kicked off a unity tour, starring senator bernie sanders and new dnc chair, tom perez. and here's how that went on day one. >> maybe it's because you love a certain senator from vermont. >> bnie, bernie, bernie! >> you guys, i still have two minutes left, all right? come on. all right? so maybe you came, though, because you're curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of the democratic -- >> so the come together and fight back tour wraps up today in las vegas. but about that come together part. bernie sanders may not quite want to be together. >> you're on this road trip now with the head of the dnc. reforming, reviving, transforming the democratic party. do you consider yourself a democrat? >> no, i'm an independent. >> msnbc political reporter, alex seitz-wald, has been following the tour. joins me now. so alex, you had a much

sit on and suppress evidence of interference in the dnc process? the dnc toafter publish the information? for thisd be unethical organization. i would argue it is unethical for any media. we have a commitment to the public that we will not suppress information like that, and we have a commitment to sources who come forward taking risk to give us information that we will publish it in a timely fashion once we have verified that it is completely accurate. now, do we wish that we had more money and could process information faster? of course we do. but we did manage to get that publication out the four the dnc, and i think that was very important -- before the dnc, and i think that was for imports of the people involved in the process could understand who it was that they were choosing to go for. this beer realistic. a particular issue, a very important issue, and i agree it is an important issue, which is climate change. she was willing to attack anyone in her campaign to make sure hillary clinton was elected. because she perceived hillary clinton wo

now the dnc is paying for the way they treated bernie sanders it was unfair. kennedy: bernie sanders is going to iowa and getting injections. >> after jerry garcia died they have the further festival. but we do have to hold him accountable to what kristen said. we are suppose to be the divide party. event was called "come together." and they booed the chairman. if we threw and intervention for andy and showed up drunk. >> they sort of have two different bases right now. it's the bernie breeze for lack of a better term. and the hillary bots. i said on the show before i'll take the bernie breeze over the hillary bots any day of the week. i agree. i thought the gop had a similar problem. but most people who call themselves republicans or kons are fine with pane authoritarian crack pot. kennedy: when i was at the dnc this summer everyone was saying there is no rift. and bernie sanders supporters were holding up their no tpp signs and they were completely cast aside. president trump is not enough of a unifying force for not only the party, but for the country. they

book now at choicehotels.com dagen: the dnc urging people to protect obamacare. [chanting] can you remind me when you are up for reelection? dagen: senator jeff flake's townhall turning ugly, democratic national committee might have played a role committee report say the dnc sent an email to arizona supporters encouraging them to, quote, get in the senator's grill and protect obamacare. is this constructive? >> no. good for jeff flake for doing the townhall beside although the boxes people that were speaking. everyone has a right to protest, talk out of a your senator. i think this is outrage in arizona where most people may have one insurance provider to choose from arizona -- this is nothing more than a bunch of people who are still better than hillary clinton lost so they will rail against obamacare, go find something new. dagen: premium double in arizona and they want to keep obamacare. what do you think? >> good for them if they want to keep it. flipped it around. if there was a democrat up there and they were rallying to get rid of obamacare i would be appl

you getting no response from the dnc. at some point, you would think the dnc would get the message, trish, that they need to act like adults. this astroturfing that people understand to be astroturfing did not result in anything constructive at the ballot box for them and it isn't going to now either. we know this is astroturfing and never results in votes. if they want to lose in 18 and 20, i'd say thank you right now because it's not looking good if they continue these immature tactics. >> you're a liberal, emily. i want to know if you think this is effective. they're trying to get flake out of there come 2018. is it going to work doing things like this? >> to be honest, my hats off to senator flake for even going to the war zone when so many in the gop have chosen to have office hours or to have phone conversations. but for me, it's not necessarily the means is really the end. while they're definitely pivots that can be made with this strategy, at the ends of the day, it does not negate the message. the people want cha

