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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Rachel Maddow to Republicans: "All the CRIMES are going to be ANSWERED FOR"

We're a month out from the most consequential midterm elections of the 21st century. With momentum on its side, the Democratic party is hoping that big wins in November will lead to a dredging of the entire federal government – one that's continued an ICE surge with impunity, that's failed to stem a worsening affordability crisis, and that's started wars after promising to end them. As the countdown to the elections winds down, Symone and Eugene invite the one-and-only Rachel Maddow back into the groupchat to share their hope that the Democratic party will rise to the occasion and start cleaning up the political mess we’re in. They also get into how her new true crime documentary – Kill, Bury, Print – reflects local communities…

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - WH official calls Trump "A net NEGATIVE" in contested races

President Donald Trump has promised to campaign in the country’s 35 most competitive races before Election Day. But his midterm blitz opens this week in friendly territory — Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas — and that may be by design. MS NOW's Jake Traylor has the latest.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Elizabeth Hurley reveals the HEARTBREAKING story behind her breast cancer crusade

Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins October 1, and for more than three decades, actress Elizabeth Hurley has used her platform to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. Now, The Estée Lauder Companies and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation are launching a 5-year, $15 million global initiative focused on breast cancer in younger women — an area that has been significantly underfunded. Hurley, a global ambassador for The Estée Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Campaign for decades, joins Morning Joe to discuss the initiative and why the issue is so personal to her.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Flatly illegal' to use troops to intimidate voters: REACTION to Trump's threats ahead of November

President Trump says he will not rule out invoking the Insurrection Act in November. President of the Brennan Center for Justice Michael Waldman joins Alicia Menendez to share his reaction to Trump's comments.

WASHINGTONPOST (Mark Berman, Brady Dennis, Katie Mettler) - Tennessee pledges investigation after botching second execution this year

Gov. Bill Lee said he was "highly disappointed" in the botched execution of Christa Pike by lethal injection.

REDSTATE (Bob Hoge) - Is the Big Blue Wave Inevitable? This Poll Says Hold Your Horses

October has arrived, and that means the midterm election news cycle is going into high gear as voters prepare to decide which direction to go: do they want to go back to the past malaise and decline offered by the Democrats and their socialist friends, or do we want to keep pushing forward into the future and ensure the continuation of President Donald Trump’s rejuvenation of America?

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Sen. Blackburn has a solution to botched lethal injection: 'bring back the electric chair'

"This situation is tragic. Christa Pike should have been executed long ago. Now, this botched process is extending the pain for the family of Colleen Slemmer," Blackburn wrote.

How does Senator Blackburn describe the current situation regarding the execution process?
Blackburn described the situation as tragic and noted that the botched process is extending the pain for the family of Colleen Slemmer.
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According to Senator Blackburn, who should have been executed a long time ago?
Senator Blackburn stated that Christa Pike should have been executed long ago.
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What solution has Senator Blackburn proposed in response to the botched lethal injection execution?
Senator Blackburn has suggested that the electric chair should be brought back as a solution to the botched lethal injection process.
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