amy: michael moore? >> yeah, you know, i was elected class comic when i was a senior in high school. hope. used it well, i amy: but he is doing much better than you might have thought, especially now even since you gave these speeches in ohio. >> well, yes. i said since the summer, peoeope should taken seriously. i said a year and a half ago when he announced, this is going to be the republican nominee for president. it is probably because i watch a lot of tv, so i'i'm one e of the people on the left didirectly watched "celebrbrity apprentice" and "american idol." when it comes to voting, everyone thinks jennifer hudson won "american idol." it was fantasia. this is what can happen when americans vote. i watched "bachelorette" with caitlyn. surprises you have lived in her lifetime with elections? >> i was stunned the actor whose costar was a chimpanzee to get elected president twice. he was called tricky dicky before he was elected twice. then w. it wasn't -- amy: first your talklking about ronald reagan

history included a four minute audio recording pulled from michael moore's new film "michael moore in trumpland." it was edited to make sure like -- make it sound like michael moore was endorsing trump. he responded -- we end today's show with the un-doctored clip from michael moore's film. this is from "michael moore in trumpland." >> donald trump came from the detroit economic club and stood there in front of a ford motor executive and said, if you pull these factories as you're planning to do in detroit and build them in mexico, i'm going carst 35% tariff on those when you send them back and nobody is going to buy them. it was an amazing thing to see. no politician, republican or democrat, had ever said anything like that to these executives. and it was music to the ears of people in michigan and ohio and .ennsylvania and wisconsin the brexit states. if you live here in ohio, you know what i'm talking about. whether trump means it or not is irrelevant because he is saying the things to people who are hurting. it is why every beaten down, nameless, forgotten working stiff who used t

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now moore has a new documentary about michael moore in trumpland. it is part soliloquy and part focus group. he speaks to a theater full of trump and clinton supporters in ohio and sets out to see if there is such thing as middle ground to be found between the groups of voters. >> every beaten down nameless forgotten working person who used to be part of the middle class loves trump. he is the human molotov cocktail they have been waiting for. the human hand grenade they can legally throw into the system that stole their lives with them. >> who are doesn't like the supreme court system on gay marriage. you don't support it. anybody else? sir, then don't get gay married. right? >> michael moore joins me now. i have to say i loved the idea of what hyou had to do. it is what the two candidates should be doing and what many in the media should be spending more time doing. you put them together. how did they interact? >> people were with each other. that room was about a 30 trump people, one half hillary and the others were not going to vote. >> why do t

michael moore. i thought that was an amazing moment for the president, sort of saying to men out there, ask yourself if you're having some reaction to hillary clinton what that's about. >> yes, what is that about? well, i'll tell you what it's about. it's the muscle memory of 10,000 years that's in our dna when we've run the show forever. and now in the most powerful country on earth, next tuesday possibly, hopefully, a woman is going to lead the most powerful country on the earth. in other words, the 10,000-year reign is over. and come on, give some of these guys a little bit of empathy here. it's a bit of an adjustment to have it be one way for 10,000 years -- >> although that's a -- look, i know this is sort of a slightly comedic conceit on your part, but that's an oversimplification. >> no, i don't think so. when you say oversimplification with men, you're being redundant, let's be honest with men of our own gender here. guys have got about a week to wrap their heads around the fact that hillary

plus, michael moore is here tonight with a must-see reality check on trump's pick for education secretary, billionaire betsy devos. and how to talk to your relatives who might have voted for another candidate. >> when not berating the media from his golden tower, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. >> we turn to two prominent republican women. trump has elected south carolina governor nikki haley to serve as his ambassador to the united nations. >> it's a mixed foreign policy picture, and no foreign policy experience. >> he has also tapped betsy devos to be his education secretary. >> two of the biggest teachers unions are already speaking out against her. >> mitt romney they say tops the list for secretary of state. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> you've got to surround yourself with people who will take the bullet for you rather than put the bullet in you. >> dr. ben carson has confirmed he has been offered a cabinet position. >> i take him at his word. he is not qualified to run a federal department. >> i will not say that ben carson suffers from pathological

