women. >> i knew i shouldn't have picked her. >> reporter: tonight how donald trum. and ben carson continue to defy political gravity. >> is that just hype bloojaimar use nazi analogies? >> it's not hyperbole at all. >> then more proof of a plot to stop hillary. >> it's a lie. >> republicans respond to the latest bombshell about the benghazi committee. and with a break in case of biden podium at the ready, the democrats get loose. >> you guys are the first to realize that i'm really not even a human being. >> tonight, how democrats are planning their debate approach and why no one should be surprised a socialist is doing so well. >> are you a capitalist? >> no. i'm a democratic socialist. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> . >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we're now a little more than 24 mourz from the first presidential democratic debate. while that would seem to be huge for someone in politics or following politics the republican presidential flurn says he isn't clearing his schedule. >> i think it's not going to be very well rated because trump isn't in the d

searches or social media followers. i think it's plausible like ben carson that national exposure from last night's debate could give him a boost in nogs anatio polls. joining me is the democrat from minnesota. congressman, i want to play an exchange about guns last night which was one of the more contentious exchanges in the entire debate. the place where it seemed like bernie sanders was on his heels the most and get your reaction to it. take a look. >> is bernie sappeders tough enough on guns? >> no. not at all. devote five times against the brady bill. since it was passed, more than two million prohibited purchases have been prevented. he also did vote as he said for this immunity provision. he was going to give immunity to the only industry in america. everybody else has to be accountable but not the gun manufacturers. >> as a senator from a rural state, what i can tell secretary clinton all the shouting in the world is not going to do what i would hope all of us want. and that is keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have those guns and end this horrible violence th

honestly say ben carson or donald trump would be a better president of the united states than hillary clinton? >> all that when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hillary clinton made a triumphant visit to texas today to court latino voters as her campaign attempts to enter a new phase. moving past the summer's negative news cycle and pushing ahead with a strategy of reassembling the obama coalition. today's trip comes on the heels of clinton's strong performance at the first democratic debate, which seems to have calmed some of the panic about her candidacy. it may have even helped put the uproar over her private e-mail server to rest. and it comes as the benghazi committee which helped keep that e-mail story alive is beginning to collapse on itself amidst a rare bout of honesty in washington. yesterday another house republican, congressman richard hannah of new york, followed kevin mccarthy's example, admitting what many have long suspected. >> this may not be politically correct, but i think that there is a big part of this investigation tha

settles and donald trump drops out and ben carson flails and ted cruz can't expand, then magically at the end these two guys will be the people. so what's happening is that bush spent a lot more. he built a much bigger organization but he couldn't raise that much. and so he's basically ended with about as much cash on hand as the fall begins as marco rubio. and all the stuff you're hearing is irrelevant. they're about tied for cash on hand for the primary. on top of that, yes, there's a huge super pac for jeb bush and a very huge 50 1c-4 group for marco rubio which is paying for his campaign advertising, which is a point of contrast for the two campaigns. there's less transparency in the money for marco rubio. >> super pac unlimited donations but there is some transparency. >> disclosure of donors. >> 501c-4s do not have to disclose. >> nada. >> marco rubio we have no idea who's paying for his advertising. >> no clue. >> it could be someone, we don't know. but jeb bush we do know. >> it could be sheldon adelson. we don't know. >> so how much -- all these reports, right? are on the old

. >> tonight, inside jeb's latest troubles and why ben carson is pulling away in iowa. >> i wasn't always like that. >> plus, why donald trump today declared war on super pacs. martin o'malley on where democrats stand after the jefferson jackson dinner. and there has been yet another twist in the pharma bro saga. >> after this backlash i may support a republican now. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it had been billed months ago as a celebration. a gathering in houston of jeb bush's big donors where they would have a chance to mingle and take pictures with a pair of former presidents who also just happen to be jeb's father and brother. instead, that closed-door conference which wrapped up today with remarks by george w. bush is being cast as something more like a funeral for jeb's foundering campaign. now, bush still has plenty of advantages in his quest for the gop presidential nomination, a marquee name, access to a massive donor network, a well-funded super pac, and more endorsements than any other republican candidate. but if t

