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Length: 6:27 Minutes

Few masks, little social distancing at final night of RNC
The Morning Joe panel recaps the final evening of the RNC, which culminated in
front of a crowd on the White House South Lawn with the president accepting the
GOP nomination and saying Joe Biden would be 'the destroyer of American
greatness'.
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Length: 3:19 Minutes

This could become a superspreader event, says reporter
Associated Press reporter Jonathan Lemire covered the final night of the RNC and
the president's speech, and he joins Morning Joe to give his impressions, saying
it could turn into a superspreader event.
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Length: 6:18 Minutes

Where do both parties stand after the conventions?
Reporter John Heilemann weighs in on where both parties stand in terms of
confidence following two weeks of conventions.
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Length: 4:22 Minutes

Joe: Trump is trying to run as a challenger and not an incumbent
Joe Scarborough reads from the president's Thursday RNC speech, looking at his
remarks on protests in Kenosha and says Trump is trying to run as the challenger
and not the incumbent.
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Length: 4:40 Minutes

'Dangerous': Infectious diseases doctor weighs in on RNC finale
Infectious diseases physician, Dr. Nahid Bhadelia discusses the final night of
the RNC and why large gatherings of unmasked people, even outdoors, are likely
to spread the coronavirus.
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Length: 4:47 Minutes

Joe: When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time
Joe Scarborough weighs in on the president's RNC address on Thursday evening,
the lack of social distancing at the event and Trump's track record on the
coronavirus.
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Length: 6:40 Minutes

Chris Webber: We want you to hear our stories
Former NBA player Chris Webber along with Jemele Hill and Cari Champion, both
hosts of the new Vice TV show 'Stick to Sports,' join Morning Joe to discuss the
shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha and the impact of sports players and the
current boycott.
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Length: 15:27 Minutes

