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it is so important to control the senate is so important. were gonna have senator maggie hassan on. she is running against a very strange republican repugnant in new hampshire. katie hobbs will join us. the candidate for governor in arizona, where its possible, if she doesnt win, arizona might never again have a fair election. the republican candidate for governor, for secretary of state, for attorney general, all say donald trump won the last presidential election. >> i think its impo...

candidates. don bolduc, kari lake, these people are a new strain of conservative, and it gives conservativism a bad name, but this is really, they are the gatekeepers between democracy and chaos in a lot of respects, so paying attention to these candidates and listening to what the democrats have to say about the races is critical, with just 27 days to go. >> we really have to have as many candidates on as we can. >> cant wait to see it. >> thanks alex. i want to begin tonight with a p...

And medicare, in the creatio of more manufacturing jobs and with that, lets bring i eugene daniels, wright has reporter for politico. he is also an msnbc politica contributor. washington post national columnist philippe bump an sabrina city key, white hous reporter for the wall street journal. friends, it is good to see you are. and philip, health and have yo with me in studio. i am struck by that sound. from senator kramer, saying, i there is an indictment, this i going to play. you can hear hi...

And childcare more affordable. i also talk about the things that democrats have done together, allowing medicare to negotiate for prescription drug prices, standing up to big pharma in the process, standing up to big oil to help give people tax cuts to invest in energy efficiency and help with the whole economy to help it pivot toward a clean energy future. those are the things we have achieved but we need to do more. >> new hampshire senator maggie hassan, thank you very much for joining us ton...

He jumped into the race and he didnt pivot as the operative said. he really embraced a lot of what he was known for in that fiction. he named the new party after the show, calling it servant of the people, emphasized the script would be a real plan, he was taking obligations seriously. ukrainians politics have long been saddled by interference by oligarchs and foreign pressure, it was a popular uprising that ousted the previous pro-putin leader, dreaming up that maybe two-thirds of voters would ...

He used in 2016 and what we saw is this made attacking hillary, talking about the caravan. immigration, things like that might get his base excited but it does nothing to expand his base to pull in independents and moderates. so the candidates running this time around, i think you have to assume number one hes still going to pretend hes running against hillary clinton because he cant get off of this and secondly hes not very creative and doesnt have a lot of new tactics. >> i have a scary premmi...

Look at. the sort of guiding philosophy up here has been tax money is your money so cutting taxes is okay. and entitlement money is money adding to the deficit and out of control and needs to be dealt with. and i suspect now the tax cut part of this is done, thats what well see it pivot towards once it gets past this year. >> ashley, lets look at the poll numbers. this is already an extremely unpopular bill in polling. and donald trump is an extremely unpopular president. 41% approve of him. 56%...

Could happen? no strong ideological -- im not certain he wont pivot in january. infrastructure, have -- >> work well being the good guy, though? if donald trump wanted to be the good guy, bridge the gap could have done it in january. he had enough room. even after 2016 and after what many felt was a totally outrageous campaign that sunk to new lows, that was insulting for so many americans he still could have come out in january and said im going to start with an infrastructure bill. leave all t...

Interest for me to exercise my authority and appoint a special counsel to assume responsibility for this matter. my decision is not a finding that crimes have been committed or that any prosecution is warranted." lets get analysis from catherine herridge. good evening. you covered robert mueller for a long time. >> i covered him through throue whole period when he came into the job at the fbi one week before 9/11 and threw to his retirement which was a 12-year term. thats unusual. he was asked b...

For. >> he has every right to ask for a fair process and should it be. make no mistake, i think youre hearing the beginnings of a third party candidacy. and the other candidates have the right after the voters to ask him. there isnt another republican candidate who will not say that they wont back the republican nominee. thats legitimate. and second i also think youre hearing the beginnings of president hillary clinton. because if this -- i know, sean, you and i disag if they get down into the g...