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really, we've been here before and we're going to do it again but this time the dnc needs to rebuild it and do it in the long run and hillary clinton isn't going anywhere. as a former -- i've worked for her on and off for almost 14 years so i naturally get folks reaching out to me making requests. look at the results in kansas and georgia. >> democrats got closer but ultimately there weren't victories. there weren't outright victories. >> yeah. and one of the things that we need to do as a party is we need to make sure that every single entity on the national level, whether it's the dscc and dnc are coordinating as one and provide the resources we need to. a lot of this is getting a i way from wasting money on tv and research over and over. michelle obama went out there and talked about five or six votes that we needed in every single precinct to win statewide. we need to start to invest in every single corner. there's candidates out there that were inspired by hillary clinton to run for office. they never thought they'd be running. in virginia this year, susan platte, joe biden's ch

a republican senator getting a not so warm welcome at a town hall this week after the dnc reportedly told reporters to, - i never wanted to be associated with heart disease. i never wanted to be the poster child for heart disease. i never wanted people to know that there was something wrong with me. - going through recovery from open heart surgery, or being affected by heart disease can be incredibly isolating. - it's not easy on your body, on a woman's body. - i felt really alone, 'cause no one my age really had this problem or never had this issue. - and just knowing that there's a circle of women who know exactly the struggles i face everyday and are there for me is so empowering. - i realized that i wasn't alone, and no matter your age or race i made friends and found sisterhood, and really found a second family that made me feel that i wasn't alone anymore. - there's so many ways that you can get involved. you can join the movement, you can volunteer, you can be an advocate, and you can donate. all you have to do is go to goredforwomen.org. [chanting] can you remind me when you

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this week the democratic party kicked off a unity tour starring senator bernie sanders and new dnc chair tom perez. and here's how that went on day one. >> maybe it's because you love a certain senator from vermont -- you guys, i still have two minutes left, all right? come on. maybe you came though because you're curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of the democratic -- [ audience booing ] >> so the come together and fight back tour wraps up today in las vegas. what about that come together part? bernie sanders may not quite want to be together. >> you're on this road trip now with the head of the d inc, youe talking about reforming, transforming the democratic party. do you consider yourself a democrat? >> no. i'm an independent. >> msnbc political reporter alex sykes wall has been joining me all week and joins us now. you had a much tweeted and shared tweet that the rnc was sharing around with a bunch of other tweets called cleanup on aisle bernie. saying it's imperative to elect jon ossoff, explain. >> this was the much-watched georgia congressional election. bernie sand

news flash, dnc. you didn't have a firewall. instead of using yahoo accounts, 1.5 billion accounts hacked. we have to move on. sorry, sir. they've been hacking. senate democrats say they have the votes to filibuster and block the supreme court nominee neil gorsuch after clearing senate judiciary today. you know, here's the thing, senator. senate majority leader chuck schumer predicted yesterday that gorsuch would not reach the 60 votes needed to overcome a democrat filibuster. listen. >> it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60 vote margin. so instead of changing the rules, which is up to mitch mcconnell and the republican majority, why doesn't president trump, democrats, and republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee? liz: okay. so mainstream nominee. this is what the democrats have done in the past. you know it, senator. let's walk through for our viewer. there are 52 senate republicans. mitch mcconnell could change the precedent back to a 51-vote count, simple vote count to get neil gor

the dnc is all in and other partners all in. i feel good. >> the question is this repeatable success in some of these close call places where clinton won but you have current republican congressional members in the seats? you spent a lot of money here. and the money was important and relevant in boosting jon ossoff. but is that repeatable. >> i think we could do that in the next 60 days here. by the way, he was outspent 2 to 1.

