You cant stop it with a tweet. You cant create a distraction and hope it will go away. It doesnt go away. By its nature, a pandemic is unforgiving. If you get it wrong at the beginning the consequences are catastrophic and its very hard to catch up. You dont get a Second Chance at getting it right. Well, President Trump, you got it wrong from the beginning and then he got it wrong again and again. Senator Kamala Harris reality check to a nation reeling under multiple crises is where we start today. Washington post columnist Eugene Robinson and Associated Press White House Reporter jonathan hemere, democratic strategist ayesha mills will join us in a few moments. If you had intel about all the places where you could hurt donald trump the most politically, and then wrote a speech about those places, that was the speech senator harris delivered today. Well, we just saw right there, nicolle, one of the reasons why senator harris is on the ticket. They saw her time in the senate in a number
Pretty puzzled and rather disheartened. I think hes pulling the punches there, i think hes being careful with the language. Jonathan reiner he called it criminal negligence. What do you think . Yeah. I think it is. I mean, especially given now that we know what the president knew and when he knew it in terms of the danger of events like this. It was interesting. I have known dr. Collins, he was my genetics professor in school and that was Strong Language for him. Hes not very political but he said he made this analogy, if an alien came from another planet and said theres a pathogen circulating the globe right now, some people are protecting themselves, other peoples are not and the reason theyre doing it is breaking down along political lines, it would completely make no sense to someone who visited this planet. But thats what were seeing right now and clearly, michigan if you look at the numbers whats happening in michigan, they sort of you know, they had the lowest sort of numbers mi
Im kendis gibson. About three miles to our south, this is the scene. 6 00 a. M. Eastern time. The sun coming up in about half an hour. There was a little question of whether it would happen this year because of some covid rules, the governor made it happen. There it is. Remembering the nearly 3,000 people we lost 19 years ago today. We are going to start with breaking news out west. Calling a mass fatality incident. Wildfires along the coast. Desperate right now. Residents describing the scene as apocalyptic. More than 19 people have lost their lives with dozens of fires burning, engulfing homes. In oregon, a staggering 10 of residents have received evacuation orders. The list of missing is growing there. Reporter facing the most explosive conditions theyve seen, firefighters are looking for homes and lives. Bute countys bear fire has claimed 10 lives with 16 still missing. Visiting the scene of this unfolding catastrophe, californias govern sitting down with msnbc news. Youve seen a l
Hope springs eternal. As true then as it is today. With the bipartisanship and recognizing the horror of that day, first in pennsylvania. Neil, today, americans are united in grief and ingratitude and in remembering those whose act of heroism 19 years ago change the course of history. The president today retelling the story of what happened on united flight 931 passengers took on terrorist, stopping an attack on the u. S. Capitol that saved countless lives. The president saying today that the sent a message to the world. America is a country worth defending until the very last breath. Those on that flight did just that. Nothing could have prepared them for the dreadful events of that morning. But when the moment came, when history called, they did not hesitate. They did not waver. Together, they charged. They confronted the pure evil. And in their last act on this earth, they saved our capital. Todays ceremony was closed to the public due to the pandemic, but one thing remains the same
The president held on monday afternoon News Conference capping off the Labor Day Weekend which in a normal Election Year is the informal start to the final campaign stretch. The competition was on the road campaigning in battleground states. We have fox team coverage. Peter doocy is in milwaukee where democratic Vice President president ial nominee Kamala Harris held her first Solo Campaign event since joinie ticket. We begin with david spunt. Labor day the traditional start of the Fall Campaign season in a nontraditional year. The Trump Campaign picking up the pace and the president led the charge today with the News Conference. Its the most important election in our history. A labor day message the American People from the front steps of the white house. Its clear election day is less than two months away. Biden doesnt have a clue. You know he doesnt have a clue. President trump unloading on his political rival, former Vice President joe biden, invoking his name almost two dozen time