Good morning. 11 00 a. M. Eastern, 8 00 a. M. Pacific. Im Jose Diazbalart. We begin this hour with breaking news, a brandnew Jobs Report beating expectations. The government reporting employers added 254,000 jobs in september, thats well above the 150,000 predicted by most economists. The Unemployment Rate fell slightly to 4. 1 . And when you break it down by race, both the black and hispanic Unemployment Rates fell by. 4 last month. There you see the drop. This report comes hours after Port Workers and Port Operators along the East And Gulf coasts reached a tentative deal to end a strike that began on tuesday. That walkout threatened to bring chaos at the start of the holiday shopping season. With us now, cnbcs dominic chu. Dom, good morning. This was a strong Jobs Report. What else did we learn from it . Good morning, jose. Yes, it stands in stark contrast, this Jobs Report, what we saw the previous month, which got read as a very big at least disappointment. What we did note beyond
Tim walz s record is a joke. Mind your own damn business. Donald trump s second running mate. I smile at a lot of things including bogus questions from the media. And the governor of minnesota these guys are creepy and weird as hell. With the election five weeks away, the campaigns meet facetoface for what might be the final time. We have people power on the side of donald j. Trump and that s going to carry the people. This is not about power. This is about public service. Tonight, team coverage with rachel maddow, nicolle wallace, joy reid, chris hayes, lawrence o donnell, ari melber, stephanie ruhle, jen psaki. Symone sanders townsend, and steve kornacki at the big board, alex wagner at the debate in new york city, and senators mark kelly of arizona and amy klobuchar of minnesota. Msnbc s special coverage of the vice presidential debate begins now. Hello there. Welcome. It is great to have you here. We know you have every choice in the world for where to watch the big debate, so we
1. Right now on sand then this morning breaking overnight is israel moving troops into lebanon, the fine pressure from the u. S. To stop the Escalation Plus Debate day tim Walz And J. D. Vance, ready for their Face Off . What each candidate needs to do on Stage Tonight . And later everything that that you sort of take for granted. It has been washed away literally utter devastation communities ravaged by helene, grappling with near total destruction 5 00 a. M. Im here on the east coast. A live look at Capitol Hill on this tuesday morning. Good morning, everyone. Im Kasie Hunt its wonderful to have you with us. We have Breaking News out of the newly overnight is Red River israeli troops crossed into lebanon to begin with, theyre calling the next phase of war, israel launching a limited Ground Invasion into Southern Lebanon despite weeks of requests from the u. S. To use restraint and deescalate their conflict with hezbollah if the state of lebanon and the world can push hezbollah away f
Paid. When you say cnn this morning with Kasie Hunt next its wednesday, september 11, right now on cnn this Morning Donald Trump was fired by 81 Million people well, she got zero votes. And when she ran, she was the first one to leave because she failed Donald Trump, Kamala Harris Facetoface on the Debate Stage for the first and possibly final time will show you what happened and people start leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom, people dont leave my Rallies Trump takes the bait. Kamala harris, under the former president s skin, putting him on the defensive and then theres this superstar endorsement. How Taylor Swift support for harris because a problem for trump 5 00 a. M. On the East Coast are live look at Capitol Hill on this Wednesday Morning good morning after the big debate. Good morning, everyone. Im Kasie Hunt. Its wonderful to have you with us the morning after the debate feeling very different for Democrats Today than it was back in june, i spent all of Las
Up next Lawrence Odonnell talks about his book playing with fire. And the transformation of american politics, which recalls the turmoil of the 1968 president ial election. We recorded this in washington to d. C. In 2017. This 1968 election, was the first when i was alert for. I was in high school, i remember zero of the 1964 election, just the one right before that. And i remember just flashes of 1960, because it was a giant deal for Irish Catholic boys in boston. And one of us was on his way to winning it. And its hard to believe this now, but in those days we lived under a certain kind of, old ghetto culture notion that it could not happen. That they could not elect a catholic president of the United States. But if you know our political history, for the decades proceeding that without smith, and with others there was evidence, that you could not elect a catholic person. And that was transcended and exploded, one night in november in 1960. So the world we were looking at, in 1968 wh