steve kornacki is here. he's right here. in just a minute. >>> i just think when people get this narrative, whatever the new term is, the compare and contrast narrative, they're going to find that i'm going to be the guy that they're going to vote for. and it's a long haul, man. whoa, whoa, whoa! >> whoa! whoa! you people are so close. inappropriately loud. some of you are behind me. jeb bush gearing up for the long haul against front-runner donald trump. if he can make it through without throttling any of these terrible reporters who are very close to him. in an uncomfortable way. i did not expect him to be like this. joining us now is the great steve kornacki, host of "up" on msnbc, on the weekends. i hereby author the hypothesis that jeb bush is bad at his job and his job right now is running for president. do you think that is fair? >> i think i would qualify it a little bit. i think i would say, what i wonder about is, is jeb bush a bad candidate for this moment in politics, and this moment in the republican party? beca

steve kornacki has the morning off. i'm michael dyson. >>> air traffic controllers lost contact with the regional aircraft nine minutes before it was scheduled to land in the mountain o mountainous region. officials have called off the search for the evening. i'm being joined now on the phone by former commercial airline pilot anthony roman. we have our first photo of the type of aircraft they were flying on this route. what is your experience with this kind of, what appears to be, propeller aircraft? >> the atr-42 is a french and italian built twin turboprop. simply what that means, dara, is that it does have propellers but those are modern jet engines and this aircraft has a long, very safe history of flying with very few on dgoing mechanical proble, originally produced in 1984 and still built today. this particular submodel seats approximately 42 to 50 people. it has suffered 23 whole loss accidents since 1984. and interestingly enough, one in the general vicinity in which the current aircraft has been lost during au

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and steve kornacki is with us. this is a tough call tonight. it's still hot. did donald trump make two big mistakes tonight? this is the way i think regular republicans, people who grew up republican will hear it. i'm not a reliable republican i'm not really part of the political party, not. loyal to it. number two, it isn't a matter of political correctness to make fun of women's looks. he wasn't making a political can statement. he was just being borish and he defended it as part of his independence. did he cross those two lines tonight? >> i think it's possible and i think the second point and that exchange with megyn kelly, an important piece of information is going to be how often does fox replay that moment over the next few days? how often do viewers see that over and over and over again. the more it's played, the more damaging it could do when you consider the importance of the fox viewer. i think that is possible. on the first question, i think a lot of republicans, that's going to bother him. trump has to have a better answer than that. the idea of l

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steve kornacki is with us.start with the question let's talk about what you think the fight is going to be, predict, kathleen parker, because i think -- i just happen to think, like everybody is who they are. donald trump is going to be donald trump. >> well, yeah, i hope he is, because otherwise it's going to be a little less entertaining than we're expecting. but i think very possibly donald trump is going to try to throw everyone else offbalance a little bit by being presidential. now what that means, you know, may have its own trump flavor. >> is he going to come out with a buzz cut? >> i don't think he's going to do that. he may talk a little bit more in more substantive terms than thus far. i don't think he will get away in this debate without saying something like i'm going to repeal it and replace it with something terrific. >> but what happens, gene, if that's what he does? if he comes out, no fireworks, and all the other guys do the same thing, we're going to have a replay of that thing we saw this af

i'm joined here in the studio by my friend and colleague steve kornacki, host of "up" with steve kornackiwrote about the possible hurdles for the trump campaign. this is a line that caught my attention. quote, when it comes to picking candidates for president, summer is for dating and winter is for mating. so can trump take the 40,000-plus people expected to fill this stadium this alabama tonight, can he turn those excited people into primary voters? >> first of all, the location is so interesting. it's 40,000 people in alabama. alabama is not traditionally one of the states that's going to decide the republican nomination. it comes a little later in the process. but this year a bunch of those southern -- they call it the s.e.c. primary. it sets up after new hampshire, after iowa, in early march. a bunch of these southern states will vote. you see the beginnings of a blueprint for winning the nomination. if you're trump, you're taking the right-wing path to the nomination. you want to try to win iowa. maybe not new hampshire. try to get south carolina, conservative state. then you have th