michael moore is here tonight. go to him. >> no, come on. >> the russell rally tape was a really good sign. the fact the s&p reversal went lower was a troubling sign. i will say this. we said 2040 in the s&p for a while. i think it goes early next week. we'll see what happens from there. >> let's talk to mr. moore. he is never here. has never been here at "fast money." very special guest. and unusual one for us. and we've been mentioning him. >> sell, sell, sell. >> those are imaginary buttons in front of him. >> the odds of a trump victory are better than you think, and he says sell. >> on his laptop right now. >> you got me. >> getting rid of everything. >> you can see it right here. >> the latest documentary "trump land" available on i tunes. he joins us right now. you think a trump victory is in the books. >> number one on itunes. >> congratulations. >> i think since the summer, trump can definitely win. liberals, hillary supporters, didn't believe it. everybody was doing -- an end zone dance on the 2 yard line

moore, his new documentary is "michael moore in trumpland." also with you author and nbc news contributor annan good to you both with us. >> thank god he brought his hair. >> i would never leave home without t. please don't. >> so, michael, i saw the auto shop owner, and i'm thinking, you know that guy, and i know that guy. saw those guys sitting up against the wall. you know those guys especially well. that's why you saw it? isn't it? why you knew trump, predicted pru trump would win? >> well, yes, and i am -- i am trump's demographic. i'm an angry white guy over the age of 35, and i have just a high school education. so i grew up with, lived with, still live with, and it's interesting. i was watching your show. i watch it every morning. i can say that. >> thank you. >> you've heard me. i hope i haven't lost -- i complicate you a lot these days. i'm sorry i -- >> i take no pleasure in having called this five months ago, so -- >> right. >> i don't want it hear that, really. >> yeah. >> but i was watching a couple weeks before the election. i d

attorney, michael moore. wlet let's argue why the trump team wants to delay this. >> now that this is over the trump team should not have to be required to stand trial during the next two months. the time and attention to prepare and testify will take him away from preparing. >> probably lost credibility to even make the argument given how things ran in the campaign. you'll remember how he took time out to open his hotel in d.c. i think he went and opened a golf course maybe overseas. let's delay it a little bit. he can be sued as a president. he can participate in the case, sued for actions that took place before he assumed office. so i really don't think they have much to stand on. i certainly wouldn't want to be back in front of judge curio. >> do you expect this will be delayed? >> they will have to press forward. once he assumes office his schedule and duties become even more difficult to navigate. i think the judge will push it forward. >> let's talk about what trump himself said in may in san diego. we

liz: even left leaning progressive documentary filmmaker michael moore said totally wrong. nothing to do with racism, it had to do with poor job growth and economics. listen to what michael moore said. >> you have to accept that millions of people voted for barack obama, some of them once, some of them twice, changed their minds this time. they're not racist. they twice voted for a man whose middle name is hussein. that's the america you live in. even though this county is only 12% black, the vast majority of this country, especially young people, you remember it was the only white demographic he won in 08 was 18-35-year-olds. they poured out in record numbers. made that happen. if you put people through another eight years where there's no middle class jobs, they are struggling to get by. the basic things like you said, the price of a box of cereal doubles, these are important to people because they're trying to get by. they're living from paycheck to paycheck. liz: take this to political power panel, former deputy campaign director to george w. bush, mark serrano. washing

so chris, among the people inside, we're hearing michael moore maybe inside, and people might recall that he predicted donald trump would win, and then even the huffington post is reporting that michael moore said it is his belief that donald trump would not carry out his entire four years. what do you know about whether michael moore is indeed in there, and if he is standing by, what the huffington post is reporting. >> reporter: right, so what i can tell you about michael moore, he did come through here, fred and took a bit of a roundabout tour through trump tower with one of the reporters here. he skrauleft a note for donald and has since left the building. since he left, i can tell you security around trump tower has increased. you can see behind me, a number of police officers here, 5th avenue shut down, as bryn reported. she is with the protesters. on the other side of the protest, starting to be able to see the crowd as they come up. the street the around trump tower, you know, sixth avenue is closed, all the way down fifth avenue. lots of streets closed. lots of security here