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my panel back with me along with karen finney former dnc communications director. general, i want to go back to you, you brought up the problem for the administration, same as it was for obama, the fear of devastation in seoul, the risk to american troops based in and around the south korean capital should there be any sort of military action, so we talk about the options, but in reality, how much are they limited? >> well, i agree. there's just no good solution to the preemptive use of conventional military force. so, you know, if you back up the question, there's nothing the administration is doing now that's wrong except if they put themselves in a position where they can't back down. the kind of thing president obama faced where he drew a red line in syria over chemicals and didn't follow through, hopefully they will be cautious about that. in the long run north korea will be a nuclear power, it's a huge threat to the region, the japanese, the australians, the u.s., south koreans, we've got to build more effective ballistic missile defenses. we have a lot of te

i mean, at the end of the day the only thing we know for sure is that the dnc was colluding with the hillary clinton campaign to derail bernie sanders -- [laughter] dagen: john podesta called bernie a dufus, by the way. >> oh, i remember. i was there. [laughter] >> you know, this is exactly what putin wanted to do, he wanted to destable us and make us question our democracy, and every single news story about it makes putin feel stronger and better than before. dagen: instead of talking about cutting our taxes, we're talking about vladimir putin and russia. >>> the federal judge in hawaii who ordered a halt on president trump's revised travel ban has now upped the ante and indefinitely extended that halt, and the white house is not at all happy about it. as you might recall, the revised ban was not as strict as the original. it was changed quite handsomely. it exempted green cardholders and temporarily barred travelers from six predominantly-muslim nations from entering the u.s. iraq no longer on the list. but the judge in hawaii ruled that the intent was the same as the original, cal

you're curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of democratic -- >> wow! the speaker shocked there. on the flip side, the same crowd reacting to the mention of senator sanders. >> maybe it's because you love a certain senator from vermont. [cheers & applause] [chanting]. >> that reception shows a new poll showing sanders is the most popular politician ahead of mike pence. president trump, hillary clinton and even senator elizabeth warren. what does this say to you about the state of the democratic party? more importantly, people that are showing up at these town halls not just to razz puns? >> what senator type stein had removed me of september 11th. they said we need to resolve this with the use of judicial organizations. there's a frightening part of the democrats that have anti-war, anti-defense. the use of defense to defend our country, this is a terrible danger for the democrats, this isn't a point that we discussed earlier. sanders and the warren wing push the democrats so far to the left that they can win primaries but never win generals again? that

he had a big war with the dnc last year when he accused them of rigging the election against him. so i think he thinks that he can help the dnc, help the democratic party, move in a direction that he thinks will help them politically, which is more in his direction. >> and before we go, if it moves in that direction, does he plan to join it? >> he has not said that yet. and, you know, that's been his stance forever. he's always been an independent. it's akey part of his brand. he gets used of not being a team player. even bernie sanders fan will ask him to do that. i don't know if he will. >> yeah. thank you very much for your reporting, alex seitz-wald on the unity tour. thank you very much. appreciate your time. >>> >> thanks, joy. >>> joining me now, president of the brooklyn naacp, former dnc chair, howard dean. crystal ball, and marcus pharaoh, on the bernie sanders campaign. thank you all for being here. let's start where we left off with alex seitz-wald. bernie sanders to the point that alexust made, according to a poll, is the most popular figure on the democratic si, even

tom perez still new to the dnc, still getting known. bernie sanders was definitely the draw at a lot of these events. but tom perez was not bernie sanders' favorite candidate for the dnc chair, wanted to come out and speak to these people, let them vent. and to make a down payment on building trust which he said many times will take a lot of time and a lot of effort working down the road. clearly democrats are very united behind the effort to fight trump but still divisions in the party to take more than a week long to heal. >> i know you're at a unification rally. i imagine a lot people supporting a unification of the party in general. keep that in mind when answering this next question, but are you seeing a unification happening? it takes more than just a week and a rally and people touring the country and saying let's unify, but what are you hearing? are they ready? do they want to get on board? do they want fresh blood there? >> there's a diversity of opinions. you'll have a hard core set of bernie sanders supporters who one gentlem