i'm steve kornacki live from k4r50e68d. cleveland. it will be the largest republican stage. donald trump is leading in the polls, he's expected to touchdown in his private plane this hour. trump vows he's going to keep his rhetoric on a high level. will anyone attack him. his closest rival spent part of his day today testing out his podium. a shout out to lebron james. it's trump who enters as the king of this race. he'll be flanked by bush and scott walker. what happens tonight? how will donald trump do will we see fireworks? we'll find out as the candidates face off for the first time. joining me now is chris matthews, also mitt romney's deputy campaign manager in the 2012 presidential race. and msnbc political correspondent casey hunt. let's start with you, chris matthews, all eyes are going to be on donald trump. the first time we see him on stage. i'm wondering, does he have more to worry about from the other candidates who are up there with him, or these months raters. >> i think the moderators are his problem. they're very respected people in the business they're not

i'm jonathan capehart in for steve kornacki.s taken back its invitation to billionaire businessman donald trump. details on that in a minute. carly fiorina seems to be having a moment since her debate

and watch "up with steve kornacki" right here on msnbc. we also have politico's chief political columnist roger simon and "wall street journal" white house reporter carol lee with me as women. roger, the head of the republican party was on with me today. take a look. >> we got to make sure we abide by reagan's commandment as best as you can and make sure that we don't really put up with a whole lot of mud slinging and call it out when you see it but let some jab goes by as well. it's a balancing act that we have to let happen without us kind of killing each other at the same time. >> all right. looking for a balancie ining ac of this. who do you think, roger, is going to go the moest most reaganesque this evening? >> probably -- too many of them. i just disagree with reince priebus. you know, if the field up there tonight thinks that running against hillary clinton, they're wrong. they're running against donald trump. and even though the safest path and the common wisdom is leave him alone, he's like a nightmare. he will go away when we wa

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steve kornacki has the morning off. new details about friday night's shooting death of a sheriff's deputy in houston. more on that in a moment. >> plus the gulf coast is marking the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina and the aftermath. >>> approaching end of summer means soon it will be decision time on capitol hill for president obama's nuclear deal with iran.

steve kornacki has the morning off. i'm michael dyson. >>> air traffic controllers lost contact with the regional aircraft nine minutes before it was scheduled to land in the

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all of which are totally dejit legitimate, steve kornacki was on the program and he compared it to pat buchanan back in 1992, and there is something buchanan-esque. to the extent there's any identifiable, ideological anything here. it's sort of this idea what you need are people, are leaders that are tough and china's got leaders that are tough. mexico has leaders who are tough. we need leaders. >> this country has changed enormously both in terms of demographics and this new, young generation i call first globals that most call millennials are changing everything. you have gay people who are allowed to get married. you had an african-american president. who have women who are asserting themselves as equal to men. this is incredibly disturbing to a significant number of people in the republic kwan party, and they are lashing out. they are angry. they don't know what to do. the elders of the republican party know they can't win the election with that going on and they're trying to steer it back to the center. >> i think howard has a point there that trump is activating a very small but

joining me for much more on the 2016 race is steve kornacki host of msnbc's "up." what is trump's sustainability? >> well, i have to say, i mean, i think it's something people who follow politics closely are reassessing as we speak. the assumption when you go back to june when he got in the race was well this is something that will last a few weeks. he'll say one thing and it will be over. well, he's said several things all over the summer, he's in better position now than he was when this started and he's tapping into some -- he's tapping into a sense of anxiety and frustration that exists within the republican party but a lot of it more broad than that and he's tapping into it. and the question now is if none of the stuff that's come out already could bring him down, what would? i'm not sure we have an answer. >> he's at 25%. what about that other 75% of republican voters? can he get them? >> i think it's not necessarily as hard as people think look beyond donald trump. donald trump is in 25%. who's in second place? ben carson, the ultimate outsider, not a politi

