this is the network tom brokaw is proud of?rachel maddow, claiming she was a news person, really? >> she is not a news person, sean. there is a direct line between jim acosta's behavior at that press conference and what happened at our friend is tucker's house, these people are repeatedly crossing the line of what is acceptable. whether you are a reporter in the white house or whether you are a demonstrator in d.c., they are undermining or they are broadening what is called the overton window, meaning the list of things that are deemed acceptable. this behavior -- jim acosta's behavior -- the behavior at tucker's house, would have been deemed absolutely unacceptable just two years ago. maxine waters -- >> sean: they are throwing up doxing, putting up addresses of people like me, and called her. i will say, another thing here here, -- look, cnn will say we are called fake news. they are, they are not news. they are opinion. >> larry king said it. >> sean: one crowd to chant "pesach," that is not violent. or the president says "f

either for her deal or staying in the european union that should be put for the people right now tom brokaw's thank you for your thoughts a pleasure france is urging renault to let cobblestone go there are fears the rest could damage the comic or n.d.p. rail its alliance with nissan it was accused of financial misconduct and of underreporting more than forty four million dollars of his income over several yes . at first glance it's just a normal day as the employees from nissan head into work but in reality it's the day after their boss carlos grown was arrested put in way up he thought then almost it could owns the rest is regrettable as he's the one who helped nissan turn around its business. loss i hope management can work hard to regain the public's trust most of it almost what i take to place a. trust that carlos ghosn is accused of abusing the superstar auto manager is said to have under reported his income for several years and to have misused company money from asia to europe the news has had a ripple effect groans alliance is a major force on the global automotive market. beyond any

are you proud of that tom brokaw? where is tom brokaw speaking out about this?here is anybody in fake news, conspiracy tv or msnbc? are you going to vilify those disgusting remarks? you don't have the courage to speak out? and while democrats call every conservative racist, sexist, xenophobic, islamophobic, dirty air, dirty water, throat granny over the cliff and kill children. they do it every two years and every four years. you ask yourself which side you are on. the side of the decorated war hero's like martha mcsally and dan crenshaw? i know the people and cape girardeau are. are you supporting regulations and supporting what has been an economic boom that we have not seen in over ten years? do you want secure borders? you want on a wall with a door and a man that we respect with our sovereignty and our borders that people come in legally? you want the policies of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states? you believe in peace through strength? do you value due process? presumption of innocence? do you love our constitution and our american values that made this

cornell and nbc news correspondent tom brokaw. welcome to sunday and a special midterm edition of "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning from our election headquarters right here. we are reporting on the first national referendum on the trump presidency. at stake, all 435 house states. 35 senate seats this year. 36 governors races and thousands of state legislative seats on the ballot. for the democrats great night for them would be winning back the house convincingly. somehow even gaining a senate seat. even if they don't gain control and winning nearly a dozen governors mansions. the republican dream, hanging onto this house. solidifying their hold on the senate with gain of three or four seats hitting 54-55 in total, and holding their losses in governors races to fewer than five. we have two days to go. we have a new poll completed early this morning. we were calling that late. among likely voters, democrats have a seven-point lead. that's a slight improvement for the republicans compared to two weeks ago when the democrats

are you proud of that, tom brokaw? where is tom brokaw speaking out about this?r is anyone a fake news conspiracy tv msnbc? are you going to vilify those disgusting remarks. you don't have the courage to speak out? while democrats call every conservative, as i told you, racist, sexist, xenophobic, misogynist, islamophobic, dirty air, dirty water, throw granny over the cliff and kill children, they do it every two years, every four years. you ask yourself, which latter you want? the side of the decorated, principled war heroes like martha mcsally entity and cringe out? i know the people and cape girardeau are. are you on the side of those who support tax cuts, lowering regulations, support what is now has been an economic boom we have not seen in over ten years? if you want secure borders, you want a wall with a door and to demand that we respect our sovereignty, our borders, that people come in legally, you want to enter policies of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, you believee in peace through strength, do you value due process, the presumption of innocenc

correspondent kasie hunt, democratic pollster cornell belcher and nbc news senior correspondent tom brokaw. welcome to sunday and a special midterm edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news, the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning from our election headquarters right here at rockefeller center in new york city where on tuesday night, we'll be reporting on the first national referendum on the trump presidency. at stake all 435 house seats, 35 senate seats this year, 36 governors races, and of course thousands of state legislative seats are on the ballot. for the democrats a great night for them would be winning back the house convincingly, somehow even gaining a senate seat even if they don't gain control, and winning nearly a dozen governors mansions. the republican dream, hanging on to the house, solidifying their hold on the senate gaining seats and holding their losses in governors races to fewer than five. we have two days to go, and we have a brand-new nbc news/"wall street jo