Cari Champion: Please understand how exhausted we are as Black people
Jemele Hill and Cari Champion, both hosts of the new Vice TV show 'Stick to
Sports, discuss the NBA boycott in response to the police shooting of Jacob
Blake and Champion gives a message to people who may be tired of Black Lives
Matter.
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Sports world takes a stand against racial injustice in America
A discussion with the co-hosts of VICE TV’s “Cari and Jemele Stick to Sports,”
Jemele Hill and Cari Champion, on the powerful demonstrations for social justice
we’re seeing in the world of sports and the importance of voting in November
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Sen. Harris chief of staff:
Trump will ‘undermine’ our democracy, set up ‘barriers’ for people to vote
Karine Jean Pierre, chief of staff for Kamala Harris and Biden campaign senior
advisor, lauds Senator Harris’ thorough attack on the president and argues that
our country needs to get our ‘failed’ president out of the White House
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Activist walked from Milwaukee to DC to attend March on Washington
Wisconsin Black Lives Matter activist Frank “Nitty” Sensabaugh recounts his
incredible journey from the Midwest to the nation’s capital and the racism he
experienced along the way
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'We're here and they are not:'
A look back at President Trump's renomination speech
A look back at the last night of the Republican National Convention and
President Trump's acceptance speech for his renomination from the White House.
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A look at how both presidential candidates
stressed the importance of the 2020 election
A look at the two acceptance speeches which shows how Joe Biden and President
Trump both call 2020 the most important election of our lifetime.
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Michigan voters react to President Trump, Joe Biden after the conventions
NBC News Political Reporter Vaughn Hillyard talks to two undecided Michigan
voters after the end of the two conventions.
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George Floyd’s family speaks at march on Washington
Members of George Floyd’s family speak at the march on Washington on the 57th
anniversary of Dr. Marin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
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Joshua Johnson:
'Hearing the same things we heard 57 years ago’ at the March on Washington
Joshua Johnson discusses the March on Washington, says that "I don’t think we have had an era in American history where we had this many white people saying ‘yeah, Black lives do matter.'"
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'It's devastation, it's sad:'
Lake Charles resident after Hurricane Laura tore through Louisiana
Sam Brock brings us the latest from Lake Charles, Louisiana where Hurricane Laura made landfall this week.
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Jacob Blake Sr: I want the officers fired, there was attempted murder on my son
Asked by Joy Reid what he wants to see after the police shooting his son, Jacob
Blake Sr. says, I want the officers fired. Because he committed attempted murder
on my son."
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Joy Reid on Trump: ‘America has no king, America needs no king’
Here’s what Joy Reid thought of Trump’s use of the White House during his RNC
speech: “That is not your house, those are not your properties. America has no
king, America needs no king ... Don't start measuring the drapes for your
dynasty. We're going to want our White House back."
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Mary Trump shares new recordings of Trump’s sister criticizing family
In recordings shared by Mary Trump exclusively with The ReidOut, Maryanne Trump
Barry, Donald Trump’s sister, is heard criticizing many members of the Trump
family. Maryanne Trump Barry and Mary Trump discussed Ivanka Trump’s actions
during the period that the Trump Administration initiated their child separation
practices. Trump Barry also says the president 'is all over the line' when it
comes to his treatment of DREAMers.
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Bill Maher: I’m nervous about election day, ‘the same way I was feeling four years ago’
Asked for his thoughts on this week’s RNC speeches, Bill Maher says he’s nervous
about election day, ‘the same way I was feeling four years ago.’
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Police training in wake of massive protests discussed by Demings
Police training improvements in the wake of massive protests against police
brutality are discussed by Rep. Val Demings who tells Zerlina Maxwell, ‘It's so
important that we look at developing mandatory minimum national standards for
training.’
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Trump using White House for RNC critiqued by historian
Donald Trump using the White House for the Republican National Convention is critiqued by historian Jon Meacham who tells Zerlina Maxwell, ‘We have to be eternally vigilant that… the nation is more important than the temporary occupant of the White House.’
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Chadwick Boseman deeply mourned by black America expert explains
Chadwick Boseman’s tragic death at 43 due to cancer is especially mourned by
black America author and cultural critic Brittney Cooper tells Zerlina Maxwell,
adding that his performances remain, ‘cultural experiences that affirm the
depths and possibility of our humanity.’
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Trump rhetoric, Russia blamed for allegedly spurring violence
Donald Trump’s rhetoric, and its reported reflection of Russian propaganda
efforts worldwide, are blamed for allegedly fueling racial strife in the U.S.,
and apparently spurring violence at Black Lives Matter protests. Malcolm Nance
joins Zerlina Maxwell to detail his allegations.
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RNC had few mask wearers vs. 2020 March on Washington expert says
The Republican National Convention had few mask wearers vs. the 2020 March on
Washington pandemic expert Laurie Garrett explains, regarding accusations from
some that the media has portrayed large GOP and right-leaning gatherings more
harshly regarding COVID-19 safety.
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Former Trump official to GOP: hear black community on injustice
A former Donald Trump administration official asks the GOP and other
conservatives to listen to the black community, and other traditionally
persecuted groups, when it comes to revelations of injustice. Elizabeth Neumann
joins Zerlina Maxwell to discuss why this is one of the reasons she is speaking
out.
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Trump and RNC critiqued by former Trump associates
Donald Trump and the Republican National Convention are critiqued by former Trump associates as being out of touch with reality, regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and more. Zerlina Maxwell and her panel discuss.
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RNC shared no plan for America Biden campaign advisor says
The Republican National Convention shared no clear plan for America, Biden 2020
presidential campaign Senior Advisor Symone Sanders tells Zerlina Maxwell.
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Trump voters, authoritarian personalities analyzed by John Dean
Donald Trump has attracted a type of voter that is drawn to authoritarian
personalities John Dean, former White House counsel for the Nixon
administration, and author of ‘Authoritarian Nightmare,’ tells Zerlina Maxwell.
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March on Washington 2020 is discussed by Martin Luther King, III
The March on Washington 2020 is discussed by Martin Luther King, III, who tells
Zerlina Maxwell that despite the many protests, ‘the police structure does not
seem to be yielding,’ which may require a financial boycott to see change.
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Trump supporters, counter-protesters clash in Portland
Trump supporters and counter-protesters clashed in Portland overnight. Tiffany
Cross and her panel discuss the violence that has erupted in Portland and
nationwide as Black Lives Matter protests draw opponents, some violent, and some
of whom reportedly organized on social media.
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Portland Trump supporters, BLM activists mostly white expert says
Portland clashes between Trump supporters and others, versus Black Lives Matter
and other leftist activists, are mostly white on both sides, expert Naveed
Jamali tells Tiffany Cross. They discuss the portrayal by significant voices in
converative circles that most recent clashes in major cities involve mainly
black protesters.
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Blake shooting body cam footage does not exist perplexing officials
The Jacob Blake shooting evidence does not include body cam or dash cam footage,
which is ‘confusing’ Wisconsin Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes tells Tiffany Cross.
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Trump admin. killed Obama fair housing rule Castro explains
The Donald Trump administration killed a fair housing rule the Obama
administration put in place to combat discrimination against people of color
Julián Castro, former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, explains
to Tiffany Cross.
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Trump intelligence chiefs must be publicly pressured Schiff says
Donald Trump’s intelligence chiefs must be publicly pressured--rather than
facing arrest for possibly ignoring congressional subpoenas--in the wake of
their decision to stop briefing Congress in person regarding foreign election
interference Rep. Adam Schiff says. The Chairman of the House Intelligence
Committee joins Tiffany Cross to discuss.
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Trump’s approval rating still at 35% despite RNC expert says
Donald Trump’s approval rating remains at 35% even after the Republican National
Convention former Republican and current Lincoln Project Senior Advisor Kurt
Bardella tells Tiffany Cross. Bardella and Cross address concerns that Biden’s
lead on Trump has apparently narrowed following the RNC.
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Biden-Harris strategy post-Trump RNC theorized by experts
The possible strategies of the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris 2020 Democratic
presidential ticket in the wake of the Trump-led Republican National Convention
are analyzed by Tiffany Cross and her panel of experts--including a new Biden
2020 ad featuring a young protester.
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NBA Black Lives Matter protest analyzed by Jemele Hill
The NBA Black Lives Matter protest is analyzed by sports journalist Jemele Hill
for its historical and social significance.
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Length: 7:24 Minutes

