international editor, richard walker in washington, ah, richard joe biden has just issued that statement. how do we read that? tell us more. yeah, melissa, it's pretty interesting to, to read. so, i mean, at the, at the top of the statement, joe biden makes it pretty clear that, of course, there is no loft loss between united states and us on this raleigh. he says that he and his beloved, well, i'm quoting him from the statements that they were responsible for killing hundreds of americans over a full decade reign of tara. he said that his death row from that is where he strikes his as he puts it to a measure of justice for his many victims. but if you read this statement as a whole, you see job, i've been trying to kind of square the circle about these difficulties in the relationship that we've just been hearing about earlier between the, by the ministration and the nation. yahoo government, there's this sense that they really, they haven't been on the same page. in fact, to some extent.

richard joe biden has just issued that statement. how do we read that? tell us more. yeah, melissa, it's pretty interesting to, to read. so, i mean, at the top of this statement, joe biden makes it pretty clear that of course there is no loft loss between united states and us on this raleigh. he says that he and his belie, well, i'm recording here from the statements that they were responsible for killing hundreds of americans over a full decade reign of tara. he said that his death row from that is where he strikes his, as he puts it to a measure of justice for his many victims. but if you read this statement as a whole, you see joe biden trying to kind of square the circle about these difficulties in the relationship that we've just been hearing about earlier between the bug and ministration and the nation. yahoo government, there's this sense that they really, they haven't been on the same page, in fact, to some extent cooling in opposite directions in recent weeks. and even in recent months, over the whole scope of this conflict. if we look to earlier in the year

you know, we chief international editor richard walker told us more about the statement issued by us president joe biden about the hezbollah leaders desk at the top of the statement. joe biden makes it pretty clear that of course there is no loft loss between united states and us on this raleigh. he says that he and his below our, i'm recording here from the statements that they were responsible for killing hundreds of americans over a full decade reign of tara. he said that his death row from that is where he strikes these as he puts it to a measure of justice for his many victims. but if you read this statement as a whole, you see joe biden trying to kind of square the circle about these difficulties in the relationship that we've just been hearing about earlier between the, by the ministration and the nesting yahoo government. there's this sense that they really, they haven't been on the same page, in fact, to some extent pulling in opposite directions in recent weeks. and even in recent months, over the whole scope of this conflict. and if we look to earlier in the year, the united states in the un

you know, be chief international editor, richard walker is following the story from washington. i asked him how us president joe biden reacted to natural us death. yeah, melissa, it's pretty interesting to, to read. so i mean, at the, at the top of this statement, joe biden makes it pretty clear that, of course, there is no loft loss between united states and us on us. raleigh, he says that he and his belie, well, i'm recording here from the statements that they were responsible for killing hundreds of americans over a full decade reign of tara. he said that his death row from that is where he strikes his, as he puts it to a measure of justice for his many victims. but if you read this statement as a whole, you see joe biden trying to kind of square the circle about these difficulties in the relationship that we've just been hearing about earlier between the, by the ministration and the nesting yahoo government. there's this sense that they really, they haven't been on the same page, in fact, to some extent cooling in opposite directions in recent weeks. and even in recent months, over the whole scope of this conflic

it almost worked against joe biden who had closer richard and kamala harris does but it's actually true on the ground. the conversation trump house is a podcaster may change from day to day. he may veer into whatever topic is on his mind, reminisce about 2016. all money is going into advertising trying to drive down impressions of harris before voters take a good look at him. >> people there actually telling you? you are in north carolina and we know what the candidates and their campaigns are saying on the airwaves. what are voters telling you? >> there actually is some joy [ inaudible ] but really talked to democrats two months ago, talk to them today confirming that democrats are unenthusiastic on biden and enthusiastic on harris. people are also essentially worried about trump coming back in the office. again talked to a sample of voters who were out to hear a democrat very worried about rights banishing, very worried about lgbt rights banishing, abortion been banned in north carolina where there's a conservative candidate for governor who has said he wants to shorten a 12 week band

