i promised you nicolle wallace. i'm disappointed too.tting to a camera in our studios. they just assumed i had nothing else going on this afternoon, they assumed correctly. what i have is ali velshi at the wall. and what i'm going to ask of ali velshi while we wait for nicolle to get in and seated in the studio, is a tour of

brian williams, joy reid, nicolle wallace and steve kornacki. our coverage is about to heat up because we're awaiting a major vote drop out of the great state of arizona. we think that is expected imminently. steve kornacki has just started moving his body more quickly. the arizona results, many of them from maricopa county, could be determinative for that state and that state could be determinative for the presidency. the other developing story we're following involves an ongoing influx of votes from georgia. when we came on the air, the trump campaign had filed multiple lawsuits in michigan and pennsylvania. the trump campaign trying to shut down the vote count in those states. biden's senior adviser ron klain pointing out to us at the top of our coverage that if the trump campaign succeeded in shutting down the vote count in michigan, that would be in his words dumb since in michigan, biden is currently ahead of trump, and so stopping the vote would have the effect of ensuring that president trump loses there. we can now add georgia to the li

our thanks tonight to our friends, nicolle wallace, lawrence o'donnell, and ashley parker for hanging out with us and starting us off. just to show our homework and be transparent, mike memoli mentioned that we are waiting and watching the biden home about 15 minutes away from the biden speech location. there has been no movement yet. joe biden is not yet en route to campaign headquarters. we will let you know. we have an embed there with elements of the motorcade. we'll let you know when he starts moving there. >>> right now republicans and the trump campaign are zeroing in, as you know, on the state of pennsylvania with these various election lawsuits. the legal challenges come as biden expands his lead on donald trump. again, to ashley's point, none of this is going unnoticed. with us for more, neal katyal, a veteran of the justice department, acting solicitor general, the top lawyer before the supreme court during the obama administration. he has argued 42 cases before the u.s. supreme court. counselor, i know i've asked you this before, but with each new day, there seems to be a

hi, governor, it's nicolle wallace. ask you, you're governor of a swing state, which means there are trump voters who live next door to biden voters. whose kids go to school on the same school bus. and there is some ability to put aside the rank of our politics. what donald trump did tonight makes those efforts all the more difficult. basically, accusing the media and pollsters and democrats of a conspiracy against him. what is the remedy for that belief system? how do you do it, in michigan, in a swing state? >> well, you know, i do think that we are going to have to do a lot of healing. and we are going to have to seek to understand. it is something that real leaders put a lot of energy and time into, is to understanding what are the anxieties that are fueling some of this? there -- there's certainly some of it that we'll never be able to mend. but i think, by and large, there are a lot of good people in this country who are on opposite sides of this presidential election, but are willing and able and eager to find so

you can join nicolle wallace for special coverage followed by chris hayes at 5:00.:00, i'm going to be at the big board. we're going to break down the numbers with brian williams, rachel maddow, joy reid and nicolle wallace there to help us put it in context. election night coverage begins tuesday 4:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. and be sure to check in with joshua johnson during the day on "nbc news now." that is monday from noon to 2:00 and election day from noon to 3:00. you don't want to miss that. thank you for watching, and have a great night. i'm a peer educa. a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with...just 2 medicines... in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't ta

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tonight our friend nicolle wallace set to put it into context. >> think about that.rter of a million people gone. a number that big, that abstract can be difficult to wrap your head around to visualize. so in an effort to grasp the cat trophic enormity of this pandemic let's talk about what the number 250,000 looks like. maybe this will help. 250,000 is greater than the entire population of richmond, virginia, by about 20,000 people. if you're more spatially inclined pickther this. so say you wrote the name of an american covid victim on a post it note and stuck it at the base of the statue of liberty, after that another post it note with another name, repeat that 250,000 times and you'd go from lady liberty's toe to her torch 20 times over. let's say we read all those post-it notes three seconds a name and we'd be reading nine days from right now. if we continue on with our lives well lived segment one person every day even on weekends we'd be reading obituaries until october 22nd in the year 2705. that's more than 680 years. for perspective going the other way 680

