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my dear friend ali velshi will be back tomorrow.tur picks up our live coverage from reno, nevada. >> not nevada. if you say nevada, you'll get a bunch of hate tweets. nevada. stephanie ruhle, thank you very much. it is 2:00 p.m. out east and 11:00 a.m. here in reno, our second stop of this week's battleground college tour, bringing us to the university of nevada. if democrats stand any chance of retaking the senate, they have got to win here. while the incumbent is a republican, democrats bring an advantage into the race. there are 60,000 more registered democrats in this stays than republicans. but there's also a trend here in nevada of voters increasingly deciding to remain unaffiliated. they're passing on the partisanship. we see so much of that in washington across the country. here they're saying no more. we'll have more on this and talk to students on the university of nevada campus throughout the hour. stay with us for that. but first, let's begin in washington, as we always do, where we're following breaking news this aftern

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ali velshi off. it's friday, october 19th. let's get smarter. >> the choice could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. >> in our toxic political environment, i've heard some people in both parties describe their opponents as enemies or evil. in america, our political opponents are not evil. >> greg is smart. by the way, never wrestle him. you understand that? never. any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind -- >> when they go low, we go vote. this is the vote of your lifetime. >> we are doing much better than anyone thinks in a tough, tough match. >> overperforming everywhere? you have madnew jersey. you have a candidate with a hung jury in a federal corruption trial. >> first, bob menendez has done a good job or new jersey. >> we are seeing a momentum surge among democrats and donald trump and republicans need to find something that fires us up. the threat of a caravan of migrants to steal your jobs is much more potent than brett kavanaugh. >> remember, it is an election of the caravan. you

you're watching "velshi & ruhle."ed states and canada reached a last-minute deal late last night to salvage the north american free trade agreement. you know it as nafta. president trump took to the podium earlier today in the rose garden to share further details. >> throughout the campaign i promised to renegotiate nafta and today we have kept that promise. the agreement will govern nearly $1.2 trillion in trade which makes it the biggest trade deal in the united states history. once approved this will be a new dawn for the american auto industry and for the american auto worker. they will see. they understand. by the way, without tariffs we would ptd be talking about a deal. just for those babies out there that keep talking about tariffs. that includes congress. oh, please don't charge tariffs. >> all right. this new nafta will be known as a u.s.-mexico-canada agreement or usmca. it sets new rules on financial services, digital businesses and the auto sector. a car or truck must have 75% of its components manufactur

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i want to bring back my co-anchor ali velshi outside the scene in time warner in new york city. i think back to our colleagues over at cnn live on-air while this happened, how serious this is and commend them. there they are right next to you, coin continuing to report on this story as it unfolds and not going home. it's commendable. >> reporter: i am so proud of them. i am so proud of them. you know, chris cuomo is over there with kate baldwin on the sidewalk outside of their place of work delivering the news. and i spent many years here. i worked in this building for seven years. i worked for cnn for 12 years. these are my colleagues, and that is what we do. we deliver the news, and i'm proud of them. but they are only one of the victims today receiving these pipe bombs. we don't know whether these are real bombs or not. they look like bombs. i've seen the pictures of the one received here. that's gone for testing. it's been removed from this building. of the six that were sent this is is the only one that made it to its destination. one that got close to george soros, one tha

here's aly velshi for "velshi & ruhle.." >> thank you. good afternoon. stephanie is off. it's monday, october 15th. let's get smarter. >> i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to as he said his saudi arabian citizens and sounded like maybe it could have been rogue killers. who knows? we'll try getting to the bottom of it very soon. but his was a flat denial. >> do you still think that climate change is a hoax? >> look. i think something's happening, something's changing and it will change back again. i don't think it's a hoax. i think there's probably a difference. but i don't know that it's man-made. >> what about north korea? presides over a cruel kingdom of repression, gulags, starvation, report that is he had his half brother assassinated, slave labor, public executions. this is a guy you love? >> i don't know aknow all these. i'm not a baby. >> why do you love this guy? >> i get along with him. >> do you agree that vladimir putin issed in assassinations? poisonings. >> probably he is. probably. >> probably?

