and chris christie. this part over a number of issues from israel s war with a mosque to abortion donald trump was recently at no-show and said he held a rally in a miami suburb. for the first question of the night of the candidates were asked why they should be the republican nominee for president instead of donald trump. here are their answers. and donald trump s a lot different guy than he was in 2016. he owes it to you to be on the stage and explain why he should get another chance. be sure to explain why he didn t have mexico pay for the border wall, he should explain why he racked up so much debt, he should explain why he should drain the swamp and he said republicans were going to get tired of winning. we saw last night, i m sick of republicans losing. i can tell you that i think is the right president at the right time. i don t think he s the right president now. i think that he put us eight trillion dollars in debt and our kids are never going to forgive us for t
president biden with a little self-deprecation about his age. somebody feeling good after that win. tuesday will do that for you. that was during a speech to united autoworkers yesterday. the president seeming to preview his 2020 campaign, including attacks on donald trump. speaking of the former president, he seems to be confirming reports he plans to get revenge on his critics if he wins a second term as if anyone had any doubt he would. we ll play those comments for you. meanwhile, democrats are sure to lose a key seat in the senate next year with joe manchin of west virginia announcing he will not run for re-election. also ahead this morning, we ll go through the major development out of the middle east. israel agreeing to daily humanitarian pauses in gaza to get some of that food and that aid in. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is friday, november 10th. with us today, we ve got the host of way too early, jonathan lemire. congressional investigations re
for months he s been contending brazil s electronic voting system, which delivered bolsonaro himself a decisive victory in 2018, is somehow in danger of turning up fraudulent results in the country s presidential elections next year. as with donald trump s lie, there is absolutely no evidence to support this claim, but that has not stopped bolsonaro in repeating it in live, rambling addresses on social media and rallies and interviews to provoke conservative news outlets. and bolsonaro has been even more aggressive than trump in peddling his lie. this summer he championed a constitutional amendment that would use a paper ballot to back up the electronic system. as the ap reported, three supreme court justices said this would merely provide opportunity for baseless fraud claims. in july bolsonaro issued a veiled threat to lawmakers saying that if the elections weren t clean, they might not be held at all. his threat didn t work. in august congress rejected the measure.
maduro regime. good to have you with us. as we look at this, in an interview with christiane amanpour he didn t rule out military support. you have been meeting with lawmakers and you are set to meet today with vice president pence. is that something you plan to ask for? first of all, as a former political prisoner, thank you for this window for the venezuelan people. it s important to state facts here. president guaido is the legitimate and democratic president of venezuela. this is not something that occurred spontaneously. in 2015, over 14 million venezuelans voted for the national assembly. on may 20 of 2018 the elections weren t declared legitimate by the international community, the venezuelan people or the
why sit that white americans are talking about people outright making these statements? some of them are dog races and some of them are not. stop sort of relying on black men and women voters to be the moral backbone of this country and where people need to step up. i also think for cindy hyde-smith, it s an interesting thing that yes, there s a racial component to the this, but a lot of these voters are not deciding simply based on race, but they re deciding on republican or democrat and trumper orrer not trump. . there s the photograph of her with the condition confederate cam on. there s the work that she did to rename a highway after jefferson davis down in mississippi. to what degree is that a narrative thread that we ve seen may out over the midterms? it s fascinating because a lot of these elections weren t