exclusive. >>> then. >> we have a breaking story. >> donald trump dethroned as ben carson drops two more policy stunners. >> redistribution of wealth. >> and the field gets fed up. >> i've about had it with these people. >> plus, hillary clinton picks up an endorsement from a progressive hero and the politics of crime. >> there's lawlessness in this country. the president encourages this lawlessness. >> the president pushes back on the so-called ferguson effect. >> i reject any narrative that seeks to divide police and the communities they serve. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the fbi is leading an investigation into the circumstances that led to a police officer's heavy use of force and arrest of a spring valley high school student in columbia, south carolina. several videos of yesterday's incident apparently taken on cell phones of other students in the classroom created an immediate and wide spread outrage. >> give me your hands. give me your hands. >> when this story broke last night, we also showed you the second video of the inci

was a swing and a miss. >> and fact checking the candidates, including ben carson's complicated relationship with a supplement company. >> do i take the product? yes. >> to be fair, you were on the home page of their website with the logo over your shoulder. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the day after a raucous third gop debate ben carson is launching a revolt against the republican national committee, calling for major changes to the format and rules of future debates. >> specific things we're looking for are first of all moderators who are interested in actually getting the facts and not in gotcha questions. >> yet another sign of the unraveling of the party's institutional center carson said his campaign has already reached out to donald trump and carly fiorina, the two other candidates with no government experience and they're planning to talk to representatives of all the other presidential hopefuls who were on the main stage last night. trump for his part is pushing to get rid of neutral moderators altogether. >> we're

coming among all three major candidates, trump, carson, rubio, and because of a strong showing in iowa cruz will still be there. if donald trump has his stuff, he'll fight this out till cleveland. if he has the stuff he'll either win the nomination or have to be okay with who does. either way he goes back to gotham a winner. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> gotcha. >> republican candidates stage a coup, holding a secret meeting without the rnc. >> don't overly micromanage the process. >> while reince priebus is doing damage control. >> i just can't tell you how pissed off i am. >> then jeb bush ramps up his attacks on marco rubio and tries to reassure panicked donors. >> it's going fine. >> are you having any fun? >> oh, yeah. you saw it. having lots of fun. >> plus the white house announces it will deploy u.s. commandos to syria, despite assurances there would be no boots on the ground. >> the mission of our men and women on the ground has not changed. >> we'll look at the shifting strat

scorn upon the father of the gunman demanding he apologize for the shooting and ben carson accused liberals of using the shooting to vance a political agenda writing i never saw a body with more but the holes that was more devastating than taking the right to arm ourselves away. it gets worse. this morning he was asked about his religion as the oregon shooter is alleged to have done with some of his victims. >>> not only would i probably not cooperate with them, i would not just stand there and let him shoot me. i would say hey, guys, everybody attack him. he may shoot me but he can't get us all. >> as ben carson should know, people didn't simply "cooperate" with the shooter. a brave army veteran named chris mintz tried to stop him. he sustained multiple gunshot wounds but survived. the broader implication in carson's words is that the people who were murdered that day were somehow complicit in their own massacre. cooperating which is i must say, a truly odious thing to say. and while ben carson imagines that he somehow would have been able to stop the shooter had he been there, th

knows. >> ben carson stands his ground. >> from the indications i got, they did not rush the shooter. >> and we have another admission on benghazi. >> i couldn't have been more clear. >>> and the canned hunting of lions in africa. >> got to money, there are people here who will take it. >>> tonight, the explosive new msnbc documentary, "bloodlines". >> i want to be able to tell the story. i want to be able to select them. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from san francisco, i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. less than a weeks before the first democratic debate of the 2016 cycle speculation about whether vice president joe biden may still join the race is shifting into overdrive. and hillary clinton is taking pre-emptive steps to position herself against her opponent. again, she came out against the trade deal just negotiated by the obama administration and now opposed by senator bernie sander s. it is a deal that the president would have no choice but to stand behind. and clinton's position draws a new battle line if he decides to run. according to a new quinnipiac poll, c

with dysfunctional republicans. and the hypothetical bravado of ben carson. >> hey, guys, everybody attack him. >> versus the real-life story of ben carson. >> guy comes in, puts the gun in my ribs, and i just said, i believe that you want the guy behind the counter. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. an absolutely astounding turn of events on capitol hill today, where the heir apparent to what is arguably the second most powerful job in washington suddenly withdrew from consideration, leaving the house republican caucus in an unprecedented state of disarray. in fact, the last time there was this much uncertainty around the next speaker of the house was probably back in 1860 when they had a few other problems to deal with at the time. until last night minority leader kevin mccarthy's path to the speakership siemd like a foregone conclusion. it takes 218 votes in the house and neither his two challengers, jason chaffetz of utah or daniel webster of florida, appeared to have the support to put up a real fight. but then webster was endor