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good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. stephanie's off today. it's tuesday, october 23rd. >> new clues about the chances of a blue wave on election day with early voting well under way in more than two dozen states. the early returns are huge. >> today's democrat party would rather protect criminal aliens then american citizens. you know how the caravan started? does everybody know what this means? i think the democrats had something to do with it. in that caravan, you had some very bad people. we're going to be putting in a 10% tax cut for middle income families. it's going to be put in next week. and republicans will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. >> you think californians are rioting over the sanctuary city issue, where? >> many places in california want to get out. >> rioting? >> it is rioting in some cases. >> where are the riots? >> why is he saying things that aren't true? >> i don't think he is. i think the president is laying out a clear case of the difference between republicans and democrats. >> they have a wor

and one more follow-up, and then we will go to ali velshi outside of c nshnn. and how was that one to cnn inaccurately addressed? >> yes, it is addressed to john brenn brennan, the former cia director. and he had appeared on cnn this the past, but he did not work there, and his name is also misspell misspelled on the label for what that is worth. but he was notified of this today. and obviously, you know, all of the people that have been, and these things have been sent to have been notified and asked to be extra vigilant about what may be coming through the mail or sent to them, but he doesn't have any connection to cnn and as a matter of fact, he has an agreement to be a commentator for nbc news. but in any event a that is how the package was addressed to cnn. >> and in fact, he has been a very strong criticism of some of president trump's actions regarding the intelligence community and his security clearances were among those withdrawn by the president at the president's order. so he has been quite a target of the administration in particular. pete, i nknow

. >>> welcome back to velshi/ruehl. washington, d.c., a very large protest under way, people marching towards the supreme court, protesting what may be the nomination of brett kavanaugh as an association justice of the supreme court. the first vote is scheduled for some time on friday. with a second vote scheduled for possibly as early as sunday. we're going to stay on that story and we'll bring you updates as they occur. >>> a shocking new report reveals how china used a tiny chip about the size of a grain of rice to infill trait u.s. tech giants. and threatening national security on several fronts. acording to bloomberg business week, chinese spies attacked almost 30 u.s. companies, including amazon and apple, by planting the chip in hardware that is made in china and bound for the united states. this is a complicated and frightening story. joining me is one of the reporters who broke the story, michael riley of bloomberg news. michael, good to talk to you. tell me about how -- on the one hand, i don't know how they w

i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is halloween!y, october 31st. >> let's get spookier. >> let's get smarter.

i'm ali velshi. thanks for watching. with brian williams starts right now. >>> the breaking news tonight, the crime scenes now from east to west and across this country, all of them places where bombs were delivered. all of them also happen to be critics of the administration and frequent targets of the president. tonight donald trump without mentioning the former presidents who were targeted calls out the media for false attacks and the negative tone in our country.

i'm ali velshi. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now.tonight's l. i'm ali velshi.iams starts now. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announces from the floor of the senate the fbi investigation is over. the senate will get to see it in the morning and they will vote on brett kavanaugh by the weekend. tonight the latest on kavanaugh, on what his former college roommate had to say tonight, the letter from 650 law professors who say don't put this man on the court and the president's role in all of it including the damage his words might have caused last night. from warrior to u.s. senator to presidential candidate to secretary of state john kerry is our guest tonight. the 11th hour on a wednesday night begins now.

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i want to go back to ali velshi outside the time warner center. give us an update where you are. >> all right. by did way, ed burns who finished a long series of vietnam shares the view of not this much vitriol in the nation. because of the white powder, the commissioner was talking about, that's why the people are not back in the building and seeing if it's dangerous. whether it was a ruse. the device has been removed from the building for investigation. now, let's just bring you up to speed on what happened in the last 24 hours. there are potentially seven devices. they may be bombs. i have seen photographs. they have been sent to security facilities around the country. they look like pipe bombs but in this case they were addressed to -- the one at cnn addressed to john brennan and addressed to cnn. mislabeled a little bit and got to cnn and into the mail room and six others potentially. the potential one is at the congressional mail facility. that's just been discovered. they're trying to determine whether or not that's actually one of these de