Biden favorability up, Trump favorability down in new polling
The Morning Joe panel discusses new rounds of 2020 polling, some showing Biden's
approval rating rising while Trump's drops. Yet new polling also shows Trump
received a bounce coming out of the RNC. The panel discusses.
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Length: 6:01 Minutes

Joe Biden has history of publicly denouncing violence
Joe Biden released a statement over the weekend condemning the recent violence
in Portland, and it isn't the first time he's spoken out and publicly denounced
violence. Morning Joe looks at his recent statements.
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Length: 6:06 Minutes

Rev. Al: Biden one of leading voices against violence
Joe Scarborough and the Rev. Al Sharpton discuss Joe Biden's public remarks
denouncing violence while supporting the right to peaceful protest.
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Length: 4:31 Minutes

QAnon conspiracy theory lands on European shores
NBC News' Matt Bradley reports from Germany on how the QAnon conspiracy theory
recently found a home at a protest of coronavirus restrictions.
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Length: 2:06 Minutes

Morning Joe pays tribute to actor Chadwick Boseman
Morning Joe pays tribute to Chadwick Boseman, the actor known for his roles as
Black Panther, Jackie Robinson, and Thurgood Marshall, who died Friday at 43
after a four year battle with colon cancer.
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Length: 10:47 Minutes

DNI will no longer brief Congress in person on election security over leak concerns
The office of the director of national intelligence will no longer offer
in-person briefings to congressional intelligence committees about election
security and foreign election interference. Sen. Angus King and John Brennan
discuss.
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Length: 8:16 Minutes

Remembering the life of 'renaissance woman' Julia Reed
Historian Jon Meacham remembers the life of writer Julia Reed, who passed away
Friday after battling cancer.
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Length: 7:00 Minutes

