interest. inflation, the cost of fuel, the realistic fear what may have. takeover sag da. musk gearing up to potentially cut 3700 jobs email. employees may see sue the company for violating a california law requiring 60 days notice. right center field. mccormick mic on the move. at the track, at the wall, makes a grab. two gone in the ninth. brian: now this is getting serious. we are just four days away from the midterm elections. and we are talking to voters all across the country, no joke, jack. will: no joke because here in the studio we are joined by a panel of voters for all three hours. katie: yes, we are. first head down to the sunshine state where steve doocy is talking to florida voters at harry and the native in hope sound. they kept us in business. we changed the name 35 years ago to the natives because they kept us in business. we weren t much in the 50 s and 60 s. steve: didn t know if anybody would show up. you put it on your facebook page. i
january 6th hearing reveals that trump knew he lost but tried to steal the election anyway while cheating his maga supporters out of their hard-earned money. plus, some are calling the gun reform framework a good first step. that suggests more is coming. color me skeptical. we ll talk about all that have and more with karine jeanpierre in her first live primetime interview since she made history, become the new white house press secretary. but we begin with day two of public hearings by the house january 6th committee today showing how donald trump deliberately launched the big lie to convince his own voters that he won an election he lost using claims of nonexistent fraud and then seeking to corrupt the justice department, his own campaign team, his donors and our court system in an effort to cling to power. if you think he cooked up that plan after the election as a hail mary simply because he couldn t accept defeat understand that donald trump went into the election alread
to try and resolve these issues and then we should hold the government accountability. it s not us against each other. we should be getting together republicans to issues that are important to us. i would like to echo his sentiment. a little bit of a different take we have to be real and honest and remember we just went through a once in 100 year pandemic so inflation is going to be high. we ll printed over $5 trillion under donald trump and biden from the cares act and the save america act from biden. so, the notion that we re going to come out of a once in a 100 year pandemic and inflation and the economy is going to be great and we are not going to have crime, i just don t think that s realistic. again, what he is saying i think we can all come together, tone down the rhetoric and work together as democrats and republicans we stand a much better chance of accomplishing immigration reform, crime, the economy, but to continuously, you know, throw insults at each other and say they r
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rip-off. joining me now is charles coleman, msnbc legal analyst and a civil rights attorney and the president and ceo of media matters. thank you both for being here. i want to start with you, charles. let me play you a woman named amanda wit, senior executive council for the house select commit and she provided this clip where she described the money grift. the committee discovered that the save america act made contributions to several organizations including $1 million to mark meados charitable foundation and $11 million to a conservative organization which employs several former trump administration officials, $204,857 to the trump hotel collection, and over $5 million to event strategies, inc, the company that ran president trump s january 6th rally on the ellipse. they collected all of that money, chief of staff meadows