back with me, rick wilson, julia ioffe, and adam serwer.he former new york mayor michael bloomberg spoke to cnn. here's part of that interview. >> the president, who should be unifying, and instead he is exciting people, inciting people. the president's words matter more than anybody else, and his job, i've always thought, is to be a unifier, not to be the leader of a party but to be the leader of this country. >> julia, bloomberg says that trump should be unifying people, not inciting people. the problem, though, is his entire campaign and now his presidency built on exacerbating and widening divisions. >> yeah, like rick said, it's a feature, not a bug. and, you know, the last couple days i've heard the president's allies say, well, you know, bernie sanders was responsible for the shooting of steve scalise that summer, and nobody said this. and, you know, eric holder said when they go low, we kick them. and that's -- no. these are people who are political leaders, leaders within their parties and within their bases. donald trump is the pr

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jennifer rubin, rick wilson and christina greer, thanks for your time. this is a tuesday reminder. we have a new episode of our podcast up, and it's about the growing popularity of medicare for all, and crucially, what it would take detail-wise to make that happen. this week's guest abdul el say yesterday. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> putin and trump meet again just five days before the midterms. he said he brought up russian medals but china was way worse. >>> we've never seen anything like it. fake stories, baseless rumors, made-up job rumors, a chance for a 10% tax cut for many in the next two weeks from a president who doesn't see a problem with nationalism. >>> and the president's odd reaction now that the cover story surrounding jamal khashoggi's murder are unraveling. nick kristof with us to weigh in as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a tuesday night. and good evening once again from our msnbc news headquarters here in new york.

jennifer rubin, rick wilson and christina greer, thanks for your time. this is a tuesday reminder.r podcast up, and it's about the growing popularity of medicare for all, and crucially, what it would take detail-wise to make that happen. this week's guest abdul el say yesterday. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. rachel has her own podcast coming up. >> here is the thing. >> you're always like this about everything. it's going to be awesome. you're stressing it. it's not going to be good. i see you every day at 5:00. and then your show is great. it will be great. >> you're very nice to me, but that doesn't change the way that i feel, which is exactly what you're describing. >> but it will be great. >> it will drop in a week. it will drop on tuesday of next week, and by then it will be great. but right now i'm in total crisis mode. >> i'm confident. >> thank you, my friend. >> it's called bagman, the podcast if you want

jeff toobin, rick wilson. thanks very much.ck in with chris to see what he's working on for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> i want to know who the lawyer is in the white house that told the president he can change what's in the 14th amendment by fiat. he said his lawyers told him. i want to know who that lawyer is. i think the white house should produce them. and i think that that party -- the election is a week away. you're analyzing it exactly right. you're doing it from the right place. is the whole party on board with trump's campaign of fear and loathing? are they? we have a congressman on tonight from that party, a young leader, who says it needs to stop. and then we're going to put cuomo's court in session and we're going to go through the legalities of bringing the military and changing the 14th amendment. we'll give people the facts. >> chris, i appreciate it. i'll see you in a couple minutes. all the victims here in pittsburgh touched the lives of others in so many unique ways. others in so many unique ways. just ahead,

we got you, we got rick wilson, we had peggy noonan.only doing to the republican party and the conservative movement, but to the united states of america. talk about the derangement of the american mind. i must say i'm kind of tired of talking about donald trump. i want to talk about the 45% of americans who actually like what he's doing by stirring up hatred. >> you know, that's exactly right. it's like we can't be shocked by donald trump because we know who he is. we know what's in his dna. but the way people react, turn the lens to those crowd after this horrific shooting, this tragedy. they're talking cnn sucks, chanting lock eher up. the moral test to the republican party that they have failed over and over again, the president has been a man who has stoked our divisions, has stoked the fear and the hostility, the has created this toxic stew. and we're being reminded the number of people out there who take him both literally and seriously. at one level you have people who are willing to rationalize and defend his behavior, but also

republican strategist rick wilson, author of "everything trump touches dies," political commenters symone sanders and margaret hoover are all here. thank you so much. what do you think of this latest him moving it forward and her statement? >> i think it's clear mitch mcconnell always wan this had vote to happen. he has said time and time again through hell or high water the senate is going to vote on brett kavanaugh. they can vote it up or down but there is going to be a vote. i'm so surprised that even after folks pushed forever an fbi investigation, that the fbi investigation didn't even bother to interview dr. ford. so i understand why not only dr. ford's attorney but many senate democrats and folks outside of the senate are saying this cannot be a credible investigation. >> why have an investigation and not interview the principals. >> look, you've had people on the show segments before us who gave all sorts of texture what they could be doing and what could have happened. we don't know what the investigation says. we have no idea what the report says. i don't want to say there's no

