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A touch on this but novak djokovic he lost but hes had a pretty amazing year as any he has and even more remarkable given the situation start he was ranked twenty second in the world in january after an injury ravaged twenty seventeen so its great to see him back to his best and going into this final he actually won thirty five of his previous thirty seven matches he won the u.s. open and wimbledon this year so really back to top form so its all the more remarkable and fantastic that is very cou...

Ever seen before, and theyre the bad ones. and its a military operation. >> listen to this. no. repeat. no use of military force in immigration operations. none. >> the president was using that as an adjective. its happening with precision and in a manner in which its being done very clearly. weve made it clear in the past and secretary kelly reiterated what kind of operation this was. the president was describing what kind of manner in which this was being done. >> the presidents then dhs and p...

Johnson has a look at this mornings one big thing. and coming up on the "morning joe" the presidents rocky weekend and what it may signal for the road ahead. his continued refusal to admit defeat in the elections, as he raises eyebrows with his strategy to prevent a repeat of the deadly wildfires in california. "morning joe" is just moments away. california "morning joe" is just moments away ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the count...

Lot of these races. as you cover the white house and you look where the president is right now, taking a step back from it, hes factoring in the mid-terms to this face weve seen him put on in the last couple of days but also factoring in the mueller investigation and as donnie points out we may be at a perilous point for the president of the united states right now. >> its hard to overstate the cognitive dissid northwestern ce going on because while trumps team was in that republicans would lose...

Mattis was joined by kirstjen neilsen in anticipation of four migrant caravans arriving in the next few weeks. >> amazing relationship with the department of defense, cybersecure the signing of a away games. and national security. >> reporter: putting up razor wire to prevent a repeat of migrants climbing the border in defiance of us law. october set all-time records for illegal immigrant children and families attending wanting much of the same. jillian: 59 people, across california. the sierra ...

Mattis is joined by kirstjen neilsen, four migrant caravans arriving in the next few weeks. >> whether it is for natural disasters or cybersecurity, dont have to fight the home game and it is national security. >> reporter: look at this, dhs putting of razor wire to prevent a repeat of migrants climbing the border fence in defiance of us law. all-time records for illegal immigrant children and families attempting to enter the us, november looking the same. >> we will talk to a former border patr...

Attorney general. he was also serving as the head of the committee to reelect the president as the campaign manager but he was still the attorney general. so the actual planning happened in the attorney generals office. >> thats crazy. >> which to me is really crazy. i hope we arent seeing a repeat of that. >> well, having gone through the saturday night massacre and watching whitaker now theres this battle over him, news the white house is surprised by all this, active fbi criminal investigatio...

Thats his pattern. he does it every time. he said it about every single person. whitaker, he knew. until he didnt know him. and so we can expect donald trump to say that very much. the thing that does remind me of watergate really goes back to the fact of the attorney general. and you mentioned the acting attorney generals under investigation for a scam for a board that he was on. and the watergate break-in was planned in the office of the attorney general. he was also serving as the head of the...

Were seeing play out in florida? >> well, its kind of a repeat of what we saw in 2000. youve got a toxic mix of partisan election officials, some incompetent, some bad ballot design. we may have lost 24,000 or more votes in broward county because of how the ballot was designed. and added to the kind of technical problems with how the election is being run, you have very strict deadlines and both parties running to court. it really does seem like a replay of bush versus gore, although now its eve...

Especially now. these races matter. they were bellwether races. so lets talk a little bit about how much of what were seeing in florida is reflective of what could be happening in lots of states all over the county and what it might mean for 2020. my next guest is not so optimistic, but he knows a lot about this. rick hasen is an election law expert. hes a professor of law and political science at the university of cal irvine. its great to have you, rick. >> great to be with you. >> all right, s...