Joining Nicolle on Deadline White House is Cait Conley, Democratic nominee for New York's 17th congressional district running against Congressman Mike Lawler. Also joining: Miles Taylor and Claire McCaskill.
Trump's midterm 'convention' in Dallas, Texas began today, despite many Republican officials silently pleading for the unpopular president to be more hands off. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Chris Jansing and Miles Taylor for analysis on Deadline White House.
While Americans may feel politics are more divided than ever, there are plenty of places where they can reach common ground. Alex Witt is joined by her panel to discuss why Americans should be hopeful for the future of the country. Alex is also honored by former DHS Chief of Staff Miles Taylor, whose organization is creating the Alex Witt Award for Civic Courage, which will be awarded to a nonprofit whose mission is to defend democracy.
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