>>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight we are 58 hours away from the first tuesday poll openings and both parties crafting their closing messages. for the president and his republicans, it is migrants and money. >> america now has the best economy in the history of our country. highest jobs, the best jobs, the best employment number ever, the best unemployment numbers ever. you saw these car aadvanavacara tough young people. very tough. criminals in some cases. >> while democrats are talking health care and hope. >> i want a leader who stands up for other people's health care even if they've got health care. >> we're for lowering health care costs. >> we can either focus on the president's hate, his bigotry, his nativism, or stay focused on the future. >> we have to make it clear that we democrats choose hope over fear. >> but your vote is bigger than the names on the ballot, remember that. propositions on everything from marijuana to medicaid expansion could make drastic changes in everyday life across america. if

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks, mika, thanks, joe. i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover. early voting numbers are through the roof. that is a great stat. we've got our warriors out from coast to coast. >> recently, it's been the republican party that's delivering. >> just like when we put obama in office, the democrats supported, they know it's time again where we need democrats out here to vote. >> a november surprise. the first battle for georgia governor. the republican super vicing the same race he is running in now accusing democrats of election hacking without a single piece of evidence. his democratic rival, she's having none of it. >> instead of owning up to his responsibility and honoring his commitment, that he is once again misleading georgia. >> you heard just it, i'll say it again, a record number of women, that's right, women, running for congress for senate for governor. how these trail blazers could change politics in this country as we know it. do you hear that music? i hope we're excited. we begin with less than 2

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. stephanie? >> thanks so much, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle and i am starting with moving fast, breaking things, and new shocking revelations from "the new york times" about just how badly facebook bungled the response to russian meddling. not only did they fail to act while mark zuckerberg was on a public apology tour. behind the scenes, facebook began an aggressive campaign to combat criticism of the company, calling some of the criticism anti-semiti anti-semitic. >> because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. >>> and president trump taking aim at robert mueller on twitter again, this as text messages from a trump friend and adviser, the one and only roger stone, indicate he knew about the wikileaks dump days before it took place. >>> and on the clock. six hours away from a deadline. the count for every vote in florida. a recount reset by mechanical failures and political bickering. a judge extending the mail-in and provisional ballot deadline to this saturd

i'm stephanie ruhle.resident trump speaking to reporters outside the white house right now as he departs for paris. he has spoken about the forced resignation of attorney general jeff sessions and his appointed replacement matthew whitaker saying he doesn't know him but he's a very highly respected man. i guess that means he watched him on tv a whole lot. the administration has released new rules making it harder for migrants to make asylum claims. nbc's hans nichols. what else has the president been talking about? >> i think he's still talking. i don't hear the helicopter lifting just yet. just to recap briefly, he said he didn't talk to whitaker on the mueller probe. now, president trump was also asked what he thought about potential attorney general chris christie. he said he was at the white house yesterday but he didn't see him and he hasn't talked to him about that job yet. on whitaker, he didn't think it was disqualifying he made all these comments on cable news. stephan stephanie, he stressed that

i'm stephanie ruhle. i want to take you to georgia.ey, will be going door to door, knocking on door, ringing doorbells with the democratic candidate stacey abrams today. if you live in georgia, my recommendation, stay home from work. friday, president obama will make an appearance in the typically red state as her republican opponent secretary of state kemp brings in some heavy hitters as well. v.p. mike pence will be in georgia today. on sunday, president trump will pay kemp a visit. i want to go to nbc road warrior katie beck in georgia. this state is bringing in star power. it's not just oprah winfrey. tell me what you're hearing. i have a producer who is ready to move back to atlanta just for the possibility that oprah could be ringing her bell. >> well, this is the first time that oprah has been on a campaign trail 2008 when she stumped in person for president obama. obviously tons of excitement here in atlanta for folks to see her. they're waiting in line already. it's 9:30. this event doesn't start until 12:30. lining up at 6:00

i'm stephanie ruhle. of the races we are watching on tuesday but might not have an answer on until the end of the month is in the state of mississippi. there's a special three-way election being held to replace retired u.s. senator cochran who resigned earlier this year due to health reasons. no clear front-runner. it could be headed for a runoff. let's go straight to nbc's rehema ellis who is with candidate mike espy. >> we're actually at the broad street baking company. this is the place to come for that. you are running and it could be historical for you if you manage to win the senate seat. you'd be the first black man to end up in the senate since reconstruction. >> yes. >> how heavy is that weighing on you? >> well, that does not weigh on me at all. because, rehema, i'm really running to do something and not be something. i've been that before. i was the first black congressman since the civil war. so that was historic. what i set my sights on would be -- >> what is it that you want to do? you said

