just listen to how nbc opened its nightly news broadcast the day after the election. >> good evening, a year ago, we were talking about a sea change in american politics. tonight we are reporting a small change which could also be anonymous development for the year old obama administration. republicans were elected governor last night, two important states, but other than preferred both candidates to the democrats, were voters across the country last night trying to say something else? there is evidence of an angry electorate out there. >> that was not wrong. we remember what happened in the midterms in 2010, that night with brian williams referring to -- they were bob mcdonald and new jersey's chris christie. that was an even more stunning [inaudible] because of the unusual -- and not during a midterm year an awfully because it's a kind of swing you stayed in some ways. the state often access [inaudible] for public sentiment. and normally that would not be unusual. this kind of pendulum in the major competitive parties is what democratic politics look like in liberal democracy all ov

you can watch it right here on nbc bay area from 9:00 to noon on thanksgiving day. i always have it on while i'm preparing my -- >> you're preparing? are you doing the turkey? the appetizers? >> i just do appetizers. i don't know how to do the bird. >> we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - hailee steinfeld liza koshy musical guest avril lavigne with special guest travis barker. and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1557 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome. welcome. please enjoy yourself. enjoy yourself, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome -- >> i love you, jimmy >> jimmy: i love you, too. welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause it's going to be fun well, guys, today nominations were announced for the 64th annual grammy awards that's right both

brian williams announced plans to depart nbc news after 28 years. when asked what his fondest memory was, he was torn between landing a plane on the hudson or asking germany to tear down that wall. the congressman like that one. a las vegas charter jet company is offering couples a chance to join the mile high club for a mere $955 which makes it still cheaper than deltas checked baggage fees. seats are available in coach, business, and first ask. bad news, the faa requires one year having sex midflight, one of you has to wear a mask. the aircraft offers a bed and cushions making it the second grossest fabric after spirit air. more than half of americans think their life is worthy of a book deal, most of those surveyed said they believe any clown can jot down incoherent thoughts and the rest of them mentioned to me by name. florida governor ricketts desantis is threatening to send illegal aliens to jill biden's home state of delaware to which the president angrily replied "what's delaware?" finally, joe biden reportedly broke wind while committing wi

nbc news now projecting that in the new jersey governor's race it is still too early to call but nbc is characterizing this race as being one that phil murphy, the incumbent democratic governor, is leading. again, one of the things that we are watching for in the next few minutes is that the new york city mayor's race has been called. eric adams, who's currently the brooklyn borough president, is projected to be the next mayor of new york city. this is a shot of his headquarters where we believe that is him taking the stage. you see him about to give his speech. if he is i would like to take it if we can. >> mayor for the city of new york, eric l. adams! [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ >> the champ is here! ♪♪ the champ is here! ♪♪ the champ is here! the champ is here! the champ is here! ♪♪ the champ is here! the champ is here! >> i don't know if he's going to crowd surf a little bit here or if this is going to become a speech soon. chris, you're closer to the monitor. what's happening? >> he's just soaking it in and putting together a kind of rainbow coalition on stage of

. >> julie: during an appearance on nbc rachel maddow show hillary clinton complained about the successful exploiting of media and blaming the lack of gate keepers and people with a historic perspectives to help americans understand what they're seeing. what say you in hillary clinton's defense. it doesn't surprise us and we shouldn't be that surprised she is defending joe biden but nonetheless, does she not see the big picture? does she not fill up her gas tank? does she not buy turkeys? how is she -- her blinders are up is my guess. >> i can't speak for her but we also have to remember with any type of poll there is always some kind of margin of error. we have to remember that other presidents, whether republican or democrat, slipped in popularity but came back and won reelection. it is key for the american people to know what he is doing to help in that. we have to look at the fact the covid relief package was passed and a majority of americans supported that. we also have to remember that the infrastructure just passed and a majority of the americans supported that. and i think that's

elizabeth: policies, daniel, new poll from nbc, 71%, a majority of democrats say we're headed in the wrong direction. latest university of michigan survey, consumer sentiment at a shocking less than 72%, 71.7. those are recession level reads, daniel. we haven't seen that since 2011. now what the white house wants, they want 3 1/2 billion dollars for climate change activists, a climate corps right? are they going to harass senator krysten sinema or joe manchin if they don't get their way? 3 1/2 million bucks for that? >> they need to stop living in in fantasyland. inexpensive energy makes inexpensive goods and inexpensive lifestyle. that is how our economy thrives. it lowers the cost of manufacturing, transportation, food costs. all of these costs are on the rise dramatically. we've seen the price of oil double. we've seen the price of natural gas almost triple that brings up the rising price of all other goods that we buy. the american people are suffering tremendously right now economically. so whether or not joe biden says we're not going to have a tax on anyone making more than 40