and steve kornacki is the one who predicted what will happen, that chuck schumer will come out against, it will get no attention. when that tweet came out saying schumer will come out against the deal, and to your point, clearly, he's not going to whip votes against it, then he gives at least some cover to some democrats who want to vote for this deal, but are there any? with the exception of bernie sanders who came out in support of the deal? >> senator levin was -- he kay out in support of it early on. >> senator durbin, new york's other senator, senator ju gillibrand. i would have some worries if i was the white house. >> you have to think about these members are now home on recess. and what of the air waves going to be filled with that. this is something that is very immediate. constituents have a very visceral reaction to this. we've seen it on the republican debate stage. on the campaign trail. uniformly opposed to it. there is a lot of pressure there. >> it's really more than just this issue. i think it is an insight into what's going to happen in the democratic caucus once he b

i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes.e are the ten candidates invited into the prime time debate tomorrow night. under the rules set forth by fox news. the candidate with the highest poll number, donald trump right now, will be center stage tomorrow night with the other candidates positioned around him based on their standing in the polls. these seven candidates polled outside the top ten in the average of the national polls

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. grab some popcorn.e begin with the must-see tv of this election. the bomb throwing fireworks assault on the latest assault

." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i'm steve kornacki in new york, in for chris matthews.begin tonight with the most dangerous game in politics today. taking on donald trump. last night trump gloated about the state of rick perry's campaign, which ran out of money despite a media blitz attacking trump. he also revelled in lindsey graham's struggles which come despite a flood of media interviews where graham bashed trump as a jack ass. in an appearance in michigan yesterday, trump was out to make an example of those two, that if you end up on trump's hit list, this is what might happen to you. >> lindsey graham hit me harder than anybody. he's got zero. lindsey graham is at zero. legitimately, i saw it on television today, zero. zero. >> perry hit me harder than anybody. those were the two. and perry was at four or five, he went down to two and down to nothing and now i guess he's out of the campaign. >> you know what's a great honor, they hit me hard and they went down. >> perry went to washington to make a speech about me. it wasn't nice. he went from four or five, down t

i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes. these are the ten candidates invited into the prime time debate tomorrow night. under the rules set forth by fox news. the candidate with the highest poll number, donald trump right now, will be center stage tomorrow night with the other candidates positioned around him based on their standing in the polls. these seven candidates polled outside the top ten in the average of the national polls chosen by fox. because of that, they missed the cut. they will not be allowed the take cut in the main debate. instead, they are being relegated to an earlier debate at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. a debate expected to attract far fewer eyeballs than that prime time showdown. and donald trump yesterday taking credit for the fact that two of his primary an tag miss theist in, rick perry being forced into the earlier debate. graham and perry were really hitting me hard and they went down in the polls. i am greatly honored by that. trump says his plan for tomorrow night is simply to be the donald. >> i don't

i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes. are the ten candidates invited into the prime time debate tomorrow night. under the rules set forth by fox news. the candidate with the highest poll number, donald trump right now, will be center stage tomorrow night with the other candidates positioned around him based on their standing in the polls. these seven candidates polled outside the top ten in the average of the national polls chosen by fox. because of that, they missed the cut. they will not be allowed the take cut in the main debate. instead, they are being relegated to an earlier debate at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. a debate expected to attract far fewer eyeballs than that prime time showdown. and donald trump yesterday

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i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews.o pulverize republicans on women's issues. jeb bush goes back to iraq and rick perry's campaign hits its lowest point since oops. but we begin with the best reality show on television these days, donald trump. we are waiting right now for trump to speak to reporters in michigan. this is going to be i first campaign appearance since thursday night's debate. katy tur joins us from the trump event in michigan.

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i'm steve kornacki in cleveland, stay with our live coverage, a special edition of hardball with chris matthews at 7:00 eastern time, right here on msnbc, michael eric dyson is up next. >>> was i'm michael eric dyson, tonight going rogue. the undercard will any of the candidates who didn't make it to the main event be able to break out of the pack? and jon stewart's last daily show, the 11:00 hour will never be the same. that's all ahead. >> first, we have breaking news. donald trump arrived in cleveland ohio for tonight's republican debate just moments ago. he will take center stage in tonight's big event. and at least one republican isn't happy about it. the former chief of staff to george w. bush came out slamming donald trump in tonight's debate. he simply goes down the list on trump's many conflicting opinions over the years. it should be an interesting debate if candidates or moderators pick up on rove's line of attack. he points out, donald trump told larry king in 1999, i'm quite liberal and getting much more liberal on health care. he goes on to cite trump's book from 2000. th

