like luke russert's.outside of the united states in argentina, where his mother met him. at the end of that thanksgiving night in argentina, marie warmth tells her son luke, when i was a little girl, people told me that i talked too much. i guess i used to my advantage now. also, asking questions is the only way to learn something. i can't tell if she's learned the skills as a journalist or if it just comes naturally. whatever the case, i'm in awe of her tonight. we get back to the hotel. i walk to the bar for a nightcap. mom heads to the elevator. she gives me a long hug. call it a suns intuition, but i know she's thinking about data and thanksgivings of the past as she holds the embrace. i also know she does not want to talk about it. the night has been too good. luke russert, back with us. you know, there is a school of thought that has studied your parents as a couple that says that there is no tim russert as we know him without maureen worth. >> she would tell you that. that's true. >> the remarkable

andrew styles reviews luke russert's new book, look for me there. luke russert was a nbc news correspondent, particularly on capitol hill. he was the son of tim russert, former meet the press host. and the book looks at mr. russert's travels across six continents and his efforts to come to terms with his father's death. quote, it's not the worst memo ever written. not even close, probably. andrew styles writes in e ee beacon. but as soon as luke russert embarks on his global quest for puose and enlightenment, the average reader will find, prohibit tively challenging the task of taking him seriously as a writer, traveler, thinker, bon vivant. at various points through his journey, russert cpares himself to buddha, the virgin mary, a rwandan silverback gorilla, and jes christ. that's andrew styles, writing in the washington free beacon. well, coming up on book tv's afterwords program is alexandra robbins. she is an investigator of reporter and she provides a behind the scenes look at the issues teachers are facing in the classroom today. her book is e

andrew styles reviews luke russert's new book, look for me there. luke russert was a nbc news correspondent, particularly on capitol hill. he was the son of tim russert, former meet the press host. and the book looks at mr. russert's travels across six continents and his efforts to come to terms with his father's death. quote, it's not the worst memoir ever written. not even close, probably. andrew styles writes in the free beacon. but as soon as luke russert embarks on his global quest for purpose and enlightenment, the average reader will find, prohibit tively challenging the task of taking him seriously as a writer, traveler, thinker, bon vivant. at various points through his journey, russert compares himself to buddha, the virgin mary, a rwandan silverback gorilla, and jesus christ. that's andrew styles, writing in the washington free beacon. well, coming up on book tv's afterwords program is alexandra robbins. she is an investigator of reporter and she provides a behind the scenes look at the issues teachers are facing in the classroom today. h

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luke russert his written a new book about how he dealt with sudden loss of his dad.ning me for insight, yamiche alcindor. former democratic senator from missouri, claire mccaskill, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles, and lahnee chen, a fellow at the hoover institution. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the long of-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> a good sunday morning. it was ten years ago this very month that the senate's so-called gang of eight rolled out an immigration reform plan that they believed could finally pass congress. >> we all wish we didn't have this problem, but we do and we have to fix it because leaving things the way they, that's the real angle. >> i think 2013 is the year of immigration reform. >> it was not and the laws haven't changed. donald trump would launch his political campaign building his entire identity with the issue of being tough on immigration and tough on the border. trump even promised the wall off the nation's 2,000-mile southern

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i always knew him as dad, nevers moderator of meet the press, tim russert.ul for that because it's very easy for those 2 to get conflated. and i in your book, he took it to work. yes, he didn't know. and i saw here at the wrote that, you know, and i quote directly from the book says while it was >> beyond cool to watch that interview, bill clinton, bob dole, al gore or george w bush. the highlight for me was just being with him. he made me feel like i was part of the team. it would i would carry his folders, carry his briefcase around and it would always be sort of responsibility. >> don't trip on the cables in the studio. don't mess with them why the quiet all those types of things. but i grew up around it. so going into the job actually was little bit comforting because of so familiar with it. yeah. now. i mentioned in introduction you and your mother were half a world away at the time of his death. you actually saw him with a couple days prior to his passing. where were you and when did you get the news? so i saw him 2 days before he died. actually, the v

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he said that this was confirmed, in interview with tim russert. it wasn't confirmed. a month later the fbi ascertained that he was in florida at the time. cheney went back on tv and repeated this. you said that cheney was not the inside but he gave a speech, a major speech that he freelanced. wasn't supposed to get that speech where he essentially declares war on saddam hussein even though he doesn't have the power to do that. >> president bush indirectly reprimands dick cheney forgiving that speech. one should not assume as i show in my book that dick cheney is a key decision-maker and this relationship between al qaeda and saddam hussein is a relationship that is constantly being examined by the intelligence agencies and by top policymakers. they often come to the conclusion that there is no collaborative relationship between saddam hussein and al qaeda but they also suggest that there's possibilities that saddam hussein's regime, his intelligence service might be involved in various types of training exercises, or providing weapons. this ambiguity and uncertainty,