. >>> welcome back, i'm stephanie ruhle.he polls on tuesday, it will not just be about the candidates. a total of 155 measures are on the ballot. in 15 states, redirecting, voting requirements, ballot access, campaign finance and ethics have been decided. four states that went for trump will be voting on marijuana measures. two states will vote on raising the minimum wage. in idaho, montana, nebraska and utah, medicaid expansion will be on the ballot. what ballot issues are you watching? >> i'm interested in all these marijuana initiatives. >> personally? >> i think it should be -- i can't think of a stupider thing for this country to spend $60 billion a year on than the war on marijuana, and the disproportionate imprisonment of african-americans. all of these minimum wage initiatives have passed, even in republican states going back over the last couple elections. medicaid expansion as you see, in rural areas, hospitals being shut down, all of these issues are driving turnout from a specific portion of the democratic electo

i am stephanie ruhle and this is election day in america. right now the polls are open in 45 states. i voted. did you? more than 35 million voters have already cast their ballots as early or absentee. according to target smart, nbc news analysis, and the stakes could not be higher. we could learn tonight whether the blue wave is real or whether republicans will keep control of congress. we have a fantastic team of road warriors spread out across the country. let's take you first to texas. all eyes on the race for senate. incumbent republican senator ted cruz facing democratic congressman. msnbc joins me live from el p o paso. polls are just opening. i believe voting at 9:00 a.m. tell me what you're seeing on the ground. >> good morning, stephanie. polls just opened here in el paso texas. we are expecting to comcast ballot any minute. here's the story. here's the central conundrum of the campaign. look at the cameras. look at the attention. this is press from around the world. crews from germany, hong kong. location stations all around texas.

. >> stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm stephanie ruhle. i've got to start today with crimes and lies, a new report suggests paul manafort's attorneys repeatedly briefed president trump's attorneys on their discussions with robert mueller. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani defending the move as "a source of valuable insight into the special counsel's inquiry," and said mueller is treating manafort like a terrorist. >>> gut check, in a wide ranging interview with the "washington post," the president questions climate change and again he blasts his own fed chair, the president saying his own gut tells him more than anyone else's brain ever could. >>> and lost in translation, trump officials preparing to brief lawmakers on jamal khashoggi's death. without the person who has heard the tape of the murder. national security adviser john bolton defending his decision not to listen to that tape. >> no, i haven't listened to it. unless you speak arabic, what are you going to get from it? >> you could get a translator. we begin today with a le

i am stephanie ruhle.are still talking midterms because the heated battle in florida just got even more complicated. i didn't think that was possible. the supervisor of elections for palm beach county says vote counting machines overheated and stopped working yesterday. requiring staff to recount nearly 175,000 early vote ballots. >> we don't have a lot of assurances. as you know the machines are old and they started overheating. and as a result the types are not reconciling properly. >> mother of goodness. more than a week after the midterms the outcomes for the senate and governor's races in the state are unclear. kerry sanders, more lawsuits and a looming deadline tomorrow, where do things stand? >> reporter: it is going to go down to the wire. what you're looking at over my shoulder is the broward supervisor elections team here that is getting ready to take all those votes that were mailed in and they're going to start checking those to see how the machines count them. but let's go live to the picture

here is ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. >> have a great rest of your afternoon. good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, november 8th. let's get smarter. >> breaking news this morning, 12 people killed after a man burst into a popular california bar packed with college students and he opened fire. >> this is by far the most horrific thing that i've seen in my 41 years. >> this all unfolded on a busy wednesday night, the bar we're told was packed with more than 100 college students. >> the sheriff spoke about sergeant ron helus, his colleague and friend. >> he ran into danger, he didn't walk, he ran into danger hoping that he might be able to save someone else's life. >> as soon as it all started it just went to utter chaos real quick. >> we just tried to get out and get behind a car, get behind something. >> we just tried to take cover. >> we are just praying for our friends that we haven't heard from, but, yeah, i -- it's a traumatizing thing. >> congress that recognizes that doing nothing is only leading to more shootings and

stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage. >> good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. no deal. robert mueller pulls an agreement with manafort accusing him of crimes and lines. manafort losing almost any hope of not spending the rest of his life in prison. >>> general motors announces plans to close five north american factories, slashing nearly 15,000 jobs. the announcement seen as good for the company, sending its stock price soaring but drawing the ire of many including president trump. >> we have a lot of pressure on them. i think you'll see something else there. they better put something else in. >> they better? and breaking news this morning. the war in afghanistan claims more victims as three u.s. service members and three more wounded by a roadside bomb in kabul. >>> we begin with this new news on manafort now accused of lying to the special counsel potentially wasting his only shot at ever getting out of jail. does that mean a big fat presidential pardon? could this rip the heart out of bob mueller's entire investigation? i want to explain where we stand. for months, m

i'm stephanie ruhle.ouple of hours, the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting. here's why. ukraine is accusing russia of war mongering after russia fired shots and seized three of its vessels. the dispute went down in the kerch strait. russia says warships trespassed into territorial waters. this video from ukrainian authorities appears to show the moment a russian vessel rammed into a ukrainian vote. it was shot from a russian vessel and it is not clear how ukraine obtained this footage. at least six sailors were injured in the attack. the government is doebating whether to introduce marshal law. richard engel joins me live. let's say everything i just went through is foreign to me. what in the world is going on? where do things stand? >> you have to understand a little bit of geopolitics and geography and then everything makes sense. if you pull up a match the sea of azor, it is right between the russian mainland and the crimean peninsula. 2014, russian troops, not wearing their

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning, plugging the wikileak. court files reveal the information about julian assange. lashing out with some of his strongest language in months against the special counsel. in the state of california, a staggering number. over 600 people are still missing from the wildfires. describing the scene in biblical terms. he saved our lives. >> the florida recount comes back incomplete. broward county missing the deadline to report its new tally by two minutes. this as broken down equipment forces other counties to miss the deadline as well. >> given three or four more hours, we might have made the time. >> can't get the voting machines to work. we begin with news that the founder of wikileaks julian assange could be facing federal charges. what does that mean for president trump? we need to lay out what we know and, more importantly, what we don't. we do not know exactly where the special counsel's investigation stands or when we could see a revolution. we know the president is lashi

i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle.get smarter. >> gm is telling the associated press to slash more than 14,000 jobs. gm could close up to five factories. >> you are looking at plants where they primarily build sedans, small cars that are not selling anymore. >> hundreds of central america migrants rushed the border trying to climb the fence and the officers fired teargas to push them back. >> the agents were being assaulted. large group rushed the area and they were throwing rocks and bottles at my men and women. >> they were chanting, waving a honduran flag and throwing rocks. >> they did breach a wall on the mexican side to get

i'm stephanie ruhle. now to the other big story. jeff sessions out, out of the justice department.'t exactly fired, but he resigned at the president's request. the man who will take over is matt whitaker. whitaker not only replaces sessions as the head of the justice department, but he also replaces rod rosenstein as the man to oversee the mueller investigation. rosenstein was only in charge because sessions recused himself from the investigation. the president never forgave him for that and punished him by privately and publicly criticizing the attorney general. >> i wanted to stay uninvolved, but when everybody sees what's going on in the justice department -- i always put justice with quotes. it's a very sad day. jeff sessions recused himself which he shouldn't have done. he took the job and said he's recusing myself. i have said what kind of man was this. >> withhat kind after man is th? what if it was a woman? pete williams joins us. he could have fired jeff sessions at any time. he didn't fire him. he forced him to resign. walk me through the significance. >> the main signifi

i'm stephanie ruhle. ali velshi off today. it's monday, november 19th.ur team is preparing written questions -- >> not my team. i'm preparing written answers. i'm the one that does the answering. >> are they going to be submitted? >> at some point very soon, yes. i have completed them. >> is that your final position that there's no sit down interview and nothing written or in person on obstruction? >> i would say probably. i think we have wasted enough time on this witch hunt.