vile racism funded by comcast and nbc. what i saw was on nbc calling him a murderous white supremacist with zero evidence. and then that guest saying this is what white people want. we have to call it out for what it is. it's lies and propaganda. only superseded by the vile racism in these comments. ainsley: tucker carlson asked him about it. here is a clip what you will see tonight. >> this case has nothing to do with race. it never had anything to do with race it had to do with the right to self-defense. >> right. >> i'm not a racist person. i support the blm movement. i support peacefully demonstrating. and i believe there needs to be change. i believe there is a lot of prosecutorial misconduct. not just in my case but in other cases. and it is just amazing to see how much a prosecutor can take advantage of somebody else. steve: alan dershowitz said yesterday i think on media buzz people who called him a with white supremacist she should be sued. kyle rittenhouse would go onto the witness stand and tell his story. appar

and, then police cornered off the scene of the house, and nbc correspondent, carrie sanders, found another way to get closer. >> there's a roadblock, police warn letting anybody, in and i looked over to my left, and i saw construction workers, who was on this bicycle, and he was riding home on the sidewalk. and i ran over to him, and i go, can you give me a ride on your handlebars. and i hopped on his handlebars, given $20, and he rode me down on the bicycle, about four or five blocks to get to where this was all going on. >> a sieged atmosphere, settled in. >> how did you tried to reach him? >> we had a hostage negotiators on scene, from the fbi, am from the local sheriff's office. they attempted to make contact to the landline telephone. but he didn't answer. >> okay. >> so we tried the bullet horn. and no response. >> everybody waited. the world, watching. at one point some officers moved in quietly. busted a window, and tossed a listening device, into the house vote. >> we were getting absolutely nothing from the side of the house. so we were pretty confident, that he was either gone,

>>> as we come on the air here on "nbc reports," we are watching what's happening in the courtroom in brunswick, georgia. the three men on trial for killing ahmaud arbery may, in a matter of hours or days, know if they're heading to prison or not. that's because the trial you're watching now is about to be in the final phase of arguments before the jury deliberates. >>> plus the update coming in just the last hour from wisconsin. multiple homicide charges now announced against the suspect in that deadly christmas parade incident. >>> back here in washington, more bipartisan praise and more bipartisan outrage for this man. why the president's pick for the fed chair is getting a thumbs up from mitch mcconnell and a big thumbs down from warren. >>> we have a new report on how much of a makeover is coming. democrats hoping for paid leave may be disappointed. let's start with the michael bryan trial. sam brock is covering that in georgia. i'm also joined by our legal analyst, federal and state prosecutor. sam, let's start with you. we're on a bit of a break. we expect courts to pick back u

the nation because 71% of americans claim that we are headed in the wrong direction according to an nbc poll and joe biden took his 42% approval rating all the way to virginia to help terry mcauliffe as did barack obama who i read in the report today got about 1,000 people in richmond over the weekend. one thing hasn't been covered enough terry mcauliffe really represents ralph northam's party. the governor he is succeeding. you don't hear much about him. there is a bit of a ralph northam hangover last vestiges of bill and hillary clinton. he was bill's best friend hillary clinton's finance director. he represents the past. youngkin represents the future. mcauliffe is very mess mystic every time he is out in the trail attacking parents and others. and also i think youngkin has been very optimistic. it's a message of hope and the future. >> rachel: funny you bring up hillary. i get a lot of hillary vibes when i listen to terry mcauliffe. he sounds very entitled, very annoyed he is getting asked all these questions is that part of it, that's part of why is he drops in the polls. >> have a

>> nbc's peter alexander live. thank you for that report. >>> and tomorrow is election day in virginia for the virginia governor's race. one of the most watched contests in the country which could have national implications ahead of the 2022 midterms. nbc news white house correspondent monica alba has the latest. >> it's a state-wide race with national implications. >> we can't get this done unless we keep this positive momentum going. >> nation is watching what's happening in virginia right now. >> democrat terry mcauliffe and glen youngkin crisscrossing the commonwealth this weekend in a last push to be virginia's next governor. as president biden's falling approval rating takes a toll on his own party. a worrying trend ahead of the bellwether election for the 2022 midterms. with a new national nbc news poll showing the party in power trailing republicans on which better handles the economy, inflation, and immigration. the top issues on virginia voter's minds? >> people's safety, schools are important. when it co