Trump's Kenosha trip a 'mistake,' says congresswoman
Reps. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., and Mikie Sherrill, D-NJ, join Morning Joe to
discuss the president's planned trip to Kenosha, Wisconsin and if the military
would play a role in resolving a disputed election.
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Length: 6:59 Minutes

Biden has to say he's for protests and rule of law, says congresswoman
Reps. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., and Mikie Sherrill, D-NJ, condemn any violence or
looting taking place during protests across the country and discuss why Joe
Biden has to remind the public that one can believe in protests and in the rule
of law.
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Sen. Angus King calls cancellation of in-person briefings on election meddling by
intel chief ‘a stark slap in the face to the American people’
In response to the announcement by the Director of National Intelligence, John
Ratcliffe, that he is ending in-person briefings to Congress on election
interference, member of the Senate Intelligence Committee Maine Senator Angus
King, says the American people deserve to know what their government knows about
foreign interference in our election
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A comparison of America’s presidents in hours of crisis
Nicolle Wallace discusses past presidents taking on the role of healing the
country through painful times, while Donald Trump seeks to sow more division as
the nation reels from multiple crises
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The ‘American people are tired of division and anger’, says fmr. Rep. David Jolly
David Jolly, former Florida Congressman and ex-member of the GOP, explains why
he believes Trump’s constant attacks and fear-inducing language are not working
the same way they did in 2016
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Laurie Garrett believes Trump admin will
‘rush for September or October’ in order to find a vaccine before election
MSNBC science contributor Laurie Garrett warns that Trump will do just about
everything, including ignoring vital safety tests, to get a vaccine for
coronavirus before the election
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No call or meeting set between President Trump,
Jacob Blake's family ahead of visit to Kenosha
Ahead of Trump’s visit to Kenosha tomorrow, Monica Alba reports that “it does
appear that Mark Meadows has reached out to the Blake family’s pastor but no
call or meeting has been set between President Trump and the family of Jacob
Blake.”
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Trump to travel to Kenosha, Wisconsin tomorrow
NBC's Shaquille Brewster brings us the latest from Kenosha, Wisconsin ahead of
President Trump's visit.
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Rep. Krishnamoorthi:
Information about Russian interference 'does not belong to Donald Trump'
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.) discusses the latest report that DNI
will no longer brief Congress on election security over leak concerns.
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FDA head open to authorizing a COVID-19 vaccine before end of phase 3
NBC medical correspondent Dr. John Torres discusses what an authorization to a
COVID-19 vaccine could mean.
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Schools in Jefferson Parish, La. open
following delays because of COVID-19 and Hurricane Laura
Ellison Barber brings the latest from Jefferson Parish, La., where schools have
opened following delays due to COVID-19 and Hurricane Laura.
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Sharpton:
Trump's defense of Wisconsin shooter "the epitome of an insult" to Americans
After 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed two protesters in Wisconsin
last week, Trump appears to defend Rittenhouse and his actions. Reverend Al
Sharpton joins The Beat on this breaking story and argues “we need to have equal
protection under the law.”
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Trump card? Surprise legal loss for Flynn, Trump, AG Barr
An appeals court has denied Michael Flynn’s request to have his case thrown out
immediately, leaving it up to the district court judge to decide if the Trump
administration’s request to have the case thrown out is in the public interest.
MSNBC Analyst Neal Katyal joins to break down what to expect out of this case.
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Joy Reid: 'Trump is openly encouraging more violence'
Joy Reid has a warning when it comes to hearing what President Trump has to say
on recent violence: Beware of politicians preying on tribal loyalties,
especially the current president. Joy says, “If Trump wanted to end the violence
in American cities, he could simply go on his Twitter feed and tell his
supporters to go home … But Trump is openly doing the opposite: encouraging more
violence and cowing his party into refusing to condemn the violence, while his
media friends laude the Kenosha shooter.”
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'I wouldn't recommend it for my patients':
Dr. Roy criticizes FDA head willing to fast-track vaccine
FDA chief Stephen Hahn recently said he’d be willing to fast-track a coronavirus
vaccine before clinical trials were complete. Dr. Lipi Roy says she ‘wouldn’t
recommend it for my patients, wouldn’t recommend it for my family or myself.’
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Brennan ‘worried about what Trump plans’
with DNI no longer briefing Congress on election security
The office of the director of national intelligence will no longer offer
in-person briefings to congressional intelligence committees about election
security and foreign election interference. Former Director of the CIA John
Brennan says he’s worried about ‘what President Trump plans to do’ with these
recent developments.
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Length: 7:33 Minutes