thank you, heather mcgee, michael moore, we will have have you all back. that is our show for today. .sure to join us at 10:00 a.m. eastern for more "a.m. joy." up next alex witt takes a look at the growing protests against donald trump, including a large demonstration about to start in new york that michael moore is heading over to as soon as he leaves the set. >> to the streets. >>> good

michael moore. he doesn't support donald trump against. in fact, is right now apparently livid people like me are using this audio as kind of an inspirational pro-trump message. i want you to hear it if you're a new list are just joining us today for the first time on c-span2, to this michael moore message. we got it off of u2. someone added dramatic music and it's like, it brings people to tears because it's about the outsider status of trump and the people who've been left behind by the government, by the country, by politicians, people who can't afford to get health care. it's all about why trump will win. i never understood under pressure research better why michael moore's message which is so pro-trump comes from anti-trump guide. it was maybe a hypothetical. listen, the merits of the audio stand on their own. we will play that i promised to put every day until election day and i just got a tax and jones said it's joe in michigan, please stick to your promise to update and then we'll take calls

joining me now, michael moore. new film "michael moore and trumpland" is available on itunes. i want to talk about michigan and millennials. first, you have -- i mean, you have been in a lot of situations where you're in front of a lot of clouds. and a thing happens and there's that moment of fear. >> yes. >> is this going sideways? >> yes, that has thappened to m a number of times, yes. not a good feeling. but you know, i have been fortunate to have very good security, and here i am still talking to you. >> we always have this confidence which i think is largely an earned confidence, thank god, that we conduct our politics no matter how spirited in a nonviolent fashion, for the most part, particularly when you compare it to places where political violence is routine. but there's always a way about the way our politics have gotten so fraught that makes it feel ominous in a way it didn't feel before. maybe that's just me, but i think this year feels like that. >> we know the country we live in. we live in a country where there are 300 million guns in people's homes. the good ne

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michael moore, his new film, michael moore in trumpland, thank you very much. you were here october 25th, a week and two days ago. it is a completely different race now. >> that's correct. >> i live in michigan. and so i know why she's going there tomorrow. she wasn't supposed to have needed to go there, but i think this has always been a lot closer than i think the trump vote has probably been undercounted in these polls, and michigan, in our primary in march, hillary was ahead of bernie by eight to 22 points on the morning of the primary. all the national polls, and 12 hours later, bernie defeated her. i don't think you -- these polls, nobody should be sitting back regardless who you're for. this is going to be close. seems like it's going to be close. >> i agree. >> and in michigan, it really feels like it's going to be close. >> i have said that one will win the popular vote and the other one possibly will win the electoral vote and it's -- the company's -- it is country's going to be even more divided. >> oh, god. >> well -- >> gees. i think that's possibl

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joining me now filmmaker michael moore whose new film is "michael moore in trumpland. you've been monitoring the protests. they've been quite organic. >> i was in a cab going to a documentary meeting. all the traffic stopped, what's going on? there's a protest out there. let me out. i just joined it. that's literally, no memo has gone out to anybody. this is just organically happening and happening all across the country, not just in the big city. it's happening in midsized cities, in nashville and milwaukee last night and i just got photographs from a town that i live in, a small town, of 14,000 people. this was just an hour or so ago. and they've already taken to the streets in traverse city, michigan. if it's happening in traverse city michigan, you know it's going on everywhere. >> i encourage everybody who is listening to tweet your photos, put them on facebook, send them to msnbc. use social media. this is a powerful moment. as soon as chris and i are done talking, turn the tv off, hit record, then turn it off and go out. and if it's not happening in your neighbo

michael moore did. what he says liberals must do now. plus, the best political minds will be here with insights on this historic election. hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is in transition. donald trump is now president-elect trump and the world is watching with baited breath to see just what he has in store for america. protests against his election, of course, continued this weekend across the country, most of them peaceful, although the mayor of portland, oregon, is asking protesters to stand down in wake of violence against police in that city. there are some reports of violence against trump supporters in connecticut. two men were arrested for allegedly beating a man holding a trump sign. meanwhile, civil rights groups in school districts across the country report an uptick in incidents of intimidation and harassment of minority groups an girls an women. graffiti in north carolina reads, black lives don't matter and neither does your vote. this was wript in a high school bathroom in minnesota. tensio

