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House Majority Leader Rep. Steny Hoyer discusses the latest in coronavirus relief negotiations. Aired on 10/20/2020.

Dr. Michael Osterholm discusses coronavirus cases surging in the Midwest and what needs to be done. Aired on 10/20/2020.

A bipartisan group of Religious leaders have joined forces for a new PAC called Not Our Faith. Their goal: peeling off the president's support from evangelical voters.

The president and Joe Biden will have their microphones cut off during Thursday’s final presidential debate while their opponent delivers initial two-minute answers to each topic, the CPD announced

Law enforcement officers are preparing for a different kind of election day threat: armed people at polls.

Four months ago, rapper and political activist Killer Mike called out to communities everywhere. Now, he’s helping make big changes in an underserved community.

Cameron Webb, a medical doctor from Virginia, is running for Congress as a Democrat in the state's 5th District, and he joins Morning Joe to discuss his campaign and the president's latest remarks

The Department of Justice and 11 states are filing a lawsuit against Google for violating antitrust laws and stifling its competition. NBC's Pete Williams has details. Aired on 10/20/2020.

Black Lives Matter co-founder and author Alicia Garza joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book 'The Purpose of Power.' Aired on 10/20/2020.

Journalist Paola Ramos joins Morning Joe to discuss the Latino vote, why Latino voters are not a monolith and the new book 'Finding Latinx: In Search of the Voices Redefining Latino Identity.' Aired

With just two weeks before the election, the president's closing message seems to be attacks on Dr. Fauci, coronavirus fatigue and locking up Joe Biden. The panel discusses. Aired on 10/20/2020.

Former RNC Chair joins Morning Joe to discuss why he's endorsing Joe Biden for president. Aired on 10/20/2020.

The Morning Joe panel discusses new battleground state polling showing Biden in the lead or Trump and Biden in a statistical tie, and if Trump will bring GOP voters 'home' on Election Day.

Rachel Maddow points out that with a lead in the polls, a large number of Americans having already voted, and a disingenuous opponent in Donald Trump, Joe Biden could reasonably decide not to bother

Dr. Paul Casey, emergency department medical director at Bellin Hospital in Wisconsin, remarks on how extreme the surge in new Covid-19 cases has been at his hospital. Aired on 10/19/2020.

Jeremy Bash, former chief of staff at the CIA and DoD, talks with Rachel Maddow about whether Rudy Giuliani risks running afoul of the law with his advocacy of a sketchy anti-Biden story.

Three front line medical workers talk about their experiences with the new surge in Covid-19 cases in Wisconsin. Aired on 10/19/2020.

Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff joins Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss his appeal to Georgia voters to help him unseat Republican incumbent Senator David Perdue, who Ossoff says is the

Democrat Jaime Harrison, who is in a tight race against Republican Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina, tells Lawrence O'Donnell that Graham "is trying to scare people to vote for him, I'm

Black Voters Matter Fund co-founder LaTosha Brown says Donald Trump’s effort to create “confusion and chaos” has helped set in-person early voting records across the country.

The president went after Biden for heeding the Covid-19 guidance of scientists like Tony Fauci while also slamming Fauci during a campaign call as Team Biden campaigns hard to try to win more votes

Shannon Pettypiece, Sr. White House Reporter for NBC News Digital, explains why the president needs the final 2020 debate more than his Democratic competitor Joe Biden. Aired on 10/19/2020.

The Commission on Presidential Debates says in the final 2020 presidential debate, the microphone of each candidate's competitor will be muted during portions of the question and answer period.

The Lincoln Project's Steve Schmidt joins MSNBC's Ari Melber to discuss the 2020 race and the choice he thinks Republicans will face if Trump loses in November.

New data shows a whopping 29 million people have already voted in 2020 - breaking records - and MSNBC's Ari Melber reports on early voting turnout in the 16 states which release data on party

New 2020 polls from six key states show some Trump 2016 voters abandoning him -- imperiling his narrow coalition.

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“Trump is right. People are tired of hearing about the virus,” says Chris Hayes. “But people are also tired of seeing their friends and family suffer…They're tired of worrying about getting sick.

Some Senate Republicans are gearing up for a bloodbath in 2020, losing potentially the majority along with the White House.

While the House of Representatives passed their next pandemic relief back in May, Republicans and the White House haven’t moved on passing it.