danny solace is an nbc legal analyst. and malcolm nance is in and miss nbc terrorist analyst. danny, clearly we have two very different cases here. the case of the man accused of killing ahmaud arbery. the case involving call rittenhouse. different sets of facts. was the biggest difference to you when people start thinking about the rittenhouse verdict as we prepare for a verdict in the trial of ahmaud arbery's accused killers? accused ki>> no two criminal cae exactly like, just as you pointed out. in fact, these two cases are very different. in that case of arbery's killers, you have a situation where there's plenty of evidence that the defendants took themselves to the encounter and not only at the very last second they claim self-defense when arbery turns toward them. before that he's doing everything he can to run away and. that appears to be from the defendants own testimony. so, that's a very challenging case for these defendants to claim self-defense. but i think while the two cases show us is there is a lot of reach range between self-defense cases. no two are alike. t

rachel: will, here is a statement from nbc. they said while the traffic violation took place near the jury van, the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations. and never photographed or intended to photograph them. the question is then, why was that person following the van? lawrence: and blew a light, will. will: doesn't matter quite honesty it doesn't matter. of course it's common sense we can read in that he was following that van so he could ultimately identify the jurors. that is clear. that is common sense. even if it weren't, ainsley. even if that were not the case, simply following the bus served as jury intimidation. jury tampering. if you are on that jury and you turn around and see a car blowing a red light to lawrence's point and chasing you, you begin to process something you already know, which is there extreme external pressure in the way that you vote. it served the purpose whether or not they got the picture. and one last note, pete, you and i were on brian's radio show ye

cbs, abc, and nbc evening newscasts ignored the latest indictment in the probe into the origins of the russia collusion scandal, the primary subsource for the steele dossier at the heart of the controversy was arrested for making false statements to the fbi. this despite each of those outlets covering the original russia probe extensively. now, watch this. part of the los angeles strip mall collapses right in front of firefighters. it took over 100 firefighters almost two hours to get the massive blaze under control. the mall was closed at the time the fire broke out. no injuries were reported. after extinguishing the flames, crews worked through the night taking down the remaining. indianapolis colts dominating the new york jets thursday night football. indianapolis. carley: running back jonathan taylor had his way all night against the jets defense running for 172 yards and two touchdowns. carson wentz also had a solid outing. sorry, joel. throwing for three touchdowns in the 45 to 30 victory. and those, guys, are your headlines. steve: come on over here, carley. carley: what is this

joining me now to discuss, nbc news investigations correspondent, tom winter. tom, first of all, set the scene outside the courtroom. i am guessing there is a long line of people looking to get in. what can we expect today? >> that's exactly right. they're actually right over my shoulder here, stephanie. a number of people have been lined up. the line started about 6:30 this morning here. a number of people are already inside the courthouse. a couple of people who aren't inside the courthouse are a couple of prospctive jurors. they're still in the process of picking this jury. and according to the judge, two of the members of the jury pool did not respond to their phone calls. another one said that they forgot that they had to show up today for jury selection. so we're a little bit delayed, but we should expect both sides to use their peremptory strikes shortly. they'll whittle down the number in the jury pool down to the final jury here. they'll select the alternates, and i suspect that we'll get opening statements within the hour, i think, stephanie, is proba

nbc had a negative headline on him. who cares? jason whitlock was on his podcast talking about how the mob outside the courtroom might, in fact, be influencing the jury. >> regardless of whatever verdict comes out of this trial, i think the mob has won. mob rule has won. the mob forced this trial and now the mob has taken the jury hostage, i believe mentally. there is so much fear in kenosha that we're going to have the rioting and looting and the violence and the arson that we just saw a year ago, that it is going to repeat itself. if the prosecutors had done the right thing and never brought a case, you wouldn't have these now 12 jurors in the cross hair sitting in kenosha in fear paralyzed, unable to reach a conclusion in this case. steve: well, a conclusion could come today. , you will see it right here on fox. ainsley: in the meantime, hand it over to carley. she has headlines for us. carley: good morning. president biden has a busy day today. he will meet with both the canadian prime minister and mexican president. the north

stop it, democratic propaganda machine, nbc news, "the atlantic," the white house, stop lying to us. stop picking the scab and trying to divide us by how we look. that was the core message that voters in virginia since last night. the question is, will washington manage to decipher what they have said? unfortunately, the odds of that are not great. remember on his final night of his bitterly fought campaign, terry mcauliffe brought in someone called randi weingarten to speak on his behalf on stage. yes, randi weingarten, a repulsive teachers union hack from new york who has precisely no interest in or connection to the voters of virginia. so what is the message with that? the message is really clear. we don't care about you at all. you play no role in this. this is an inside game. and of course they mean it. they really feel that way. they think it is how they win. through coalitions. you are not part of it. you see this in everything they do. here is a senile president and a vp no one likes. deal with it, america. in the case of virginia, just six weeks ago, a low iq "washington pos