msnbc's coverage continues now with nicolle wallace. good evening, nicolle. >> thank you, chris. great show. thanks to all of you at home. we're so -- it's night four of our ongoing election coverage. i'm nicolle wallace in for rachel. if you didn't see rachel's twitter feed, you might not know that she had a close contact test positive for covid. she's tested negative. she's fine so far. but she's quarantining at home until she gets the all-clear and know that it's safe for her to be back here at work. we're thinking of her and missing her tonight. at this hour, we've got lots of updates. we're awaiting new votes we expect to be released in arizona any minute. they could bring joe biden one step closer to officially becoming president-elect joe biden. joe biden within striking distance of 270 electoral votes. all eyes are on the handful of battleground states that could get him all the way there officially. starting with arizona, again, we're expecting that new vote count any minute. a short time ago we got new numbers out of nevada, where joe biden's lead has grown to more than

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with nicolle wallace followed by chris hayes and then brian williams, rachel maddow, joy reid and nicolle wallace. i'll be chiming in with market results. the battle for the senate. it's not just about the president. at least ten republicans are in danger of losing their seats. what do democrats need to do to take back control? the one and only steve kornacki. it's his super bowl day. he joins us in just a few minutes. >>> plus, long voting lines and millions on edge. the reverend al sharpton and former secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson, join me to talk about the state of this country on this big day. >>> but first, i want you to join me for a moment. there is so much happening right now on this election day. and it's happening really fast. i know it's bringing a huge amount of anxiety and uncertainty. i feel it. we all feel it. so i want you to join me. just take this one moment together. let's control the one thing we can control. let's just take a deep breath together. remember, we are at our best when we come together. even just for one moment. we'll be right back. (upbeat m

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msnbc's coverage continues now with nicolle wallace. good evening, nicolle. >> thank you, chris. show. thanks to all of you at home. we're so -- it's night four of our ongoing election coverage. i'm nicolle wallace in for rachel. if you didn't see rachel's twitter feed, you might not know that she had a close contact test positive for covid. she's tested ne

at 6:00 we have brian williams, rachel maddow, and nicole wallace on msnbc. next up, we're taking you to the south to three battle grounds president trump needs to win, three states steve just mentioned to win back the white house. our road warriors are live at the polls in florida, north carolina and georgia with more on who needs to show up to make it happen. and we're also heading to texas, a state we normally wouldn't talk about on election day because it's normally red, but maybe not this year. coming up, we're live. ♪ locating your parked car with the touch of a button might seem... excessive. unless... getting lost is the whole point. ♪ another bundle in the books. got to hand it to you, jamie. your knowledge of victorian architecture really paid off this time. nah, just got lucky. so did the thompsons. that faulty wiring could've cost them a lot more than the mudroom. thankfully they bundled their motorcycle with their home and auto. they're protected 24/7. mm. what do you say? one more game of backgammon? [ chuckles ] not on your life. [ laughs ] ♪ w

i promised you nicolle wallace. i'm disappointed too.he's having some issues getting to a camera in our studios. they just assumed i had nothing else going on this afternoon, they assumed correctly. what i have is ali velshi at the wall. and what i'm going to ask of ali velshi while we wait for nicolle to get in and seated in the studio, is a tour of the states that, as i was saying last hour, people could not recite the states, the margins. if you could take us on places where the vote is open, places that could conceivably together add up or on their own add up to 270 for joe biden. >> let's do that. let's take a quick look at that march to 270. we don't have alaska and we won't have that for a while. the presumption is that that goes to donald trump. north carolina we won't have for a little while and a put that in trump's column for the moment. this is just an exercise. it doesn't mean that will happen. let's say that happened in georgia and now we're looking at nevada and arizona. at the moment joe biden has the lead in nevada and a