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let me go now to my colleague ali velshi. he joins me now by phone. he is outside the time warner center in new york city. what's the scene there, ali? >> reporter: i'm on 58th street, which is the street where the entrance of cnn. this is as close as we can get to the cnn entrance. i'm here with a number of my old colleagues from cnn. this is also where they're reporting from. what we're looking at most prom ne -- prominently in addition to a heavy police presence. i think i see john miller on the scene now. we see a bomb disposal unit that is outside of cnn. it may be hard for you to see. it looks like a garbage truck with a big round opening. a lot of police, some fire vehicles. all of the cnn staff has been evacuated. the retail portion of it. the police on the scene are treating it as if it's an active bomb. they are obviously in discussions now as to what to do with it. in concert with the other bombs or suspected bombs, the packages that were received today, that is what is giving everybody concerned. i should say craig, this area, time warner

ali velshi is in washington, d.c. he takes it over. >> just add to the confusion because i've been watching you for the last hour. i thought i would mess you up by being in a completely different city. >> my team has pointed something very significant out to me. i have a thing for j names. it was jake, jonathan, jennifer. i called somebody named lucy juicy once on the air. >> i guess garrett could have been a jarrett. >> i was thinking of jake sherman. >> you have so many strengths katie, if that's the biggest problem you face, we'll take it happily. >> i love you. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon. as you can see i'm ali velshi coming to you from washington this afternoon. the most exciting thing you can

good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. let's get smarter. >> searching for the truth. police combing the consulate in istanbul and in the saudi capital, questions for the king from secretary of state pompeo. pompeo also seeking answers from king salman's powerful son. >> there are reports that the saudis might say that khashoggi was killed during the unauthorized interrogation. does that sound -- >> i just saw that. i just don't know. i'm going to have to see what they say. we're working very closely. with saudi arabia and with turkey.

here's aly velshi for "velshi & ruhle.." >> thank you. good afternoon. stephanie is off.h. let's get smarter. >> i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to as he said his saudi arabian citizens and sounded like maybe it could have been rogue killers. who knows? we'll try getting to

ali velshi picks things up right now. >>> you have a good rest of your day. i'm ali velshi. american problem. that's the message coming from new york city mayor bill de blasio as officials hunt. and today we're learning of three more packages that have been intercepted. that adds to the list of six other officials who were targets of packages containing pipe bombs all similar in appearance. at the half-hour new york city officials are going to hold a briefing on the latest of their investigation. right now two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news investigators are looking into whether some of the packages were sent from the state of florida. with that let's get the latest with nbc news investigations reporter tom winter. tom, you've been covering this closely. we have heard about this florida connection. what is it, and before we even get to that you have some more news about the capabilities of these bombs. >> that's correct. the reporting from myself, jonathan dean and pete williams are from the officials that have been briefed on this investigation, is that seve

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i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. let's get starter. >>> "the washington post" is reporting that the turkish officials have audio and video recordings that prove the journalist was killed inside the saudi consulate. >> turkey believe that is saudi arabia sent on two chartered planes a 15-member hit team that they were laying in wait. >> first, i want to find out what happened. and we're looking. again, this took place in turkey. and to the best of our knowledge khashoggi is not a united states citizen. >> i don't know what the white house is going to do but i'm fairly confident i know what congress will do. >> we don't like it even a litt

i'm ali velshi. republicans used to be all about the deficit. care about the deficit. now it appears it matters again, and it is perfect timing, because the federal deficit is on the rise. the government says the deficit went up nearly 20% during the 2018 fiscal year, compared to the year before, president trump is not blaming it on the republican tax plan that took in a whole lot less money. he told the associated press, number one had to take care of the military. had no choice but to do it. and i want to take care of our

ali velshi, am i wrong? >> rachel mitchell, the prosecutor, said during the testimony that this, meaning the five-minute increment asking questions is definitely not someone would get to the bottom of this. >> the fbi would be able to find holes in her story. >> but in an orderly fashion. >> be able to maybe find some corroboration. >> they can ask her questions, they can ask her -- >> i guess the question now is does somebody like jeff flake think that this means that this is an investigation that was done with purpose of finding out all the information they can or was it done as a smoke show, as a screen, a fig leaf. >> yep. >> for the administration. >> you're right. >> the bare minimum. >> jeff flake needs to think about that, susan collins, lisa murkowski, the same senators we are looking at last week will be able to say whatever this report goes to the senate, was it legitimate, was it real or was it a fig leaf. that's an interesting story. >> come see steve and i tonight. >> i will see you. i tweeted

ali velshi off. it's friday, october 19th.marter. >> the choice could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. >> in our toxic political environment, i've heard some people in both parties describe their opponents as enemies or evil. in america, our political opponents are not evil. >> greg is smart. by the way, never wrestle him