bush in national polls and trails only the three candidates who have never held office, ben carson, donald trump, and carly fiorina. if those non-elected official candidates fade in the long run, as many expect, rubio is well positioned to emerge as a consensus candidate, which is why he's become the kind of trendy choice to win the nomination. but there's another candidate that's been largely overlooked and could very well emerge as a legitimate contender. a full 50% of gop voters support trump, carson, or fiorina. and if they leave the race, the most logical one to pick up is ted cruz. he's just announced he's raised a very impressive $12 until in the third quarter, and despite being a senator, can applausely claim the anti-establishment mantle and is uniquely poised to exploit the current chaos. you probably notice that unlike moefs his rivals, cruz has declined to attack trump. instead, cruz is trying to wait trump out, and then secure his supporters. >> in time, i don't believe donald is going to be the nominee and i think in time, the lion's share of his supporters end up wit

sanders is actually not that far from donald trump or ben carson or other outsider candidates, that he's tapping into the same anger out there in america? >> i can't think of anybody who is farther from ben carson or donald trump than bernie sanders. i understand the anger in america about an economic system that is unfair, fundamentally unfair goes across party lines. we have people on both sides appealing to it. what bernie sanders is proposing to do is oh poefpposed to what and carson and all the republicans are planning to do on policy. >> nice to see you again. good luck tonight to your candidate. >>> we are live in las vegas today where labor rules. afl-cio president joining us next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." ♪ everything kids touch during cold and flu season sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's no

said that he has any regrets. so that was really interesting. we also asked him about ben carson, he's doing pretty well in the polls. the fox news latest poll saying he's 23 to trump's 24. and that's within the margin of error. i asked trump what he thinks about that and he says he wishes ben carson would attack him so he could attack ben carson. of course, ben carson is refusing to attack anybody. so it will be interesting to see how he approaches that. i also asked him a little bit about the debate last night, of course, and he did have a few opinions. take a listen. bernie had a moment last night when he depended hillary clinton. he came off as magnanimous. could you see yourself that way to one of your competitors? >> yes. i could. and i could be very magnanimous if i needed to be. but bernie made a mistake. he took a situation that is a very serious situation where hillary is investigated by the fbi and gave it away. he just gave it away. he can never bring it up again. it's not like he's winning, he's losing big if you look countrywide. so i think he made a mistake. >> she think

, it is a familiar picture. donald trump and ben carson, separating themselves from the field holding a majority of support from republican voters. chuck todd is nbc news political director, moderator of "meet the press." host of msnbc's "mtp daily." when did you last see your family? >> i briefly saw my wife this morning. i said hi. we wave to each other. >> i know it's an online survey, but it gives you a good -- >> snapshot of where we are. look, i think with this debate, what the poll shows is what it appeared the debate did which is sort of resolidify clinton as the front-runner. bernie sanders did nothing to hurt himself, right? the only person that might have taken a step back was the person not onstage. we all thought that and this is a case where what happened on the debate stage seemed to match public opinion. that doesn't happen in the republican primaries. if we have noticed, what we see on the debate stage doesn't always match the voter reaction into the post debate poll, but we are seeing that a little more here. now, part of it is it's a smaller field. you kind of know

second amendment and guns. this is what ben carson and donald trump had to say from the republican perspective. >> obviously there are going to be those that are calling for gun control but, you know, that happens every time we have one of these incidents. obviously that's not the issue. the issue is the mentality of these people. >> donald, is it fair to say then your opinion is some people are going to slip through the tracks and there's not much you can do about it? >> well, you know, it is not politically correct to say that, but you're going to have difficulty and that will be for the next million years, you're going to have difficulty. people will slip through the cracks. even if you did great mental health programs, people will slip through the cracks. i'm sure it is going to be found this guy was probably, you know, they seem to be loners, they have all sorts of difficulties. they call people and nobody wants to go out with them. you know, it is the same old story. >> senator, what do you say to the candidates who say you can't do anything about this and it is a mental heal

yesterday. but i finally got to answer questions. >>> the carson surge. a new poll shows ben carson trumping trump in iowa as the doctor airs his first tv ads. >> learning from crowds that they are hungry for some honesty and for some real solutions to the problems that ail us. >>> eye of the storm. hurricane patricia grows to a size and strength never seen before by anyone. >> this is the strongest storm we have ever flown in, any man, any woman, anywhere has flown into this storm, the fourth strongest recorded storm we have had on our planet and later tonight, this will make landfall as the strongest storm ever in the history of our planet. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell on the trail in alexandria, virginia where hillary clinton is about to hold a rally this hour. an encore to her 11-hour long testimony before the republican-led benghazi committee. with critics asking just what was accomplished? >> so far today, i've said good morning, good afternoon -- >> y'all serving breakfast, congressman? >> for 11 hours there was plenty of political theater. >> i don't care if y

