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applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anthony andersonshaquille o'neal, musical guest, dinah jane featuring ty dolla $ign and marc e. bassy. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 940, whichita falls.d >> steve: anw, here's your host, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applae ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. hethat's a hot crowd right. that is a hot, hot crowd! welcome -- [ cheers and applause ] to "the tonight show," everybody. let's get to some ws here. guys, on saturday night brett kavanaugh was sworn in as supreme court justice. [ cheers and boos ] he said it was a night he'll never forget because he wrote e it on ird calendar he'll keep for 30 years. [ laughter and applause ] >> ste: "i see what i did." >> jimmy: "1989." actually, while kavanaugh was or being in, there were lots of angry protesters gathered outside.ve it gotworse kavanaugh stepped onto the balcony and threw beads at the crowd. you go, "oh, don't, don't!" [ laughter ] right after the confirtion vote, many republicans began applauding. kavanaugh

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. >> reporter: while anderson is confident turnout will be strong in the panhandle despite hardship florida elections expert steve shale says it could take a hit since this district usually votes solid red. >> it's hard to vote by mail if you don't know where your ballot is, you haven't been home two wee weeks. >> reporter: the last governor's race, rick scott won by 60,000 votes, the margin of victory came from this area. these votes matter. >> absolutely. >> reporter: for some voters, recovery matters more. you've got something more important to worry about. >> way more important. >> reporter: he won't make time to vote this year, says he simply doesn't have it. >> reporter: is voting a priority? >> no, zero, none. >> reporter: why is that? >> too much work around my house, i'm working six days a week. >> reporter: his neighbor is dealing with similar loss, but taking a different approach. working to rebuild his home and business, but finding time to cast a ballot. >> it's your voice. we the people come together to vote for candidates that we feel are going to do the right job. so that's why i'm here voting. >>

steve: those people didn't get violent. in minnesota, sarah andersonminnesota state representative was punched in the arm. republican candidate shane mckleelan got a concussion. somebody coal cocked him. d.a. is waiting for the medical report tore press charges. brian: i would say yes especially if there is footage. carley was co-hosting with rob. carley: i was. brian: but you are not done. carley: i did. ainsley: you found the studio. brian was doing the tease. carley: if you didn't remind me i would have gotten loss. steve: you wouldn't have to be on tv right now. carley: we are going to begin this morning with a fox news alert. "the washington post" publishing what it is calling missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi's final piece overnight. the paper receiving it the day after he went missing in turkey in it he writes the arab world is facing its own version of an iron curtain imposed not by external actors but through domestic forces vying for power. mike pompeo was set to brief president trump on his trip to saudi arabia and turkey later this m

steve scalise, of course. bernie sanders didn't have a list of people he vilified or mocked. but should the we've heard maxine waters and others have said. >> anderson, what happened to congressman scalise is absolutely terrible. the person who did it was 100% wrong. i can't imagine a democratic elected official doing anything but saying he was wrong and that anyone who thinks about doing that is wrong. and i think that's the difference. i'm waiting for the president to come out and say that the people who are dealing in this kind of action are 100% wrong, that he doesn't want them to support him, that he is looking for fairness and equity they are try to go buy the midterm elections for democrats. the tweet was deleted this next day. they said last week that he condemns violence or any acts of attempted violence. there are some who point out how that you are jewish. how do you view that tweet? >> it had to be considered an antisemi-mittic tweet. i think there's a reason he tok it down. he was obviously embarrassed. he was ashamed of it. he should be ashamed of it. >> tom steyer i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> >> we

kristen anderson, national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc and author of the book "the red and the blue: the 1990s and the birth of political tribalism" steveand an nbc news and msnbc contributor jon meachum. >> joe, we start this morning, again, fighting for just the truth, just the facts, just getting the facts right. >> well, you know, that actually while it's easy to ask what exactly is wrong with donald trump, jon meachum, when you have something that passed 98-1, passed 98-1 and it is about as bipartisan as anything can ever be, only one republican voted against it. jon, you actually have donald trump -- is jon there? do we have jon there? >> yeah. >> why don't we go to jon meachum, he is the soul of america, he can speak to this much better. there he is. jon meachum, you actually have the president who has a chance to talk about bringing washington together, the sort of thing that presidents in the past would love to do. here instead you have a president who actually lies about the fact that he had a 98-1 vote, which i guess, y

steve, is it appropriate under any circumstance for the president of the united states to praise anyone, much less a congressman, for assaulting a reporter and then who also lied about it? >> right, anderson, no, listen, i don't like it, it's not what i would have done. i also do think it's important, there's an important distinction here, which is that he said i like the kind of guy who can do that. he didn't say specifically -- and i think this is important, again, i don't like it, i wish he hadn't gone there, but he said i like the kind of guy who fights back. so to me, it's a metaphor. those of us in the trump movement, if there's one trait that marks the 2016 election, it's fighting back, against the crony political class, against the media elites. he's saying he likes that kind of character. that part, i understand. agreed, i wish he hadn't gone there in terms of somebody who actually pled guilty to actually assaulting a reporter. >> actually what he said is, "any guy who can do a body slam is my kind of guy." first of all, i don't know if the president is capable of doing a body slam on somebody physically, i'm not sure he could. but the idea that he's praising somebody who not onl

we have mike barnicle with us, john heilemann, kristin sol tti anderson and the author of the book "the red and the blue" steve just the truth, just the facts, just getting the facts right. >> you know, while it's easy to ask what exactly is wrong with donald trump, when you have something that passed 98-1 and it is about as bipartisan as anything can ever be. only one republican voted against it. john, you actual have the president who has a chance to talk about bringing washington together, the sort of thing that presidents in the past would love to do. here instead you have a president who actually lies about the fact that he had a 98-1 vote. what does that do? does that speak to the fact that he's just a lot more interested in dividing americans than bringing them together and when he has a chance to talk about how america comes together, he still lies and suggests that it's torn apart. >> he's fighting for the next five minutes, not for not even the next five weeks, much less the next five years or decades. basically he's going to keep doing this because he's been rewarded for it. he's the president of th