red handed doing things better 10 times, worse than what the democrats and peach trump for robert donald trump was in peace for jo, biden's crimes and ukraine. i it's, and i know the well done and european read the american media is just their, their, the gatekeepers of all this. and to find the, what i call the wall street journal, running a story like this one is actually interesting because maybe we're finally starting to see how this is. we're finally forensic just how much, how far we could wind up in a situation. none of us wanted, i do clear war with the russians and because we're all playing these stupid reindeer games over trying to, you know, make another good traitor. make a feather our nest for our, our grandkids or whatever. just it's crazy. i thought i, i think is out of control. well, geopolitical that market on the list and of course, publisher of the gold goats and guns news that are coming along a great to see you as always. thanks so much. thank you. i think the joining us here an arty international, anything you need to catch up on to set up the website r t thought com. oth

those didn't come from donald trump or they came from john roberts. n roberts he's the guy behind the curtain who has pulled the strings to eviscerate her voting protection so zone orange like donald trump and his gestapo people, i don't want to give them that level. like these jack boot people that's why they have had this opening because john roberts set the scene. i come back to the don't control the courts you don't control or anything. did john writes lewis at. john lewis rights act good and let's do that but what makes democrats think that those things are going to matter? if you don't pass the courts you are taking past the john roberts at its apex of voting to write -- freedom to vote act you knock it down. that's always been true that the passage of the 15th amendment. >> thank you. [applause] so andy how are we doing on time? excellent. please raise your hand. we have a question right here in the front and we have another question sort of mid--- what got you to go to -- the question -- for those in the know it was a shoe manhattan law firm wh

this hodgepodge, but there's nothing left, and in that vacuum, of marjorie taylor greene, a donald trump. robertr, new book out. today it's called weapons of mass solution, where the republican party lost its. maya thank you robert, appreciate it. >> my pleasure chris. >> coming up. we know the consequences of a republican victory in the midterms could be far reaching, but just three weeks till election day, where things stand? the one and only steve kornacki's mere feet away from me and he'll be mere feet away from me right after this break. ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ host: tell me the... mom: chimichanga! name the device... the telephone! turns out moms are always right, and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage - go with the general. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insuranceverage - through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps

host: let's hear from robert in greenville, north carolina. caller: as far as donald trump is concerned, when he first came in he promised he would build the wall of mexico would pay for it. that did not happen. he also said he would not have time to play golf and he would not draw a salary because he would be too busy working for his great country. we spent 145 million taking him to take golf. they overcharged secret service to stay at mar-a-lago, four times the amount they charge customers. half of his people were indicted for something. they were all grifters. half of them cannot even get a security clearance. donald trump is a complete fraud. i can't believe -- there are two republican senator willing to speak up and the rest of the republicans all with their tail between their legs. they are watching our country go down the tubes with a bunch of grifters. host: let's go to steve on the republican line in wisconsin. caller: good morning pedro. a couple of quick comments. thank you c-span for having a more balanced set of talent coming on. stephen moore was nice to liste

donald trump. i know he's the bad guy the media wants to say. they came from john roberts. he's pulled the strings to eviscerate so that the orange buffoon like donald trump can have his gestapo people. rthat's why they had this openg because john roberts sentencing him. >> if you don't control the courts, you don't control anything. the john lewis voting rights act, great idea, freedom to vote act, yeah let's do that but what makes them think those things are going to matter, they go anywhere and he's got more help now than 2013. even if they had them they would knock it down before. you have to take back the court and that's always been true since the passage of the 15th amendment. >> thank you. [applause] how did we do on time? please raise your hands. we have a question right here and another. >> a white shoe manhattan law firm right out of law school. what got me to go there, money. ile wasn't the first person to o to college or graduate school. i bring that up to say when they offered me my first year salary that was more money than either of my college educated parent