. >> joining me is nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, nbc correspondent monica alba, and ashley parker, an msnbc political analyst. love having all of you here. these are interesting times to say the least. ali, there was some sense kind of that we were headed for a vote today. speaker pelosi seems to be tamping down those expectations now. where does this new sense of urgency, if that's what it is, leave democrats today? >> it's an existing urgency, chris. even at the beginning of the week, before we saw the virginia and new jersey results, there was a sense that progressives have been ready to move on this and certainly moderates are ready to move on this. publicly we didn't hear speaker pelosi set any timeline, but privately to her caucus, in talking to lawmakers in the last little while, they're still under the impression that a vote could come as early as this evening, first on the larger social spending package, then tomorrow morning on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that has already passed in the senate. but really what this comes down to is a bunch of finger p

in a statement, an nbc spokesperson said -- while the traffic violation took place near the jury van, the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations, and never photographed or intended to photograph them. we regret the incident, and will fully cooperate with the authorities on any investigation. the jury is set to continue deliberating tomorrow morning. live coverage of a verdict, should it happen, here on cnbc >>> covid watch now. any moment the fda could authorize booster shots for all u.s. adults. regulators are considering whether to approve extra doses of pfizer and moderna vaccines moderna resubmitted its data to the fda yesterday. if the cdc signs off, vaccinated americans will be urged to get the booster of their choice. the booster debates comes as john hopkins reports that average daily cases are rising in 34 states infections are increasing across much of the northeast and midwest, also rising in parts of the south, but it's not just new cases causing concerns health experience say they're keeping an eye on the growing number of breakt

first, let's deal with nbc. here's the headline i just talked to you about. schools face parents who want to ban critical race theory and don't get how teaching works. inside the op-ed part of the problem is the parents think they have the right to control teaching and learning because their children are the ones being educated actually it doesn't work that i way. like entering a surgical unit and thinking can you interfere with an operation simply because the parent was your child. i will tee you up because you can spike that analogy any way you want. rachel: this thing is crazy the idea that parents, first of all, we are the first and most important teachers. by the way, we are not dumb. i mean, this is 3rd grade, you know history, fifth grade, 12th grade. it's just so insulting but it tells you everything you need to know 'what they think about parents and how they think that the state, that the unions own our children. lawrence: it's also condescending. by the way you are not doctors. it's not like parents can't pick up a book and separate facts from fict

he was on nbc and had a surprise phone call and he says america is back but americans at home don't feel that way. what say you? >> one policy that has done any good for the country, the biggest thing is inflation. you want to buy home it will cost more, rent an apartment it will cost more complicated your card costs more and thanksgiving turkey and christmas presents all cost more. we are at a 31 year high in inflation. they can say what they want but the american people understand it for what it is. four weeks ago president biden said if you pass this boat -- build back better plan it will help inflation. there is not a thing -- on the planet who believes that. their policies have been bad across the board seems to me it is intentional because they keep making things worse whether it is the border or inflation, you name it, that is the situation. the american people understand that. rachel: at least with energy costs i do think it is intentional. >> 3 weeks ago in committee, we had ceos of oil and gas companies, saying will you pledge today, will you promise to decrease production, the

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. >>> nbc news is reporting the u.s. circuit court of appeals for the district of columbia notified lawyers for trump the house committee and the national archives they should be prepared to address whether the cart has the legal authority to even hear this dispute. the fact that the court is wondering about its authority to take up the case is telling. courts are protective of their jurisdictions. if trump's lawsuit is dismissed it would pave the way for the january 6th committee to get documents from the archives. we know that is something donald trump is desperate to have not happen. any sense on how this news has landed both on the committee side and on the trump side? >> this is undeniably a blow to the former president. he and his legal team have tried to block this and have received some stays along the way to prevent these documents were being hands over to the committee. now with the court suggesting it potentially doesn't even have the right to hear this, that it is not in its jurisdiction, that would seem to t