maybe it dnc would have put up biden. 237 it looks like bernie sanders people were saying hillary is selling us down the river. jesse: if the press covered the irs scandal as aggressively as they are covering this so-called russia deal, there would be government officials in jail. low is lern "e" too -- lois lerk the fifth. and the irs shredded documents. >> the obama administration, now suddenly they are act as if representative destrip nunes has to --vine nunes has to be -- now they are acting as if devin nunes has to behave as if he's a judge on the supreme court. so what if everything they say is true? so what? jesse: i remember the state department investigation looking into benghazi. never even interviewed hillary clinton. and they didn't care about that investigation the integrity there. ann, when you find out what the russian scandal is, would you please let me know? >> i will get right on that. jesse: coming up, the tale of two first daughters. and some classic industrials from country star trace atkins. >> we are all in the party, and we all have to get out of the pool. umb

warned the dnc of quote-unquote the intent of russians to hack the dnc computer. the f.b.i. was told by the democratic national committee to go away. no culpability or accountability on the part of the dnc. >> president obama ran two brilliant campaigns and they never stopped running the campaign. i think at the end of the day they are going to pay a price for it and the country paid a price for it. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. should presidents trump, xi and putin meet to resolve the sir aian crises and north korea and restore world order? please roll the video. the thrill seekers speed riding in the french alps. the skier didn't stop there, completing the amazing stop. look at this. wow! here comes the back flip. yeah! amazing. incredible. president trump refuses to telegraph any response for military across following the latest -- military action following the latest chemical attack. >> i watched past administrations saying we are doing such and such at a certain hour. i certainly won't be telling you. man: i am a veteran, and my victory was finding the stren

the booing was for the new dnc chairman. democrats appear to still have a big problem. >> it's not a big problem. that event with tom perez and bernie sanders together, right, traveling around the country showing that there's a unified democratic party. but there still are some bad feelings. let's be very clear about what that was. there's still very bad feelings toward the way debbie wasserman schultz ran the dnc. there's so many democrats still resentful about that. i think for good reason. that's why tom perez is working so hard in his travels to bring the party together. i applaud bernie sanders for doing this trip with him. it's a good sign of unity for the democrats. >> sandra: and what could be a sign of what's happening with both parties is this special georgia election happening. what is it going to tell us about republicans and democrats? >> well, it's gonna tell us very little. these races are not canaries in the coal mine. last week's kansas. the south carolina, montana or any other special election. what happens

and then hav have you got tom perez the new dnc chair. he has taken a page out of a blue playbook where he uses a lot of profanity out there. ainsley: watch this video there is a little girl behind him as he is doing this. >> right now we have existential threats around this country. donald trump is the most dangerous president in american history. i will tell you what i would call it i don't care. because he doesn't give a [bleep] about healthcare. when we have the skinny budget of this president, he calls it a skinny budget. i call it something else that begins with s. and my momma taught me you shouldn't do potty talk. but i hope you don't mind because this is a [bleep] budget. [cheers] steve: you know what? the democrats are printing up t-shirts. they are using this as a rally cry. they feel, the people in charge feel that is a good sound bite and he will continue to use it. brian: i never thought debbie wasserman schultz would be longed for. compare to his moderation the last four times what a nightmare. steve: can you imagine if rei

dnc rolling out new slogan in maine. bernie sanders chairman tom perez there, they met with very different reactions from the crowd when they were introduced. >> bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. >> we have two minutes left, all right, come on, maybe you came though because you are curious about new dnc chairman and future of democratic policies. -- >> well bernie wins that one, joining us now. political analyst, tapper gayle trotter, washington time opinion editor, charlie hurt. let's start charlie with you, and that awful reception for perez, such a classy terrific kind of positive guy. i was shocked. >> is a cold hard reality for democrats, it should come as no surprise, this is a party that used their arcane rules to rig the last primary, last year to steal the nomination away from bernie sanders. bernie sanders absolutely would have won the nomination, if they did not get involved. and rigged it for hillary clinton. and so, you know that party is this broken and disunited should come as no surprise, anyone that thinks

