good evening. i m chuck todd in washington. welcome to mtp daily and what you might call the chicken little presidency, which saw a fascinating and some democrats would argue, a fascinating split screen courtesy of oprah. was her message the antidote democrats have been looking for when it comes to this president s fear campaign. for his part, the president continues to amp up his rhetoric, much with violent undertones. he s telling the country the press is the enemy, democrats are a violent mob, and a caravan that s 900 miles is an imminent invasion. just moments ago at the white house, he reiterated that warning. some people call it an invasion. it s like an invasion. these are tough people in many cases. a lot of young men, strong men. and a lot of men that maybe we don t want in our country. but they have overrun the mexican police, and they have overrun and hurt badly mexican soldiers. so this isn t an innocent group of people. the president also claimed that he pl
give me fiction any day of the week. that s right. and if it s tuesday, somebody s voting somewhere! good evening, i m chuck todd in washington. welcome to mpt daily. people are voting or they did in the middle east. we will get to the attorney general, first capitol hill testimony since robert mueller finished his investigation. a lot to talk about there. including, i would argue, democrats only asking him two questions about the health care lawsuit. but we begin with an urgent matter of national security involving the president s leadership. urgent enough some republicans are beginning to sound the alarm at the department of homeland security. the agency designed to prevent another 9/11 had its ranks simply gutted amidst a temper tantrum on immigration. delg nbc news the ongoing staff shake-up on dhs is an aim to drive at changes. they are reportedly urging top officials to execute a much more aggressive and in some cases legal dubious crackdown. secretary nielsen r