it was richard nixon's administration for they got 13% i got this would a couple years ago under joe biden at 8.9. what do you think it would probably be this year? who. >> every year is the same. >> i'm sorry, i'm sort, an extra 25 per. >> what is your point? text michael do. actually i called to -- called about is he agree with david stockman's book don donald trump's on capitalism? because inflation there's a lot of inflation over donald trump's tenure. read $8 trillion according to david stockman donald trump was only responsible for a lot of that inflation. they try to blame joe biden for all of this. i just wanted to know his point on that. stuart we will take that. kamala. i have not read his book. but i would distinguish between the rate of inflation which was pretty low during the trump administration. the rate of adept which was very high under donald trump. trump was not interested in a balanced budget i love debt is not quite as appropriate for the government of the united states as it may be for t someone who s buildingof massive buildings on the middle of manhattan. that's al

richard nixon's administration. they got 13%. i got this one a couple of years ago under joe biden, 8.9%. do you -- what do you think it would probably be this year? guest: well, look, every year is the same -- caller: sorry, next year. 25? host: what is your point? caller: i called about, does he agree with david stockman's book donald trump's more on capitalism? you know, inflation, there was a lot of inflation over donald trump's tenure. we had $8 trillion. according to david stockman, donald trump was responsible for a lot of that inflation, but they tried to blame joe biden for all of this. i just wanted to know his point on that. host: mr. galston? guest: well, i have not read mr. stockton's book. i would distinguish between the rate of inflation, which was pretty low during the trump administration, a bit under 2% on an annual basis as i recall, and the rate of that accumulation, which -- rate of debt accumulation, which was very high under donald trump. donald trump was not interested in a balanced budget. he said several times, and i quote, "i love debt." which is something he le

richard. i'm what's being said about this. yeah, so, so that being brief comments from joe biden himself, the us president saying that the us had, as he put it, no knowledge of all participation in these actions. so joe biden, being aust, directly about that by it, by general, is here in the us and, and to 9 to the us. and you about this in advance and saying that they were still watching to gather information. and a sports person at the pentagon was also also a little bit more detail about this and also stressing they didn't know in advance . and the secretary of defense, i quote, spoke to these kinds about while the operation was under way. so that, that was contact between the us include defense and his is really count. but while the operation was happening, but that they didn't have advance notice, and this a spokesperson for the pain to get also stressing that there is a very close communication between those 2, a secretaries of defense but, but the overall picture that emerges from the binding administration is that they don't know very much for at least they say they don't very much know very much despite having all of t

in the days ahead today, there may be some indication of richard's thinking during that meeting between his stomach and the us president joe biden. mike, thank you very much. my kind of live there at the white house, the democratic republic of congo. now a military court has sentence 37 people to death for their roles in an attempt to go in may. they include 3 americans and one belgian military expert. at the time, the company's army set, it stopped in a time by a group of men near the presidential palace in contrast to the on demand, while reportedly led by excited politician christian mulanda island way. connie has the latest i'm go my 8 eastern d r. c, thought to 7 people were convicted, definitely not here in the democratic republicans on the with the military quote in the control. so there were among the 51 people i listed the last time during the french military. cool. in the fall in the presidential palace in case of and then the attack on there was it this of the coverage president of to the probably i met this i thought was organized in a 100 percent to buy a group of commodities from day asked for a week and under the

joining me is richard haas, richard, this is his victory plan, what's the victory plan beyond wanting approval from the u.s., from joe bidenissiles into russia and the u.s. stands alone in this because the europeans want to give that approval even if it's on the british weapons. >> two separate issues here, one, the arms we provide under what constraints. he's wanted more powerful weapons with further constraints. that's a means. the much bigger question surrounding this zelenskyy visit is what the end, the definition of victory, if there's a plan for victory, how do you define it, it's ukraine gaining all of its territory back, if that's the definition of victory it's not going to be achieved any time soon to say the least. the most interesting question, the one that's being discussed privately, what it's the realistic definition of victory in the way of territorial division, nato guarantees, so forth, that's the real conversation. >> part of the backdrop that donald trump would not say in the debate he wants ukraine to win the war and that he's said such favorable things for russia. donald trump victory means pressure on