." ♪ >> good evening, i'm steve kornacki in new york, in for chris matthews.gin tonight with the most dangerous game in politics today. taking on donald trump. last night trump gloated about the state of ric

join steve kornacki tomorrow right here on msnbc. >>> i'm michael eric dyson. breaking tonight: shots fired. a man enters a movie theater in tennessee armed with a gun and reportedly an a hatchet or an ax. and obama blasts opponents of an iran nuclear deal while trying to win congressional support. and your handy guide to tomorrow night's republican debate. who is in and out and what the stakes are. first out of a antioch, tennessee. reports of a active shooter at a movie theater near nashville. described as the 51-year-old local man shot and killed by a s.w.a.t. team. officials say three people were injured from an irritant, possibly pepper spray and one of those three people reportedly received a minor injure from a hatchet. this update moments ago. >> one of the police officers entered the theater, he encountered the gunman as he entered the theater that showing the film of mad max. the suspect, the gunman raised the gun towards the officer. the officer fired and this the gunman left the theater. outside the. the man had a superficial injury a cut to his sho

join steve kornacki tomorrow right here on msnbc. >>> i'm michael eric dyson. shots fired. a man enters a movie theater in tennessee armed with a gun and reportedly an a hatchet or an ax. and obama blasts opponents of an iran nuclear deal while trying to win congressional support. and your handy guide to tomorrow night's republican debate. who is in and out and what the stakes are. first out of a antioch,

." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i'm steve kornacki in new york, in for chris matthews.ght with the most dangerous game in politics today. taking on donald trump. last night trump gloated about the state of rick perry's campaign, which ran out of money despite a media blitz attacking trump. he also revelled in lindsey graham's struggles which come despite a flood of media interviews where graham bashed trump as a jack ass.

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews.linton to pulverize republicans on women's issues. jeb bush goes back to iraq and rick perry's campaign hits its lowest point since oops. but we begin with the best reality show on television these days, donald trump. we are waiting right now for trump to speak to reporters in michigan. this is going to be i first campaign appearance since thursday night's debate. katy tur joins us from the trump event in michigan. robert costa with "the washington post" and michael steele is an msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the rnc. katy, you're on the scene, let's start with you. 'r

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. grab some popcorn. we begin with the must-see tv of this election. the bomb throwing fireworks assault on the latest assault on the republican front-runner, donald trump. two of the party's biggest hawks tangled with trump and their campaigns went nowhere. now you have the biggest dove in the republican party, rand paul who finds himself struggling in the polls, going to war with everything he's got. here we go. amp slamming trump as a fake conservative, he put this ad online. >> in many cases, i identified more as a democrat. >> democrat. >> a liberal on health care. we have to take care of people who are sick. >> universal health coverage? >> hillary clinton i think is a terrific woman. i'm a little biased. i've known her for years. i think she works hard and cause the good job. i like her. she is a really good person. >> trump responded with a lengthy diatribe. unless you are a piece of unyielding granite, over the years positions evolve as they have in my case. then trump threw in this bit of macho

. >>> we me now, the huffington post howard fineman, steve kornacki and joy reid. joy reid, i want to go over this because i read your pre-interview and i know what your thinking is, your analysis. what's interesting in this polling, the cnn/orc poll, the national opinion and research corporation is basically that he isn't going to left or center left. but his appeal seems to pick up on independents who lean republican. then you get moderate republicans and further right and then conservative republicans then tea partierss. so he has a big grab of the electorate starting somewhere in the middle. so he's middle to right. he's not -- you think, though, based upon your sampling, that he's all tea party. i wonder if you think a still. >> i'd like to see a venn diagram between the tea party, palinites and trump supporters. remember, teamers claim they weren't far right, they weren't really republicans, they were just average americans who wanted the truth. and so i think what you have with trump and what i see as his base is not just the far right but the right and it's

i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes.idates invited into the prime time debate tomorrow night. under the rules set forth by fox news. the candidate with the highest poll number donald trump right now, will be center stage tomorrow night with the other candidates positioned around him based on their standing in the polls. these seven candidates polled outside the top ten in the average of the national polls chosen by fox. because of that they missed the cut. they will not be allowed the take cut in the m

