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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171110:14:16:00 - Vimarsana News

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With that. if this hit a week before the election, i think he could be done. i don't think with 33 days where he's going to have explanations, he's going to have people defending him, is he necessarily going to lose the race. >> it's 52-48 in the senate. senate republicans including some people we saw mike lee was going to host a fund-raiser for moore. a constitutional conservative. roy moore, a lawless jurist. was going to host a fund-raiser with rand paul on it because they're all obsessed with maintaining that majority. so that they can get their judges. this is a degradation of their own s...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171110:14:45:00 - Vimarsana News

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They change the cut or the cap on mortgage interest rate deduction. >> i need to bring somebody into this who doesn't actually have a vote but he has a whole lot of say. steve bannon. how does this bill work for president trump's base? steve bannon going on and on, saying we need to do stuff for the american worker, the american people. this bill clearly is a cut for corporations. howard shultz, former ceo of starbuck, said corporations don't need it. it is a hope and aspiration help for the middle class and poor. >> let's just take a look at education. look at this, number one, if you take aw...

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He barely got a majority. he barely won that job. that's because of all of the baggage he brought before this. i would say it is very possible in a special election for the u.s. senate. i know a federal office is different than a statewide office like chief justice. i would say it's very possible that doug jones, the democrat, could beat roy moore on the strength of -- if you want to say strength, of these allegations coming out of roy moore now. given all of the baggage he brought before this. it's certainly possible given all the dynamic hess put out there. that moore could survive, but he d...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171110:14:59:00

Before we go, we want to acknowledge veterans day, which is tomorrow. i want to thank all the servicemen and women who put their lives on the line for us, hopefully you remember thanking veterans isn't something to do just on veterans day, it is something we should do every day. these are people who put their lives out to protect our democracy. thank you so much. that wraps us up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. i'll see you again at 11:00 with my friend and colleague, ali velshi. i echo all the sentiments you just laid out for the veterans. i'm in for hallie jackson who continues to cover th...

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From new jersey and new york and california and illinois don't exist because they're all democrats. this is the math they're putting together. but what they're not thinking of is there's some other high-tax states that will be hurt by this, wisconsin, michigan, ohio, maine. there are republicans in those states. you can't aford to lose almost anybody here. bob corker said to chuck todd a month ago, i won't vote for this if it adds one penny to the deficit. the cbo, congressional budget office, said it will add 1.7 quadrillion pennies to the deficit. >> i spoke to a lobbyist last night who said...