tough. there's ben carson sitting in the middle as intelligent and the right temperament. that's what the voters are going through. long road but that cake has been baking a long time. >> it's almost as though they're not listening to what ben carson may or may not be saying. they like his affect, they like his experience, they like his authority. >> you have it exactly right. >> peter hart, thank you so much. carol lee and jeremy peters. of course, we are expecting to have the official news of what we have been reporting since richard engel first broke the story earlier today from the white house at any moment from the briefing. not from the president of the united states, we are told, but it will be from the briefer, most likely josh earnest, that u.s. troops are being sent to fight isis in syria as well, it's expanding operations in iraq. you will hear it live right here. we'll be back with brian williams and the whole msnbc team. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. s

would support. >> the interview, presidential candidate ben carson weighs in on the chaos on capitol hill and what it means for the republican party ahead. >> i think it was a magnanimous gesture by representative mccarty to step aside, recognizing that there was a lot of turmoil. >> what do you think about paul ryan as a compromise choice? >> i like paul ryan. >> and protesting the president. the president flies to oregon today to console the families of those killed in that campus shooting but not everyone wants him in roseburg. >> it's a heart issue. it's not a gun issue. he is not wanted out here to push his agenda and using the families for that agenda is not just unacceptable, it's utterly despicable. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. what a day it is. a roller coaster ride for house republicans and it's far from over. the push for paul ryan among the republican conference has hit overdrive. the former vice presidential nominee and current ways and means chairman is so far not taking the bait. joining me, msnbc's luke russert live on the hill. here with me, nbc n

at 27% with ben carson not too far behind, senators ted cruz and marco rubio round out the top four. >>> donald trump went after billionaire barry diller on twitter, the media mogul who wrote a scathing anti-trump piece saying he'd move out of the country or join resistance if truch was elected and "little barry diller who lost a fortune on newsweek and daily beast only writes badly about me. he is a sad and pathetic future, lives lie." >>> former investigator on the house benghazi committee says the hearings involved into a "partisan investigation" aimed after going after hillary clinton, something the committee chair strongly denies. they've long been saying house republicans are struggling to find new leadership. kristin welker reports. >> reporter: stunning allegations from bradley pudliska. the former investigator with the republican-led committee examining the benghazi attacks says the group's actual target is hillary clinton. >> i do not believe this investigation was set up to go after hillary. >> reporter: he claims he was kicked off the investigation for taking military le

raised between july and september. and while ben carson was the highest earning republican by far, bernie sanders is in second, raking in $26 million, largely from grassroots support. yesterday on ellen sanders shared the moment he realized things were going pretty well. >> we came and drove by and there were these long lines of people. and i said to the guy who was with me, what's going on? what kind of ball game going on here? what are all these people lining up to see? well, turns out they were at our rally. i think we had 7,000 or 8,000 people >> here's something you might not expect to hear. donald trump also a grassroots spender, yep, the first filing of his campaign reveals, although he claims to be spending his own money, he is actually spending cash from mostly online donations. he's also creating some major drama ahead of the next gop debate. nbc's kristen welker reports. >> reporter: teaming with fellow candidate ben carson, donald trump is threatening to boycott the october 28th republican presidential debate on cnbc if it lasts longer than two hours and doesn't includ

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clinton prepares for the benghazi hearings while bond trump and ben carson jockey for the lead in the latest nbc news polls. >>> new images from the daily mail of lamar odom at the brothel before he was rushed to a las vegas hospital. but this morning, he is back in california. >>> fresh details on just how a high school kid hacked the e-mail of america's top spy master at the cia. >>> and find out what would of the planet's biggest and most lucrative entities are up to this morning to reach even greater heights of success. "first look" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody, and thanks so much for waking up with us today. i'm betty nguyen. the drama of the 2016 presidential race is building once again. a brand-new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll is shifting the top contenders on the republican side. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, it's the big question, is donald trump still in the lead? >> well, he certainly is. and he's actually solidified that lead, betty. good morning, everyone. we've also learned this morning that doesn't trump and ben carson, the tw