that's the game. >> and getting 270 electoral votes. >> and that's it. >> nicolle wallace, your name was invoked. nicolle, we wish you were here, but we're happy to see you. >> aww. i know, i had to get home to my remote student here. listen, i've never been accused of being, you know, the rainbow and unicorn and sunshine member of our trio here, plus brian, but let me just say, joe biden and donald trump both, i think, at the end of the day understand that joe biden is the next president. and it's fascinating to me, and this is sort of the dna of republican campaigns. a win's a win's a win. so joe biden said today in his speech -- it happened during my hour so i wrote it down. he said, quote, it's clear we're winning enough states to reach 270. we believe we will be the winners. then he went through and recited how his current margins in michigan and wisconsin exceed the margins by which donald trump won those states. i think some of the sort of angst and disappointment a lot of my democratic colleagues felt was in this landslide fantasy, but that just isn't the reality of presidenti

nicolle wallace, over to you. >> thank you, rachel. i get to bring into our conversation former obama campaign manager, our friend, david plouffe. so, david plouffe, i talked about this on tv and anyone who covers the biden campaign knows that this is a pretty disciplined campaign. they are not -- there's no hubris there, so they are in character, very cautiously optimistic, you can't get them to say they have anything in the bag, but i'm going to try to get you to say it. does the biden camp have pennsylvania in the bag? >> listen, nicolle, if you look at the trendline, and it's not just philadelphia, i mean, biden now has taken a lead in erie county, leads in all the suburban counties outside of philadelphia are much stronger than hillary clinton had in '16. and he's obviously going to dominate in the mail vote. that's a trend we've seen all over the country. so i think where we know where that's heading. i think where nevada is heading if you listen to john ralston, he's extremely confident. i never argue with john ralston. my suspi

nicolle wallace, a busy period for you. see you soon. welcome everyone to "the beat" with ari melber. we're going to go right back into some of this breaking election news. president obama campaigning for joe biden. let's listen in. >> and here's the other thing. you know, i've joked about this but everyone says, you know, that's a good point. they say, you know, with joe and kamala, you're not going to have to think about them every single day. you're not going to have to argue about some crazy tweet that the president sent out this morning. it won't be so exhausting. you'll be able to go about your lives, knowing that the president's doing his job. instead of suggesting we inject bleach. that the president's not going to retweet conspiracy theories that the navy s.e.a.l.s didn't actually kill bin laden. we're not going to have a president who goes out of his way to insult people just because they don't agree with him. it's not normal behavior. south florida, we wouldn't put up with this from a teacher or a high school principal or a --

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i'm peter alexander in for nicolle wallace. we are anticipating the first public comments from president trump since the election was called for his opponent joe biden. the first public remarks, in fact, in the eight days since he came out to the white house podium and delivered that string of false claims on voter fraud as the votes were still being counted. we're going to do today what we did then, bring you the president's comments, we will not amplify any misinformation. if the president makes false claims about the election, virus, vaccine or anything else, we're ready to break away from the event and bring you a fact check right here. it's not clear whether or not president trump will take reporters' questions but there are dozens of our nbc news colleagues and others have ready including plainly, do you accept the results of the presidential election? this just hours after nbc news has projected georgia has flipped for joe biden. arizona also called for biden last night. so joe biden is now projected to win this election

by nicolle wallace and joy reid, of course. it is great to be here with you. our network's mvp, steve kornacki is at the board with the latest polling tonight. we're getting close to a time when polling is almost weird given it is basically a prediction of what will happen and that thing that will happen is already considerably under way. as brian mentioned, we are closing in on nearly 100 million american votes already cast. today, president trump held rallies in five states. he will do at least another five tomorrow. former vice president joe biden spent the day barnstorming pennsylvania including a souls to the polls event. we're used to reporting every four years, sometimes every two years, on souls to the polls. big early vote mobilizations mostly by african-american churches on the last sunday before election day. souls to the polls efforts hampered this year by the pandemic. but also if we're being honest, by republican legislatures targeting it and trying to end sunday early voting anywhere they can. former vice president biden will be in ohio tomorrow

