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Have to say? they had nothing to say. they would not react. were not a country of just a president. we have a congress, a supreme court. but most of all we have the people of the united states, the ones who vote. the ones who vote him in and vote him out. couldnt vote for him in 96 and certainly cannot in any way support president trump this year. >> so, yeah, you didnt vote for him in 2016. i assume based on the fact that you approved joe biden when senator -- then-senator obama picked him to b...

Him tremendously. he was an inoperation, a powerful figure, and just a wonderful guy. he loved joking around, he loved having fun. we spoke about, you know, growing -- he was growing up at the bronx, and it was just a wonderful opportunity that i had as a journalist. i was grateful to be a journalist, to be able to cover someone like him. >> wolf, thank you so much. we really appreciate you lending your voice to this today, as this country says good-bye to general colin powell, as you are someon...

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Just speechless. he was as wolf just described, he was someone we really got to know over the years, his sense of humor, always first thing you saw the smile on his face, and he was also very generous with young reporters, explaining things, taking time being available, and its just a tragic loss. >> kindness matters. i can hear it in your voice and i can hear it in wolfs. i didnt cover him nearly as closely as either of you, but in my interactions with him, it was the same thing, someone genero...

Republican, having worked for a number of different republican administrations, the fact that he got behind the candidacy of barack 0bama, again, it spoke to what he believed in his heart in terms of just tapping into that aspirational tone and feel of what united states, the united states sees itself as editing would you saw from colin powell was someone who was carrying that banter to lift the mushu to be a place for all people, even if it meant a great cost to him politically, he was trying t...

Felt a close bond and i think was deeply saddened and hurt when powell chose to endorse barack obama, seeing the sweep of history that a first african-american president could become a reality. sort of moving into endorsing democratic candidates after being so closely aligned with republican officials and leaders and administrations. and so he spanned the political spectrum in that way. and then in the most recent several months and the period of the trump years, he was outspoken against donald ...

Morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. hi, there. im stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. its monday, october 18th, and we start with breaking very sad news. colin powell, the trailblazing former secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has died of complications from covid-19. he was 84 years old. powell who was also a four-star general and served in five presidential administrations had been suffering from cancer. his family ...

Cannes theyre suppresses the bodys immune response. powell held a variety of critically important roles in his lifetime of service to the united states -- secretary of state, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and four-star u.s. army general. his leadership in several republican administrations helped shape american foreign policy over the last four decades. at one point, he was considered a potential leading presidential candidate. but his story is also a complicated one marked by his speec...

Joint chiefs during "desert storm" and secretary of state under george w. bush during september 11th, to during the invasions of iraq and afghanistan. talk about the evolution between the two administrations, jamie. >> so i think one of the things that is true, and this is true of lots of people in washington, he was very ambitious. he wanted to be secretary of state. i think it was very important to him. i talked to him over the years about whether he might even run for president, and he consid...

Packing beef market. they did launch the investigation. of course, its kind of wand since we had a change in administrations. we need to look into this thats not right. will: whats your suspicion, sid, are you presuming some type of collusion to keep prices down. prices paid to cattle ranchers on that cattle. thats a huge mark up. if you are talking about rattle ranchers losing money on processers making money. consumer paying more for beef something is not adding up there. >> the farmer loses, ...