other republicans on her side, and then she got out early before everything trump touches dies as rick wilson says. then she's going to get some independents and maybe some democrats. that's it. that's the end of it. that's what happened. >> i just don't know why it happened right now this way. the analysis could still hold and she didn't have to get out in a curious set of timing mechanisms, right after kavanaugh, right before midterms. that's all i'm saying. >> we'll find out. you're right. it is as everyone else says, i don't know if that's the right one, it's a bit fishy, maybe a little suspicious that she's getting out now. people want to know why because she could have done it the day after. but maybe the damage will already have been done -- >> maybe. >> -- after the midterms and it will just look like she's maybe leaving a sinking ship if republicans do badly. but who knows? maybe they'll do well, and she could have just said i'm ready to go then too. >> there's always going to be a plus-minus. you're right about that. >> thank you chris-squared. missed you yesterday. hope you had a g

scott jennings is here, rick wilson, the author of the book "everything trump touches dies." scott, i do have to give you credit. good evening, yesterday on the show you said it was wrong to speculate this was the false flag. why do so many of your fellow conservatives continue to go down this rabbit hole, this -- it's just -- i don't understand it. >> yeah, i think in the case of some of the right wing provocateurs you played there, the people in business to have audiences, they feel like they have to do it to keep the audience and it's what their audience expects them to do. so i wonder if it's more about marketing and business than anything. it's harmful to the country, it's wrong, it doesn't help move us forward as a country. the president is not responsible for this guy's record of being violent and unhinged. what he is responsible for, and making it clear, and all of his allies should be responsible for making it clear that he will not tolerate people in his name operating in this way. he doesn't need these people. he doesn't need this guy. he doesn't need these unhinge

. >> tucker: rick wilson, for the record, may be the dumbest person ever to appear on television. borders and he joins us tonight. so thanks very much for coming on. i think most people when thinking about immigration have thought in terms of barriers. how do you strengthen the border? but this appears to be, this caravan, a perfect example of what's actually happening, people who have no right to be here leveraging our legal system against us. something that border walls can't stop. >> that's exactly right. what i think they are attempting to do, you are right if you set in the intro they are going to be met by all kinds of liberal lawyers and they are going to try to claim asylum and the thing is they have no basis whatsoever proclaiming asylum. they did not face persecution by the government in their home country, which is the essence of asylum, but because they under our laws at least get a hearing, a credible hearing and we don't have enough detention beds to detain 14,000 people while they get those hearings. many of them probably will be let go with a slip thing please come

jennifer rubin, rick wilson and christina greer, thanks for your time. this is a tuesday reminder. we have a new episode of our podcast up, and it's about the growing popularity of medicare for all, and crucially, what it would take detail-wise to make that happen. this week's guest abdul el say yesterday. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. rachel has her own podcast coming up. >> here is the thing. >> you're always like this about everything. it's going to be awesome. you're stressing it. it's not going to be good. i see you every day at 5:00. and then your show is great. it will be great. >> you're very nice to me, but that doesn't change the way that i feel, which is exactly what you're describing. >> but it will be great. >> it will drop in a week. it will drop on tuesday of next week, and by then it will be great. but right now i'm in total crisis mode. >> i'm confident. >> thank you, my friend. >> it's called bagman, the podcast if you want to subscribe now. it's going to drop a week from tonight. i am super stressed about it. it

scott jennings is here, rick wilson, the author of the book "everything trump touches dies."i do have to give you credit. good evening, yesterday on the show you said it was wrong to speculate this was the false flag. why do so many of your fellow conservatives continue to go down this rabbit hole, this -- it's just -- i don't understand it. >> yeah, i think in the case of some of the right wing provocateurs you played there, the people in business to have audiences, they feel like they have to do it to keep the audience and it's what their audience expects them to do. so i wonder if it's more about marketing and business than anything. it's harmful to the country, it's wrong, it doesn't help move us forward as a country. the president is not responsible for this guy's record of being violent and unhinged. what he is responsible for, and making it clear, and all of his allies should be responsible for making it clear that he will not tolerate people in his name operating in this way. he doesn't need these people. he doesn't need this guy. he doesn't need these unhinged folks