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i grew up with tom brokaw and peter jennings. they were not so blatant about it. now there's no ambiguity about it. they are out there 280 characters at a time telling the president to get bent on a regular basis. where journalism really went off the rails with watergate it seems to be where it went off the rails journalists became celebrities. they became fabulously wealthy and they were portrayed by robert redford and in a very bit of generosity, carl bernstein was protected by dusting off steam -- dustin hochstein. they made millions of dollars and up and coming want to be like that. a then they became activists but the editors at the time tried to pump the brakes on that. people that wanted to make a difference are now the editors and you have a whole bunch of social justice warriors coming in and they don't want to pump the great. where the social justice become the editors that is going to be press releases and big slap under somebody's byline in. my daughter is going to have to be skeptical of everything she didn't get multiple sources on the same story fro

tom brokaw thank you so much. lonnie, thank you as well.he east coast as willie and i like to count mount desert island maine too has gone democratic and willie and i, we're going to get maps, we'll get steve kornacki to dig into this but we're getting the final results from towns going democratic. bar harbor, mount desert, the swing district that willie worried about so much, southwest harbor went democratic. tremont, 460-282. willie, you wouldn't have said this in the past bust the democrats won 70% of the vote on mdi and as said before as goes northeast harbor so goes france. this is big news. >> we'll be right back on good morning bangor. >> so product of it. >> monica lewinsky is revisiting the scandal that put her and bill clinton in the spot lights. we'll talk to the director of the new documentary series the clinton affair along with new helpful hints on how you broil that lobster just right for thanksgiving. as good morning bank bagor conts on "morning joe". r continue on "morning joe" ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brin

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and i turned on the tv when i came into the room and i turned to nbc, and they had tom brokaw talkingi put it on abc and they had talk and i turned it on cbs and they had talk and i turned it on to cnn, and they had the war. bombs were blowing off. >> the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. we are seeing bright flashes going off all over the sky. >> my dad is super famous for the reciting very eloquently has the captain of the bridge. >> he said to every man and woman born, death come sooner or late. and how can man die better than facing fearful lives for the ashes of his father's and the temples of his gods. bring down the bridge, sir counsel, with all of the the may. i will hold play. might well be stopped by 3:00 now who will stand on either hand and guard the bridge with me? >> i think that is my dad. he has been the modern day standing on the bridge but he has build a bigger bridge. >> >> i don't want to see us destroy ourselves. i think we are pretty neat. i like people. >> reporter: what is your most favorite place to be? >> planet earth. that is my favorite place. >>> i

get involved and investigate all of the allege predators at mbc nbc news, not just matt lauer or tom brokawd and harassed me but many others who need to get to bottom of it and clean out what is wrong with nbc news. be a bacon of the journalistic organization should be. >> tucker: you mentioned andy lack who runs this and suggested he, himself, ought to be investigated. has he been? >> no. >> tucker: do you think there is evidence he should be subject of an investigation? >> i know of two victims who have been interviewed by reporters. i know of a member of cbs news management who was involved in both of the cases who confirmed that to me. so, yes, that exists. it's also been in print. this is out in the news. what is shocking to me is that this is easy findable. you can google this. does nbc universal and comcast just not care? does andy look's boss steve birk know about it and not care he had alleged i will say predator running the news division? does brian roberts not care? comcast was founded as a family company. tell me how that is a family company when women are abused and being silen

they loosened the reins it is dangerous we all know that journalists have opinion i grew up with tom brokaw and dan rather but they were not so blatant but now there is no ambiguity they are out there 280 characters at a time telling the world to get bent on a regular basis and i write in the book one of the things for journalism going off the rails but with watergate really seems to be where it went off the rails because journalist became celebrities bernstein was fabulously wealthy portrayed by robert redford and in a bit of generosity bernstein was portrayed by hoss - - hoffman they were invited to parties and made millions of dollars and up-and-coming journalists wanted to be like that and then they became activists. but they said that's not our job we report the story but those who wanted to make a difference are now the editors now you have social justice warriors they don't want to pump the brakes social justice warriors don't want to pump the brakes where worried when they become the editors that will just be press releases slapped under somebody's byline i feel bad for the future m

