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republican backers. don't worry. you run. we'll take care of the money. >> he has rather moderate views on social issues conservatives may not be hip to. >> we'll talk a lot about that this morning. something else we're talking a lot about. amanda knox's first hope for freedom. the american student is waiting to see if her murder conviction will be overturned. she made her case to the jury earlier this morning. now an agonizing waiting game for her. part of what a tearful knox told the court, "the accusations are completely unjust and without any foundation. i am paying for my life w...

That bill and liz talked about are absolutely on target. people are just -- people are struggling to create jobs. but i would say, when we say, liz, change course, if the president refuses to change course, where are there any republican ideas for getting this economy back on track? all we get from republicans is, no, no, no. to everything from unemployment benefits to stimulus spending. so, if americans are looking out there and everybody is concerned about it and saying, yes, we have trouble and why doesn't the president do more, and maybe more as chris wallace suggested in terms of -- >> i ...

Good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily" b. we begin tonight with yet another earthquake in the white house. steve bannon seen by some as an elm seas to many on the populist right or alt-right, whatever you want to call them, arguably the driving force behind mr. trump's nationalist identity and to some the driving force to his election victory is now out. the white house said that today was his last day, and they wish him the best. this dramatic shakeup comes amid a growing wave of criticism from republicans in congress demanding that the president change course...

Cannot completely shut him down because of the fear of collapse inside north korea. he sees the south korea paranoid and shaky because of what he might do. he sees japan and the united states trying to sort of either intimidate or to create pressures to get him to sort of change course. so kim jong un looks at himself as sort of, you know, the center of attention. and this center of attention typically misbehaves and tries to extort resources from the rest of the world in order to get him to behave. so right now, i think tim -- kim jong un thinks he has power and that's a problem. he's not goi...

That's what it is. came down to 3.4%. that's the basis for mortgage rates. you can expect your 30-year fixed rate mortgage to hit about 5% in the not too distant future. >> not to end on doom and gloom. what is the message? we were talking about this yesterday. what is the message to americans with all of these -- we just passed a humongous entitlement program called health care. >> look, the message is -- it's failing in europe. let's not go down that road. we're embarked on it. turn around. change course. please. now. >> all right. i'm a little afraid because this morning when i asked stuart...