i'm stephanie ruhle. ali velshi off today. it's monday, november 19th. let's get smarter. >> your team is preparing written questions -- >> not my team. i'm preparing written answers. i'm the one that does the answering. >> are they going to be submitted? >> at some point very soon, yes. i have completed them. >> is that your final position that there's no sit down interview and nothing written or in person on obstruction? >> i would say probably. i think we have wasted enough time on this witch hunt. >> if whitaker decides to curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that? >> it's up to him. i did not know he took views on the mueller investigation as such. >> when you found that out? >> i don't think it had effect. >> three democratic senators on the judiciary committee saying the appointment is unconstitutional. the three senators filed suit this morning in federal court. >> bill mccraven, retired admiral, navy s.e.a.l., former head of -- >> hillary clinton fan. >> command of the operations that took down saddam hussein and that killed osam

he-he-he-he. >>> welcome back, i'm stephanie ruhle.ight wing conspiracy theorist linked to roger stone tells nbc he believes he will soon be indicted for surgery. joining me now, anna schecter, who spoke with corsi. he told you he's afraid he's going to be indicted for perjury. some people are saying maybe this is a fake, perjury for what. >> he explained he sat for 40 hours. there were nine fbi agents, six prosecutors. he felt like he was being grilled. they gave him a binder, 6 to 8 inches thick. they knew everything about him. everything he'd said to roger stone, about julian assange and wikileaks. we reported last month he actually communicated with the trump campaign after the october surprise, the wikileak dumps of john podesta e-mails. in a sense taking credit for it. he explained he actually figured out on his own the podesta e-mails were coming. he saw, hey, not so many john podesta e-mails. >> is he clairvoyant? >> that is his defense, that he did not have advance knowledge. that's the heart of it, is did he have advance know

let's go now to stephanie ruhle. >> thanks, mika, thanks, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle. i've got to start with the most destructive wildfire in california's history. it is also a deadly one. claiming more than 2 dozen live also at this point. at this hour, hundreds remain unaccounted for. >> we're just waiting to go back. >> we're helpless. we just stand here and see it happen. >> a recount now under way in two important races as republicans claim florida's elections are being stolen but they don't have any evidence of that. >> senator nelson is clearly trying to commit fraud to try to win this election. that's all this is. >> and failing america's heroes on this veterans day. tens of thousands of veterans not receiving their gi bill benefits which cover housing and education. some are now facing a threat of being kicked out on to the streets. we begin with wildfires tearing through northern and southern california where more dry and windy weather could make the situation even worse once the sun comes up there. as of right now, 31 people have been co

i'm stephanie ruhle. ali velshi is off.ber 15th, let's get smarter. >> we are hearing from the president again as he escalates his war with robert mueller. he writes universities will some day study what highly conflicted and not senate approved bob mueller and his gang of democrat thugs have done to destroy people. and again attacking the special counsel investigation describing it as a total mess. >> should the american public no b

i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. let's get smarter. >> gm is telling the associated press to slash more than 14,000 jobs. gm could close up to five factories. >> you are looking at plants where they primarily build sedans, small cars that are not selling anymore. >> hundreds of central america migrants rushed the border trying to climb the fence and the officers fired teargas to push them back. >> the agents were being assaulted. large group rushed the area and they were throwing rocks and bottles at my men and women. >> they were chanting, waving a honduran flag and throwing rocks. >> they did breach a wall on the mexican side to get closer and doesn't look like a whole lot of them made it into the u.s. the border patrol is confirming 42 individuals were apprehended on the u.s. side. >> the president tweeting about the crisis writing mexico should move the flag waving migrants many of whom are stone cold criminals back to their countries. do it by plane, do it by bus, do it any way you want. but they are not coming

i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. monday, november 5th.ter. >> i think we are doing great in the house and in the senate. but who knows? right? if the radical resistance and that's what they are, takes power, they will move immediately to reverse america's progress. they want to take away and destroy your health care. you look at w

i'm stephanie ruhle. ali velshi is off. it is thursday, november 15th, let's get smarter. >> we are hearing from the president again as he escalates his war with robert mueller. he writes universities will some day study what highly conflicted and not senate approved bob mueller and his gang of democrat thugs have done to destroy people. and again attacking the special counsel investigation describing it as a total mess. >> should the american public not be concerned? >> the american people can be very confident that the right steps will be taken. >> i have no reason to believe that president won't take some precipitous action here. >> the extraordinary investigation out this morning giving a brand new inside look at facebook's multi year campaign to deflect criticism and down play issues with russian hackers. >> first they found a problem and realized that it was bigger than they thought. they brushed off the concerns, they told congress at investigators it is not a big deal. and finally told their board in the fall of 201