nicole wallace and joy reid are here my by side in our corner of the studio at a physical distance that belies our emotional closeness. [ laughter ] >> i got to come up with a different one every night. our election night mvp steve kornacki is at the board standing by for the forced results, that are starting to come in tonight. joe biden back in his hometown wilmington, delaware after one final push through pennsylvania. stopping in philly and in scranton where he visited his childhood home, the former vice president started his day early this morning by going to church and then by visiting the grave of his late son beau. >> while for his part, president trump started his day by calling into fox news and aside from a brief stop at his campaign headquarters over in virginia, the president has been largely out of view this day. tonight, the president is huddled at the white house behind a new non-scaleable wall where he is expected to host 250 to 400 people as one does during a pandemic at an indoor election night party in the people's house. >> it is going to be a big night tonight no m

. >> tucker: what kind of country is it possible to get a moral lecture from nicole wallace?if you were a moral person you would be ashamed that america runs the most corrupt and dysfunctional elections in the western world. you would not be thinking there was a moral virtue as you talked about a few minutes back in finding mysterious precincts and remote counties in michigan that emerge from the mist every 4 years and people are so happy that all 15,739 voters, voted for joe. they don't need any other party. there is nothing moral about this. this is a level of deception. >> tucker: pushing a man incapable of running our country on us. >> they will turn that into a great romance with the brave kamala stepping in to take the baton. >> tucker: it won't be long. you can bet on that. mark, thank you very much. we will see you tomorrow at 8 p.m. eastern. sean hannity right now. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." a fox news alert. tracking results across the country. we will bring you minute by minute updates throughout the hour. including an important development from arizona. we exp

tucker: what kind of country is it possible to get a moral lecture from nicole wallace?if you were a moral person you would be ashamed that america runs the most corrupt and dysfunctional elections in the western world. you would not be thinking there was a moral virtue as you talked about a few minutes back in finding mysterious precincts and remote counties in michigan that emerge from the mist every 4 4 years and people are so happy that all 15,739 voters, voted for joe. need any other party. there is nothing moral about this. this is a level of deception. >> tucker: pushing a man incapable of running our country on us. >> they will turn that into a great romance with the brave kamala stepping in to take the baton. >> tucker: it won't be long. you can bet on that. mark, thank you very much. we will see you tomorrow at 8 p.m. eastern. sean hannity right now. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." a fox news alert. tracking results across the country. we will bring you minute by minute updates throughout the hour. including an important development from arizona. t we expect any

i'm peter alexander in today for nicolle wallace. president trump is privately beginning to come to grips with the reality he won't be president on january 20th. it's the president who is a state of denial, despite the bluster and false claims that we see in his daily tirades on twitter and the flimsy legal challenges his campaign has mounted. a top white house aid tells me donald trump is very aware there's not a path to victory at all, acknowledging the president's battle is a form of theater, a performance for his supporters that president trump believes deserves a fight to the finish. it's his insistence in carrying out that fight that donald trump is putting u.s. national security at risk, continuing to stall the transition that joe biden deserves, that american deserves. the state department under secretary of state mike pompeo who mused this week about the possibility of a second trump term is refusing to pass on messages to the president-elect from foreign leaders reaching out through diplomatic channels, leaving messages to

. >> steve schmidt with nicole wallace this afternoon.ing to show you now is donald trump's campaign is setting in. according to a new poll, over half of the republicans surveyed consider donald trump to be the rightful winner of this election, which has already been called for the president-elect, joe biden. let's talk about all of it with bill krystol, editor at large of the bulwark these days. i'm going to show you something john kasich said on cnn tonight. we'll discuss it on the other side. >> you have a group of doctors who are saying to the administration, we need the information. we need the information to protect our front line workers, to protect our patients, to make sure how to distribute the vaccine. and they're losing patience? what the hell are they doing down there? stand up, start speaking out. >> so, bill, i mentioned earlier the trembling supplicant alex azar, crippled in fear of this president. when does this start to become actual malpractice? >> he's the secretary of health and human services, he can tell his people