villain? ben carson can you do math? how about talking about the substantive issues people care about. >> reporter: a conservative war cheered on by the republican crowd. >> the democrats have the ultimate super pac, they're called the mainstream media. >> reporter: "the new york times" called on chris christie to drop out. his response, can't read the article because i don't have a subscription. i'm not going anywhere. that fiery exchange just hours after this impassioned appeal about misplaced priorities. >> we have people out of work, we have isis and al qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football. can we stop. can we stop? seriously. >> reporter: carly fiorina tried to regain momentum. >> i may not be your dream candidate just yet. but i can assure you, i am hillary clinton's worst nightmare. >> reporter: a trump versus carson showdown near materialized. trump complimenting him today. >> we get along very well. we're laughing at each other last night, we're winking at each other. >> reporter: both campaigns claiming steady performances, unlikely to shake up the rac

tightens, a new poll from fairleigh dickinson university shows ben carson is gaining on donald trump, 26% versus 22%. carson is getting attention this morning for comments he said in a cnn interview last night. he was asked about his claim that gun control contributed to the holocaust. >> if there had been no gun control laws in europe at that time, would 6 million jews have been slaughtered? >> i think the likelihood of hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been greatly diminished if the people had been armed. >>> on the democratic side, the new yorker is reporting that representatives for vice president biden met with staffers from the democratic national committee this week. biden's aides were reportedly briefed on rules that the vp would need to know if he decides to enter the 2016 race. the report has not been confirmed by nbc news. >>> there is still a major threat in south carolina this morning, days after the historic rain there ended. within the next few hours floodwater making its way to the ocean will slam through beach communities. and it is a lot. imagine this

, right? >> i like trump. i like brush. i like carson. i like the lady. i think she's great. >> fear arena. >> yeah. i think that the country is ready for somebody who is simply telling us the truth and not, well, i voted and then i voted and then i wrote this. >> is it okay for a guy like adelson out here, a zillionaire, that he can pick a candidate like marco rubio and say he's my man and have millions of bucks? is that a good system? >> if you remember, he also picked a candidate in the last election. >> newt gingrich. >> and spent millions of books, and it didn't work. i think that attitude is underestimating the intelligence of the american people a little bit. >> we agree on that. >> thank you. >> that beautiful women, cathleen, your wife, the camera can't get over there fast enough. thank you. it should get over there. i am joined right now by michael steal, former chair of the rnc and howard fineman, editorial director of the huffington post. first michael steele, from the rnc chair, who won tonight? >> i think it was very clear that hillary stood amongst her rivals in a big

. bush by four. i didn't know he was still in the race. trump by five, carson by -- dr. carson beats hillary? give me a break! i'm using a clinton line, by the way. give me a break. but biden soars against them all. he beats fiorina by four. i recognize polls normally. i can't believe that's true. >> those numbers don't -- you think fox is playing a game? >> i think their numbers are weighted somewhat towards republicans. but i think we saw barack obama losing to various republicans in 2011. the race has not shaped up yet. and let me say, as i always say, i love vice president biden. the country loves him. right now he's not a politician, he is the mourner in chief. >> he's at his most popular. so much more popular so well. >> -- the experience of grief, quhe all go through in life. he is beloved. when he steps out on that stage, if he does, and he is a candidate, you're going to be hearing -- >> my advice is do what you want to do. no one's going to praise you for not running. no one's going to say, thank god he didn't one, we love that guy. let's make him secretary of state. do wha

trump's sights? the trump and ben carson riding high. republican voters rejecting. that is true on the campaign trail and on capitol hill where the party can't seem to find itself a leader. last night hillary clinton and ben carson each had a strong night. will the race tighten? will biden think twice about getting in? some candidates didn't expect to help themselves last night. we know who you are. this is "hardball," place for politics. >>> tonight stay up late and catch me on late night. i will be a guest for the great seth myers tonight at 12:35 eastern time. "hardball" back after this. sty so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. 6x the cleaning power in ½ the time well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that i

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the support of 25%. ben carson is close behind at 22%. they are followed by marco rubio at 13%. jeb bush is far back in fifth place. he's just got 8%. that is 1-12 for a guy everybody knows. you reported many in the republican establishment are starting to believe something that was once unthinkable. i love reading your reporting to you. it began as whispers in hushed corners. members of the republican establishment are starting to give voice to an increasingly common belief that trump, once dismissed as a joke, a carnival barker and circus freak might very well win the nomination. are these people you're talking to, are they county and state chairs? what kind of people are they? >> the regime is falling. >> this is a recognition the republican establishment as we knew it in the past elections is craters and crumbling. look how the narrative shifted. when trump got in the race in june, people were saying, we're worried he's going to damage the republican brand from his statements. fast forward four months. concern is the guy is going to get the nomination. that is a tremendous shift