. >> nbc news issued a statement saying while the traffic violation took place near the jury fan, the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations or photograph or intended to photograph them. we regret the incident and will fully cooperate with the authorities on any investigation. it's important to note this jury has not been sequestered at any point during the trial and every day they have been brought to and from the courthouse in a bus with blacked out windows. even after this latest incident, there was no indication that plan is going to change going forward. kenosha is bracing for this verdict, five nearby schools have moved entirely online for the rest of the week and a handful of businesses have put up boards over windows. police continued to say at this point there are no specific threats to public safety and they are ready for any unrest that may occur. >> shannon: thank you very much. two big legal issues to tackle tonight. what the continuing jury deliberations might mean for the final verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial and the bide

eastern here on nbc. ladies, thank you so much. >> thank you >> we're back after your local news >>> we have so many dreams >> we can do so much we can help so many people >> being able to find help, foster kids. >> welcome back. 8:30 the weekend is almost here we have some folks getting soggy, but happy to be here. we have a lot to get to in our next half hour, including a conversation with one of our favorite duos. talking about will ferrell and paul rudd. >> just thinking about them makes me smile they start a new series together it's not exactly what you would expect from them it's anchor man. she shared a few laughs. >>> also ahead, bingo's in the building here to help us show off some of our favorite football watching foods, including a few of the treats that we'll be snacking on for the big game on sunday when the raiders take on the kansas city chiefs >> okay. >> so besides some therapy at the daly household, we're going to tell you some back story of this year's rockefeller christmas center to ge

austria's stock market plunged 3% for the worst day in over a year nbc's claudio lavangio is live >> australia made the news last week when the chancellor announced only the unvaccinated will go into lockdown for the past week to try to stem the fourth wave of covid-19. that hasn't work out because every single day we have seen record-breaking rises in the number of people catching or testing positive for covid-19. the chancellor today had to extend the lockdown to the whole of the population. why? probably because austria has won of the, if not the lowest vaccination rates in western europe with 66% of adults being vaccinated you compare that to neighboring countries like italy where i am, for instance, where the vaccination rate is over 80% now, a lockdown, a full lockdown is nothing new, of course. we have seen it all around in the u.s. and in italy and austria as well. what is new there is austria on top of this announced starting from february of next year we will make vaccination mandatory, and that is the first european country to do that, which makes you wonder whether it wil

todd: the white house needs to turn off cnn and ms nbc like the rest of the nation has done and realize that their little elitist bubble sees things in a very very minority view from the rest of the country. the most americans on this holiday are worried about all the things you mentioned and from an optics perspective you can go to this billionaire's house other times but on a holiday like thanksgiving when you should not be flaunting wealth you should be focused on the american people and the problems they are suffering through. >> member when donald trump went to afghanistan and served meals to the troops on thanksgiving in 2019, can't go to afghanistan because of president biden but could go to a soup kitchen earlier this week but on thanksgiving going to the billionaire is not a good look. ron clean, only talk about ron colleen, the big difference between thanksgiving 2020 and thinking 2021, 20 million people on unemployment, benefits them versus 2 million on unemployment today, that's the only difference between last year and this year. i see a lot of other differences in terms of

morrison, and who claimed that he was a producing with nbc news and played for msnbc, and under the supervision of -- what's going on? . [inaudible] oh, okay. under supervision of someone in new york, he was following in the distance, went through a red light, they pulled him over and inquired what was going on and they gave that information and he stated he had been instructed by ms. byron in new york to follow the jury bus. the matter is under further investigation at this point. that's the latest i have, the media has asked questions about it. and he was taken in for violating a traffic control signal. he's not here today from what i'm told, and i have instructed that no one from msnbc news will be permitted in this building for the duration of this trial. this is a very serious matter andion what the ultimate truth is but absolutely it would go without much thinking that someone who is following a jury bus, that's a very -- an extremely serious matter and it will be referred to authorities for further action. thank you. >> you just heard judge schroder discussing an incident last night. the

