Michelle Goldberg
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Oct 31, 2026
Chris HayesHOST
And I can't even recite for you here some of the things he said on podcasts about women and children.
Chris HayesHOST
My friend Michelle Goldberg quoted it once on her air and I'm still kind of getting over it weeks later.
Chris HayesHOST
You can just skim through this New York Times column about Herrera if you're curious for some of the nastier things he said.
Chris HayesHOST
Now, there's not much public polling in Herrera's Trump plus 15 district, but his repellent personality has put it on Democrats' target list.
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Angie NixonGUEST
People understand that me and Ashley Moody are basically night and day.
Angie NixonGUEST
I am someone who looks out for regular, everyday people.
Angie NixonGUEST
She is someone that only looks out for her big campaign donors or her billionaire friends and family.
Angie NixonGUEST
She's not— talking to them.
Ari MelberHOST
Kicking us off tonight, Alex Wagner, MSNOW senior political analyst, host of Runaway Country, her new book, a New York Times bestseller, The Steel, and...
Ari MelberHOST
Michelle Goldberg, New York Times columnist and MSNOW analyst.
Ari MelberHOST
Welcome to you both.
Ari MelberHOST
Alex, we include the caveats because it's very important that everyone go out and decide for themselves what they want in this election.
Chris HayesHOST
And in eight days, we'll see if voters agree that Trump doesn't give a damn.
Chris HayesHOST
Michelle Goldberg is a columnist in the New York Times.
Chris HayesHOST
Avi Loeb sends a contributing writer for Park News.
Chris HayesHOST
Previously a reporter for the Texas Tribune.
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Abby LivingstonGUEST
But again, we just don't know where this race is going to land.
Abby LivingstonGUEST
Yeah.
Chris HayesHOST
Michelle Goldberg, Abby Livingston, thank you both.
Chris HayesHOST
Coming up, former U.S. attorney Pete Barrera on Donald Trump's efforts to mess with the midterms.
David FeldmanHOST
Well, OK, I'm going to keep my mouth shut.
David FeldmanHOST
Well, a few weeks ago, I told you about Michelle Goldberg's piece in The New York Times where she wrote about the lesson Georgia Senator John Ossoff drew from the defeat of Viktor Orban earlier this year in Hungary.
David FeldmanHOST
Viktor Orban is the template upon which Donald Trump has tried to.
David FeldmanHOST
stay in power forever.
David FeldmanHOST
So the Victor Orban, the opposition defeated, Magyar defeated Orban earlier this year.
David FeldmanHOST
And the way he did it, and Michelle Goldberg, who was my favorite columnist for the New York Times, explains that Magyar defeated Orban by running against Orban's corruption, at the same time spelling out to voters how Orban's corruption was costing you, the voter, money.
David FeldmanHOST
And Michelle Goldberg says, writes it turned out to be a winning message in Hungary earlier this year.
David FeldmanHOST
And it's the one John Ossoff is running with in Georgia right now.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You have, I don't know anything about a stepfather.
Antonia HyltonHOST
And joining me now, I have New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg and Stuart Stevens, senior advisor for the Lincoln Project and chief strategist for Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign.
Antonia HyltonHOST
It's good to see both of you this afternoon.
Antonia HyltonHOST
Michelle, I'm going to start with you.
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Stuart StevensGUEST
And I say this as somebody that worked for the Republican Party for decades.
Stuart StevensGUEST
It's so important to go out and defeat these Republicans across the way, because that's the only way the party will ever change.
Antonia HyltonHOST
Stu Stevens, Michelle Goldberg, good to see you both.
Antonia HyltonHOST
And thank you.
Cal NewportGUEST
It's led to disaster has led to mass death and destruction.
Cal NewportGUEST
And so I, I, I mean, I think the word is getting out, you know, I wrote an op-ed about this for the times and then Michelle Goldberg wrote an op-ed about this the next week.
Cal NewportGUEST
And then Kate Metz went on the daily and talked about this.
Cal NewportGUEST
There's multiple good books out there as well.
Greg CarrHOST
There's a First Amendment or there's not, as we talked about.
Greg CarrHOST
Michelle Goldberg in today's New York Times says that for these people, I won't read the direct.
Greg CarrHOST
Well, I guess I could read the direct quote.
Greg CarrHOST
Here it is.
Greg CarrHOST
He's talking about Ilhan Omar.
Greg CarrHOST
This is Michelle Goldberg.
Greg CarrHOST
Here's Ilhan Omar, our sister.
Greg CarrHOST
Ain't scared of these punks either.
Elwood WatsonHOST
I mean, you know, Mark Ruffalo, the actor, said that, and he got 100, some people tried to come out against him, but he got 150,000 probably signatures from Jewish people backing him up in Hollywood, you know, very powerful Jewish people saying, you know, no, he did not say anything to an anti-Semitic.
Elwood WatsonHOST
They're saying to themselves, what is going on in Netanyahu's a genocide? You have a fair amount of Jewish people themselves in the United States, whether it's Peter Beinhart, Michelle Goldberg, and others who have been very, very critical, Amy Goodman, you know, who say, you know, they've been very, very critical of Netanyahu, Max Blumenthal, you know, stuff of the Israeli policy.
Elwood WatsonHOST
And that means, you know, these are Jewish people themselves.
Elwood WatsonHOST
And some of those among the more hard right Jewish people, you know, nationalists, see them as traitors and stuff.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
If a sitting lawmaker can have her passport seized over paperwork dating back to her teenage years, Think about what chance a nurse who was naturalized in Minneapolis might have, or a cab driver in Chicago.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
As the New York Times' Michelle Goldberg wrote this week, quote, It is tacitly declaring the citizenship of all foreign-born people provisional.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
And Omar might not be the last.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
Tennessee Republican Congressman Andy Ogles has already asked the Justice Department to review the naturalization documents of the mayor of New York City, Zoran Mamdani.
Dahlia LithwickHOST
Again, she came here when she was 12.
Dahlia LithwickHOST
And I think that the piece of it that maybe hasn't fully been understood, Michelle Goldberg writes about it this week in The New York Times, is what it says about illiberalism and authoritarian creep when you are not just talking about prosecuting your enemies.
Dahlia LithwickHOST
You are talking about stripping citizenship.
Dahlia LithwickHOST
I just want to, again, flag Michelle Goldberg writing and reminding us this week of a Hannah Arendt quote, quote, one is almost tempted to measure the degree of totalitarian infection by the extent to which the concerned governments use their sovereign right of denaturalization.
Andrew WeissmannGUEST
Wow, that's a great quote.
Dahlia LithwickHOST
I've got a quote in front of me from a former deputy general counsel at DHS in the Biden era saying the kinds of people that we denaturalized were like Nazi war criminals.
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