joining me now is nicole wallace, she's the host of, deadline white house, she's also hosting a new seriesdeadline, special report, on americas mental health crisis. all four episodes that are streaming now on peacock. nicole, congratulations on that, it's good to see you as always. >> thanks so much for having me, it's such a marvel to listen to the tapestry we've, in your a lot block here on set, with my earpiece in, i usually watch it at home with some mommy water in a mug. except, really i have to say -- the only thing i would add to the backdrop, is that the republicans in terms their numbers, they may be the largest in terms of their numbers autocratic force the world over. there are a lot of american republicans, and if you support, them you support a party that does not believe in election results, unless say when i'm. all of the states the pass voter suppression laws. there were dozens and dozens, there were no flaws, but that doesn't stop 48 states -- integrity laws, it's a mask created because there wasn't any fraud. just ask donald trump and rudy. we are watching it. and nobody

it was saying this, he was on with nicole wallace on msnbc.alking about to address inflation? well, ironically they say one of the first things they'll do is repeal the inflation reduction act which will bring the price of prescription drug back up. this is during interview with nicole wallace. the inflation reduction act does nothing of the sort. there are price controls that kick in on medicare for ten drugs in medicare in 2026. there's a 2,000-dollar cap on part d, the prescription drug part that start in 2025. i get literally everything that he retweets is just hogwash, so, of course, he's not paying attention to some of this i will not use an expletive. maria: bottom line he broke the law. >> admitted to that transgression but what got me she had to make some reference of the possibility that the hatch act had been violated many times in the trump administration. that's not really the issue. the issue is that ron klain made a mistake and i think they are standing up to that mistake and i would add that the voters probably see this as just

talking blood suckers he forgot nicole wallace. what's worse than being a bug?mmer but also a nazi especially if you care about the economy. >> i'll remind people, too, of a history lesson that in the 1930s germany there was a candidate and there was a party that said they were going to do something about inflation and they did do something about inflation and inflation went away, but so did the democracy in germany. >> greg: yeah, thanks for a history lesson absolutely no one asked for youey continue. but no wonder so many had a problem with the media. recent new york times poll finds that 84% of voters call the main stream media either a major or minor threat to democracy. and that's higher than how people feel about trump, biden, the supreme court and even the tell tubies. i'm no sure i agree there, stinky winky was a [bleep]. anyway all this proves you can't believe everything you see on tissuing v unless it's kilmeade succeeding at sports. >> step in there and hit the ball. look at that. look. a at that. whoa! >> johnny. oh. >> johnny! >> oh. [laughter] >>

we will check on that tonight with nicole wallace. there is an ohio senate debate as well. tim ryan versus jd vance who also says he does not accept election results anymore. there is an iowa governor's debate tonight. a utah senate debate tonight. that's all happening live tonight. we're going to check in on all of those. but before we do, with this kind of larger stakes idea in mind, there is just one last thing i want to show you about the election in three weeks. this is from arizona. in arizona, as you probably know, there is a huge governor's case including the governor candidate who does not believe in election results anymore, a huge senate race anymore for somebody that does not believe in election results anymore on the republican side. there is the secretary of state race that has national implications, of course. now in arizona we have also learned that the republican attorney general there has formally asked the irs and fbi to investigate the finances of one of the main groups that's been promoting this false idea of massive election fraud. this is the group th

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>> on a recent show, msnbc host nicolle wallace floated the idea of foreign countries monitoring our elections. >> meanwhile, democrats added, while they're here, they might >> well vote . >> funny because it's true. i just that never heard thatou before. ? onl you oh, shut up.about a new study finds that only about five percent of thc in the u.s. is recycled every year. well, there goes my chances of living forever, said madonna. >> oh, that was good.ng o >> speaking of, she's debuting a new line of necklaces that have a tiny toy attached. the jewelry is available innd ac gold or silver, and accordingor to a former singer, pairs well with her life alert bracelet. >>ll with could have just thate alert bracelet. it would hav ande got a good la. russian companies offering customers the chance to participate in their ownfu funeral and experienceneral beg buried alive for 57 grand. but you don't need that much toe experience being buried alive. all you need is 50 bucks for a hotel room and 50 bucks for a four hundred pound. >> according to joe biden. >> i didn't like that one , but okay,

