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Got a bit of paranoia, you have a bit of im in charge here, ive had lots of people when they disagree with him, he said, were gonna do it my way, im the law. which is a strange thing to say, it feels like your from some 70s stephen signal movie of some sort. and so, its a strange way to manage. it might work, he might attract very loyal people who want to work for him. theres an expression, several of his minions say, which is ride or die. which is another hour of understand, we dont live in the...

Successful company, will it work on something that is in existence and working at this point? >> i dont think it works at all. there is a way to inspire people. you are making something cool and a lot of people at twitter really believe in it. and the other is to mock them its a way to mock advertiser sent to make them feel badand small if you are not on board we will shut you off. its a strange way to manage. it works , i suppose with some people. i dont think insulting and demeaning people as ...

Into an election day, unlike any other. republicans are already suing to throw out thousands of mail-in ballots in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. and that is why we have brought into legal experts, standing. by former fbi counsel, and former senior member of the mueller probe, he is now a law professor at nyu. and matthew sanderson, msnbc law analyst. matt, you talk to us about these lawsuits. why these states, what do they hope to accomplish? i mean, john fetterman is already countersuin...

We walked off some platform of liberal democracy, free and open debate into this kind of menace. i guess the question is how do you think about getting back onto the platform. how do you rent that back in a society that has taken some real steps towards one or the other. >> what are the big political tectonic plates here? there is the central rhetoric on the right between the big lie and election denialism, replacement theory, which the anxiety that america sometime later on this century will be...

Stopping violating federal voting rights laws. but there are others. there are other lawsuits going on. and this lawsuit continues in arizona gets other groups. and it is not just arizona. we are seeing this, as you pointed, out in state after state after state. we are seeing republican and republican allied organizations challenge absentee ballot voting, so by mail, machine counting of ballots. voters ability to vote at all. and of course, the sting out of drop boxes. so it is a little bit of h...

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Racist statements over a long period of time and incorporated racial paranoia into his public persona and political persona for decades now. there were pieces of information that i learned occuduring the ce of reporting on this book. one was what you read. others related to car a young, a bi-racial model he dated in the 1990s. its at a certain point his backers will say, no, no, he is being misunderstood. how many times is someone misunderstanding him? >> thank you, maggie. fascinating. i apprec...

He has sort of hinted at, or leaned into, or just would not disavow, and left something open during the course of the first campaign in 2016, and then the presidency, in the 2020 campaign i think that you are going to see a much more overtly now. >> i know the answer to what you are going to say, but i think it is backed up by the evidence. went on the air and i said the president of the united states at the time was racist. and then i get the evidence of why i thought he was racist. and there w...

He didnt want people knowing what he was doing, but he didnt trust the government. one of the fascinating things about the donald trump presidency, explore this, its just ali deep level of paranoia. and what that meant for somebody who was overseeing this apparatus, that he didnt trust. >> he didnt trust the government. and the government didnt trust him. at the end of his presidency. -- we read it in the introduction to the segment. john kelly doesnt believe trump can have access to these docum...

Not our phone, apparently meaning it was not a government issued device. so it sounds like trump sent someone to verizon to get a phone for him so he can make calls that were kind of unmonitored. and then, promptly loses it. >> he was very keen on keeping his own phone. and kudos to my former colleague, alex burns, whos the first person to hear there was an issue with the phone and a golf cart. we initially reported that detail a couple years ago. but theres some new reporting here relating to i...