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. hillary clinton to pulverize republicans on women's issues. jeb bush goes back to iraq and rick perry's campaign hits its lowest point since oops. but we begin with the best reality show on television these days, donald trump. we are waiting right now for trump to speak to reporters in michigan. this is going to be i first campaign appearance since thursday night's debate. katy tur joins us from the trump event in michigan. robert costa with "the washington post" and michael steele is an msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the rnc. katy, you're on the scene, let's start with you. we're expecting him any minute now. any idea what he's going to be saying? >> if anyone tells you they know what trump is going to say at any given point, then they're lying to you, steve. no one has any clue what had come out of his mouth. but if you were to guess, he'll hit the major points he's been hitting. he'll address the megyn kelly comments, i think he'll address the fox news controversy a

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews in new york. you've been listening to donald trump before he hits the road for a big event out in iowa. this was a vintage trump performance you just watched. he made it a point to rip into rand paul. he's been on the attack against him lately. >> rand paul, you have to understand, is a disaster in the polls. he's a disaster on military and defense. he's getting decimated by everybody. he's doing so badly he figures he has to attack trump because i'm leading by a lot everywhere. i don't mind. i think he's never going to make it. never going to make it. can't make it. >> tha former political directo to president bush, john stanton the washington bureau chief at buzzfeed and kristen welker is nbc news white house correspondent. matt, let me start with you. i don't know where to start exactly in this press conference. we have the clip of him attacking rand paul. he also bluntly attacked jeb bush. he called jeb bush a puppet at one point. he said the last thing we need right now is another bush, jeb b

steve kornacki has the morning off.trina this morning, there's another atlantic storm heading in the direction of florida at this hour. florida governor rick scott declaring a protective state of emergency and the national hurricane center is sending a weather airplane into what is now tropical storm erika to figure out its strength. the details on that in just a few minutes. all of this coming on what is the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina snieking the gulf coast. a memorial ceremony will be taking place in the city of new orleans in just little bit. that ceremony to be led by mitch landrieu who was louisiana's lieutenant governor during katrina and who is now the mayor of new orleans. mayor landrieu, thanks for being here. >> hey, jonathan. thanks for having me. >> when katrina hit you were second in command at the state emergency operations center. ten years later, what your biggest regret in the handling of the emergency response? >> first of all, it was one of the biggest evacuations that the country has eve

i'm jonathan capehart in for steve kornacki. a conservative forum has taken back its invitation to billionaire businessman donald trump. details on that in a minute. carly fiorina seems to be having a moment since her debate performance this week. we'll assess what's next for her. plus president obama begin as seven-day trip to martha's vineyard, likely a working vacation with much lobbying needed for the iran nuclear deal. >>> a life sentence for aurora movie theater gunman james holmes. juror reaction live from colorado. we begin with donald trump versus fox news. a feud that's taken a dramatic turn overnight. trump frustrated by the questions he received in thursday night's republican debate not holding back in his attacks against moderator megyn kelly, trump calling in to cnn last night with these comments. >> certainly i don't have a lot of respect for megyn kelly. she's a lightweight. she came out there reading her little script and trying to be tough and be shock. when you meet her, you really know she's not very tough. i

we were talking about steve kornacki doing an interview with chuck schumer, and he talked -- schumer talked a little bit about his going to the gym with dick and they would target republicans at the gym to sort of seduce over to whatever sort of legislative game they have. do you work that way yourself? >> i have a far more direct approach. i just bring people facts and then badger them until they agree with me. >> i spent much of last night actually reading about the volume of things that you have done not only alzheimer's research but in aging, aging in place. you know, i was just reading tweets of yours on diabetes and the whole broad arena of how to think about designing homes differently for the aging. you must know more about this subject than any of your colleagues. it's just i'm convinced that's the case. would you say that's the case? >> no, i wouldn't be that presumptuous. but -- >> you've invested heavily. >> i have. >> what's driven that? >> well, first of all, i have the privilege of chairing the aging committee. so it's my responsibility. >> but somebody called you that