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hey, everybody, im yasmin vossoughian in for hallie jackson, with me now is nbc white house correspondent mike memoli, "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst, ashley parker, also with us "new york times" politics reporter, lisa lerer. mike, let me start with you on this one and talk about what we heard from the president around the 1:00 hour. essentially the message is get out there and vote, especially if you are for abortion rights because we can help codify it come januar...

About the china syndrome, nuclear power or or any kind rii of disaster. and youre right. its like i mean, if when you thin u thk about whats happening, what happened to you psychologically walking by peoplvenyou psyce and, oh, o close, the fights that broke out, the people, relatives died from other diseases during this time, its insane. mask >> brian, you were wearinge a mask well before the pandemipc and that was because that was because of your halitosis issues. and andou weri you were a hero...

Tool, and i think whats really important is to seek out the voices coming in from iran and really amplifying them so the people know and have that awareness. >> you and i spoke about some of the videos about the courageousness of so many of these women. we talked about about the three young girls we saw walking across the street with their head scarves off, the courage it takes for an 8, 9 the, 10-year-old girl to be able to do that, the support they must have at home in taking that step. >> i t...

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Happen the next day or the next month. >> at any point in that, it made the film difficult to make. were used to shooting date and 12 hours and overtime. they dont work on that schedule, and they never knew what was going to happen next. at some point they were hoping they had relatives in germany. they had this idea they will just have to cross one or two countries and they can arrange for something. and actually in every stop along the way, those expectation were shattered. they had to figure ...

Sisters and baby brother. >> can i ask you, was it the murder of your father, was it the cross burning, was it the klan members you saw walking through the town with those chains, is that what created that hatred? is that what led to that moment you talked about in that speech? >> that was all part of it. some things that happened even before. i can remember being in high school and back in those days, they have they call what a visiting teacher. segregated school there in baker county. i can se...

The rain has been sticking around. what they really fear is storm surge. if that comes as bad as they say it might that wont happen until early tomorrow morning so we will be bracing for that. >> i will ask you what i asked our meteorologist, where did tampa bay go? that water has to come home as some point. we really couldnt blame the folks we saw walking out on the mud flats because they had never quite seen anything like it. what happened in tampa bay? >> reporter: so where we are in st. pete...