there's this hodgepodge, but there's nothing in that vacuum, of marjorie taylor greene, a donald trump. robert draper, new book out. today it's called weapons of mass solution, where the republican party lost its. maya thank you robert, appreciated. >> my pleasure chris. >> coming up. we know the consequences of a republican victory in the midterms could be far reaching, but just three weeks till election day, where things stand? steve kornacki's mere feet away from me and he'll be mere feet away from me right after this break. fter thi break. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrolla

so, in a dramatic twist, the committee have voted to subpoena donald trump, himself. robertgo. he he's been studying the american insurrectionist movement for the past 21 months. he also testified at the january 6 hearing. thank the january 6 hearing. you for being with us. what thank you for being with us. what have you made of the hearings? strong finish. from the beginning, as soon as liz cheney began to speak, we know that the goal of this committee is to establish a case to prosecute donald trump. today they voted to subpoena donald trump. well, that is probably the best near—term case for a prosecution because we're just seeing steve bannon who refused to testify, refused to follow the subpoena, eventually prosecuted and convicted for contempt of congress. of course, a lot of steps to go but if the goal was to establish a case for the prosecution of trump, this was quite the strong finish. it quite the strong finish. it does raise the question, will donald trump testify? where would you put your money? nobody has any idea. donald trump is the ultimate wild card. everyb

donald trump. they came from john roberts. it is john roberts who is the actual, he is the guy behind the curtain who is pulled the strings to eviscerate our voting protections so that an orange buffoon like donald trump can then in his gestapo jackboots people can -- i don't want to -- i don't want to give him them that level, like a jackbooted idiot people, that is why they had this open because john robert set the scene for them. if you don't control -- i come back to if you don't control anything, the john lewis voting rights act great idea, freedom to vote act, still fine but what makes democrats think those things will matter. john roberts, he has more help than he did in 2013. if you don't pack the courts you are not taking back anything, the john lewis voting rights act, they passed it and roberts would not be down before breakfast. samuel alito would knock it down, to have voting rights and that is always true since even the passage of the 15th amendment. >> host: thank you. [applause] >> how are we doing? excellent.

on the social wedge issues that are part and parcel of the populists demagoguery that is donald trump. >> roberttaking time to talk to us about it this morning. what robert, draper the author of weapons of mass delusions, when the republican party lost his mind. he's also a writer at large for the new york times magazine. don't go anywhere, there's still plenty more to come on the special michigan edition of velshi across america. straight ahead, we will discuss what is at stake in the upcoming midterms with the attorney kearny general. i will give you, hunt it is democracy itself. plus, much more for my illuminating panel with a group of six michiganders. another hour of velshi, live, in detroit michigan, begins now. >>

on the social wedge issues that are part and parcel of the populists demagoguery that is donald trump. >> robert draper, thank you for an important can take you for taking time to talk to us about it this morning. what robert, draper the author of weapons of mass delusions, when the republican party lost his mind. he's also a writer at large for the new york times magazine. don't go anywhere, there's still plenty more to come on the special michigan edition of velshi across america. straight ahead, we will discuss what is at stake in the upcoming midterms with the attorney kearny general. i will give you, hunt it is democracy itself. plus, much more for my illuminating panel with a group of six michiganders. another hour of velshi, live, in detroit michigan, begins now. >> we were just looking at a life house on the north shore of the detroit. river i am on an island in the middle of the. river that is detroit, believe it or not to my north. that is canada believe it or not to myself. when you are in detroit and you look at canada you're actually looking south to word windsor but i love being he

weeks, donald trump mentioned less because, you know, there haven't been as many news reports about regarding the january 6th committee or regarding other things he's stayed active in. i agree with roberts now toxic to a large enough number of voters in the suburbs of philadelphia, atlanta, suburbs of detroit, milwaukee, suburbs of phoenix, all the places that really move elections in swing states, and so there will be at some point where it's obvious to republicans that i believe if this guy runs, he's toxic, he's going to lose for them, and they have to move on. >> the polling shows the documents was a little bit of a no go for people that they all agree that that's not okay. and you just wonder what else they're going to find, where else he has clubs and houses, wherever he's been. nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, thank you very much, and coming up, what will five more years of president xi jinping mean for china and the u.s., we'll go live to beijing as the communist party leader extends his authoritarian rule over the world's second largest economy. plus, nbc's keir simmons joins us live from outside 10 downing street with the latest on who will be the

