We're going to work together and we're going to have some absolutely incredible results.

Thank you all for being here.

Thank you very much.

Thank you. President Trump

with a quick exit yesterday.

Again, after signing trade deals with four countries,

not taking any questions from reporters

to block a discharge petition, any questions from reporters.

...makers to block a discharge petition on the Epstein files. The question is, will Republicans continue to hold their ground?

Meanwhile, the battle on Capitol Hill over healthcare continues with House Republican leaders

committing to brainstorming sessions next week.

The question is, will they come up with a plan that Democrats will agree to?

Also ahead, we'll dig into the legal fight over California's redistricting efforts after the DOJ sued the state.

The question is, will this case be resolved in time for the midterms? It's way too

early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that is. Let's be very clear.

Today is the last day of MSNBC, because tomorrow our network's rolling out a new name, MS now.

It's starting tomorrow. Same mission, new name. I'm Bon Hilliard on this Friday. November 14th, we'll start with the news.

A losing battle for President Trump.

That is how a White House official is describing the upcoming House vote aimed at compelling

the release of all of the Justice Department's Jeffrey Epstein case files.

The official made that comment to MSNBC, adding that there is still a chance White House

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