service agent joining us now and richard, to jason's point, we have a hundreds of tears that have entered this country through our southern border and that is for joe biden's dhs. in addition of more than 12 million people that are unfettered and so jason think the point come up with if this was three or four shooters and what if this was a team effort in the secret service protective former president went he golfs her out an rally if you have not one shooter my three or four shooters and what you do to show the american people that this cannot happening yet in any capacity. >> will the answer to that joe, no you can't as evidenced by the last two incidences today and when humans ago the secret service in the palm and security supplier not taking president trump seriously and he needs to be afforded the level of protection from the level of assets, manpower and resources, that are afforded to the sitting president of the united states. to continue to pursue president trump is that he's just another former present or a candidate, simply is not working. this is not just for president trump's sake the somebody who just mention a few minutes ago, that is for a

joe biden as the next president. now he wants kamala harris in the oval office. but is the former kgb spy telling the truth? nbc's richardo, ukraine. what does u.s. intelligence make of these remarks? >> reporter: it's probably easier for viewers to judge for themselves. if you watch this clip of vladimir putin as he's sitting back, quite comfortable, quite i don't want to say smug, but in a familiar place opining about u.s. politics and his preferences, i think it's quite clear that he's speaking in a tongue in cheek way. he has said in the past that he supported president biden, he wanted president biden to run again, but the consistent u.s. intelligence assessment is that he wants absolutely the opposite, that he wants former president donald trump to return because he does not believe that trump will be at supportive of the ukrainian military sending as much weapons, sending as much arms. you asked, can he be believed? i think people can just watch and assess for themselves. >> to determine. these are elections of u.s. people. i said that if we can name a favorite candidate, it was, it used to be joe biden. but now h

on "morning joe," we'll bring you more highlights from president biden's address on the united nations as he reflected also on his decision to drop out of the 2024 race. plus senator richardafter the approval of a bill of donald trump secret service following the second attempt on his life. >>> also ahead, mika's conversation with oscar-nominated actress margot robbie. you won't want to miss that. "morning joe" just a few minutes away. now available: boost max! >>> welcome back. congress will be holding an important vote today in order to avoid a government shutdown. with funding set to run out in just six days. sources tell nbc news the senator has locked in an agreement to take a three-month stop gap funding bill which will keep the federal government open through december 20th and clear election season. joining us now nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. good morning. let's talk about this bill. there was a republican mutiny to shut things down, that didn't happen. talk about this bill and important things that were left out despite donald trump's issues. >> this has been a congress of the mutiny. the difference here, jonathan, this is one we anticipated and

richard in kentucky, republican line. caller: yes, i just read an article and this has to do with the transition in trump wins, he comes in to the white house and it is what joe biden and/or the kamala harris people do helping him to take over. now i read this article that in 2016 when trump won we had barack obama, james comey, joe biden and the whole team who wentz -- went after michael flynn. he was a retired patriotic general who was absolutely just a brilliant wonderful man who they lied, cheated and absolutely just destroyed his life, his family, costing him every dime. this is the f.b.i. in charge of this. host: let's take it in 2024. what is the top issue? caller: it is how much -- you don't want to remember about what the democrats did before. are they going to do it again? michael flynn and the f.b.i. -- host: i'm just saying relate it to what is the top issue of 2024 what points are you trying to make caller: can you trust democrats to do the right thing? they already tried to kill the president -- host: no, no. i will leave it there. james in indiana democrat lane. caller: good morning. this is going to rile some feathers of the learning group but a lon

