Rachel Maddow stopped by The Colbert Report on Thursday to talk about the Presidential election and her book "Drift: The Unmooring of American Military Power".

Watch as Stephen and Rachel recap Election night, talk about how little sleep she's gotten since, and why Rachel didn't do an "end zone dance" when the election was called. 

The Election day spirit hit the MSNBC Experience! Enthusiastic crowds packed the NBC Store at Rockefeller Plaza to celebrate the Presidential election! 

As states were called, cheers erupted throughout the store and the energy lasted throughout the night.

Thanks for coming out everyone! 

MSNBC's Chris Hayes explains that with the expected results of Tuesday's elections, the U.S. Senate will be even more polarized and more prone to dysfunction.

HAYES: I think one of the fascinating subtexts for tonight’s election, particularly in the Senate and for American politics in general has been partisan polarization, particularly what they call asymmetrical polarization, in which Republicans move further to the right than Democrats do move to the left.

There’s two political scientists who have come with a score called DW-Nominate in which they rank the Senate from 1 being the most liberal to 100 being the most conservative.

And even going into the night we knew something very important, which was that there was going to be a big hole in the middle of those rankings. Dick Luger who was in the 40s or 50s, he’s knocked out by Richard Mourdock, we now know that seat’s going to go to Joe Donnelly. Scott Brown of course is right in the middle of there, he loses tonight as well. We also know there’s retiree Olympia Snowe, she’s right in the middle – she will not be returning. Joe Lieberman replaced by Chris Murphy.

And so what we know is that we’re going to enter a Senate that’s more polarized than the Senate we just came from, and what that means is that we are going to have an institution that is going to be more prone to dysfunction because it doesn’t have the rules to govern itself like a majority body.

We increasingly have a mismatch between the way the parties work in the legislative chambers and the way the Senate works as a legislative chamber, as a de facto two-thirds or almost two-thirds super majority body.  

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Joe and Mika are featured on the cover of this week's Parade Magazine! Parade sat down with Joe and Mika to discuss Morning Joe and the upcoming election.

If you don't have a copy of Parade, you can read the article here.

Don't to forget to watch Joe and Mika on Morning Joe weekdays from 6 a.m.- 9 a.m ET.

The msnbc Experience in Charlotte, NC for the Democratic National Convention

If you are in the area join us for the MSNBC Experience today, November 5th and tomorrow, November 6th at the NBC Store in 30 Rock! 

Come and meet MSNBC hosts, make personalized souvenir buttons, have a photo--op in our interactive photo booths, and participate in show giveaways.

There will also be free coffee and lattes at the “Morning Joe” Café, and daily viewing parties – including an Election Night viewing event.

To help support Hurricane Sandy relief efforts, MSNBC will donate $1 to the Red Cross for every personalized souvenir button made during the 2-day event.

The MSNBC Experience will be open Monday, November 5: 6:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m and Tuesday, November 6 (Election Day): 6:00 a.m. until Election is called.

More information about the MSNBC Experience is available at www.facebook.com/msnbc. Hope to see you there!

In the latest issue of Ad Age, our chief marketing officer Sharon Otterman explains why a personal connection to viewers is what makes the MSNBC experience unique.

Read about it here and lean into our live election coverage from Democracy Plaza starting Monday, November 5th!

Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of Morning Joe caught up with President Obama in New Hampshire last weekend.

The President talks Benghazi, bipartisanship and deficit. Check out the interview below!

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The Wendy Williams Show was in the Presidential spirit on Thursday when Rachel Maddow stopped by the show!

Take a look to see Rachel's take on what will happen November 4th and see how much Rachel knows about pop culture, it might surprise you! 

We're just 2 weeks away from the Presidential election and Rachel Maddow will be on 2 talk shows this week to chat about the latest!

Rachel is stopping by The Katie Show on Tuesday and The Wendy William Show on Thursday, so make sure your DVR's are set, you won't want to miss it!

Check your local listings for times and don't forget to catch The Rachel Maddow Show weeknights at 9pm EST. 

Hardball's Chris Matthews joined Katie Couric to talk about the 2nd Presidential debate and his thoughts on President's Obama's first debate performance and his prediction on the second debate.

Don't forget to catch Hardball with Chris Matthews weeknights at 5 p.m. EST and to follow him on Twitter!

The weekly 'Office Politics' segment on Weekends with Alex Witt featured Mika and Joe of Morning Joe last weekend !

Watch as Joe and Mika do what they do best, talk about all things politics! They discuss what the first Presidential debate meant for Romney and President Obama. Plus, Joe talks about what happens when the U.S. eventually hits the so-called fiscal cliff. 

Don't forget to tune in to Weekends with Alex Witt, Saturdays at 7 a.m. then again from noon - 2 p.m. EST and Sundays from noon- 2 p.m. EST. And to follow Alex on Twitter! 

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It's the first Presidential debate of the 2012 election season and MSNBC is ready to join the conversation! The Grio's Joy Reid and MSNBC Contributor and Executive editor of MSNBC.com., Richard Wolffe will be hosting a live blog Wednesday night! 

Send your comments to the Lean Forward blog here and a selection of them will be posted!

The blog will kick things off starting at 9pm EST sharp. Hope to see you there!