by the way, can you just imagine, nbc news, tom brokaw, person that says if she is a generalist, rachel maddow, partnering with moveon.org, oh, by the way, he is hitler, bush, michael moore, general petraeus, sad. let not your heart be troubled, we are always there and balance. laura ingraham is next. how are you tonight? >> laura: hannity, they have been playing the strike about you are hitler, you are racist, you are anti-semitic, you are stalin, -- >> sean: imagine this, move on on, general petraeus, war hero, elderly women, they have an ad, private part punched mitt romney and burn this mothe mother-f down. they are now partners, and nbc news is literally organizing and killing people, this is a break the glass moment we have all been waiting for, here is where you go protest. that is not going to end well. >> laura: know, and shawn, i have to say, i think the press of behavior in the briefing room yesterday, they are trying to with everything up into this frenzy, not just ask tough questions, they are trying to whip everything up into a frenzy, i think that gives some impetus to th

and tom brokaw in his day. these were real reporters asking real questions. >> i want to show you this. the sum people approach. now, this is a "new york times" reporter, watch this. >> on the campaign trail youou called yourself a nationalist. some people saw that as enbolding white nationalists. there are some people that say the republican party is seeing as supporting white nationalists. what do you make of that? president trump: that's a racist question, what you said is so insulting to me, it's a very terrible thing that you said. >> this thing went back and forth. this was almost the entire press conference. >> laura: some people. >> laura: some say. she said. >> exactly right. >> laura: some say. what did she just say? i think you're x. i think -- whatever it is, don't say some -- what people. if i'm trump i'm saying, give me -- >> give me exact people who say that. >> laura: i like the fact that he turns the race thing back on them. they are the most race obsessed people out there. i love the fact, no,

it's now an election night -- it can't be an electi night without nbc news senior correspondent tom brokawre right he's here. "today" show co-anchor savannah gurie, nbc news capitol hill correspondent, kasie hunt, cory belcher and hugh hewitt. i want to show you some of the wordlouds that came out of our new poll because we asked a simple message to voters. m whatssage do you want to send with your vote if you could send reat message. what folks who prefer a republican-controlled congress told us. you see immigration pops up big. do your job, wo together. and now take a look at the message that those that prefer c democraticgress. get rid of trump, stand up against trump. but do your job shows u there too. and work together shows up there. >> we need a work together, do your job party. >> there you go. >> that's what i takeaway. this is so happy. this is a bipartisan result here. it's interesting. i mean i was listening to governor haslam talking about it's not going to be trump's fault if, for example, they lose in florida. but the problem is, is that trump in contrast to many presidents

tom brokaw covering the drama that ripped the entire world.ey are putting that front and squarely center again. kate snow joining us now. hi, kate. >> good to see you. monica will recollectlewinsky s. for the first time we heard her account of how a white house intern ended up with a relationship with the president. how it developed and what it meant to her. >> he motioned me in. i was on the precipice of the rabbit hole. >> reporter: in a new docu series marking the 20th anniversary of the affair that captivated the world. >> i blurted out, you know i have a crush on you. >> reporter: revealing how her physical relationship with bill clinton unfolded when he summoned her into a office for what started out as an innocent chat. >> he laughed and smiled and asked me if i wanted to go into the back office and i did. it was dark and he eventually asked me if he could kiss me and i said yes. >> reporter: lewinsky says later that evening she was the only person left in the office. >> he came back in an he said if you want to me me in the back study

fight that we have under way here or do you want to find a way to heal a lot of the wounds. >> tom brokaw, thank you so much for that, sir. president donald trump speaking now now. >> thank you. >> it was a big day yesterday. incredible day. and last night the republican party defied history to expand our senate majority while significantly beating expectations in the house for the midterm year. we did it in spite of a very dramatic fund-raising disadvantage driven by democrats' wealthy donors and special interests and hostile media coverage. they set a new record and a new standard. we also had a staggering number of house retirements. so it is a little tough. these are seats that could have been held pretty easily with the newcomers coming in and a lot of them coming in and it is difficult when you have that many retirements. we held a large number of campaign rallies with large, large numbers of people going to the everyone to the best of my knowledge, we didn't have a vacant or empty seat, and i am sure that you would have reported it if you had spotted one, including 30 rallies in th