. >> the powers that own msnbc and nbc should say take this person off the air. is he tox sick, his rhetoric is well past provocative reckless beneath our low standards that's not going to happen because that would take backbone. the people who run that network with jelly fish for allowing a clown on the air. >> the people that run that network with white. >> lawrence: come on. >> people that run these shows that guys like this go on and jabber about they are white. all these people work for white people. white folks sign their paychecks. teach their kids and live right next door to them. how dare they? >> lawrence: lazy. it's divisive and not helping the country. i don't think they want to help the country. any way, kara, joe, thanks so much coming on. shocking news coming out of new york there is a democrat who actually cares about the surging violence in his city. is he bound to get a -- get conservative on crime. that's next. ♪ it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the

on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. prohibitive from testifying, but i'm asking much more directly, will the government yuck. about all the money in this and who will be helped. >> well they did call i laid at the white house brian, so we're probably not gonna see the president tonight, but that's not to say that we're not gonna hear from other democrats, who are i -- as well as for the biden white house. my white house inbox immediately filled up with emails applause with senators who had been wanting to theirs to pass from other lawmakers and institutions who had been lobbying for different causes in this bill. because this is a win for democrats. the cheers that you heard on the floor, there, come after hours and weeks of hard deliberations and negotiations, policy items that were important falling by the way side. only to beat revised and brought back in, moderates having their arms twisted but they would move on those tonight on the vote that we haven't seen yet, which is on the build back better package. i want to

howard: nbc claims this was a freelancer who just happened to be near the bus and had no intention of photographing the jurors. if he was trying to do that, it would be monumentally dumb given the tense situation in the wisconsin town. was msnbc actually thinking of putting out pictures of the jurors and putting them in danger? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ ♪ howard: the heated and purely partisan media debate has been growing even louder since kyle rittenhouse was found not guilty. >> now it's just open season. like, if i'm walking around and i'm a white nationalist, you know, coward little kid with an ar-15 and i see somebody drive by with a black lives matter bumper sticker and i feel threatened, i could -- >> propaganda doesn't always win. >> the fact that the white principle cysts roam the halls -- supremacists roam the halls freely and the fact he gets to walk the streets freely, these people have access to instituting laws. they represent the legislative the branch of this country. >> for anyone who actually watched the trial instead of the talking a heads on

. >>> here at the big board, american express celebrating its annual small business saturday nbc, now there's synergy, huh? >> mike has more questions. >> tom, i guess the question here is, to what degree do you view these megacap tech stocks as actually responding to what's going on in the business you're seeing all of a sudden premarket coming in and just buying them. >> i get that's an opportunity where would you say there is the opportunity for a catch-up trade, if there is going to be one? oy think the won't opportunities would be overstock and roku. >> overstock has done an amazing job, to the extent that there's a spike in the virus and consumers are once again nesting, i think that serving well for overstock roku, even if there's supply chain challenges, they should bet get -- i think the pullback makes it incredibly attractive right now. >>> you have the dow down 818 points we haven't seen the dow fall by this much since mid july the nasdaq is down almost 1% as well tom, just to wrap all of this up, the squall stay-at-home stocks, the tech nalgts that was beneficiaries, we're

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but the liar from nbc news never tells us, that's not the point. she has given her candidate, joe biden, the opportunity to take it from there. that is the point of the set up. biden goes on to invoke protests in charlottesville, virginia,, from years before which have nothing to do with anything that happened in kenosha, wisconsin, in the summer of 2020. but they didn't need to be to connected factually, the point was obvious. everybody watching understood the point. the point was kyle rittenhouse is a dangerous racist. and anyone who would defend kyle rittenhouse is probably athro dangerous racist, too. may be one of those white militia people. you see how that works? it works by indirection and stealth and dishonesty. of course you see it, because you see it every day. it never ended. they're still playing the same thing now. and because they never stopped repeating that lie, they assume it must be true. kyla rittenhouse, he is a white supremacist, right? many people think that, why wouldn't they? so why have they been doing this for 15 months?

nbc julie tsirkin there for us. facing challenges in the senate. how does this play out? >> reporter: alex, remember all of those things that the senate punted to end of the year? government funding, defense spending. well, it's end of the year bp so they're going to have a lot of work to do when they come back from thanksgiving recess that doesn't revolve around build back better, but that's okay, because they have time. that bill, the $1.6 trillion social safety net and climate plan that just passed the house yesterday, boy, it's got a lot of work in the senate before they're ready to consider it. let's take a listen to what congressman jamaal bowman said on msnbc earlier this morning. >> all eyes are now on the senate right now, and all eyes are on manchin and sinema. the last leg of the president's agenda passed infrastructure framework and house passed build back better. final leg is the senate. all eyes are on the senate. >> reporter: alex what the progressive democrat from new york said is really important because it brings me back to something that jayapal, chairm

♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show and not that from nbc news is parking outrage for saying that parents are not qualified to make decisions about what to teach our kids in school. a portion reads that unless they are licensed and certified parents are not qualified to make decisions. in fact parental interference can hinder students advancement. christina come if you are watching come i highly doubt it, maybe you will hear about this, you are the brilliant op-ed writer who wrote this for nbc news.com. you also gone to say that we as parents are comparing ourselves to want to be doctors. let me address that. part of the problem is that parents think they have the right to control teaching and learning because their children are the ones being educated that actually it doesn't work that way. it is like entertaining a surgical unit thinking you can interfere with an operation simply because the patient is your child. >> me explain to you again christina. i am a parent he will very much be involved in my children's curriculum and what the teachers feeling my kids brains work with. c

it's so crass to use a holiday float to promote your streaming service, nbc. unlike the tasteful way paramount+ is promoting itself: a giant balloon of tom selleck's mustache. ( laughter ) ( applause ) good ratings. ( applause ) the big star of the parade this year is gravy pirates, by heinz. good to see johnny depp still getting some work. ( laughter ) now, gravy pirates is not technically a float. it's something they're calling a "flo-alloonicle." confused? well, as one organizer explained, "it's a 'floalloonicle.' so it's part float, part 'balloonicle.'" oh, is that what it is. here i was thinking it was part floalloon and part "icle." i feel like a total moronaloon. ( laughter ) in billionaire news-- for some reason, there's always lots of billionaire news. i'll give you the latest in tonight's installment of my long-running segment: "rich people, they're just not like us. us pay taxes" >> quick! shoot me into space!" >> stephen: first up, space-x founder, elon musk, seen here wishing on the star he just bought. ( laughter ) musk has been a little prickly

i had no idea who was on abc or nbc. ainsley: did you grow up watching. steve: mary tyler moore and walter cronkite. real news and fake news. there were no uhf stations in kansas. brian: i'm surprised it didn't take off. i think it will make a comeback. if charles payne is watching put your money in uhf. ainsley: did they say do you realize you are on tv right now. back to the news. brian: do you know what joe biden is doing by going to baltimore? act like you care. there is something about the american people. ainsley: we need unify. our party needs to unify. brian: his party needs to unify. what about the country? that was the goal. you go to the ports. i say from day one as soon as donald trump supply chain. he would have been on the phone with the 74 barge captains to say why are you still out there? what's it going to take to get to you port? here is a bull horn. hired somebody and fired somebody in the meantime. total different approach to do it. three weeks later joe biden is going to make his way to the port and pretend to be solving a problem in

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looks very similar to that nbc poll we had nationally the other day of biden's approval rating. that's one, i think, headline from this exit poll right now. the other, though, is what has terry mcauliffe, the democrat's, strategy been to try to overcome potentially the baggage here from joe biden, if he has a negative approval rating. terry mcauliffe has been trying to link his republican opponent glenn youngkin to donald trump. trump, who lost virginia by ten points last year, trump who -- youngkin, i should say, has tried to in this general election publicly try to keep his distance from him. hot is the electorate's opinion of donald trump coming into tonight. it's a favorable/unfavorable number. the favorable number for trump with this electorate is 41%. the unfavorable number is 58%. so the youngkin folks are hoping to benefit from this and the mcauliffe folks are hoping to benefit from that. again, the favorite -- the approval, the favorable. other numbers, hopefully we can share them with you from the first look at the exit poll. >> steve, anything you're going to be looki

we had cbs, nbc. anybody could rebut his statement we need to apply this not to social media because they are opinions, sean hannity, rachel maddow, anderson cooper, those are not news. those are opinions. they should have both print before the show starts. this is an opinion of the moderator. that would stop this propaganda cold. why was it gotten rid of? host: the fairness doctrine did deal with opinions on broadcast networks. guest: it was specifically for broadcast networks. the information landscape is so vast and broad. aside from other reasons why it may not be the best path forward , it would be almost impossible to implement because there are so many different platforms and the media organizations would run into issues about how they would present the so-called other side. there are a bunch of reasons why the fairness doctrine would be difficult. there are remedies such as greater transparency and leadership of news organizations who put public interest before anything else. host: our guest h

but first, nbc's national correspondent tom llamas is there with the very latest for us. tom, good morning. >> hey, savannah, good morning to you. this is very much still an active investigation. as you mentioned, police are trying to figure out the why, why this happened. they tell us around 4:30 yesterday, a car broke through some barricades, not unlike these, got into the parade route and hit several groups including a children's dance troupe, another group called the dancing grammys and a marching band. there were so many victims on the ground, parents had to pick up their kids and rush them to the hospital. the cheers and marching of a wisconsin christmas parade, a tradition here for nearly 60 years turning to screams and chaos. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: that speeding red suv ran in through a barricaded street and plowing through a sea of people, injuring more than 40 people many of them children. officials confirming five people have died as they worked to notify loved ones. >> we have multiple casualties, please. multiple casualties. >> reporter: the terrifying s

