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too motivated are the ones we really got to get out if we're going to make sure that the democrats have a shot at holding the house. and that is a critical element of this poll. >> ceo and co-founder of the leadership now project, daniella ballou-aares, "newsweek's" tom rogers, thank you very much for coming on. and up next, the director of fema joins us live as hurricane ian crawls closer to making landfall in florida. now just shy of category 5 strength. "morning joe" is back in a moment. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go!
building was under steiege. the shooter barricading himself and engaged him and killed him. what another tragic scene in the american town with another mass shooting. alex. >> thank you, ron mott, from aurora, illinois. "newsweek" marks a year since the valentine's day shooting at stoneman high school. we take a look at the past 20 years of shootings. joining me now is "newsweek's" chief washington correspondent. bill, can you put in context with me over the shooting with ron mott? put that in contacts wiext of t 20 years of mass shootings? >> it is another example of what is unfortunately reality in the
to keep talking. >> hans nichols at the pentagon, thank you. i'm lucky to bring you andrea mitchell, host of "andrea mitchell reports" in 90 minutes here on msnbc. and sarah westwood. and "newsweek's" nina barrier is here as well. the president is meeting with the leaders of south korea and japan later in the week, but who is not here, china. >> bingo. china and russia. and what i think hans is eluding to there is that abe is being more aggressive in saying, we've got to exert the pressure in counterpoint to china. china wants negotiations, they want talks, they don't want sanctions. they are pushing back. and china and russia, of course, are cheating on the sanctions. they are the ones, and particularly china, russia to a lesser extent because they have less trade with north korea, but there's a lot of smuggling going on. so when we talk about nikki haley talking about how tough the sanctions are, not so much.
mercedes. he discovered a dent with tiny specks of paint and on the mirror also noticed similar white blotches. so he ran tests and discovered these microscopic pieces of paint matched, as he told us in his first u.s. television interview. >> it is a white paint present on the mercedes. belong to another car. it was a paint specific for the fiat uno. there's a contact between the mercedes and a fiat uno just at the entrance of the tunnel. >> perhaps more physical evidence to that second car mystery theory. >> now police were getting a better idea of what may have actually caused the wreck according to "newsweek's" christopher dickey. >> there is a little on ramp that comes in from the right. and you don't necessarily see cars on that. so the fiat uno a little after midnight comes down into the
>> yes. >> what your thoughts are on them. >> i was just asking to clarify -- >> well, this is a subject that is -- has been debated in the education community for years. >> new information continues to cast doubt on the cabinet's fitness for office. just before facing the senate finance committee on thursday, it was reported that the treasury secretary nominee did not disclose almost $100 million dollars in assets. joining me now, "newsweek's" kurt eichenwald. my beef with her is she doesn't know the difference between historic and historic cal based on her twitter feed but she doesn't seem to have followed the biggest debate in the education reform world in the country at all. was that a concern of yours or was there something even worse? >> you know, it's hard to know where to start because when you have a nominee who clearly knows
that does not include trump's threat to sue at least a dozen people who accused him of sexual misconduct. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. total fabrication. the events never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> and joining me now is attorney lisa bloom who represents two of trump's accusers and "newsweek's" senior writer kirk ikens abowald. trurp has now accused his accusers of being liars and threatening to sue them. this is gloria allred with summer who's one of the accusers. take a listen. >> i challenge him to seize this
barry goldwater and hubert humphrey. both went back to their states and were beloved for the rest of their careers. they never lost their roots. celinda lake, thank you. up next, new details from "newsweek's" cover story this week about donald trump's, his own missing e-mails. how's that for a turnaround? his e-mails that he scratched off the public list. anyway, "newsweek" reports that companies have regularly destroyed or hidden documents often defying court orders to do so, to keep them, actually. that's next. this is "hardball," the place for politics. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line.
trump for help. joining us now, "newsweek's" kurt eichenwald. and back with us david cay johnston, who has been covering the adventures of donald trump for many years. kurt, it's all about daddy. >> oh, absolutely. donald trump, he likes to portray himself -- he needs to portray himself as some sort of self-made man. but seriously, he was born with a golden shovel in his mouth. whenever he tried something, he failed. and whenever he failed, his dad build a him out. even when he had his success, it was only because his father cosigned the loan or his father arranged for some other financial input. and, you know, one of the things i heard earlier that you were playing what hillary clinton said at the debate. and she was talking about two tax years. well, those two tax years now are in my report today. and when donald trump says i avoided taxes because i was