Morning Joe, Nov. 02, 2018
Duration: 45 Minutes

Joining today's show are:
    Mike Barnicle, Steve Kornacki, Eugene Robinson,
    Heidi Przybyla, Elise Jordan, Nicholas Confessore,
    John Heilemann, David Wasserman, Karen Tumulty,
    Kasie Hunt, Jeremy Peters, Al Cardenas,
    Fmr. Secy. Jeh Johnson, Janet Reitman, Sen. Tammy Baldwin,
    Mike Lupica, Maria Teresa Kumar, Randall Lane and more!!

Discussed Today:

Nationalism formidable foe for law enforcement: NYT
NYT Mag contributing writer Janet Reitman discusses her new reporting on how U.S. law enforcement is seemingly at a loss when it comes to stopping the threat of white nationalism.

How will Trump's talk impact the Latino vote?
Maria Teresa Kumar, Randall Lane and Mike Lupica discuss Latino voter turnout for the midterms, billionaire donors this season and all things Florida.

Jeh Johnson on threats from domestic terrorism
Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson joins Morning Joe to discuss the increasingly polarized political climate of the current moment, attacks from fringe extremists, how he handled while in Washington and what to do about it now.

How will Trump's rhetoric impact the midterms?
Republican strategist Al Cardenas laments the president's use immigrants to stoke fear in voters ahead of the midterms. The panel also discusses why Democrats need the presence of the Clintons on the campaign trail.

GOP telling lies about health care: Sen. Baldwin
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., is one of ten Democratic senators up for re-election in a state won by Trump. Sen. Baldwin joins Morning Joe to discuss her GOP challenger, health care reform, Scott Walker and attacks from superPACs.

Dems have edge in generic congressional ballot, poll finds
With just a day before the midterms, the Morning Joe panel discusses the latest national polling in key battleground states and takes a look at the trend lines across the country. The Cook Political Report's David Wasserman and the Washington Post's Karen Tumulty join.

A district in Virginia could be early blue wave indicator
Political experts say the results in Virginia's 7th Congressional District Tuesday evening could be one of the earliest indicators of a so-called blue wave, according to new reporting from Heidi Przybyla.

Joe: This is a closer race than I thought it would be
With just one day to go before the midterm elections, the Morning Joe panel assesses Donald Trump's closing message, the tightening polls and the mood of the country.

Missouri Senate is a margin-of-error contest, poll shows
Democrat Claire McCaskill and Republican Josh Hawley are locked in a margin-of-error contest in Missouri's Senate race, according to a new NBC News/Marist poll of the state.

Andrew Gillum up among likely voters in new poll
In Florida, Democrat Andrew Gillum is up among likely voters against Republican Ron DeSantis, 50 percent to 46 percent, within the poll's margin of error, according to the latest NBC News/Marist poll numbers.