hillary lost but because bernie sanders supporters were burned that there was cheating between the dnc and hillary clinton, i think they were felt they were not given a proper burial. we'll say, not given the fair treatment they deserved, there is a lot of enmity. tom perez ran for the head of the party against keith ellison, a lot of progressive, like liz warren came out in favor of ellison, but the policies of both men are similar, there is a difference because ellison is a muslim and he is black. but truth is perez as a hispanic is also a minority candidate. liz: let's talk about their policies, will you see larry o'donnell or chris matthews reporting on the booing of tom perez, that hey, america didn't want these policies, that is why president trump basically destroyed the democrat party -- president obama destroyed the democrat party. >> no you will not see that. i think policies that destroyed th democratic party under president obama are still embraced if not exaggerated under the progressives, they have not learned a thing. i wrote a column about how they will give up so-calle

he's got a lot of work that he has to do internally at the dnc to get it ready. capitol hill can deal with kind of the message and looking forward. the progressive base is revved up already. to bring senator sanders along, who as we have seen for the last two years, marches to his own drummer is not part of any establishment, doesn't feel any relationship with the dnc. i mean, i understand symbolically why they did it, but what we are seeing in practice is the very reason why it doesn't seem like a good idea. >> i guess that you could make an argument that the reason to do it is bernie can draw a crowd. so, you can go -- if you're trying to build a 50-state party, you go to kansas, whole bunch of people show up to see bernie. and maybe if you're tom perez of the dnc chair, maybe you can get volunteers to sign up for the democratic party. that is a rationale. >> i think that is the rationale. i don't think it is a rationale. when i worked for bernie sanders, i would say there are women crying in the crowd. this is like a rock and roll concert. to be at a bernie sa

, the future of the dnc and the new dnc chairman, and you heard a mixture, more boos than cheers. listen to this. [chanting] >> you guys, i still have two minutes left all right? come on. maybe you came now because you're curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of the democratic -- [booing] >> boo on the dnc chair and you heard chanting before that. bernie, we want bernie. if you think back to the primaries 2016, 2015, the energy was for bernie sanders there on the left but the party establishment has not wanted to admit a simple thing. that a socialist is the person that fires up their base. they don't want to admit that. brian: not technically in their party. senator feinstein also booed in san francisco because she hadn't left enough. >> was a hillary clinton loyalist, big advocate for her in the campaign and a barack obama cabinet member. he was a labor secretary. so what's the party, the base saying? we don't want the obama clinton folks. we want the bernie people. and if they push the bernie people away again, they're going to have more big problems. steve: but it'

that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> dnc chair tom perez and bernie sanders teamed up for their come together fightback tour. they started in maine and the last stop was las vegas. sanders and perez hoping to energize their democratic base against donald trump and the gop party. the tour consisted of visiting seven red states the democrats lost in the 2016 election and two purple states democrats won in 2012 and 2016. the duo addressed key policy issues such as health case, immigration reform and equal pay for women. nbc's alex sikes wald is in las vegas and joins us. what are you hearing? >> the tour has just wrapped, as you said. after this week, we can say it was a mixed success. bernie sanders and tom perez out here who have in the past been on different sides of the dnc chair race. the fact he came out here a year and a half after fighting a tough primary battle against hillary clinton in which he accused the dnc of meddle with the process and the fact tom perez invited him out here shows the direction the party is trying to

. >> you heard what the dnc chair said. what's your take? >> i mean, there's two ways to look at this. symbolic victories aren't that great. >> it does not matter. >> you need actual votes in the congress to get stuff done. but on the other hand, i mean, and maybe this is spin on democrats filtering through but it does seem like if you're l k looking at the broader trend here a 24-point swing in kansas, a swing now in georgia, and one last thing -- >> trump won the district by one point. >> that's the presidential level. he spent a ton of money. it is a whole district for them. if that's the type of resources republicans will have to spend to hold these districts, you know, you will see them bleed a lot here. and i don't know -- i honestly don't know if i'm waking up as a republican feeling great about this. >> so i'm a republican and, heidi, i'm feeling like the party held serve. we've got a president who has been a train wreck over the past 100 days. he admitted yesterday that he had conflicts with turkey. he's questioned the legitimacy of

