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MSNBC MSNBC Live November 3, 2019 21:51:00 - Vimarsana News

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An eventual senate trial. >> david, another number to look at from nbc news/"wall street journal ", our second full screen, that's looking at senats majority leader mitch mcconnell. he's the individual who decides what will be key baited on the floor of the senate and what will not be. k we'll put it on screen for you. totaln positive, 18%, total negative, 40%.po he's got to be looking at this as he's looking at the upcoming 2020 election. >> and those numbers reflect that he is in leadershipio and just like nancy pelosi, at times during her moments in leadership has faced some headwinds in te...

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You will. we don't know what type of missile, we don't know the rang range. >> harris: that again tells us what we are capable of. who really has the relationship right now to know how far along they are? you talk about being able to lean in and change them through money and through sanctions. about what our eyes on the ground do we have, would that be china? >> china does now. the very challenge we've had for years is to try to make them care. they know. >> harris: how about make them share, caring about the rest of the world to let us know. do we not have that kind of relationship with china...

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The court would not look at case like the mcgregor case out of alabama, that we cite in our brief where a federal judge in 2011 cites the last supreme court case interpreting the voting rights act. and says, look, it may well be that we've made progress in the south. but some problems in alabama remain stubbornly the same. and he points to evidence in that case where members the state legislature that sit today, referred to african-american voters as illiterates and aborigines. and this was caught on a recorder that the legislator himself was wearing as part of the sting. >> linda. >> well, in...