that sound you just heard was the late great tim russert.of meet the press turning over in grave. vivek is correct here like asking hey what's the answer to one plus one? the answer is two, of course. i don't have a biology degree but there are only two genders, period. the fact that this is even a topic on meet the press when we still have wages that don't remotely keep up with inflation. banks continue to fail as cheryl just reported. crime crisis like we haven't seen since the 1990s. sure there are locks on the doors but the doors are always open. come on in any time it's 24/7. overdose deaths from fentanyl record high. students testing at 30-year low. chuck todd he serves at the pleasure of the democratic party. this ends up being the topic of debate whether 1 plus 1 equals 3. i used to really like that show when tim russert was there. i think i willed end it there, todd. i'm sorry,. >> griff: it's griff on the border here. we have been here all morning. good morning, i'm reporting from the cover. we are covering this crisis, joe. before

the german government says that russert has taken a step towards further escalation, and so they say that this is a step where they are essentially retaliate and to re develop some sort of a structural and stuff parity again. so they are going to close for consultants here in germany. by the end of the year, they communicated that to the russian side. today, they said one consulate as well as the embassy here in berlin can keep operating. but germany is also closing 3 of its conflicts in russia, in the cities of colleen, ingratitude, coloring book. i noticed that bisk on that's going to happen by november. again, this is quite a drastic step. and of course, it is a very, very big sign of just how bad the relationship is between germany and russia. and nina, just remind us about the, the background to this. how did this come about? are now there's high, is essentially been uh, a spiral of escalation for a few weeks now in april balance. and so the russians, we've been watching at the embassy here back home. essentially the message at the time was that those people west buys a nonprofi

only 350 germans are allowed to work in russia now, but this limit doesn't just apply to diplomats. russert is also included local styles as well as teachers, kindergarten teachers, people working in language schools. so essentially, these cop targets, they are, is wedge evans and dressed and still had some sort of interaction. and that is why the german government has now heavily criticized this move and saying it was a step of escalation by the rough and russian government. it was unjustified, and uh, as folks present such a day that they have to re establish power to when it comes to structure and stuff from them, but you'll never shuts up. so what, why did moscow and they made to germany's officials as well as that diplomatic presence, as well as an aside, if this was the next step of an, or in an unprecedented present. and that explanation from, by left there all kinds between j with entrusts. i have never been to this bad. it all started at the expulsion of 2 gym and diplomats 2 years ago back then moscow claimed that they had taken part in what is considered to be illegal protests in

tim russert. it wasn't confirmed. a month later, the fbi ascertained that atta was in florida at the time. cheney went back on tv later that year and repeated this again. you've said that cheney was not the decider here, but he was still an influential voice. he gave a speech to the veterans of foreign wars, a major speech that he basically freely. he wasn't supposed to give that speech where he essentially declares war on saddam hussein, even though he is in the power to do that. yeah, well, actually, president bush indirectly reprimands -- cheney for giving that for giving that speech. and one should not assume, as i show in my book, that -- cheney is a key decision maker and i mean, this relationship between al qaeda and saddam hussein is a relationship ship that is constantly being examined and by the intelligence agencies and and and by top by top policymaker. and they often come to the conclusion that there is no collaborative relationship between saddam hussein and al qaida. but they also suggest the theories,

tim russert, 15 years since the 22-year-old lost his father and his hero. he is here with us.. you want to start with the title. it's a remarkable journey, but america knows tim russert as the amazing, relentless host of "meet the press." . he was a legend and an icon in the business. look for me there is the thing every dad does when he takes his son to the ballpark. we're not going to get separated, but if you do, find me here. >> it's so hard to come up with a title. i took out a legal pad, which is write everything down. write it out. i kept try ing to figure out. what am i trying to say in this book. i realized that one of the main themes was i was looking for something. i kept thinking of dad and looking and i go, look for me there. every baseball game, every rock concert, look for me there. point to a place. that would be our spot we would reconvene. the most memorable one for me was he used to pick me up when i'd come home from college. there was a starbucks coffee stand there at the airport. it's still there. every time i walk by that one, i tear up a little bit becau

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few of you watching will remember tim russert, the longest running moderator of nbc's meet the pressericans turn to tim to help make sense of politics in washington, if not the entire world around us, shaped by elected officials. as much as his voice in presents are missed by many, there is no one more so than his son, luke. who's following his father's footsteps in more ways than one. joining me now is tim's son, luke russert, former nbc capitol hill correspondent, former host of the briefing here on msnbc, and author of the outstanding new book, look for me there. grieving my father, finding myself. welcome, my friend. it's so good to see you. look, we're gonna dive in your book in just a moment. first, your dad was a walking fact-checker who approached every single interview with his no nonsense, nonpartisan approach. what do you think he'd think of the political divide that not only prevents congress from accomplishing much, but it tips me calling in lies as normal behavior? >> well, alex, thank you so much rather be on this morning. i have to admit, i got flashbacks when i woke