donald trump. they came from john roberts. it is john roberts who is actual bannon. he's the guy behind the curtain who has the strings to eviscerate our voting protections. so that an orange buffoon like donald trump can then. and his guest a jackboot people can. i don't call the i just want to call it i don't want to give him that that level right just like jackboot idiot people. that's why they've had this because john roberts set the scene for them. if if you don't if you don't control, i guess, i come back to if you don't control the courts, you don't control anything. the john lewis voting rights act, great idea. the freedom to vote act, not as good as h.r. one, but still fine. yeah, let's do that. but what makes democrats think that those those things are going to matter john roberts think go anywhere. he's got more help now than he did in 2013. if you don't take the courts, you aren't taking back they'll pass the john laws that the john lewis voting rights act even if they had mentioned cinema, they pass it and roberts would knock it down before breakfast. the

donald trump. according to a new book by journalist robert draper, leader mccarthy yelled, quote, more upset? to effing kill me! that's how kevin mccarthy actually felt on january the 6th, when he believed his life was in danger. but, weirdly, that's not the tone we've heard from kevin mccarthy since, over the past 18 months. leader mccarthy has downplayed that armed insurrection, and attack democrats and the committee investigating the investigation. >> they are avoiding accountability. speaker pelosi's select committee on january 6th is unlike any other committee in american history. in fact, it is the most political and lease legitimate committee in american history. there is nothing i can provide the january 6th committee for legislation of their moving forward. there is nothing in that realm. it is pure politics. >> one thing i know is that since nancy has appointed this political committee, gas has gone up $1. 86. >> and that is what he has said in public. a few weeks after january 6th, kevin mccarthy went crawling down to mar-a-lago to suck up to donald trump and pose for this smiling

have become public, chief justice john roberts has not said one word about the obvious conflict of interest that clarence thomas has in any case involving donald trumpjustice john roberts has never said a word about how to deal with conflict of interest at the united states supreme court. our next guest has a plan for that. joining us now is democratic senator elizabeth warren, of massachusetts, she's a member of the senate finance committee, senate banking committee, and is a co-sponsor of the judicial ethics and anti-corruption act. thank you very much for joining us tonight! senator warren. what would you say to the chief justice about the connection between legitimacy of the courts and conflicts of interest. >> that the court's legitimacy is derived from the belief of the people of the united states, that this court will make decisions based on the rule of law, and not on personal entanglements. that's why we have judicial ethics. and that's why it's's that conflicts of interest and evened the apparent of impropriety causes a judge to recuse himself or herself, from any decision. look, i want to pass the judicial ethics law. but to do that we go

it is almost as though chief justice roberts is saying don't pay attention to the man behind the curtain and that man was donald trumpy, and then now chief justice roberts wanted to turn around and say forget about all of that, it just happened last year and just think as these as regular justices and court and we don't understand why you're making this a political matter, and we do remember, we do know what donald trump said when he vetted those justices that would be conservative and would overturn roe v. wade even though they said during the confirmation hearing they thought it was a super precedent and they would not. so anything is on the table and that makes the country unsure of their high court and makes everyone think the powers are being abused and has a political slant. so i don't think that he's getting the public. >> and the question of legitimacy was days before the start of the term. you talk about the fact that just he is sotomayor and kagen talked about the fact that the legitimacy of the court could be questioned if president dent wasn't preserved. and last week samuel alito issued a statement to th