. >> laura: the former bush republicans by nicole wallace they really are revealing themselves lately the threat store elections and like to have weeks? your so pervasive and so dire and they include violence. do you think it's time to ask for friends and allies to come over and help us monitor our elections? we used to do that and other threatened democracies. >> laura: miranda? so foreign interference in elections is a good thing now? because that's what she's saying, we have foreign governments here monitoring our elections this or republicans might win. >> thus the problem, democracy is under threat when the republicans look like there can have a big red wave coming up. because the democrats have just done such a terrible job around the country. i'm destructive in all these focus groups how respectful, how well-informed, and how resolute those conservatives i called them just real people are. they are informed, they know what's going on. the person who is in the cult is the msnbc reporter. the cnn anchor who just on going over the talking points i come out of the joe biden adminis

joining me is my friend nicolle wallace. all four episodes of that are streaming now on peacock.tulations on that. it is great to see you as always. >> thank you so much for having me. it is such a marvel to listen to the tapestry you weave. i usually watch them at home with my mommy juice and a mug. the only thing i would add to the backdrop is the republicans in terms of their numbers, they may be the largest in terms of their numbers autocratic force the world over. there are a lot of american republicans. and if you support them, you support a party that now doesn't believe in election results unless they win them, that now -- i mean, all of the states that pass voter suppression laws and there are dozens and dozens -- there is no fraud. but that didn't stop 48 states from looking at voter suppression laws masquerading as election laws. it was a masquerade because there wasn't any fraud. we are watching it and no one puts all the pieces together like you do. but no matter what happens in three weeks, some of them will win and our democracy will have been weakened. >> and it i

tomorrow night, i will join nicole wallace, alex wagner, chris hayes for a special primetime coveragel begin at 8 pm eastern followed by a special edition of the last word at our regular time of 10 pm more night. that is tonight's last word, 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, conspiracies, lies, and accountability. that search for accountability for january 6th is about to get back underway. a preview of what to watch for just hours from now. then, a trump insider reportedly flips and says it was none other than the former president himself who ordered top secret documents moved in his florida home. plus, alex jones and the billion dollar consequences of his conspiracies about sandy hook. i will talk with two parents who won in that courtroom today, as the 11th hour gets underway on this very busy wednesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. the house select committee trying to uncover what led to january 6th in less than

howard: the next day here was the highly opinionated nicole wallace on msnbc. >> fetterman reminding fumble once or twice, because he's recovering from a stroke. howard: once or twice. cnn's 2 p.m. show led with a fetterman attack ad against oz x. if that became the network's playbook that night. joy reid led with oz and abortion, said nothing about fetterman's performance. hayes led be oz and abortion, said nothing about fetterman's performance. alex wagner said nothing about fetterman's performance, not a word. susan, how can anyone spin this as anything other than a disaster for john fetterman and kind of a political malpractice by his campaign team to let him go out on that stage? >> and the media, and i think -- there's three things that are really important about this, the timing, the concealment of his illness and how serious his illness may be. we don't know the answer to that last question, and there's an election nine days away. he won't release his medical records. we in the media have some responsibility to make that an important issue. how capable will he be to be in the

. >> laura: nicole wallace doesn't only want donald trump in chains watch this. >> why not go after mike pence. >> we haven't closed the doors on anything. there is information to be gained by the former vice-president and we continue to want to seek the truth here. >> laura: charlie, they're not closing the door on anything here. i mean, this is what they spend their nights, their days and their afternoons thinking about. >> again, i think it's because, you know, talking about the actual issues that affect the american people and the issues, you know, their record in terms of how they run government for the past two years is so appalling, they have no choice but to just talk about this stuff. and, of course, you know -- and let's also not forget, they don't care about separation of power. they don't care about, you know, the different branches. even when they have total control of the two most important branches in terms of passing legislation, they still remembering everything that they touch. >> laura: yeah, well -- >> so they've got nothing to work on, so they are going to talk about