i'm stephanie ruhle. right now florida's election drama, it's intensifying. is that even possible?federal court in tallahassee over a number of issues. they include extending tomorrow's 3:00 p.m. deadline to complete a machine recount in the senate and governors' races that are still undecided. this as aging recount equipment in heavily democratic palm beach county broke down, setting back the recount effort there. >> the machines overheated. they didn't properly reconcile the ballot count. and so, we had to pull the early voting ballot count out and recount them. >> this blows my mind. amid all of this, rick scott, he's actually in d.c. right now, forging ahead, where he attended an orientation on capitol hill this morning for freshman senators, even though he has not been declared the winner of his race against democrat, bill nelson. nbc's ali vitali joins me now in tallahassee. okay, before i get to what's going on in federal court, how does rick scott get to go to washington -- yes, anybody can get on a plane. but how does he get to go and show up for freshman orientation? i ca

here is stephanie ruhle for " l ""velshi & ruhle". >> thank you so much, andrea.shi, off today. it is wednesday, november 14th. let's get smarter. >> i want to see how the troops are doing who have been deployed in support of the department of homeland security and the customs and border patrol agents on the border. at the present, i do not anticipate military personnel coming into direct contact with migrants. about 5,900 troops are deployed to support the border patrol. i anticipate, right now, it could go around 7,000. we can estimate costs all we want. i would prefer to give you real costs. right now, i can't give that to you. >> reporter: boy, talk about high drama in the building behind me. melania trump's office throwing down the gauntlet, basically. questioning the job of that national security official. chief of staff john kelly, caught in the crosshairs, too. >> the heated battle in florida just got even more conflimplica. the supervisor of elections for palm beach count

in the meantime, stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >> good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover today. starting with answers, e-mails and calls. some of president trump's response to robert mueller's questions now revealed has new details on the investigation emerged. late-night phone calls between donald trump and his associate roger stone and the president dangling a pardon for, guess who, paul manafort. >>> emission failure. the va says it will not reimburse all veterans who were paid less due to a technical glitch. >>> taking stock. markets surge after the fed chair suggests interest rate increases might slow down. now an expected meeting between trump and the leader xi jinping over the weekend. >> there's a possibility a deal can be made. having said that, some caveats as always. >> we begin with some of the very fest details about what the president told special counsel robert mueller about wikileaks in 2016. trump says he knew nothing about it. but does the evidence back it up? i have a great team to break it down. first, i want to

only from discover. >>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle.arties crafting their closing messages. for the president and his republicans, it is migrants and money. >> america now has the best economy in the history of our country. highest jobs, the best jobs, the best employment number ever, the best unemployment numbers ever. you saw these car aadvanavacara tough young people. very tough. criminals in some cases. >> while democrats areki

i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. monday, november 5th. let's get smarter. >> i think we are doing great in the house and in the senate. but who knows? right? if the radical resistance and that's what they are, takes power, they will move immediately to reverse america's progress. they want to take away and destroy your health care. you look at what's marching up. that's an invasion. so if you want more caravans and you want more crime, vote democrat. it's very simple. >> i'm hopeful that on tuesday we are going to cut through the lies and the noise and the nonsense and i'm hopeful we're going do remember who we are. what kind of politics we expect is on the ballot. how we conduct ourselves in public life is on the ballot. >> races are in dead heats. almost everywhere that matters because -- >> one day left, nearly 35 million americans have already cast their ballot. >> i think we may cross 100 million total vote. when you have a turnout like this, it makes polls -- going to make pollsters look ridiculous. >> i don't know if it's a referen

here is ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. >> have a great rest of your afternoon.'m ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, november 8th. let's get smarter. >> breaking news this morning, 12 people killed after a man burst into a popular california bar packed with college students and he opened fire. >> this is by far the most horrific thing that i've seen in my 41 years. >> this all unfolded on a busy wednesday night, the bar we're told was packed with more than 100 college students. >> the sheriff spoke about sergeant ron helus, his colleague and friend. >> he ran into danger, he didn't walk, he ran into danger hoping that he might be able to save someone else's life. >> as soon as it all started it just went to utter chaos real quick. >> we just tried to get out and get behind a car, get behind something. >> we just tried to take cover. >> we are just praying for our friends that we haven't heard from, but, yeah, i -- it's a traumatizing

