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Longtime Democratic campaign consultant James Carville confidently predicted on Friday morning that Vice President Kamala Harris will be elected president next week for a multitude of reasons including the fact, he said, that former president Donald Trump is mentally incompetent.

Speaking with "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough, the always-unfiltered political commentator was asked what he expects to see next Tuesday when voters go to the polls, which prompted him to detail Harris' advantages over Donald Trump.

"I'm curious, how are you looking at this race with about five days to go?" Scarborough pressed his guest.

"Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski brushed away tears Friday morning as a Georgia mother told how Donald Trump's actions as president pushed her to the brink of death upon the loss of a "very wanted" child.

Avery Davis Bell appeared on MSNBC Friday morning to urge voters to pick Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election in hopes of overturning restrictive abortion policies that are killing miscarriage victims such as herself.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Friday morning, the editor-in-chief of the The Economist explained why the venerable institution couldn't bring itself to back Donald Trump and instead cast its lot with Vice President Kamala Harris with an endorsement that caught political observers by surprise.

Speaking with the panel, Zanny Minton Beddoes summed up the Economist's position on Trump by calling him an "unacceptable risk we think he poses to America and the world."

"The audience that we had in mind when we wrote this was our many readers who are Republicans," she explained to Morning Joe regular Katty Kay. "We have Republicans and Democrat readers and we didn't want this to be a grand statement for the history books. We wanted to try to lay out to those readers that we have, who are likely to vote for Donald Trump, why we think he poses a risk."

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After explaining point by point why Trump is now completely unacceptable, Minton Beddoes said of the ex-president, "We think he'd be much more unconstrained. There is a real risk that he threatens America's institutions."

Anthony Scaramucci sang the praises of Kamala Harris and shredded his former boss as he announced his endorsement.

Scaramucci, often referred to as "The Mooch," is best known for his 10-day stint as the White House director of communications under former President Donald Trump.

Democrats have another reason to be optimistic about Tuesday's presidential election after the release of a new Gallup poll.

Gallup, which is considered one of the more reputable polling organizations operating today, doesn't do election horse-race polls of candidates. However, it does measure public opinion in other important ways that could predict how an election may turn out. On Thursday, Gallup released a series of polls exploring voter enthusiasm among supporters of both major parties and compared it to voter enthusiasm in past election cycles. The organization also gauged at how effective each campaign was at voter outreach.

A former intelligence officer cautioned on MSNBC Thursday afternoon against Donald Trump as president, saying he disqualified himself.

Sue Gordon was among those who briefed Trump when she served in his administration. Her final position was as the fifth principal deputy director of National Intelligence, and she's spoken since then about Trump's relationship with national security.

Basketball legend LeBron James announced his support for Vice President Kamala Harris to tens of millions of followers on social media Thursday.

"What are we even talking about here??" James wrote. "When I think about my kids and my family and how they will grow up, the choice is clear to me. VOTE KAMALA HARRIS!!!"

The far-right was up in arms this week after Kamal Harris' campaign reminded women in a new ad they don't have to share who they vote for.

The ad shows a couple where the husband thinks he's getting his wife to vote for Donald Trump, but in the privacy of their voting booth, the women fill in the bubble for Harris.

Marc Short, who served as Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, warned Thursday that an increase in Republican voters during early voting may not be something Donald Trump should be celebrating.

MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell spoke with Short and Democratic strategist Alencia Johnson, who served on President Joe Biden's 2020 team. The host asked the two whether they thought the polls showing the candidates being neck and neck in the battleground states were accurate.

One man could hand an election victory to former President Donald Trump, even if he loses on Election Day, a gerrymandering expert warned Thursday.

Chief Justice John Roberts is perfectly positioned to override results of the 2024 presidential election thanks to a Supreme Court gerrymandering ruling that served as an election-rigging Trojan horse, New Republic contributor David Daley argued.

As Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists across the globe celebrated Diwali, the festival championing the victory of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance, former President Donald Trump had a message to deliver.

It was this: Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden should be held responsible for recent looting and mobs in Bangladesh.

A co-host of "The View" ridiculed the Donald Trump campaign Thursday for embracing its own attacks on America as a "garbage can" of the world.

Trump on Wednesday latched onto a Joe Biden flub on which the president appeared to refer to MAGA fans as "garbage" — a reminder, Trump said, of Hillary Clinton's referring to them as "deplorables" in 2016.

A Fox News host who threatened his wife with marital "D-Day" if she did not vote for former President Donald Trump faced swift backlash from viewers who swiftly roasted the controversial conservative pundit.

Jesse Watters on Wednesday night shocked even his own co-hosts with his reaction to Vice President Kamala Harris ads informing conservative women they do not have to disclose for whom they voted — and that the information cannot be accessed by the public.