demanding that his opponent back an audit in virginia. we throw it into the category of culture wars but it is disinformation. it is calling into question facts we know to be true. i want to go back to that question i had for you. alex did a great job of pinch-hitting for you, but i want to get the take from you since you are a florida man. what position is this putting someone like ron desantis in? we have shed our reputation as a state that has election problems. now he has members of his own party saying let s just double-check. beyond the global politics of it, it puts desantis himself in a strange position. it does on the optics and it does if desantis was acting in
history. what we ve learned today is president trump is livid about it. this afternoon he sent a six-page hyperbole-filled screed. our own nbc sources tell us president trump was very involved in the drafting process of what is essentially a six-page twitter rant. we ve got much more on this troubling letter in a moment. by the way, he signed it. none of his lawyers would sign it. that might be telling. it comes as lawmakers have been meeting all day to establish the rules governing tomorrow s proceeds in the house. in this hearing, republicans have stuck to their arguments that they ve largely been issuing all along which is attacking the process while democratic congressman jamie raskin, pinch-hitting to judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler who had a family
we get there. is that something that s going to take a couple years? if you heard jerry nadler and doug collins talk about this, they pointed out that in the bush administration, there was a fight like this. it began in 2007. it didn t get settled until 2009, at which time nobody cared anymore. that s the gamble the president is making right now. he wants to run out the clock, and he s daring the democrats to begin what is going to be a very political process, because he thinks it will help his election prospects. david, ilya, evan, and special thanks to you, evan, for pinch hitting for us. all of you stick around because we have a lot more to discuss. we ll be right back. dad, we need to talk about something important. you don t need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care.
of the seventh, the red sox up by one. two on for eduardo nunez, pinch-hitting. and he hits it over the green monster for a three-run home run. nunez once upon a time was a member of the yankees. he was considered to be the future replacement for derek jeter at shortstop. that didn t quite work out for him. hey, after that home run, he s forever going to be a red sox legend. boston goes on to win game one by a final of 8-4 to take the lead in the series. he s a hero. i don t care about being a hero. as long as we get the win, that s all that matter. we re here to win and lose together. and who cares about the hero tonight? so here heroes. that s a good feeling because we got the win. reporter: the winner of game one went on to win 17 of the last 21 world series. good news for the dodgers, the
embraced it. welcome back to morning joe, it is wednesday, october 24th. still with us we have historian and author of the soul of america john meacham. professor at princeton university eddie glaude, jr., washington anchor the katty kay and joining the conversation white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire and white house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche al sent do remember. jonathan lemire, our worrying led to a red sox victory last night, both of us texting each other throughout the game knowing how doomed the sox were but somehow they managed to squeak by. we can t get swept in the world series, that was our only goal here. the bit hit was the nunez homer. i said why are they pinch-hitting with him, the