donald trump! and the senior associates around him for conspiring to overturn the election. which is a charge that robert mueller used, and two different indictments, against sets of russians. and it is a charge that is available to the department of justice to use against donald trump. bend -- but, if there is additional as evidence that can somehow dispute what we have seen, then perhaps it he wouldn't be charged. the scene -- i would go ahead and charge them. >> all right, then they laid it out so well, but peter -- did they lay it out to the audience that needs to see it? or are they preaching to the choir -- i saw tucker carlson early tonight, not talking about this. i'm pretty sure he was covering a drag queen halloween parade. >> well look, the committee never expected to couldn't bet tucker carlson of course. >> but his audience -- >> [laughs] >> the town for the. people >> yeah, i'm not sure that they can get a whole lot of others as well. certainly, at least if you look at the polls. people went into this, with certain opinions, they came out of it with certain opinions. the numbers have not mo

with trump's then national security adviser robert o'brien, he dip at the matthews pallinger, and in addition you hearty in the background his court, audio with his advisers, his family. you hear donaldred kushner, among others. it's important to know throughout the audio tapes woodward intersperses his own comm commentary. in the epilogue, woodward declares his past assessment did not go far enough. woodward now set, quote, trump is an unparalleled danger. the record shows that he has led a sedition conspiracy, which is in effect an effort to destroy democracy. the audio book will be released by simon & schuster next week. jamie gan gel with the exclusive, thank you. >> thank you. >>> where's the beef? that takes back to the '80s. this is more serious. a special master who was appointed to deal with the documents from mar-a-lago is asking where the beef is? asking for more information from both the doj and trump's lawyers. why? stay with us. biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremf

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>> i think that it is a very low likelihood that donald trump will actually come and testify and so you can see what robert mueller was investigating, him i would love to talk with robert mueller, but ultimately the best they got with him was answering some questions with the lawyers. i think he wants to maintain that he wants to correct the record, but i don't think he's going to agree to show up there. i don't think any lawyer would let him come in and expose himself to saying things that might be incriminating. i'll come if i can have the open, might he says, maybe but i don't think the committee would want to agree to that because it would really just be giving him an opportunity to spread the further. >> doesn't matter if he is the open mic and it spreads disinformation under oath? let change anything? >> he's under oath, i suppose that that could make it criminal if he could make statements that are false there, and we know the way that he dissembles with word salad. i don't know that the committee would want to agree to that charade. >> let me ask you about what happens with him particular with resp

donald trump but also from his aids. >> well, there's more than eight hours so there's a lot we never heard before and there are absolutely new interviews with trump's then national security advisor robert o'brien. his deputy matthew pattenger and throughout the recordings, you hear in the background what i would describe as trump's court. these are advisers, ally, family. people who are in the room. you hear melania trump, senator lindsey graham and the audio gives an inside look at trump's inner circle. like this exchange, this is in 2016 when then candidate trump was asked whether he expects government employees to sign nondisclosure agreements. and his son, don jr., chimes in. >> did you sign one. >> steven has one. >> donny has one. >> i don't got one. i'm in the middle of a book. >> yeah. i'm not getting next week's paycheck until i sign one. >> do you think these are airtight agreements. >> i think they're very airtight. >> and that no one could write a book. >> i think they're extremely airtight. i don't like people to take your money and then say bad things about you, okay. >> i'm not getting next week's paycheck until i sign one. anderson, finally the audio ends with bob woodw

donald trump, but also from his aides? >> there are more than eight hours. so there's a lot we never heard before. and there are absolutely new interviews with trump's then national security adviser, robert o'brien. his deputy, matthew pottinger. and throughout the recordings, you hear in the background, what i would describe as trump 's court. these are advisers, allies, family. people who are in the room. you hear melania trump, senator lindsey graham. and the audio also gives an inside glimpse of trump's inner circle. like this exchange, this is in 2016 when then-candidate trump was asked whether he expects government employees to sign nondisclosure agreements. and his son, don jr., chimes in. >> cory has, one hope has one, did you sign? one >> donnie has won. >> i'm in the middle of the book, i don't about. that [laughs] >> he is the one i'm most worried about. >> yeah, i'm not going next week's paycheck until i sign. >> do you think there is a fahrenheit agreement, in that no one could write a book or -- >> extremely airtight, i don't like people to take your money and that's a bad things about you, okay. >> i'm not getting next weeks paycheck into lie side when. it anderson,, final