and durham tom brokaw's he is an author of the author adler of becoming british and dean and professor of law and government law school and finally and st andrews also by skype through like a mini scottish campaigner welcome to all of you drew i want to start with you is the deal as bad as the critics say yeah i really do think it's that is the critics say and i hate to say it's even a bracks a deal because it's really not bracks and it's really only directed in name only it doesn't allow the united kingdom to become an international player like rex it was supposed to go straight through trade deals and go from there and it is the same time it also and take back control of their laws but at the same time it also could very well lead to the going up in the breaking up of the united kingdom especially in relation to northern ireland and i will kind of back to that point obviously tom i want your thoughts is this deal as bad as as everybody says. i agree that it is as bad as people say but two years ago i came out and said that when the prime minister was saying bracks it means practice i

and durham tom brokaw's he is an author of the author adler of becoming british and dean and professor of law and government law school and finally and st andrews also by skype through like a mini scottish fully campaigner welcome to all of you drew i want to start with you is the deal as bad as the critics say yeah i really do think it's that is the critics say and i hate to say it's even a bracks a deal because it's really not bracks and it's really only directed in name only it doesn't allow the united kingdom to become an international player like rex it was supposed to strike their own trade deals and go from there to the same time it also and take back control of their laws but at the same time it also could very well lead to the splitting up in the breaking up of the united kingdom especially in relation to northern ireland and i will kind of back to that point obviously tom i want your thoughts is this deal as bad as as everybody says. that it is as bad as people say but two years ago i came out and said that when the prime minister was saying bracks it means practice it but it

veteran tom brokaw.ur coverage continues live in hest a moment. >> regardless of we live, we share a common belief that gi gecan do more, can be more for all of us. >> you get a vote and you get a vote. >> i've got a message for all stacey abrams liberal friends coming to georgia, this ain't hollywood. >>> polls are closed now in maryland, d.c. and virginia and the results are rolling in. >> moments ago nbc news projects maryland's governor larry hogan has secured reelection, defeating ben jealous. wexton, theifer democrat wins in virginia's 10th. we'll have results coming your way at 11:00. ba >>> welcom. we have a call on a race that has been watched verfully. sixth district in kentucky aroundexington. andy barr the republican incumbent will hold on there.pr ected winner in the sixth district. >> this is one of the races they were watching most closely because it was so tight even though that's a district that president trump carried by 16 points. a great recruit, people said, on the democratic side bu

. >> that was nbc's tom brokaw on this date 29 years ago. >> and how amaiding that that was a nice that your father and some other people spend their entire life working for and fighting for that freedom, the freewaying of over 100 million people. your parents fled poland and czechoslovakia in the 1930s. that night on this day so many people were freed. so this news keeps coming at us every day. i got a call from some people i know in florida going, this race is not over. bill nelson is picking up votes. by night, you had a full on freak out by mark roub o. rick scott is freaking out, too, alleging unlawful behavior when it doesn't go his way. >> when i was part of the republican effort back in 2000, our fight was to count all the votes. the republican party then, we were fighting to make sure that all the military votes got counted. if you want to see where the republican party is in 2018, 18 years after we were fighting to count all the votes, now it's marco rubio and donald trump the and rick scott that are freaked out that actually florida citizens may have their votes counted. also

. >> i know you're familiar with the phrase the greatest generation made famous by tom brokaw. >> sure a silent generation of veterans who haven't spoken of their experiences because the door's always been closed. now thanks to you, that door is being opened a bit and there's light coming in. one of the things i think you can bear this out in speaking to veterans, the "thank you for your service" while a nice gesture is kind of an empty gesture. we want to hear about your life today. what do you need? >> i think you're right. we want to honor these folks. one of the mistakes we made, conflating the poll atlantitics with the folks who take up the call. we absolutely need to honor these folks. they have sacrificed a lot. and they have -- most have served honserve ed honor rabably. at the same time, there are needs not being met by the va. there's a gap in services many of these individuals try to take up with their own hands. i've spoken to vets, one of whom described his telephone line is a one-man crisis center. twice he didn't answer the phone and he found out later his phone number w

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