i'm peter alexander in today for nicolle wallace. grips with the reality he won't be president on january 20th. it's the president who is a state of denial, despite the bluster and false claims that we see in his daily tirades on twitter and the flimsy legal challenges his campaign has mounted. a top white house aid tells me donald trump is very aware there's not a path to victory at all, acknowledging the president's battle is a form of theater, a performance for his supporters that president trump believes deserves a figo

this is former congressman and host of morning joe, joe scarbrough, with nicole wallace earlier. >> whether you like susan collins or not, the people of mai maine elected her by nine percentage points. they elected joe biden by nine percentage points. i don't know how they gave kevin mccarthy's house more seats, but they did. they wanted to check democrats, and they wanted joe biden in the white house to check republicans. so i have confidence that, you know, there are still some people in the middle who will work with joe biden, whether it's susan collins or lisa murkowski or mitt romney, joe manchin, mark kelly, i believe there are six, seven, eight people of goodwill that will work with joe biden and will actually forge a consensus. so we can finally get things done in washington. it's been a very long time since we've had regular order. and have been able to pass bills domestically that can actually move this country forward into the 21st century. we're stuck in this partisanship, and we have to move forward and do it. and i think joe biden may be the perfect man for the perfect time to

i'm ari melber in for nicolle wallace who has the day off after a marathon of election week anchoringhe winner of this election, and donald trump is the loser. that has been true since saturday, but the reality is only sinking in now for many of the president's inner circle. morale clearly impacted by trump failing to speak or join the battle in public at all. he's been holed up on twitter mostly. nbc news reporting on signs of more concrete growing frustration, even among trump's top aides. one top official says his refusal to concede is unsustainable, and the tweets about fraud are, quote, total theatrics.

don't move because i want to bring nicolle wallace into this as well. le, people watching would be forgiven for wondering just what in hell's going on and how long this is going to go. and just the state of the zeitgeist and what both campaigns are saying. so you lead off. >>o i've heard from folks in both camps that no one expects a result tonight. and we've talked a lot about anxiety as an undercurrent. we've also talked about these three states that everyone is watching, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. and we now have reporting and people in the states explaining why that might be. that neither campaign expects a result tonight. heidi as you said gave us a great reporting about how michigan needs 24 more hours before they can report out their count. pennsylvania's talking about not having those results until another day, not starting with the "t" for tuesday. and the same goes for michigan. so i think the fact both campaigns are expecting this to go on beyond tonight is not cause for alarm. it is part of the conditioning, i think that both sides tr

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here on msnbc, it's nicolle wallace who will start this election coverage at 4:00 p.m. afternoon, followed by chris hayes, and brian, rachel, joy and nicole, and they too plan to be on the air for days if necessary. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >>> i think it's a terrible thing when ballots can be collected after an election. i think it's a terrible thing when people or states are allowed to tabulate ballots for a long period of time after the election is over. i think it's a terrible decision by the supreme court, a terrible decision. now, i don't know if that's going to be changed because we're going to go in the night of, as soon as that election's over, we're going in with our lawyers. >> welcome back. on the way to a rally to north carolina last night, president trump made it clear that he's already -- that he's ready to take this election to the co

i'm joy reid in for nicole wallace.f donald trump's time in office has been the sledgehammer that he has taken to nearly every single norm and tradition of the presidency. so, why would his departure from office be any different. "the new york times" is reporting today on donald trump's attempt -- his latest weapon in his ongoing don quixote-like quest to overturn the results of the election, namely, the united states governor. the "times" writes that trump, facing the prospect of leaving the white house in defeat in just 70 days, is harnessing the power of the federal government to resist the results of an election that he lost, something that no sitting president has done in american history. here's what we're seeing so far. trump's attorney general has authorized investigations into voter fraud claims. his white house has told agencies to move ahead with a budget for next year as if he will still be in office. and his latest eyebrow-raising move, cleaning -- clearinghouse to make a place for loyalists in the defense