i'm stephanie ruhle.ing to cover the breaking news, the magnitude 7.0 earthquake which struck near anchorage, alaska, today. aftershocks have been reported as far as 350 miles outside anchorage. there's now a tsunami warning for parts of the alaskan coast telling people in those areas that they need to move to higher ground. i want to turn now to my colleague erica grow, a meteorologist at wnbc. erica, what is the immediate concern for people in the anchorage area and outside? i mean, the fact there are aftershocks as far as 350 miles away, holy cow. >> yeah. i mean, well, this is a very vulnerable fault line. the epicenter right here just across the water from anchorage, that is area which you may have heard of called the ring of fire. when i expand this image, i'll be able to show you better. all around the periphery of the pacific ocean there's fault lines, areas vulnerable to earthquakes and therefore tsunamis, of course, because you have all this water that's open and available for the ocean to trave

i'm stephanie ruhle. president trump in argentina right now at the g-20 summit where he just signed the new trade deal with mexico and canada a little more than an hour ago. after he called the meeting off with russian president vladimir putin via tweet on his way to buenos aires. joining me now, former u.s. ambassador to iraq, south korea, poland, ambassador chris hill. let's start with this. here's how the associated prescribes trump going into the g-20. trump has repeatedly rankled allies and played a largely disruptive role on the world stage. he has pulled the u.s. out of the landmark climate accord and the iran nuclear deal and suggested he might be willing to pull the u.s. out of nato if members countries don't boost their defense spending. so talk to me about all the president has done so far. it's been the confrontational approach. some say listen, he's gotten us a better than nafta deal. >> it's not a nafta 2.0, it's a nafta 1.11 maybe. very slight changes. the good news is he's kept it. he's go

i'm stephanie ruhle. let's get smarter. >> in florida the state that brought the 2000 election to a crawl the races for senate and governor both appear to be headed for recounts. >> the republican desantis leads. >> let's bring it home. >> when you hear him say count every vote what he is really saying is count the votes of people who are not legally allowed to vote. >> i will not sit by. >> all of a sudden they are finding votes out of nowhere and rick scott who won by a comfortable margin every couple of hours it goes down a little bit. >> millions of georgia voters are waking up this morning anxiously waiting to find out who their next governor will be. it is still too close to call. >> those voices have been sigh leapt and were stolen. >> i think it is efforts to keep them to quiet those voices. >> activists rallied to support the special council after newly revealed comments to replace jeff sessions. >> i don't know matt whitaker. he was always extremely highly thought of. i didn't know him. >> he to

. >> hi there, everyone, i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover, starting with another scandal. a new report about first daughter trump used an account to send hundreds of e-mails to government officials, very reminiscent of what president trump attacked hillary clinton repeatedly doing during the 2016 campaign. >> yes, look, it did appear to be critical, it looks bad for sure. >> thousands of u.s. troops are set to leave the southwest border despite president trump's assertions they're needed there to prevent migrants from entering the country. from big boom to maybe a bear. stocks show the strain and concerns of privacy lapses, slowing growth and the possibility of new regulation. >> tech and our whole industry is in a crisis. it's addictive. it's not good for you. >> ivanka trump. her lawyer now admitting she used her private personal e-mail to communicate with white house officials. here's a question for the president. if hillary clinton using a private account was a jailable offense, doesn't your daughter deserve the right punishment? i want to tell you exactly what's going

. >> stephanie ruhle is apawatchi show. >> i did offer her money if she watches my show. >> if you arehere, make yourself known. >> katy, have a great rest of your day and your weekend. >> good afternoon everyone, i am ali velshi. the latest headline donald trump played central role in hush pay offs to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. he goes onto deals --

. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is giving tuesday, november 27. let's get smarter. >> major bombshell report from the guardian newspaper. manafort, the president's one-time campaign chairman held secret talks with julian assange at the ecuadorian embassy. >> i have no idea if that report is true or not but it wouldn't surprise me. >> manafort now accused of lying, potentially wasting his only shot at getting out of jail. >> after citing the plea agreement, he committed federal crimes by lying to the fbi and the special counsel's office on a variety of subject matters. >> the worst thing you can do when you're facing a serious felony charge i think is refuse to cooperate and then agreeing to cooperate and then lying because you're going to get caught, you're going to face all the punishment and then some. >> when paul manafort pleaded guilty, he agreed to cooperate fully with the mueller investigation, knowing if he broke this deal, he could face at least a decade in prison. >> real danger is what is in trump's interest is deeply dangerous for the

