue. one person wanted to buy themselves a television. it costed today's equivalent of about $4,000 for that wooden box. but this was an incredible thing that we now know would really go on to introduce the world to tomorrow. there is the irony here. it is the one that would continuously haunt the entire world's fair. there was the fire that well days may have been the first broadcast in america, it was nazi germany that beat us by three years. the first live t

letting him use the phone live on television is probably not a good idea. >> big mistake. also, the nbc reporter going oh, a picture of joe biden, here he is. like they have each other's number. >> so fraudulent. when the bidens got connected, things didn't get appreciably better. >> how are you? >> we are fine, watching the parade. >> we are grateful for the people, for the opportunity, for the health that we have now in america. >> i want to say thanks to the firefighters, the police officers, god bless our troops for real. >> that was really cool. okay. >> okay is right. it was concerning. >> some custard pudding. what's that about? >> it is embarrassing. get the technology to work. be prompted to say what you're going to say. moments like that have reporters asking questions like this. >> when will you get your annual physical, mr. president? >> do you think i need it? >> you just had a birthday. >> he's 80 years old, the oldest serving president ever. in fact, there's a really important question. this week he said he and his family were going to discuss if he will run in 2024. sean

television roosevelt's speech launched the very first scheduled television broadcast tv station in america. nbc that first broadcast station breathlessly proclaimed the president's address was being beamed from a transmitter at the very top of the empire state building the signal which could reach for a whole 25 miles. now in reality only about a thousand people we think tuned in because there were only about 200 tvs in existence in new york at that time mainly because this is what a television look like at the time. five inch screens smaller than some of your cell phones today. it wasn't even technically black and white. it was actually a weird greenish hue. and if you the regular person wanted to buy themselves a television it cost today's equivalent of about $4,000. for that wooden box but this was an incredible thing that we now know in hindsight would really go on to introduce the world of tomorrow. but the irony here and the one that would continuously haunt the entire world's fair. was the fact that while this may have been the first broadcast in america. it was nazi germany that beat us

he's made a string of anti-semitic comments on television, resulting in his sponsors cutting ties with the artist. nbcrd back yet. >> other people who have worked with kanye west have come forward with similar allegations. what do they say? >> nbc news spoke to six people who worked with kanye or witnessed him praise hitler or mention conspiracy theories about jewish people. one person recalled him saying, quote, nazis were good at propaganda and going to far as to say there were good qualities about hitler, all according to one former employee. since 2016, ye has spoken about his diagnosis with bipolar disorder, at times denying his diagnosis, but experts say his mental state could be influencing his behavior. >> maya, thank you. >>> five days until midterm elections and high-profile players are hitting the campaign trail. former president trump returns to iowa this evening to hold a rally with the state's republican governor and senator there. in new york, vice president kamala harris and former secretary of state hillary clinton are set to campaign for democratic governor kathy hochul. candidates a

television? >> we don't think of ourselves as abc, cbs, nbc. we don't have to reach everyone.get shows sampled. >> they had an idea that, in order to succeed, we have to differentiate ourselves from the networks. we have to do things they would not do. >> fox started throwing anything against the wall, not knowing what was going to go. first shows were things like "21 jump street." >> what exactly are we looking for here? >> joan rivers in terms of late night. >> we have been banned in boston, which i think is wonderful. pick a finger, wxmd. >> and “the tracey ullman show”" >> oh, puh-leeze! >> it was a sketch show. and they needed something to go between the sketches. again, they were looking for something different. >> i got to have those candy bars. >> you better not be thinking of stealing those candy bars. >> that's it! >> "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been for “the tracey ullman show.” >> ultimately, crime hurts the criminal. >> that's not true, mom. i got a free ride home, didn't i? >> bart! >> fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, s

does know how to exit a stage letting him use the phone live on television is probably not a good idea. >> big mistake, but also you have the nbc reporter going like, oh, a picture of joe biden's here. >> he is like like they have each other's number. yeah, right. no fraudulent. sean, when the bidens finally did get connected, things didn't get appreciably better. >> how are you? we're fine. watching your parade, but still grateful for the people for this opportunity, for the help that we have now in america. what do you want to say? i want to say thanks to the firefighter or the police officers, god bless our troops for freedom. that was really cool. >> okay, yeah, okay. is right. >> i don't know how cool it was, but it was concerning. i thought owe me some custard pudding here. >> what is watching the it's the you know, it's, it's embarrassing. you know, get the technology to work, you know, make sure you're prompted to say we're going to stay on the show, don't it. don't embarrass. but it's moments like that that have reporters asking questions like this. >> when you get your annual physical. mr. president , your knee, you j

television providers. of giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, nbc news senioressional reporter scott long and bloomberg news congressional reporter discussed the balance of power in congress and its impact on the lame-duck session and the new term in january. later scott kennedy with the center for strategic and international studies talk about president biden's face-to-face meeting on monday with chinese president xi jinping in the state of u.s. china relations. join the conversation with your phone calls, text messages, facebook comments, and tweet. five at 7:00 eastern on washington journal.