i'd say tom perez needs to speak on behalf of the dnc. but president trump needs to be aware that people are unhappy. they would like to see his tax returns. >> there was a 2005 tax return, right? didn't he pay nearly $40 million? and he has made the point over and over again that he's being audited so he can't release them right now. but i should also point out these protests or rallies are going on all over the country. the majority of places they were peaceful. you can see in new york city. they also had some protests in chicago. everything went just fine. what is it about berkeley? you know, i used to live in california. i know they like to protest there. they have a history of it. why so bad do you think, ashley, in california? >> nobody said anything. nobody did anything. when it was called out, if you look at the speakner california, he said trump is a bully. that's not excusable. he said trump had -- president trump had a tweet that said no federal funding. there's over $100,000 in damage caused be i the protesters. the governor h

director for the dnc. and former spokesman for john boehner and jeb bush. you know, we've been talking about georgia six for the a couple weeks. it was viewed as a referendum by president trump. ossoff said he is thrilled but republicans split the vote ten different ways and he wasn't able to get over that 50% mark. is it really a win for democrats? >> i think it was a win for democrats. he did much better than anybody would have thought of and i think, not just in fundraising but in turnout. and he energized people. not just there in georgia but other parts of the country. whoo i hope it does, we should be contesting these races everywhere. if we don't show up, wee never win and be abe to push back and take backo of the house and senate. we have to be willing to go to places where it may seep impossible and give it our best shot. i'm thrilled that he did so well and i think it is a great shot in the arm for the party of the. >> the vultures cape out. >> money buys a lot when it is a very mpressed race. that won't be the same in the runoff. publics are unit

tot can or should the dnc do improve representation in congress? what if anything can congress do about the terrible gerrymandering? [applause] rep. cartwright: there are efforts of foot about fair district. i think it makes sense. congress does not control that. it is the individual state. if you follow it, california pushed through a fair district bill and it passed and the governor signed it. they have districts that are recognizable geometric shapes. [laughter] rep. cartwright: did you ever see a map of my district? [laughter] rep. cartwright: that is a shape that does not occur in nature. [laughter] the questionht: was who drew that? in pennsylvania, here is how it happens. it happens every 10 years. we do a census, that is why they do it to find -- to figure out members of congress represent equal numbers of people throughout the country. in fact, we expect because in proportion to other states, pennsylvania is losing population, and we will probably lose a member of congress after census. they do that census before they draw the congressiona

[indiscernible conversation] [indiscernible conversation] in the nodes are: after his -- t to the dnc, >> afterwards, a news conference was held to talk about bilateral communications. this is 25 minutes. [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon, first of all, i would like to full heartedly welcome vice president pence on his first visit to korea. [speaking korean] translator: vice president pence's late father was a korean war veteran that dedicated himself to our freedom and democracy during the war. this morning, vice president pence visited the demilitarized zone to inspect our posture. this symbolizes not only as special personal time but also the depths and sturdiness of our alliance that has lasted over 60 years. foreignking language] translator: in particular at this time, when the security on the korean peninsula is dire. due to north korea's nuclear missile provocations. vice presidents visit shows the stance of the new administration . as such, i believe that vice president pence's visit is timely and meaningful. kyo-ahn: [speaking foreign language] translator: today,

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ellison was a leader in the dnc and it's his role to think about national strategy. but democrats, republicans, independents here in georgia's sixth district are not interested in relitigating. intraparty fights or intrigue in washington from -- >> how do you avoid the errors of the past, then, if you don't reflect? >> well, it's always useful to reflect on the past and what i am doing, having reflected on the past, is focusing like laser on economic development, bringing more jobs and investment to the community and shared values in the community that bring people together. instead of focusing on divisive issues and the kind of politics that drives people apart. >> health care is a big domestic po policy. would you have voted for obamacare in 2010 if you were a member? >> well, given that it brought critical consumer protections, that now i think have been widely recognized in congress is essential to young people, women, folks with pre-existing conditions. i think i would have supported it. i can tell you this, there is plenty of room for improvement. there's so mu