. >> nicole wallace was on with us earlier tonight and went through some of her reporting.ber one, her observation having been involved in bush v. gore that this hubbub lacks the hest of a christopher vs. baker showing up on scene when the best you have got is rudy giuliani in philadelphia with the president's son in a news conference interrupted by calls on the networks of the state of michigan. they also lack legal consistency in their arguments. she is also reporting from trump intimates that there may be debate about how much he will cooperate and how much he will go along with the notion of should joe biden prevail a new president down to whether or not he participates in transitional affairs. ceremonial affairs. is around for the inauguration. do you have any reporting to add to that? >> brian, i am not aware of any decisions that were made by the president because i think at this hour he refused to acknowledge that he appears to be on track here to lose this election. so i am not sure he is really thinking about the transition. remember, donald trump is superstitious

in a weird time at a weird place, sunday night 8:00 eastern, sunday night, me, brian williams, nicolle wallace, joy reid, a special election preview in our new super-sized studios. i'll see you then. be there. sunday night, 8:00. now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >>> you are just in time for another night of context, clarity and conversation with three days until election day. it's almost over. but honestly, that date is moot for nearly 90 million americans who've already cast their ballots. perhaps you too. this time four years ago we were talking about many of the same issues. donald trump's business dealings. competitive swing states. early voting. and more. check out "the new york times" front pages from 2016 and from today. they tell a similar story of two campaigns rushing to the finish line. today both major candidates were in key battleground states. president trump is holding his fourth pennsylvania rally of the day. he won pennsylvania by a razor-thin margin, less than 50,000 votes. a new morning call poll shows mr. trump trailing joe

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feast your ears on a friend, steve schmidt with nicolle wallace on something very central steve schmidt wants to see happen. >> it is unacceptable for the senior leaders of the republican party to be doing what they are doing. joe biden has won. pick up the phone and congratulate the president-elect of the united states. and do better in four years. maybe if there's a nominee with a modicum of confidence and isn't crazy, they won't have such a decisive defeat next time. >> so, john, part of the problem in the president's journey to -- from where he is tonight to that place is the continuing warm bath of loyalty he is enjoying with big names in the republican party. let's just decide that mitch mcconnell is all about january 5th, two georgia senate elections. he will do virtually anything to keep his title majority leader and not minority leader and switch with schumer. but these others in the party, john, is this loyalty borne of fear of being tweeted about a forever thing? >> hi, brian. yes. i'll focus on two words. there's one shannon used. she said something about donald trump's -- p

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me and brian williams and joy reid and nicolle wallace and the cast of thousands will all be here.cki will be at his board. nbc news reporters will be fanned out across all of the battleground states. we will be ready for the expected craziness and for the unexpected craziness. again, we will see you starting at 6:00 p.m. we will be here until the cows come home and the cows don't know the way home. rest up. big day. do not be afraid. we got this. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i will be checking in from time to time tomorrow night with special concentration on the senate races which are going to be very important. and, rachel, thank you. and by that, i mean thank you for the last four years, because i will never forget at 10:00 p.m. on election night, i was at an anchor desk with steve an anchor desk with steve schmidt and james carville and they knew what was happening 25 minutes before everybody else did. i was sitting in that room and i kind of knew what was happening. i realized 24 hours from now i'm go

i'm peter alexander in for nicolle wallace.ting the first public comments from president trump since the election was called for his opponent joe biden. the first public remarks, in fact, in the eight days since he came out to the white house podium and delivered that string of false claims on voter fraud as the votes were still being counted. we're going to do today what we did then, bring you the president's comments, we will not amplify any misinformation. if the president makes false claims about the election, virus, vaccine or anything else, we're ready to break away from the event and bring you a fact check right here. it's not clear whether or not president trump will take reporters' questions but there are dozens of our nbc news colleagues and others have ready including plainly, do you accept the results of the presidential election? this just hours after nbc n