television. see you in a second. and we have the final numbers heading into the election day. democrats are catching up with republicans in enthusiasm. that's from the nbc poll. the fact is, 2 '22 midterms now have surging turnout. in the last midterms the energized 2018 on trump there was a record turnout of 38 million votes. that is now topped by this final re-election set of numbers. over 42 million people already voting. 38 million was the record work 4 million more. the new record is 42 million. that is more "m"s, to quote the new drake album. candidates are hoping surges will help them avoid losses. as 21 savage says, when you're making less "l"s you're making more "m"s. tonight the president is hitting maryland where they're trying to build on the early surge. democrats eyeing the governor's mansion there. meanwhile in ohio, donald trump campaigning if for his one-time critic turned apparent supporter, j.d. vance running for senate. all this action comes after three different presidents, current and past, showed up in pennsylvania, another state that could decide the senate. candidates meanwhile pitching their closing arguments. >> truth and fact

television journalist katie tah. she's here to discuss latest book, rough draft. it is an anchor for msnbc live and has reported for other nbc programs, including early today tonight, nbc nightly news, meet the press, nbc-tv, msnbc, and the one you've all been waiting for, the weather channel. in a rough draft, katie opens up about the oftentimes ignored challenges dangers and hardship faced by the broadcast media from always being under the public eye to dealing with the news climate that is increasingly hectic, political and hostile. she also talks about her relationship her parents, both journalists themselves, and how that shaped her journey to fame. and if you have questions for katie, i will be taking them later in the script so you can put them in the text chat on youtube and we'll to those later. in the meantime, welcome. katie took her to the virtual commonwealth club. i'm so sorry, everybody i had a 7 a.m. flight out to san francisco and i woke up at 5 a.m. only to find the flight crew from my plane, not shown up and that every single flight to san francisco, literally everyone was sold out. so i'm very sorry. i wo

television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. host: on this monday morning, two of the best in the business. erik wasson with bloomberg is with us. scott wong with nbc news. scott, let's start with you. we know democrats will control the senate in the congressional -- will we know an answer today with the house? scott wong i don't think we will know today. we have not been in a situation like this before, were nearly a week after the election, control over the house is still unknown. there are about 1920 seats that are still upper grabs, by nbc standards. a majority of those, democrats will need to carry in order to retain control of the house. it is a very tough feet for democrats. republicans only need a handful of those seats to flip the majority, but there is still a very narrow path for democrats to retain the majority. this is not a situation that i think any of us anticipated just a week ago, that democrats would be in a position to retain control because of what history has shown us. usually the party in power controlling the white house, president joe biden's party, would typically lose dozens of seeds in their first midterm election. democ

of part of this chapter in television where we realized we were in the right place at the right time. >> let's see how you like this, naughty boy. >> we certainly associate nbcif was on abc on friday, and it was their block of family-oriented comedies. >> i can't take it. i need the cake. >> it was not sophisticated television. but these were shows that people adored. [ laughing and snorting ] >> cbs. >> cbs was in a really bad spot. they had just fallen apart over the early part of the '90s and had gone through a couple different network executives. >> but then suddenly they had this hit with an unknown comic. this was the year of seinfeld, no hugging, no learning, and this was a show being made as if it was produced in the era of "the dick van dyke show." >> i love you! >> there was hugging. there was learning. >> i love you, son. >> all right, all right. >> if you worked for me, your job was so go home, get in a fight with your wife and come back in and tell me about it. >> don't sleep on the couch. i just cleaned down there. >> in fact, the pilot, i put in this true thing that happened to me wherein i sent my parents a gift for the holidays of the fruit

the nbc news decision desk predicts, katie hobbs has defeated kari lake in the race for arizona's next governor. a former local news televisionembrace of former president donald trump launched her to the forefront of the far right's grievance politics. lake has been claiming fraud since before winning her primary in august, and has continued to sow doubt in the general election, and last night, after nbc news called the race for hobbs, lake tweeted quote, arizonians know bs when they see it. >> yes they do, and katie hobbs will be arizona's next governor. >> definitely saw it. >> willie, for about two months now, we've heard reporters and democrats coming back from arizona saying how good kari lake was on the campaign trail. and they expected her to win. you heard also, you know, sort of kind of groans about the next governor of the state of arizona saying she didn't campaign aggressively. she wouldn't debate her. they had real concerns, and yet even in that environment, backed up with an economic and political environment that should have really helped democrats in a state like arizona, what happened? once again, an election

♪ nbc-universal television [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- florence pugh. from nbc news and msnbc, political correspondent steve kornacki an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with benny greb ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. this is seth meyers, this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news yesterday was election day, and "late night" is now projecting the democrats will pick up at least one seat at thanksgiving dinner [ laughter ] in an interview last night with nbc news, south carolina senator lindsey graham said, quote, "hats off to the democrats for performing well in swing districts. oh, yeah, hats way off [ laughter ] democratic senator raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker are set to head to a runoff on december 6th to decide georgia's senate race. and if you think georgia's election process is confusing, imagine trying to explain it to herschel walker. [ laughter ]

it >> announcer: from nbc news in wa longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the pressth chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. americans found themselves in a familiar place this thanksgiving week, grieving for the lives lost in multiple mass shootings. in colorado springs five people were killed in a lgbtq night clubs. the alleged shooter is facing hayes crimes on top of murders. >>> and six people were killed in a wall matt in virginia by a disgrunt you would employee. the questions that these mats --