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but he figured it out. >> the title is perfect. >> the buffalo bills yarmulke. >> for the russert, it are covering "popstart" for us. >> shall we pop? first up, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhennnney they are stitill floating g on air. it ends a 15-year hiatus in a recent interview with a welsh network, reynolds opens up about the emotional ride it's been so far. >> i am so emotionally connected to every single one of these players. i realize that this isn't -- this isn't a sport for the soft hearted. but it is to be -- to experience that moment and to bring that trophy home to wrexham was probably at least top one experiences in my life, and i'm aware that i have children. >> that's pretty awesome a huge congrats to the wrexham team. >>> next up, "ma'am ma mia." hollywood is getting ready to take a chance. judy kramer told itv she is pushing to get a third movie made there is nothing official in the works yet. but she has come up with a way to bring back the movie's previous characters including meryl streep based on the hit stage musical the first premiered in 2008. we are staying tuned

>> luke russert gets tonight's last word, love, him love the book. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. starts right now >> tonight, holding the highest court in the land accountable, or, at, least trying to, as democrats call for stronger ethics rules that meant to republican ex existence. who should police the justices? with the clock ticking on the debt limit, president biden will meet with congressional leaders to hash out a deal. and, thousands of rioters, taking to the picket lines, bringing hollywood to a halt. the impact on your favorite shows, as the 11th hour gets underway, on this tuesday night. >> good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from los angeles. we begin this evening with breaking news and texas. the man accused of killing five of his neighbors, execution style, has been captured. the alleged gunman, arrested in the city in texas after a four-day manhunt. he is accused of killing his neighbors, including a nine-year-old child, after one of them asked the man to stop firing his rifle because a baby was

low, chuck todd is focused on this topic with a republican presidential candidate this is not tim russert'sess." stuart: that's true. cnn scott jennings, called out president biden after he joked about never taking questions from the press. >> for the journalists in the room he wasn't laughing with you. he was laughing at you. the reality i think he is mocking the press. the guons. he is up there joking about it. i just, they're clapping, laughing about it, i don't know. i think he owes, i'm pro reporter i think the president of the united states ought to talk to the reporters and not mock them. stuart: joe concha, that is interesting coming from cnn or a guy on cnn. >> refreshing right to have another perspective. everybody else on the panel, brought up donald trump for some reason when the focus was on biden, said at the dinner, wow this president is a lot like my presidency. speak up here for ten minutes. walk away without taking any questions cheerfully, right? the roar of laughter from that joke speaks volumes, stu. here the president mocks least successful most packaged president we'v

do that well in that debate and then it's all about to go full tim russert on you iowa, iowa, iowa.there like we have not seen from any g.o.p. candidate in some time and donald trump is vulnerable there. because ted cruz won in 2016, you may remember. beat donald trump by three points. if desantis could get a win there or at least be close. that could be enough momentum to propel him to have a puncher's chance against donald trump. as it stands right now, donald trump is the prohibitive favorite. brian. >> brian: tamika, looking at the response from the dnc, they didn't really say anything when tim scott got in. not much of a word when nikki haley got in or asa hutchinson. they came out with a strong mocking statement that he is going to make his announcement on twitter spaces after he got in. what's the buzz behind the scenes for the dnc and ron desantis? >> i think clearly ron desantis is the person to watch. he has been touting out that he has this florida blueprint that he has made certain things work this florida and can he make that national. and so i think for democrats and i

luke russert, it's a pleasure to see you, thank you so much. best of luck with the book, that's gonna do it for me, everyone, on this edition of alex witt reports, my father's my dear friends -- she continues our coverage right now. ues ou >> and good afternoon, i'm lindsey reiser in for yasmin vossoughian, new numbers just in from the border on this crucial first weekend since title 42 ended. amid fears of an influx of new attempts to cross the border. >> my daughter has a better future. one day she can say, we made it. and then we can have a better future. >> i've gotten women crying on my shoulder because they've been sexually assaulted. their daughters. >> you feel as though you're living in a dream? and that i can't wake up? i have been able to sleep. at night, my nightmare. everything is a nightmare. >> breaking weather news, at least one person has died in texas as tornadoes hit the state from a storm system that swept through the plain states and other areas. down to the wire with no sign of public negotiations to avert a government shu

. >> tim russert. >> of course. yeah. of course tim russert. tom brokaw. people like that.as joe klein wrote the most curious part and perhaps the gratest underperformer in that debate in that town hall meeting was the audience itself. >> yeah. no question. as we discussed at length last week the audience packed with republicans. almost all trump supports that voted for him in 2020. let's read from joe's column asking where is trump's daddy? it is interesting to speculate what would happen to trump if interviewed by an anchor or my his father. fred trump was a paternal authoritarian. donald trump is a child. he needs to be treated like one and faced the occasion question teemed with mockery and disdain. go to your room. most important, there needs to be a prevailing air of sobrieties and also sanity. america is in a jittery state. the media have been making it worse. fox with intent. cnn with an inanity. there's a need for a steady hand and carefully considered events. you lay out why the trump town hall was flawed and listed interviewers who are well suited for the task. b