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and tonight president biden is back in philadelphia to deliver a primetime address on, quote, the battle for the soul of the nation. the white house is billing the remarks as an official white house event, not a campaign event, but it is his second of three stops in battleground pennsylvania this week and with less than 70 days until americans cast their votes for the mid terms, it is the latest example of biden's sharpened rhetoric toward the trump wing of the republican party as democrats attempt to hang on to congress. joining me now is the founder and president of brilliant corners research and msnbc political analyst, cornel belcher. and also washington bureau chief susan page. we've heard a different tone going after maga republicans saying they're a threat to democracy, they don't believe in the rule of law, they don't believe in our system of
On Wednesday’s Deadline: White House on MSNBC, host Nicolle Wallace and her panel of leftists and conspiracy theorists spent an entire segment panicking that democracy in America is over if Republicans win control of Congress in the 2022 midterm elections.
Democratic pollster Cornel Belcher said "shame on Democrats" on Sunday if they're not talking about saving children's lives and abortion rights ahead of the midterms.
idea of executive action. >> we're trying to push as hard as we can for anything we can get through. we'll keep doing that legislatively. that's also why we rolled out an executive action agenda. we're moving both tracks. i'm very optimistic on the executive agenda front. i am still hopeful on the legislative front and we're not giving up. >> look, you make some big promises when they took over a unified government with a narrow majority. by every measure they've underdelivered. democrats are heading into a mid-term election with campaign promises unfulfilled and asking voters to give them another two years running congress. a big one unfulfilled is the prescription drug issue. with me is leann caldwell, democratic pollster and cornel belcher and senior fellow
philadelphia. at one point setting off a smoke grenade. >> they started engaging with citizens of philadelphia who are not too happy of some of the things they were saying. these males felt frighten and at some point somebody threw a smoke bomb to cover their retreat and they ran away from the people of philadelphia. >> they felt threaten. six months after the capitol attack, the nation is grappling with election lies and the republican party unwilling to do much about either. joining me now is congressman ted lu and cornel belcher and christina greer. >> congressman lu, i want to start with you, i want people to remember six months ago we were this close, you were there and
frightening. middle america must be afraid and terrify of what's going to happen in this country if they keep along this slippery slope. that's the only way it is going to stop. >> i keep on saying that the president need to go to the suburbs and say look, when you want to take hunter and tanner to school, you don't want to wait in line six and a half hours. thank you so much, congressman lieu and cornell belcher and dr. greer, thank you so much for starting off our show. plus, the surprising insights from donald trump's niece about who in the family may flip in this discover. the news in the push for teaching the truth of race in american history especially parents like joy reid, coming right up. joy reid, coming right up that one! and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier.
energize and energize and feed their base and they worry about the middle electorate later on. >> if people don't cooperate with this investigation, they can be dealt with by the court or they'll be jailed if they don't turn in evidence. cornel belcher, thank you. after this break, i urge you to stick around for what you don't see. neil degrasse tyson and d
do not get any attention and as dr. belcher says they'll focus on a small amount of states. first, we don't have to eliminate the electoral college to move to a national popular vote system. this process is underway. three states just came on board with the national popular vote. the constitution says states get to choose how their electors are assigned. 13 states said we choose to assign all of our electorates. when enough states sign onto amount to the 270 needed. so to get enough states who sign onto this law, they have to pass the state law, that means we don't have to pass electoral college. we don't have to change the constitution, we just need to change state law. >> the idea that president trump says the city -- that's simply not true. los angeles is a huge city and
electoral college. >> every vote matters, that means to get rid of the electoral college. >> democrats have lost two elections to the electoral college even though they won the popular vote, that includes the 2016 election when donald trump won the electoral college but lost the popular votes by hillary clinton by nearly 3 million votes. president elected by a popular vote which means cities would end up running the country and smaller states and the entire midwest would end up losing all power. we can't let that happen. it was a remarkable flip for trump calling the electoral college a disaster. joining me, now with brilliant corner, cornel belcher and rick.