. >> good afternoon, everyone, my partner ali velshi is off today. it is tuesday, october 18th. let's get smarter. >> secretary of state mike pompeo speaking about the investigation into the death of murdered journalist khashoggi. >> we take this matter very seriously. they made clear to me they, too, understand the serious nature. they also assured me they will conduct a complete, thorough investigation of all of the facts surrounding mr. khashoggi and they will do so in a timely fashion and this report itself will be transparent for everyone to see. i told president trump this morning we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so we have a complete understanding of the facts. we have a long, since 1932, a long strategic relationship with the kingdom of saudi arabia. >> that's a very soft commitment that the secretary got from the saudis. i don't understand why the united states is not sending our own investigators. >> i know the president has been looking for ways to delay any sort of decision on this. he's very reluctant to confront the saudis because the u.s. par

ali velshi. >> good ali velshi. stephanie is on assignment. it is tuesday, october 30th.t smarter. >> the rabbi pushed us into a store room. the door opens and the shooter walked in. afraid that the next shot i hear will be a bullet in my back. i was more afraid than any other time in my life. >> we were still holding our prayer books and wearing our prayer shawls. >> i'm hearing people screaming. and it's in my brain. i can't erase that tape. >> today, two brothers, cecil and david rosenthal and dr. jerry rabino witz will be laid to rest. >> the last thing i want to see is while these families are burying those that they lost, that there are protests and streets being closed and other things that are taking away from the most important thing we can do which is honoring the dead. >> as president trump enters the final sprint to the midterms, he is escalating his hard-line stance on immigration. saying overnight he plans to sign an executive order that would end birth right citizenship. >> we're the only country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby and the baby

i'm ali velshi. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now.tonight's l. i'm ali velshi. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announces from the floor of the senate the fbi investigation is over. the senate will get to see it in the morning and they will vote on brett kavanaugh by the weekend. tonight the latest on kavanaugh, on what his former college roommate had to say tonight, the letter from 650 law professors who say don't put this man on the court and the president's role in all of it including the damage his words might have caused last night. from warrior to u.s. senator to presidential candidate to secretary of state john kerry is our guest tonight. the 11th hour on a wednesday night begins now. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 622 of the trump administration. as we said, the breaking news we're going to begin with tonight happened just over an hour ago on the floor of the u.s. senate. >> this evening the senate will receive the results of the fbi supplementa

. >> i'm ali velshi. maximum effort is taking place. that's what president trump said. he's in florida with the first lady, touring the destruction left behind while he juggles two major crisis. dozens remain missing. the number of storm-related deaths has climbed to 19 people. recovery could last well into november as survivors of the storm just begin to assess the extensive damage to their homes. the president is dealing with very serious issue abroad. earlier, turkish police arrived at the saudi consulate in istanbul to begin a joint investigation into the suspected murder of jamal khashoggi, a well-known critic of saudi arabia. the president said he would send u.s. secretary of state, mike pompeo immediately to meet with the leader of saudi arabia, but for now, trump is stopping short of putting direct blame on the saudis, mentioning after a conversation with saudi king, it sounded like maybe these could have been rogue killers. let's go to hallie jackson. the president has two things going on. he is down there in the gulf of mexico in the florida panhandle, taking

i am ali velshi, "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> the breaks news right now, he's been caught. the feds got their man arresting a suspect for sending over a dozen bombs to prominent americans. this is the van he drove. pro-trump, anti-cnn. targets superimposed over obama, michael moore and others in the crosshairs. the fbi director making it clear that nothing about this was a hoax. the president praises law enforcement right before blasting the media as his rally crowd jeered cnn and booed at the mention of two of the democrats who were targets of the bomb. steve schmidt is here with us tonight as "the 11th hour" gets