president joe biden speaking at an event for hbcu week in philadelphia, the president commending the secret service of plotting their response, noting that the acting secret service director richard rowe, is in florida for this investigation. the president didn't they're also saying that the us has suffered too many tragedies as a result of a bullet as he put it also saying that we should resolve to figure out our differences at the ballot box, not with violence, and we should not give that kind of disposition, that kind of rhetoric. any oxygen notable coming from the president amid the former president pointing the finger at his rhetoric and the vice president's for what happened yesterday. we're covering the story from every angle will continue to bring you the latest as we get a stay with cnn news central news for you saturday at nine on cnn? that's payback time all these years you worked hard you fixed it, you looked after it maybe it's time for your home home to start taking care of you. >> we've invested in our home we worked on it. >> we had a whole lot of equity. we just sitting there. you paid down your mortgage bested in your home i guess you could say your home almost

richard nixon's administration. they got 13%. i got this one a couple of years ago under joe biden, 8.9%. do you -- what do you think it would probably be this year? guest: well, look, every year is the same -- caller: sorry, next year. 25? host: what is your point? caller: i called about, does he agree with david stockman's book donald trump's more on capitalism? you know, inflation, there was a lot of inflation over donald trump's tenure. we had $8 trillion. according to david stockman, donald trump was responsible for a lot of that inflation, but they tried to blame joe biden for all of this. i just wanted to know his point on that. host: mr. galston? guest: well, i have not read mr. stockton's book. i would distinguish between the rate of inflation, which was pretty low during the trump administration, a bit under 2% on an annual basis as i recall, and the rate of that accumulation, which -- rate of debt accumulation, which was very high under donald trump. donald trump was not interested in a balanced budget. he said several times, and i quote, "i love debt." which is something he le

richard in kentucky. republican line. caller: i just read an article, and this has to do with the transition if trump wins, he comes in to the white house and it is what joe bidennd kamala harris do in helping him come in to take over. now i read this article that in 2016, when trump won, we had barack obama, james comey, joe biden, and the whole team who went after michael flynn, not wanting him to be in charge of the nsa. michael flynn was a retired patriotic general it was absolutely a brilliant and wonderful man who they lied, cheated, and absolutely destroyed his life, his family, cost him every dime. this is the fbi in charge of this. host: you went back in time to 2016. let's take it to 2024. what is the top issue. caller: the top issue is how much shenanigans. he did not want to remember what the democrats did before, are they going to do it again? michael flynn in james comey and the fbi. host: if you can related to the top issue for 2024. what is the point. caller: can you trust the democrats to do the right thing now? they have tried to kill the president of the united states. host: no, no, no. i will leave it right there. james on the democrat line.

. >> richard haass, thank you very much for being on this morning. still ahead on "morning joe," president biden joins vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail for the first time since exiting the 2024 race. what he had to say from battleground pennsylvania. >>> plus, former president trump claims he had every right to interfere with the 2020 election. >> confession. >> there he goes again. >> there's his confession. >> we'll play those new remarks for you. >> what is this, perry mason? >> what the harris campaign is saying in response. >>> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all o

richard in kentucky. republican line. caller: i just read an article, and this has to do with the transition if trump wins, he comes in to the white house and it is what joe bidennd kamala harris do in helping him come in to take over. now i read this article that in 2016, when trump won, we had barack obama, james comey, joe biden, and the whole team who went after michael flynn, not wanting him to be in charge of the nsa. michael flynn was a retired patriotic general it was absolutely a brilliant and wonderful man who they lied, cheated, and absolutely destroyed his life, his family, cost him every dime. this is the fbi in charge of this. host: you went back in time to 2016. let's take it to 2024. what is the top issue. caller: the top issue is how much shenanigans. he did not want to remember what the democrats did before, are they going to do it again? michael flynn in james comey and the fbi. host: if you can related to the top issue for 2024. what is the point. caller: can you trust the democrats to do the right thing now? they have tried to kill the president of the united states. host: no, no, no. i will leave it right there. james on the democrat line.