oz but by donald trump political action committee have made it a tight contest. host: let's get to calls. robert in massachusetts. robert on the democrats line. caller: good morning. one thing i know is when republicans call on this stage in, they call on the independent line. you have to make sure that when people: the independent line, make sure they are independent and not a republican. this gentleman right here. does he know what an uncle tom is? if you do not know what an uncle tom is i will tell you what an uncle tom is. an uncle tom and aunt sally, that is a black person that sold out on their own people. herschel walker is an uncle tom. this man, if you watch fox tv and you see a black person on fox tv, that is an uncle tom and that is it onto sally. -- and that is aunt sally. host: we will let you go. that is a pretty broad brush against herschel walker. your thoughts? guest: my thoughts are whenever someone seems to think for his or herself someone else will call them a stereotypical name. i have heard some eight times in 70 circumstances and i would like to say that independent -- i'v

host: let's hear from robert in greenville, north carolina. caller: as far as donald trumpconcerned, when he first came in he promised he would build the wall of mexico would pay for it. that did not happen. he also said he would not have time to play golf and he would not draw a salary because he would be too busy working for his great country. we spent 145 million taking him to take golf. they overcharged secret service to stay at mar-a-lago, four times the amount they charge customers. half of his people were indicted for something. they were all grifters. half of them cannot even get a security clearance. donald trump is a complete fraud. i can't believe -- there are two republican senator willing to speak up and the rest of the republicans all with their tail between their legs. they are watching our country go down the tubes with a bunch of grifters. host: let's go to steve on the republican line in wisconsin. caller: good morning pedro. a couple of quick comments. thank you c-span for having a more balanced set of talent coming on. stephen moore was nice to listen to

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donald john trump in -- >> what? hee-ya! boo, boo, boo! aagghh! gravy! >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- george clooney and julia roberts.elebrities with mean tweets. plus music from omar apollo -- with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. thanks. hi, everybody. thanks. thank you. i'm gemmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching and joining us. please settle in, because -- oh, what a day it was here today in america. the award-winning limited series "the white potus" is back. [ laughter ] if you haven't been keeping up up with the january 6th hearings, here's a quick recap to get you up to speed. >> previously on january 6th -- >> president trump followed the course recommended by an apparently inebriated rudy giuliani. >> the mayor was definitely intoxicated. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> the claims of fraud were bull [ bleep ]. >> there was ketchup dripping down the wall. >> then we went for lunch. we went for tuckers. >> president trump was yelling and aware of the rioters' chants to "hang mike pence." >> it was a di

donald trump said he would appoint only people who would reverse roe, and those three new >> so glad you brought up te chief justice, john robertsbehind the scenes, to try to mediate the dobbs decision. and put it somewhere closer to where public opinion polls show the american people are. in terms of restriction on abortion. take a look at -- who can show exactly jones just summarizing. what the chief justice had to say about the course of just missing in the recent plots. >> the court has always decided controversial cases, and the decisions have also been subject to intense criticism. and that is entirely appropriate. lately, the criticism is praised in terms of these opinions, it calls into question the legitimacy of -- and i think it is a mistake to view those criticisms in that light. >> so, scott jennings, what is your take on this. because mitch mcconnell, you have worked for for many many years, has been a key architect of the court in its current form. and it has been something that democrats were very upset with how merrick garland's nomination has been handled. for example, among other things. do you think the way th