joining me now with more on this is nbc's ali vitali. ali, what more can you tell us about this investment? >> reporter: yeah, jose, this is an historic increase to the s.n.a.p. program and one that comes at a critical moment for the millions of families who access the program, including eric tucker's. >> get some cereal you want. >> reporter: the later it gets in the month -- >> we can afford them now. >> reporter: the further eric tucker's grocery budget has to stretch. >> if i can feed my family for 10, 12 bucks a night, that works. >> reporter: what happens when you get towards the end of the month? >> less snacks. >> reporter: the father of two boys in orange county, california, lost his home and job during the pandemic and joined s.n.a.p. to help feed his family. >> you want any noodles? >> reporter: it's forced some tough choices in the checkout line. what's that been like? >> humiliating. you've got to pick and choose your battle, who am i going to upset? myself, my kid, what kid? it's got going to be the fulfillment of a meal. >

brian: nbc. steve: they are charging people? brian: it's a suggestion from an nbc anchor. ainsley: well you know what? you never really do that, but think about it like sometimes there's, it's all on one family member. like my aunt is doing it, but when my mom was well, and my grandparents were alive, we all did different things. steve: like pot luck. ainsley: they all divided it. but now aunt lynn, we're coming together your house and we thank you for starting your cooking. 8:19 here on the east coast and thanksgiving is tomorrow! coming up next, an iconic thomas jefferson statue, brian, are you ready for this , removed from city hall in new york, after a nearly two centuries. douglas murray reacts to the cancel culture claiming our third president. brian: and boston celtics star and his cancer wants the u.s. to go on the offense with china in every way. he joins us live with his message with the northbound, lebron james and president biden >> ♪ to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who

our report tonight from nbc news correspondent miguel almaguer. >>'s former super bowl champion, league mvp, and the face of the nfl, aaron rodgers is breaking his silence after testing positive for covid. >> on the, show the 37 year old green bay packers quarterback discuss ticking monoclonal antibodies and ivermectin, a drug the fda advises against using for serious illness. it's used to treat livestock. >> i believe in bodily autonomy. >> roger says that he can salts joe rogan and revealed he never took one of the three authorized vaccines. i'm not some sort of anti vax flat earthers, i'm someone who's a critical thinker. >> this, after telling the media over the summer, he was protected. >> are you vaccinated and what's your stance on vaccinations? >> yeah, i'm immunized. >> today, rogers, who said the work mob tried to cancel, him insisted that he was not misleading the public. >> my plan was to say that i have been immunized, it wasn't some sort of ruse or lie, it was the truth. >> he says he's allergic to ingredients in mrna vaccines and wa

at the networks of nbc news, good night. it's good to have you. here shotguns are legal. sawed off shotguns are not legal. the national firearms act of 1934 put in place new federal rules, again 1934, against owning a whole big class of weapons and weapons accessories that are believed to be associated with serious crimes. so that 1934 law included things like, machine guns and silencers and sawed off shotguns. and now, just because i just said that small sequence of sentences all of the gun people are now going to write me really pedantic misspelled threatening letters telling me that i've explained this in a way that they do not like. i welcome your hate mail. bring it on. but frankly, the bottom line truth for most americans is that for 87 years now, u.s. law says you cannot have a sawed off shotgun. you cannot shorten the bear of your shotgun to be 18 inches or less, because, crime. but this being the united states of america in which we are not really a route to have nationally derive policies about guns, even though sawed off shotguns have been illegal in this count

. >> media outlets like nbc question the popular consensus the crime is getting worse by setting a democrat group's analysis of crime rate in 2020. millions of people in 2020 were under strict stay-at-home orders so that might have affected that number. as is so often the case democrats and the media act like serious problems can be solved through different messaging and effective spin, but it doesn't work that way and people are telling us this loud and clear. right now the gop has a 22 point trust advantage on the democrats on the issue of crime. the fourth is crt, that is apocalyptic and as with rising inflation and crime the democrats first reaction is always denial. >> it is not in the schools in virginia. >> it is trump dog whistling. >> critical race theory magically appears when kids went back to class, it's a lie. >> critical race theory the bogeyman, the new front on the culture war, that is all. >> very 1860s. >> antiracist books and lectures have become a mainstay in schools across america. propaganda is being directed at younger and younger kids as well. got to get a little set