i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it's wednesday, october 3rd.ter. >> 36 years ago this happened. i had one beer. right? i had one beer. well, you think it was -- nope. it was one beer. oh good. how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. where's the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. what neighborhood was in? i don't know. where's the house? i don't know. upstairs, down stairs. where was it? i don't know. i had one beer. a man's life is in tatters. a man's life is shattered. his wife is

i'mal l i'm ali velshi.tarts right now. >> authorities warn this may not be over, as investigators center on a florida town in the hunt for possible leads. >>> plus, the president's opportunity to unite, he called for peace and harmony after all, then went after the media blaming the anger on fake news, warning the mainstream media must clean up its act fast. we'll look at what this unsettling time means for our country with the help of historian doris kerns goodwin as

ali velshi is in washington, d.c. and he takes it over. >> just add to the confusion because i've been watching you for the last hour. i thought i would mess you up by being in a completely different city. >> my team has pointed something very significant out to me. i have a thing for j names. it was jake, jonathan, jennifer. i called somebody named lucy juicy once on the air. >> i guess garrett could have been a jarrett. >> i was thinking of jake sherman. >> you have so many strengths katie, if that's the biggest problem you face, we'll take it happily. >> i love you. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon. as you can see i'm ali velshi coming to you from washington this afternoon. the most exciting thing you can talk about that's how president trump described his new trade deal with mexico and canada. the markets are pretty exciting. they responded in a positive way all day. right now the dow is up .8%. the trade deal is largely deemed a win for the president, but instead this happened. >> you said that its incorrect to s

ali velshi is here. >> thank you, friend. good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. stephanie ruhle is on assignment. it's thursday, october 25th. let's get smarter. >> today, three more explosive devices have been discovered. the total more at ten. >> two in delaware, both addressed to former vice president joe biden. >> the device was found earlier this morning in the restaurant or the offices that are owned by robert de niro. >> two packages to biden. this is the package you're looking for. you can see package due on it, i guess 75 cents, that's why it wasn't delivered. >> it all appears to be from the same sender. >> are there more devices out there to your knowledge? do you expect we may hear more about that? >> to my knowledge, no, do i expect we will hear more, yes. i actually fear, now, that we're feeding the beast. this is getting such a reaction, such a response, it may actually be encouraging the person or the people who are actually doing this. >> the administration condemns the actions that led to these activities and the strongest possible terms and are

i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, october 11th.t smarter. >> the stocks are near session lows in those major indice, extending yesterday's massive sell-off. >> it's a correction i think is caused by the federal reserve with interest rates. we have interest rates going up at a clip that's much faster than certainly a lot of people including myself would have anticipated. i think the fed is out of control. >> this is what 155-mile-per-hour winds looks like. you can see the mar

stephanie and ali velshi. >> i'm going do go first. >> o canada. >> i'll go first. a lot. i don't think everyone buys the maximum amount. no way jose. every person in line is there to buy the maximum amount. >> that place will be sold out. >> i don't think anybody's buying the strain that's the one that intentionally makes you hungry. when you're looking up the lineup -- >> i was thinking about this. >> the lineup of joy, rest, pain free -- >> hunger -- >> i don't think you go with this one, makes me hungry. >> i'm not generally looking for that in life. >> i need that naturally. >> chris, good to see you. >> good to see you both. >> i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it's october 17th. let's get smarter. >> trump says he won't accept blame if the gop loses house. the ap said they told the reporters face to face last night in the oval office and this morning the president's calling that headline fake news after talking up republican enthusiasm in a separate sitdown. >> i keep hearing about the enthusiasm, the blue wave. i think we have tremendous

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ali velshi is here. >> thank you, friend. good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. stephanie ruhle is on assignment. it's thursday, october 25th. let's get smarter. >> today, three more explosive devices have been discovered. the total more at ten. >> two in delaware, both addressed to former vice president joe biden. >> the device was found earlier this morning in the restaurant or the offices that are owned by robert de niro. >> two packages to biden. this is the package you're looking for. you can see package due on it, i guess 75 cents, that's why it wasn't delivered. >> it all appears to be from the same sender. >> are there more devices out there to your knowledge? do you expect we may hear more about that? >> to my knowledge, no, do i expect we will hear more, yes. i actually fear, now, that we're feeding the beast. this is getting such a