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nicole wallace, lawrence o'donnell, and we have more of our colleagues joining us tonight over the course of the special, to our primetime recap of today's hearing, from the january six investigation. this is a historic series of hearings. there's public interest and what the investigators are turning up, and the violent attack on keeping the last president in power, even though he lost reelection. despite's public interest, and what investigators have to say, we know a 1 pm hearing isn't for everyone. things like work, and school, and childcare, and all sorts of daytime responsibility to get in the way of the ability to watch these daytime procedures. that's why we have you covered. we have committed, throughout this process, a primetime recap of what happened the night following each of our daytime hearings. the broadcast networks did this in 1973, during the watergate hearings. which, also, were held during the workday. broadcast networks in 1973 arab summaries, in primetime, of what had happened during the day's proceedings. we believe, that was a public service at the time. that was

the great nicolle wallace has asked this question for a couple of days. if roy moore were running in this current cycle, don't you agree that he could have been easily elected given the way things work? . he was accused of having predatory predation towards little girls. he's win. >> you want to get a sense of where she's going. there's enough republicans that say, she is a sexual predator, may have engaged in sexual assault, we just can't go along with that. fast forward to now, where i think the party has become much more comfortable with saying, we just don't care. we want that vote in the united states senate. so i agree with you, again, this is what's important about this is to realize how this has changed. and. the there was time when somebody like a todd akin would be disqualified by republicans. there was a time not that long ago when enough republican voters would turn against roy moore, but i would completely agree that roy moore would win in this election cycle with this political ethos. >> easily. before we go, juanita toliver, are democrats m

we appreciate nicolle wallace. tonight we'll hear speaker pelosi's new interview with msnbc. as she speaks out on dramatic material from the final january 6th hearing. we'll also speak with a man making wave demanding jail time for coup plotters. billy porter is my guest by the end of the hour. our top story right now is the clash in this midterm homestretch. it's tuesday, happy tuesday night. election day son a tuesday, exactly three weeks from now as republicans eye what they see as an edge with americans very concerned about economic toil. democrats see benefits in confronting the gop on a series of positions that are objectively unpopular. this is a strategy of using the right-wing competition that came up through the republican primaries and offering it as evidence right now in this homestretch that democrats say republicans are out of touch with the voters for general elections on everything from abortion to democracy. take ohio. democrat tim ryan hammering j.d. vance for supporting something we've covered right here on "the beat," the so-called great replacement theory

and it ain't, rachel i'm sitting right here, we'll be back in the studio along with me and nicole wallace, joe read, lawrence mcdonald, and alex wagner and we will discuss what we learned from the hearing as we did during the summer and i learned a great deal. you're gonna enjoy. that also, if you haven't listened to rachael's amazing new podcast, the very first two episodes of it or out right now. you can also if you're i was out on my walk today was listen to this, you can listen to my interview with rachel all about rachel maddow presents ultra on my podcast this is happening. or you can watch the entire thing streaming now on peacock. rachel, that was a long tease. >> that was a long. tees on peacock? >> yes on peacock. >> i wanted to. watch >> we're just entering the 21st century. coming up, connecticut jury fines conspiracy theorist alex jones almost one billion with a b to compensate sandy hook billions for years of cruel abuse, that's jones in a smear based empire. that's next. ext. ance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insuranc

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i was on with nicolle wallace earlier, and we had a conversation about guns. and it's a difficult issue to tackle because on the one hand, there are these awful tragedies like what happened in uvalde and you can't stop thinking about the moms and dads and little kids. then you have people who are really passionate about gun ownership. they're really passionate about not having any restrictions to gun ownership whatsoever, no matter how many massacres. how do you talk to the latter group who say i like beto, he seems like a good guy, but i don't want him to be governor because he's going to take my gun. >> i remind them today marked 22 weeks since we lost those children and their teachers in uvalde, texas. 22 weeks and our governor greg abbott has not done a thing to make it less likely that any other child in any part of the state meets the same fate as the 19 kids. then i listen to them, i listen to my fellow texans, republicans, gun owners, democrats, independents. here's what we can agree on. as a minimum, let's raise the age of purchase for an ar-15 to 21.

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you also told my colleague, nicole wallace today, there is a problem in the agency.r, do you believe that problem is widespread, when you talk about re-interviewing witnesses? are we talking about one or two people, or is it more than that? >> well, some of it is, you know, we want to know who did what, when, and why. there may also be a culture problem in the agency. for example, we didn't present this yesterday, but subsequent to the riot, you may remember kevin mccarthy was taught talking to the president,. and he was saying this is black lives matter or antifa, and mccarthy said, no, these are your people. they ransacked my office. everybody knew what happened. agents said, well, could this have been antifa? i mean, these are trump supporters who were blind to what was going on because of their political beliefs. that's dangerous because, if you can't see what is before you, you can't act to protect those who are in your care. >> well, i mean, let's talk explicitly, there were death threats against the vice president and they were basically leaving the vice presi