robert? >> yeah, i do think in fairness, i think the you have candidates out there making the case for democracy and making the case for protecting voting and making the case against the big lie and donald trump the challenge we have is that we think this elation election is about inflation versus abortion, and i think those are big important issues but i don't think they're the only issues that people are talking about. i think you have democrats at out there for unity feeblest beliefs that republicans have, whether it's about democracy, whether it's about january 6th, whether it's about the future of our country as well as peep things like abortion. so i do think you're going to have people talking about a lot of these issues. it's why quite frankly this it is an issue that was probably at half where was just now a few months ago. >> michael, one of the things the majority of americans feel good about is our response to ukraine, working with our nato allies. and today kevin mccarthy suggested the republican -controlled house could oppose aid to ukraine. is that the new gop position? are people down with? [laughs] >> it's just so ridiculous. >> it's the truth. >> that is true, it is true. we

robert, good morning. caller: good morning. i do not have too much to say. but what i am going to say is that donald trumpof 2023, he will be indicted. and he is going to jail. if he don't get on a plane and leave the country. thank you, american people. host: let's talk to andrew calling from iceland, new jersey, on the independent line. andrew, did i pronounce that correctly? caller: yes, you did. independent but conservative, but the republican party has gotten too extreme for me. i think their policies wind up killing people, women dying from abortion, seniors will die without medicare and social security. children are going to die from assault weapons. mother earth is dying. even democracy is dying with this whole -- with their love for insurrection, qanon, roat keepers. we need to get back to normal society. these radical republican policies will wind up killing people. host: all right. there are several stories going on that we will bring to you while we wait for you to call in with your most important political topic. law enforcement officials scrambling to figure out what to do about possible phy

robert, good morning. caller: good morning. i do not have too much to say. but what i am going to say is that donald trumpof 2023, he will be indicted. and he is going to jail. if he don't get on a plane and leave the country. thank you, american people. host: let's talk to andrew calling from iceland, new jersey, on the independent line. andrew, did i pronounce that correctly? caller: yes, you did. independent but conservative, but the republican party has gotten too extreme for me. i think their policies wind up killing people, women dying from abortion, seniors will die without medicare and social security. children are going to die from assault weapons. mother earth is dying. even democracy is dying with this whole -- with their love for insurrection, qanon, roat keepers. we need to get back to normal society. these radical republican policies will wind up killing people. host: all right. there are several stories going on that we will bring to you while we wait for you to call in with your most important political topic. law enforcement officials scrambling to figure out what to do about possible phy

roberts has or hasn't done. >> and all of this, at its core, pete strzok, is about what graham did either on his own because he thought it was a good idea or as part of donald trump's. here's raffensperger, former -- current georgia secretary of state, describing what graham said to him. and then i'm going to play right after that graham denying doing said things. >> senator graham applied for us to audit the envelopes and throw out the ballots for counties who had the highest frequency error of signatures. >> just an implication that look hard and see how many ballots you can throw out. >> did you or did you not ask him to throw out votes? >> no, that's ridiculous. i talked to him about how you verify signatures. >> why is the senator from south carolina calling the secretary of state in georgia anyway? >> because the future of the country hangs in the balance. >> so again, pete strzok, the denial that he was interfering in the results of the election and he did so at the same time that donald trump was on the phone asking raffensperger to find 11,780 votes, just find them, find them, how important is graham to the criminal investigation? >> well, nicolle, it's ha

. >> robert, isn't the fact that we've seen the evolving of this whole performative kind of politics from sarah palin to what we have now kari lake and the like, donald trumpthat the democrats have not on the other side been able to connect with their base in a way that would energize and offset a lot of what has clearly tapped into some something ugly, but something that is moving a lot of people to vote for the republicans because they're hitting them where they live, and the democrats have not hit the mark of where a lot of people live toll bring out their base. we're not seeing, at least it's not in the polls, women coming out in the numbers that we would have expected in a lot of these situations after the dobbs decision, and blacks and others are feeling not as energized as palins and lakes rallying their troops. >> the democratic base isn't as energized since they are the party in power, and it's a midterm election, so historically that dynamic tends to favor the base of the party that's out of power. it's true that the democrats have been less effective at appealing to the base, and i think that's because the republican party has very much played o

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