Biden has eight-point lead nationally over Trump in new polling
New national polling shows Joe Biden maintaining an eight-point lead nationally
over President Trump. Biden also maintains a lead over Trump in key battleground
states. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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Length: 7:51 Minutes

Biden again denounces violence in 'unambiguous terms'
During a visit to battleground state Pennsylvania on Monday, Joe Biden gave a
blistering speech denouncing violence and also accusing President Trump of
stoking violence and saying Trump has been a 'toxic presence.'
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Length: 7:25 Minutes

Schmidt: Book looks at those who work to 'contain' Trump
Reporter Michael Schmidt joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book ‘Donald Trump
V. The United States: Inside the Struggle to Stop a President’.
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Length: 4:21 Minutes

Trump defends police who 'choke' and use excessive force
In a Monday evening interview, the president compared police officers who shoot
civilians to golfers who choke and he warned of low-income people moving into
suburban areas. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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Length: 8:38 Minutes

Trump doesn't shy away from racist tropes in interview
The Morning Joe panel continues its discussion on the president's Monday evening
interview, calling his remarks on low-income people moving into suburbs
'racist.'
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Length: 6:32 Minutes

Sen. Murphy's book looks at why America 'is a violent place'
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., discusses his new book 'The Violence Inside Us,' new
remarks from the president on the Jacob Blake shooting
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Length: 8:16 Minutes

GOP leaders in Florida continue battle over voting rights
The New Yorker's Dexter Filkins looks at how in Florida, Republican leaders are
continuing a long fight over voting rights.
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Length: 5:25 Minutes

Chasten Buttigieg has '...Something to Tell You' in new memoir
Author Chasten Buttigieg discusses his new book 'I Have Something to Tell You'
and what it's like emerging on the national stage after his husband, Pete, ran
for president in the primaries.
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Former DHS official speaks to the growing threat of white supremacy
and how warnings from her department were rebuffed
Former DHS official who left the Trump administration in April, Elizabeth
Neumann, weighs in on the threat of domestic terrorism and calls it ‘ironic’
that the president uses the term ‘domestic terrorism’ now to refer to Antifa
when he refused to do so after the shooting in El Paso last year
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Chasten Buttigieg:
‘I wrote a book that I wish I would have been able to read when I was 17’
Chasten Buttigieg, husband of former presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg,
shares his personal experiences of coming out, getting inspired on the campaign
trail, and the history he and his husband made
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NYT’s Michael Schmidt:
Trump staffers stand in a unique spot ‘between the president and the abyss’
New York Times Washington Correspondent and author of “Donald Trump vs. The
United States,” Michael Schmidt, unpacks the nearly hard to believe dynamics
inside the West Wing
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Pelosi:
The American people need to elect the new president, ‘not Vladimir Putin’
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi sits down with Nicolle Wallace to discuss the
how Congress is fighting back after the intel chief said he would stop in-person
briefings, the president’s failure to contain coronavirus, and why it is so
crucial that everyone votes in the upcoming election
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Jacob Blake's family and community leaders 'asking for a pause to protests today'
NBC's Shaquille Brewster reports the latest from Kenosha, Wisconsin where Jacob
Blake's family and community leaders "want the focus to be on community
healing."
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Robert Costa: President Trump's visit to Kenosha is a campaign 'stop'
Washington Post National Political Reporter Robert Costa discusses the
president's trip to Wisconsin and how it plays into his campaign.
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Facebook removes network of fake Russian accounts
NBC News National Security Correspondent Ken Dilanian discusses the latest about
Russian interference.
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