who knew there would be intelligent life within michael moore. it is still the economy, stupid. one more time. melissa: yeah. >> this president resided over the worst economic recovery since 1949. first time in history a president to preside over recovery where there hasn't been at least 3% gdp. many people working harder, longer hours, making less money. they have had it. they want a change. and that's what this election primary was all about. melissa: larry, i think number one thing that donald trump has to do, get out there to prove the other side wrong. it's a low bar they're putting up for them. they expect absolutely nothing. if he gets out there, he is gracious begins to turn the economy around, i would think actions would disprove their fears you but tweeting in the middle night. >> get rid of obamacare and owner us regulations and cut taxation. a lot of people whining right now will suddenly become quite jet larry, thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure, the market already spoken. the market thinks that will happen apparently. the democratic party is in disarray. harry re

his new documentary is "michael moore in trump land." >> michael -- >> thank god he brought his hair. >> i would never leave home without it. >> please don't. >> michael, i saw the auto shop owner and i was thinking you know that guy and i know that guy. saw those guys sitting up against the wall. you know those guys especially well. that's why you saw it, why you knew trump was going to win and why you predicted trump would win. >> yes. and i am trump's demographic. angry white guy over the age of 35 and i have just a high school education so i grew up with, i lived with, i still live with and it's interesting. i was watching your show. i watch it every morning. i can say that. >> thank you. i hope i haven't lost you. i compliment you a lot these days. >> i take no pleasure in having called this five months ago. i don't want to hear that really. but i was watching a couple weeks before the election. i don't know who the guest was. you were remarking -- something was remarking about how the expense report for the trump campaign showed they spent more money on ball caps than month than

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let's just say it. >> you want michael moore? >> liberal filmmaker michael moore responded to donald trump's election yesterday with a morning after to do list posted on facebook. besides taking over the democratic party and returning it to the people, he advocates to "fire all pundits, predictors, pollsters and anyone else in the media who had a narrative they wouldn't let go of and refused to listen to or acknowledge what was really going on. they will now tell us we need to heal and divide and come together. they will pull more hooey like that in the days to come. turn them off." he adds, "you were in a bubble and not paying attention to your fellow americans and their despair. years of being neglected by both parties the need for anger and revenge against the system only grew. along came a tv star they liked whose plan was to destroy both parties and tell them all you're fired. trump's victory is no surprise. he was never a joke. treating him as one only strengthened him." >> which we said on this program, which i know a lot

joining me now michael moore, new film michael moore in trump land. i want to talk about michigan and millenials. first, you have been in a lot of situations where you are in front of a lot of crowds, and nothing happens, and there's that moment of fear. >> yes. >> is this going sideways? >> yes, that has happened to me on a number of times. yes. >> i have been fortunate to have good security, and here i am where. >> there's always this -- we always have this confidence which i think is largely an earned confidence. there's always something about the way that we've gotten -- it makes it feel ominous in a way it didn't feel before. maybe that's just me. >> we know the country we live in. it's not just the political season. >> now the good news, according to the washington post a couple of weeks ago, was that only 3% of the american public owns one-half of the guns. >> it's more and more guns in fewer and fewer hands. that means nine million people owning up to 50 million guns. okay. >> that is -- >> that's the cult we live in. we're always aware of it

different when he was -- most effective surrogates for michael moore, for donald trump, talking about the forgotten man or forgotten person. the person in michigan who played by the rules, working so hard, day after day. they're not getting handouts of people who aren't working. they're not on the inside circle getting that access, that path. instead he really said, i understand the trump voter, you're kind of missing it. he last outlined the case very well. not what he means to do but it is the exact person who has been inflamed by the system and really dare i say, screwed over, by how things have been. harris: such an interesting example because that forgotten person in michigan looks like everybody. there is not a specific demographic. it is just a person who hasn't had a job in really long time. melissa: has a job, working so hard and can't make ends meet and still paying taxes and doing their thing. why am i falling behind? harris: michael moore put out video and says he understands why people will vote trump. >> 40 years of wage stagnation. 40 years of -- people's homes foreclos