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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 people in their late teens and early twenties and mostly wome

here is what he told my colleague, nicole wallace, last night. >> he would sell americas secrets on nationalps or a tuna. >> you may or may not like michael cohen, but he does have a way with words. a book of stamps or, or. tuna meanwhile gianna jenner six committee issued a subpoena for trump. it headed a letter to the former president underscoring the theme of the hearing so far. it reads in part, quote, as demonstrated in our hearings, we have assembled overwhelming evidence including from dozens of your former appointees and staff that you personally orchestrated and oversaw a multi part effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election and to obstruct the peaceful transition of power, and quote. the republican representative liz cheney, the committees vice chair, said that if trump refuses to comply the panel would quote take that steps we need to take. trump has been given to deadlines. the first to turn over pertinent documents by november the 4th, the second to appear under oath for testimony ten days later on november the 14th. i guess we will just have to wait and see. still ahead,

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nicolle wallace picks it up with "deadline white house" right now. >> hire, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york on a very busy day of news and more details on what promises to be a blockbuster hearing on the january 6 hearing and we'll have much more on that. we begin with the verdict in the alex jones trial where a jury has just awarded nearly $1 billion in damages to the family members of the sandy hook victims, people who suffered from the lines that alex jones started spreading hours after the massacre. harry lipman joins us, a former u.s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general. let me just not go the down the rabbit holes of alex jones but the families had pain and suffering from the massacre being described as a hoax and the nearly billion dollars in damages does nothing, nothing to deal with their grief but it was as signal, it seems harry, that the jury felt that it was represent henceible. >> even his defense attorney said in close, nicole. this is a despicable human being and, of course, he's the vilest vermin out there on the landscape. yes. it do

nicolle wallace picks it up with "deadline: white house" right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. a horrific attack on the husband of speaker nancy pelosi at their san francisco home. it's a stark and scary reminder of the threat environment in which lawmakers now do their jobs in and live in day in and day out. paul pelosi, he is the husband of speaker pelosi, was violently assaulted during an early morning break-in by an assailant who was reportedly searching for nancy pelosi. a source telling nbc news that mr. pelosi was home alone when the attacker broke in. the attacker was armed with a hammer. paul pelosi reportedly suffered multiple blows to the head and is currently in surgery. the speaker was in washington, d.c. at the time of the attack. as for the assailant, he is in the custody of the san francisco police department. officials say he will face a number of charges including attempted homicide. the motivation for the attack is still under investigation at this hour, but a look at his digital footprint reveals he posted a whole host of conspiracy th

tomorrow, but for now, "deadline white house" with nicole wallace starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there,ryone, it's 4:00 in new york. as most of you know, we are reluctant here to cover the never-ending avalanche of ramblings of the twice-impeached ex-president. they are incoherent, riddled with lies, they fuel conspiracy theories. but the reason we cover a select number of these ramblings and smears and lies on this program is this. often, the targets of the ex-president's smears and verbal attacks become targets for real violence or worse. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> oh, nancy, nancy, nancy. >> bring her out here. we're coming in if you don't bring her out. [ bleep ] you. you back up. >> hundreds of trump supporters radicalized by trump's lies in some of those cases specifically about what mike pence as vice president could and could not do. now, we also know that his grievances and lies sit at the fulcrum of a grave and growing current domestic violent extremism threat in the united states that law enforcement contends with every single hour of every day. and lo and behold

it's something that nicolle wallace was having to fight every second. and say, are you kidding me, you're really going to run -- so whatever fault sarah palin has in this, we want to know about, like, why do people on the right distrust the media. let me tell you something, mika, who of course has never voted for a republican i think in her life was horrified by the garbage that some of the most respected figures in media were spewing out, talking about stories they were going to run on sarah palin, all because they were freaking out by the fact that this one-term governor from alaska had actually hit all of her marks in the convention speech. i have to say, it was really shocking to both of us. what i'm talking about is, yes, we need to look at sarah palin. we need to look at the toxicity that followed. we need to look at the toxicity that led to trump. we also need to look at ourselves and say, what was our part in all of this, in creating this massive distrust. i mean "saturday night live" lampooned reporters in their coverage of sarah palin. >> a li