campaign. 106 days before voters head to the polls. i m in new york. i m john harwood in washington, d.c. on sunday president biden announced he will exit the race for the white house and endorse vice president kamala harris to replace him as the democratic nominee. a short time ago the association of state democratic committee confirmed they will be overwhelming vote for harris. and as harris for president, dozens of democratic lawmakers have thrown their support behind harris. the time is short. we do not have time to go back and look at the rear-view mirror and talk about who said what and who is call if it. we have got behind the ticket with kamala harris at the hell does what h the to bring in a whopping $47 million from small dollar donors. harris will be speak later this morning at a previously scheduled white house event. after picking up president biden s endorsement, she plans to earn and win the nomination before the dnc convention in august. joining us now
to join him in what would have been a soft coup to try to compare this election to those who have been validated for other reasons that there would be wide enough corrupt fraud to be nullified. this is proven. these are now public today, you can see the note here. this is damming evidence revealing, relief of the first time at this level of internal pressure that trump was ordering the justice department to say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the republican congress. i am going to read that again, this is evidence that we do not have during the impeachment trial about this very issue. these are independent notes within the highest levels of the trump administration outing them president trump for ordering the doj to say quote, the election was corrupt, leave the rest to me and the r, congressman, the gop. it is a level of fraud that had not been found in internal evidence written before. this is the kind of thing that would big and many people would li
are very used to that pant he wears. but, it is a remarkable not so remarkable. semipredictable results in new mexico tonight. so far a stronger than expected showing for democrats. at the end of our hour we ll see exactly where the votes stand and we ll do it without steve cornacki which means i may have to take my jacket off. i am not sure. we ll see how it goes. okay. if you stand up and take your jacket off, i don t even want to be for the ratings coming in tomorrow. it will be overwhelming. yeah, you may reconsider the whole thing. thank you, rachel. thank you, lawrence. in tulsa, oklahoma, today, president biden describes an assault on our democracy. he was talking about voting rights when he said that. he went to tulsa today to mark an assault that happened there 100 years ago. these two assaults 100 years apart are both driven by white supremacists. that s what s behind both of the assaults that president biden talked about today. the one that happened 100
destroyed by a white mob that not only shot black tulsans in the street killing innumerable people literally inpneumonia rated people, the total death toll not known to this day from the tulsa race massacre, but they not only shot people in the street but literally dropped home made fire bombs on the greenwood neighborhood from private aircraft. it was basically a war on that prosperous, black, american neighborhood. incredibly, there are three elderly survivors of the tulsa race massacre who are alive to tell the tale today. they are all obviously over 100 years old. the three of them each met with president biden today in oklahoma. we ll be talking about that more tonight including speaking with a descendent of survivors from greenwood who is now a state representative in oklahoma in the tulsa area. president biden s pretty impassioned speech today in tulsa was, itself, news. as was that visit, itself. but he did also make some news that was somewhat unexpected in the conte
i will say this, joe scarborough, thank you for being on this morning for my first show officially. thank you for watching. mika, what s next? good morning, welcome to morning joe, it s tuesday october 26th and along with joe and willie, we have the new host of way too early, jonathan lemire and our msnbc s contributor, katty kay is with us and our eugene robinson joins us. joe, we got a big morning ahead, a number of developing stories we are following. it s good to have jonathan aboard. jean robinson, i want to follow a conversation. there is a time to negotiate and bargain and hackle. we are seeing the outline of the reconciliation bill, we are close to that now. what democrats need right now is understand that nothing succeeds success because they need to pass that massive bipartisan infrastructure bill, get the great buzz from it two or three days and follow-up. they re all bathing in the collective glory of that, then they pass the reconciliation bill on saturda