. ♪ >> cubs fan chris hayes -- >> why are you blowing up my spot, michael moore? >> he has -- >> certainly legal to show. >> look at this. >> we have no express written consent. >> watch. >> thank you, thank you. >> god bless him. >> thank you for snitching, michael moore. >> live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. donald trump rushed off the stage by secret service tonight in a rally in nevada. him off stage. there was a disturbance near the front of the room by the stage. a short time later a man removed from the room. this was by reno s.w.a.t. team as well as the secret service. he appeared to be in handcuffs as he was escorted out. trump did return moments later. he finished his speech to cheers from the crowd. >> everybody said it wasn't going to be easy for us, but we will never be stopped, never, ever, be stopped.

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michael moore lifestreaming his stand against trump before security stopped him on the fourth floor. >> he does not have the vote of the people. >> other visitors far friendliers like nick farrage. >> this is brexit times five. >> reporter: the president-elect partly to twitter, facebook and instagram accounts, telling "60 minutes" he won't give it up. >> if i use it at all, i'm going to be very restrained. i find it tremendous. it's a modern form of communication. there should be nothing you should be ashamed of. it's where it's at. >> reporter: the chief of staff pick expected any day with reince priebus at the top of the short list. >> i think chairman priebus has several people being considered. >> also in the runs campaign sources point to chris christie and corey lieu wand douse can i. for secretary of state, contenders like newt gingrich or diplomat john bolton. other picks consider to include jeff sessions and rudy giuliani, trump building his cabinet and mending some fences or trying to. >> here's what i know. fraud. >> reporter: the president-elect calling mitt romney as th

michael moore right on trump's doorstep. >> they haven't stopped me yet. >> this confrontation turning ugly. protesters hauled away in handcuffs. >>> hung jury. jurors deadlocked trying to decide the fate of a white former police officer accused of murder in the death of an unarmed black driver. >> stop, stop.

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in ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania and the brexit states described by michael moore. the voters did turn out and voted for donald trump. a lot of voters were turned out by the clinton machine. they voted for trump and that includes white women. i think they mistook overall obama turn out for votes for her. when you shake it out, maybe her campaign didn't have a message that could overcome the borage of negativity around her e-mails. that stuck to her and when the fbi came out with the letter, it made it stick to her more. 11 days out. this is unprecedented for the fbi to intervene 11 days out. it was unprecedent and to do it again three days out, no doubt when you look at the numbers in pennsylvania and wisconsin, states democrats should win, there was some weight from that outcome. >> before i let you go, the lesson for democrats is we have to get more progressive. bernie sanders would have won and is that the lesson, to go further left? >> bernie sanders would have won. no one knows what would have happened with the opposition on the table. there was no campaign aga

they're trying to provide for their families and michael moore was saying, get out of your bubble, wake up and understand what's going on in the country. it's a reality that is so potent and needs to be realized, does it not, tony. >> absolutely, martha. to add to the nature, i found myself in odd agreement with michael moore because the reality is for the last eight years whether you agree with president obama or not, you support him politically or not, the condition for the average hard-working middle class american has not improved. all the things that you need in daily lives, everything has gone up in cost while their incomes have gone down by 2% average median income has gone down. you're stuck. your head is almost buried just under water and you're trying to put it up. martha: obama administration would say jobs have improved, things were in a horrific economic condition, and that they have done a lot to fix it. that's what they would argue. >> so you put your if i canner on why you had a revolution, because what the president and the white house said was not what the people and t

