you could have said just what you said, mr. von spakovsky. i met with 100 guys and the russian ambassador was one of them and then, in my duties as a committee member, i talked to sergey, my pal. not my pal, but i talked to him. just get it out! always get it out, mr. dupree, is that the best thing? just get everything out! that is. you are absolutely right. in hindsight, i bet mike think he wishes he said that. there is a big difference between not being fully candid at mentioning everything that actually lying under oath. there is a vast difference. bill: i know, i know. and today pelosi called him aer liar. that distinction is going to be blurred in the weeks ahead, i am very confident. bill: i know. a lesson to nancy pelosi from me, get out of the gutter. just try to represent the country in an honest way. i hate that. the liar business. gentlemen, thank you very much. we really appreciate your time tonight. next on the rundown, president trump wants to help poor american
could not believe me. that is my point. stay humble. the man is three days away from possibly being the most powerful person in the world. we leave you with that thought on saturday night. that does it for us tonight. i ll be back monday night with a final live edition of all in with chris hayes before the election. on tuesday, guess what s happening. we re going to have wall to wall coverage of the election. our election coverage continues with a live two-hour show hosted by my pal ari melber and that is next.
station said we need insurance before you carry you live. okay. there s a disfo foopute on mor joe, this election is going to be rigged basically, that s what i heard him say, is going to affect regular voters. i think they re not going to like it. not going to like. i think joe said, he think this would not be an issue to them, they care more about jobs and trade. i think that s right. my brothers who ran campaign used to say the voters open the refrigerator on the day of the thing, whoever keeps the refrigerator full is who they re going to vote for. i think it matters. we ll see. thank you so much. nancy, my pal. anyway, when we return, let me finish with my election diary tonight. it s about the debates last night that s in the books right now. you re watching hardball, by the way, it s going to be hard coming up here in a minute. please stay tuned.
iowa. pretty consistent. also out yesterday. i m here now the crucial general election swing state of colorado, purple state, where bam beat mitt romney in 2012 by just five points. always close in colorado and unpredictable. and hillary clinton wins the democratic nomination, her path to the white house will run right through this purple state. okay, joining me to talk about it is colorado s governor, the great john hicken lean, won two statewide elections in tough years for democrats nationwide u also joining me is nbc news andrea mitchell, my pal, a lot of things, and former vermont governor howard dean, who supports hillary clinton. let s start with the howard dean supporters, our friend, howard dean. what do you think? everybody is getting on the bandwagon. are you early birds going to get a little angry now, these people joining up like tom carper, all these other people joining the hillary band wagon, gonna lose some lose some clout, won t ya? listen, the best clout is havi
they pretty much got figured where they re headed in life. there are so many kids out there, that are just going, they re still kids. they ve always been promoted from grade to grade. everything s automatic until they get to the last year of college, and all of a sudden they ve got to be existential. figure out who they are, where they re going in life, and they re the ones you ve got to give a couple of cues to. well, that sounds like good advice, although i wonder how many really walk away and feel empowered. what do you tell them? well at temple years ago, i gave them a little plastic cards with all the rules i gave them on. i said it s not biodegradable it s going to outlive you. i ll be giving the commencement addresses coming up for the graduates up at merrymack college in massachusetts. and at st. mary s college. and later in the month, pierce college in philadelphia. thank you, brian grimm and david corn, my pal. when we return let me finish with a strong poll of a partic