here now, ali velshi and stephanie ruhle for velshi and ruehl. >> thank you, have a great afternoon. good afternoon. >> it is tuesday, november 13th. if to good to be back with you. >> not one but two in a search for a second headquarters labeled hq 2. >> this is an year that is going to see a very big economic boom. 25,000 jobs with an average salary of $150,000. >> housing costs will increase. >> i question whether the tax breaks are worth it. >> cnn is establishing action after the white house banned our chief white house correspondent jim acosacosta. a lawsuit has been filed. >> when the white house revoked mr. acosta's press pass, it's clear it was based on the content of his reporting. >> i fully april tis pate in e anticipate in the next few days i will be indicted by mueller. >> the question from the nelson campaign is why in the election here in broward county which is heavily democratic, why did more people to the tune of almost 25,000 vote in the governor's race but skip the senate race. it may be the ballot design or it may be that one of the counting machines like you se

and right after us on msnbc join joy reid, then ari melber, stephanie ruhle and lawrence o'donnell forcial night of analysis and discussion three days before the midterm election. on lawrence o'donnell miracle on the hudson, pilot chelscy sulen berg. joan rowe joins lawrence. up next my final thoughts, why i'm headed to florida tonight. i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? i was thinking...d clot could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in ra

. >>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle, tonight we are 58 hours away from the first tuesday polypings, andor the president and his republicans, it is migrants and money. >> america now has the best economy in the history of our country, highest jobs, the best jobs, the best employment number ever, the best unemployment numbers ever. you saw these caravans,

. >> stephanie ruhle is apawatchi show. >> i did offer her money if she watches my show. >> if you are out there, make yourself known. >> katy, have a great rest of your day and your weekend. >> good afternoon everyone, i am ali velshi. the latest headline donald trump played central role in hush pay offs to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. he goes onto deals -- the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan gathered mr. trump's participation in the transaction. back in april, the president denied knowing of the payments made by his personal attorney and a month later he walked that back telling fox news that he learned about the hush money payments later on. >> later on i knew, later on. you have to understand, what he did and they were not taking out of campaign finance. that's a big thing. did they come out of the campaign? they did not come out of the campaign. they came from me. >> all right, joining me now, one of the reporters who broke that story, nicole hahn, the wall street journal had been out on this story from the beginning. this story is 76 news cycles ago. bring us up to spee

>>> could facebook have acted sooner to stop russian interference, tomorrow cara swisher and stephanie ruhlethe explosive report, and cara goes one on one with mark benioff to discuss the pitfalls, watch a special edition of live revolution on msnbc. >>> at the top of the hour, the president's tour of the wildfire damage as the death toll climbs and the grim search for the missing continues and has larger numbers. plus, new information about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, and the alleged role the saudi government played in his death. makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ pai'm open to that.medicare? lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-minded. look at everything - like prescription drug plans... oh, and medicare advantage plans from private insurers. use the tools at medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. open to something better? start today. open enrollment ends december

coming up at the top of the hour, ari melber followed by stephanie ruhle and the great lawrence o'donnellh the miracle on the hudson pilot, captain sulley sullenberger. a preview of the next stop, florida, florida, florida. >>> the real reason i came down to miami is because this tuesday might be the most important election of our lifetimes. politicians will always say that, but this time, it's actually true. the stakes really are that high. >> one of the most closely watched and talked about states this election season is of course, florida. two presidents stumped this week to turn out their party's most dedicated voters. two crucial races are under way. bill nelson is trying to hold on to his senate seat and andrew gillum is looking to be the first black governor of the sunshine state. host of the podcast strange days and my pal. looking forward to seeing you tomorrow in the ftl, 954. tell me what's going to happen. i can't wait until tuesday. both of these races. >> you know this from florida. we won't know until election night. this race is tight as a tick. here's the truth. as critic

with stephanie ruhle and then at 3:00 p.m. eastern. i'd love to take a look at the markets. we should do that. we've had a couple good days. a great strong day yesterday. the dow gain again today. about 1% on the dow. you're seeing a very similar percentage gain on the s&p 500. october was a really, really rough month for the dow. it was the worst october in many years. i think since 2011 on the s&p 500 since 2009 on the dow. something like that. a rough month per the stock market. it was the dow's biggest drop since 2008. october is often a rough month but we're seeing november off to a good start. i'm going to hand it over -- one other bright note. today is my friend bob pisani's 25th anniversary with cnbc. he's a friend of our show and joins us often to make sense of the markets. you should read the stuff he writes. he's a really smart guy. i'm going to hand it over to nicolle and "deadline white house." >> hi, everyone. there's breaking news on multiple fronts this hour with five days to go until the midterm elections. each side rolled out its biggest and best messengers

. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is giving tuesday, november 27. >> major bombshell report from the guardian newspaper. manafort, the president's one-time campaign chairman held secret talks with julian assange at the ecuadorian embassy. >> i have no idea if that report is true or not but it wouldn't surprise me. >> manafort now

i'm stephanie ruhle. i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. for special election coverage. coming up right now, more news withny friend ha nmy friend ja . >>> we're lining up for president trump's rally in the afternoon. the buzzword today, it's not necessarily republican or democrat, but persuadable. yep, there are people out there who have not totally made up their mind. we'll bring you our new polling about the tightest of senate races. >>> plus how both parties are hoping to persuade those persuadables. president trump using what helped him into the white house, tough talk on immigration. while democrats are employing star power with oprah and joe biden. our campaign road warriors are covering all of this for us again this morning. plus the election wave that's already here. black women making election history in one part of the country this year. >> in shelby county, we sprinkled black girl magic across the field. >> everywhere. >> our tremaine lee with their stories. >>> we kick it off on this friday morning with our team criss-crossing the country. w yes, we are all

. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, november 1st. let's get smarter. more than th24 million american do not need a reminder to vote. they have already done it. that is 10%. >> the president bracing for a democratic surge that could cost republicans the house is largely focusing his attention on keeping the senate in republican hands. >> a vote for democrats is a vote to liquidate america's borders and they got a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant children are made automatic citizens every year because of this crazy policy. congress has never passed a law requiring birth right citizenship for illegal aliens and the constitution does not -- i say that to the media, does not require it, read it. >> you've got fervent supporters. they love you. they listen to you. >> it is my only form of fighting back. >> you're talking about 15,000 active u.s. military to the border. >> we have to have a wall of people, very highly trained people. >> in the campaign, you made a promise. you id ssaid, i w

. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, november 1st. let's get smarter.4 million american do not need a reminder to vote. they have already done it. that is 10%. >> the president bracing for a democratic surge that could cost republicans the house is largely focusing his attention on keeping the senate in republican hands. >> a vote for democrats is a vote to liquidate america's borders and they got a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant children are made automatic citizens every year because of this crazy policy. congress has never passed a law requiring birth right citizenship for illegal aliens and the constitution does not -- i say that to the media, does not require it, read it. >> you've got fervent supporters. they love

here now, ali velshi and stephanie ruhle for velshi and ruehl. >> thank you, have a great afternoon.>> it is tuesday, november 13th. if to good to be back with you. >> not one but two in a search for a second headquarters labeled hq 2. >> this is an year that is going to see a very big economic boom. 25,000 jobs with an average salary of $150,000. >> housing costs will increase. >> i question whether

i am stephanie ruhle in for hallie jackson. we are learning this morning new information about how house democrats will wield their new power once the gavel is officially turned over next year. nbc news got its hands on a 67-page document showing the democrats' plans to prioritize far beyond russia. but right now the mueller probe of course is front and center. with house juicery committee democrats calling for an emergency hearing following the firing of jeff sessions. here's what the incoming house oversight chairman elijah cummings said the american people should expect. >> we are to uphold the constitution of the united states of america. and part of that, rachel, is about being a check on executive branch. they should expect that and i promise you they will get that. >> joining me now to discuss this and more democratic congresswoman primilla jiapal. congresswoman, i want to first ask you about the conference call conveyed yesterday by nancy pelosi with the entire democratic caucus. politico wrote about it and said this. i

i'm chris jansing, in for stephanie ruhle. following several major developing stories right now. the implications of the explosive report from the "new york times" revealing that president trump wanted the justice department to prosecute two of his biggest political adversaries, hillary clinton and james comey. >> she lied like a dog on her e-mails. she should be in prison. >> comey is a leaker, and he's a liar. and not only on this stuff. he's been leaking for years. >> plus the growing backlash after president trump dismisses the cia's conclusion on the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi in a statement filled with exclamation points saying that maybe the crown prince knew about the killing, but maybe he didn't. and making it clear there will be no consequences for the brutal murder of a u.s. resident. >> saudi arabia needs us more than we need them. it's not too much to ask an ally not to butcher a guy in a consulate. >> and barely hanging on, the dow plunging more than 500 points, completely wiping out all the gains made this year. and the administration insists, we're nowh