charlie sykes, rick wilson, rick tyler saying that when the president declared himself a nationalist,. and george conway, kellyanne conway's husband. you can go down the list -- >> a lot of these people are outside the party or headed toward retirement or have given up the a lot of republicans have come to the conclusion that, in fact, william f. buckley did not drive anti-semitism and hatred out of the republican party. a lot of these lurking problems ever since the mid '60s and the republican party's movement, a lot of these things have been amplified by the internet, have been given a home. and the president of the united states of america now encourages division, hatred and exploiting this for purely electoral means. >> which i was going to get to the second part of that. but 90% of republicans still support a president who is claiming, just like fox news, that this phantom invasion of migrants is going to bring smallpox and leprosy. it is a pure out and out appeal to racism. and 90% of the trump republican party is supporting it. >> i would ask you to contrast barack obama's reac

. >> so rick wilson wrote the book "everything trump touches dies." >> which is subtle. >> which is subtleere can be elevation, but i think there are a lot of folk who benefit from donald trump in relation to their own selfish interests. it's not only folks who work with him, but you think about all those folks who disagree with his brashness, his racism but who are really liking their portfolios right now, who really are benefiting from those tax cuts, and they're willing to suffer donald trump and the circus and the chaos around him because they're benefitting from the presence of donald trump. >>> coming up on "morning joe," if georgia's governors' race goes to a recount, it will be overseen by brian kemp. one of the candidates on the ballot, brian kemp. we'll break that down next on "morning joe." what does it take to make digital transformation actually happen? do you just flip a switch... and presto your business is magically transformed? not quite. it takes a ground-breaking company like dell technologies. a family of seven technology leaders working behind the scenes to make the im

joining us now is eric olsen, an expert on latin america from the nonpartisan wilson center. and rick is joining us and is a youth and migration adviser in latin america and the caribbean for catholic relief services. gentlemen, thank you very much for joining me today. rick, i'm going to start with you. you are right now in el salvador. you work with farmers and youth and communities plagued by violence. many of these migrants are saying they're fleeing gang violence and poverty. president trump not on the same page. help us understand what is the magnitude of that violence and poverty. >> well, really, these are refugees fleeing violence. honduras is one of the five most-violent countries in the world, and the homicide rate for per ka is over 100 -- per capita is over 100. anything over 10 is an epidemic. violence has a stranglehold on these communities which also affects their opportunities for development. businesses won't history people from these communities because they think they're tied to the gangs or drug car tales. if you start your -- cartels. if you start your own busine

rick, great job. criticize wilson, appreciate it. >> you bet. g.o.p. headquarters. that's not all. left behind a threatening message. republican in new york blew the whistle on disturbing incident. he will join us live. does he have a shot? steve: left wing vandals targeting antifa spray painting doors and breaking locks at the metropolitan republican club. criminals left behind a note saying quote our attack is merely a beginning. we are not pafn, we are not civil. we will not apologize. new york gubernatorial candidate mark malarno along with the widow of new york city police department officer join us live this morning. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. steve: what do you make of antifa. >> it was outrageous attack. it threatened staff and the people in that building and certainly we have staff there. but, what is most critical is we have to tone down the rhetoric. ism, on all sides of the aisle. the violence is not -- it's not something that we should accept. but, in new york, the governor of this state wants nothing more than to

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rick scott. by the way, two are not running against each other. we don't talk about their two opponents as much. it seems like both bill wilson and ron desantis have a bit -- is it just an attention issue, a charisma issue? what would you draw it up to? >> i say neither one is running a terrific campaign. bill nelson waited to spend his money until september. he's been under full-throttle attack from rick scott going back to early, early. and ron desantis, he's been one note in terms of the campaign he's run, which is tv, tv, tv. >> the nationalization of these florida races, adam, it's bizarre to me that the governor's race has become more nationalized than the senate race. the senate feels like it's being argued by the local issues and yet the governor's race is about national issues. >> i think that's the trump effect. certainly ron desantis, nobody remembers tv ads. everybody remembers that ad, teaching your daughter how to build a wall, et cetera. >> right. >> he but for a tweet from donald trump, he probably would not be the nominee and poised to be the next governor because he's very little known. i will say health car