Maga base again. How will voters react to his reversal on Reproductive Rights . Ill ask Congresswoman Shontel Brown. Then, on the defensive. Trump tries again to dismiss the controversy over his visit to Arlington National Cemetery as Vice President harris now weighs in, accusing him of disrespecting sacred ground. And legal drama. Trump and special Counsel Jack Smith fight it out over whats next in the federal Election Interference Case. Why the former president is trying to delay proceedings until next year. Im charles Coleman Jr. In for jonathan capehart, and weve got a lot to talk about. This is the Saturday Show. This weekend marks our celebration of Labor Day and the unofficial end to what has been a historic and sometimes unbelievable summer. And now comes the race to november, with both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump each making their sprint toward election day. With 66 days to go Vice President harris looks to capitalize on a successful week including her Bus Tour through sout
hello, america. i m jimmy fallon, the king locke of late night. greg gutfeld is out. and that s a good thing becaus,e would totally trash this jacket from my overweight figure skater collection like, listen, folks, greg bashes my wardrobe a lot. but in my defense, unlike greg, i can t borrow clothes from peter dinklage. jimmy. anyway, we have a great show for you tonight with a. but before we get to them, it is friday. now, the normal tradition on gutfeld is that we d open with leftovers. but seeing as it s the last episod leftov the e of 2023, the produe agreed to let me share my final thoughts on the year. if it s okay with you people. final thoughts now.. to be honest, 2023 was a bit of a dumpster fire, but it did teach us a lot things. , for instance, but why taught us that this was not what customers meant when they asked the bartender for a beer with some nut some s nut so silly. yeah. the mulvaney story turned the of beers into the rodney king of beers. but
control of the house. the government was already in the midst of the longest shutdown in the nation s history when pelosi rescinded her invitation to the president and sent trump through the roof. remember that? it was clear then and clear now pelosi has trump s number psychologically. and i ve got to say it appears to me that part of holding back the impeachment probably comes down to extracting some kind of psychological toll on the president. at one level holding back the articles of impeachment does seem kind of petty or small or not really clear what the endgame is. but on another level trump is someone so ruled by his grievances and very weird psychology that essentially trying to restrain his behavior via psychodrama is one of the only tools pelosi or anyone has left. the uncertainty is likely to be ironed out. it is still driving the president nuts. this afternoon tweeting, quote, nancy pelosi is looking for a quid pro quo in the senate. why aren t we impeaching her? okay. memb
it s also a reminder with what happened with the last state of the union. speaker pelosi had just gotten control of the house. the government was already in the midst of the longest shutdown in the nation s history when pelosi rescinded the invitation to the president and it was clear then and clear now pelosi has trump s number psychologically and the part of holding back impeachment probably comes to extracting some kind of psychological toll on the president. at one level holding back the articles does seem kind of petty or small or not really clear what the end game is. but on another level trump is someone so ruled by his grievances and very weird psychology essentially trying to restrain his behavior via psychodrama is one of the only tools pelosi or anyone has left. the uncertainty is still to be ironned out and driving the president nuts. this afternoon tweeting, quote, nancy pelosi is looking for a quid pro quo in the senate.
time. my thanks to eli, john, and most of all thanks to you for watching. that does it for our hour. mtp daily with chuck todd starts now. welcome to wednesday. meet the press daily. good evening. i m chuck todd. in washington, the theatrics from house republicans today. the silence from senate republicans. the president s latest rants. crumbling denials. it all suggests there is a real fear on the right that testimony may have been a tipping point in the house s impeachment inquiry because in the wake of that testimony yesterday, house republicans literally stormed the impeachment hearing room today almost blocking testimony from a top pentagon official while complaining about the process. not talking about facts. the president signalled his alarm too this afternoon