why does the media catch -- michael moore caught it. the filmmaker, he saw the silent majority coming up. >> that was within the context of a larger f you by michael moore. the question is when did donald trump catch it? he caught it very early that the country needed to rise above what was massing for leadership. think about this. here is a multi-billion air with all the comforts and ability to control the quality of his life. he sacrifices that for a year and a half in order to serve the american people. i find that laudable and i respect him immensely for doing so. but he wouldn't get any credit in the national media for that. any other man would have. liz: you called him a man in the arena taking on the corrupt. >> theodore roosevelt would have been so proud of donald trump base had the counsel of his convictions and he went in to win. he didn't go into have an abstract discussion about policy. he went in to get something done. now that opportunity is there for the country and for him. >> liz: in the hinterlands, people. donald trum

what happened with those 88,000 votes michael moore was describes where there was no vote for president. >> it's a point i kept making to people that we have a lot of working men and women in this state that are worried about their jobs, they're not asking for a lot. they want to make enough to live in a safe neighborhood, to put food on their table, to go to the doctor when they need to, to be able to afford the medicine and educate their kids. and for too many they feel like it's out of reach. and the fact that president obama saved the auto industry, he saved a country, and it didn't translate to them individually. and when they went into the voting booth, that is what i think drove many voters here, that they wanted somebody who they thought was going to care about them. they wanted to shake up the process. they were tired of partisan bickering, inaction in washington, and while they thought donald trump was crazy, they thought he'd shake up the system, and they ended up voting for him. >> the auto bailout is fascinating. the political benefit of it did not extend into this election

. >> i will bring you back in, but i want to play some of michael moore from "morning joe" yesterday and get your response on the way back in. >> 90,000 michiganens voted for every office and refused to vote for president. they couldn't vote for trump, they knew that was wrong, but they were not going to participate in this -- in what they saw as a system that had left them forgotten and at bay. >> moore also said democrats let her down because they ignored rust belt voters and did her campaign team let her down as well? >> there was a misunderstanding, i think, from the campaign side and from the polling side from the media side to some degree about what hillary clinton needed to do in order to win, and who would turn out to vote. michael moore is right in saying that there was a protest, a revolt against a quote, unquote, establishment and the kind of politics we have seen before. if your choice is between somebody that has been in public life and a politician for several decades and somebody who has no experience, with washington at a single-digit approval ratings, and the experie

. >> reporter: it was the election outcome michael moore had been predicting for months. today, pointing to michigan, a state still not called. >> i voted for her. i'm for her. 90,000 michigan voters voted for every office on both sides of the ballot, and for president. they couldn't vote for trump. they knew that was wrong. but they were not going to participate in this, what they saw as a system. >> yeah. >> that had left them forgotten and at bay. >> reporter: some of the same voters bernie sanders courted. now saying trump must keep his promise. >> what we have to demand, mr. trump keep the promises that he >> reporter: elizabeth warren was asked if she spoke to hillary clinton. >> it's hard. she worked hard. she has had 25 years of public service, longer. that has been the defining feature of her life. and this is hard. >> reporter: tonight, lebron james, who stood on that stage with hillary clinton just five days ago, now with a message about moving forward and >> i mean, he's our president. he's the guy, and we all have to figure a way that we can make america as g

the race is tighter than michael moore's yoga pants. [laughter] harris: i'm going segue from michael moore, when you look at the electoral college that's really important because part of the criticism for the trump campaign was fine, you're going to get popular votes but you're not going to able to get the votes within those battleground states and what you're saying is that's changing. >> what's scaring democrats now because it was over 300, they thought it was going to be a blowout. there is the argument that the popular vote leads the states. i don't know. harris: places like florida and all key battleground states is where we are seeing candidates and right now we have donald trump, in fact, ready to speak. let's watch him now. >> we are on the cusp of an incredible historic change that transfers power from a failed political accomplishment and returns that power to our families, communities and citizens, to you. the system is rigged, remember that. the system is rigged. right now it's rigged. we are going to change it. there's some

plus, the fallout from the trump tax bombshell with michael moore. then -- >> so important that you watch. >> why a federal judge just ruled the rnc must explain their ballot security plans. >> when i say watch, you know what i'm talking about, right? >> and a united states senator's plot to stop hillary caught on tape. >> if hillary clinton becomes president, i'm going to do everything i can do to make sure that four years from now we've still got an opening on the supreme court. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'