about 7,000 worth of damage inside, somewhere in there is an insurance commercial. >> oh yes. >> we hope it's covered. yeah. we would like to see that. >> your insurance agent? >> no, not at all. >> all right. we got more news straight ahead. >> stay close. . >> i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. was it retribution or self-defense? today a funeral for an african-american florida man shot and killed by a white man outside a convenience store. all captured on video. but the local sheriff decided not to prosecute citing the

controversial stand your ground law. the lawyers who represented trayvon martin and george zimmerman are here. plus, for the president, it was the best of weeks and the worst of weeks, depending on your point of view. michael cohen again dominating headlines claiming trump knew in advance of the heating with russian representativeles. meanwhile, the longstanding accountant gets a federal subpoena. amidst the legal woes came more economic news. the president lifts the gdp above 4%. mid-terms on the horizon, is it still the semi-stupid? and this pennsylvania 5th and 6th grade teacher has been moonlighting for years. suddenly it's endangering his day job? because he plays a bad guy that does the nazi salute and shouts

z zig heil. there are no charges in florida because of the florida stands your ground law. it's the same one much discussed in the killing of trayvon martin. now, federal lawmakers are calling the doj to investigate. so how did we get here? after finishing her nursing shift, brittany jacobs and her boyfriend wanted to grab snacks and drichgs. so they took their kids under the age of 6, they parked in the handicapped spot, despite none of the people in the car are disabled. mclaughlin and her 5-year-old went inside. also in the lot a regular at the circle a whose pet peefb was able bodied people taking that reserve spot. after inspects their car for a

haent capped permit -- owe handicapped perm and drew none. mclaughlin noticed, came out of the store, confronting the man threatening his girlfriend and kids and he takes out a gun immediately and shoots him. after the sheriff declined and charged him, there were public calls for the sthat enate to do otherwise. they asked the doj to investigate the case with signatures from corey booker, kamala harris and ac hastings. joining me to discuss this issue, benjamin crump, who famously represented trayvon martin's family and mark o'hara who defended george virm. the sheriff said the heater is

said having been slammed to the ground, he was going to be slammed again is that the right question this. >> i don't think so, michael. you can watch the video. it's clear when he pulls that gun out. we have to remember he's the initial aggressor. this is a australian him man who approaches a mother in the car with her two toddlers in the back seat. just imagine that for a second? how you feel tore that. but after he comes out to defend his family and defend his property, if anybody should have the right to stand your ground it is him. when he pushes him back and he falls, he pulls the gun out. watch the video. marquise mclaughlin takes four steps back, four seconds elapsed, he is not in intimate fear. there is no on theive threat. there is no justification for him to shoot marquise mclaughlin in front of his infant children.

i mean his five-year-old son reaches out for his father and his father falls at his foot and that is the last memory that child to will have of the rest of his life of his father living. >> the local sheriff, who, by the way, also an attorney. had this to say a week ago friday. roll the tape. >> what's relevant is not whether this guy is a good guy a nice guy or whether he's a jerk or a then in people's sides and what he's done whether it's three weeks ago, three months ago or three years ago, what is relevant, is only thing we can look at here is was he in fear of further bodily harm because of what marquise mclaughlin did and was he in an ability and have the capably to carry it out? and the answer is yes. >> benjamin the question i ask

as i watch that and eval wait the tape myself. is the sheriffs analysis incorrect or is the law at fault? i'm not comfortable with the outcome of this case. i should say out front. am i to blame the law or the way in which it's being applied? >> i think the sheriff is incorrect, the state attorney bernie mccabe should know that there is enough evidence to charge this killer with cold blooded murder. less troubling for many in communities of cover that you can pick a confrontation. you can be the initial aggressor. you killed an unarmed black person and then you say, oh, it was self defence. i was standing my ground. you get to go home and sleep in your bed at night. we think the law is a bad law that encourages people to take the law into their own hands. it's a license to kill black

people and people of color, because many times when black people make their stand your ground argument, it's behind the bars of a jail cell but white moo people make their stands your ground arguments a week later after they have been sleeping in their beds comfortable the law is applied racially. we feel it's a terrible law that florida needs to address. they were the leader for stand your ground. hopefully they can have laws about rights. we have little laws about gun responsibility, if any. >> thank you so much for being here. let me shift to mark omar. >> reporter: was this a case of retribution or self service? >> well, you know the way ben said it is a good analysis of it. the sheriff had a problem with the stand your ground law

because the sheriff could, in fact, be liable if he arrests without good reason. so to answer the question, when you look at that tape, when you look closely at it, mr. mclaughlin did, i disagree with ben, mclaughlin was the initial aggressor in that he started the physical confront axe, having said that he also backed off after. that i don't think the shooter tant gets to shoot as you say, as i said in retry buchlths i have a tough time believing even though he was on the ground he was in reasonable fear of imminent great bodily injury. everything else aside, we do need to look at it from his perspective, are you in reasonable fear at that moment of ongoing imminent great bodily harm and quite honestly, i don't think the tape shows it, even presuming the way a person looks, reacts and interprets

things when they're in the middle of a physical confrontation. >> in other words, if we can za bruder the tape the man who shoved him is towering over him. the question, what's in his head and is what's in his head a reasonable fear of imminent great bodily harm. boom. right there is the question. >> that's absolutely correct. the only analysis i would add to it, we do need to look at it as the statute requires from dresda's perspective. what what he is going through. you get thrown to the grounds, you have a dutch of adrenaline into your body. we know from cops telling, you get tunnel vichlgs you don't hear things, interpret things the way. sounding like a criminal defense attorney at a moment, dresda is in a position where his

perception is also skewed because of what he's going through him few look at the tape of mclaughlin had backed away, there is a distance, he's not towering over him. the idea of taking out the gunning pointeding it, i'm almost okay with that. but the idea of center of mass shooting and killing a man over a push that has now ended, i don't see the justification. >> hey, mark, i don't think so benjamin is right in saying when the gun comes out the decedant takes a few steps back, probably a few seconds, a split said, take off the clock. is it fair to say you were og to pull the gun but not to fire the trigger? >> yes, i think the answer to that is less. let's not forget florida tried to pass. >> definitely, by the way, he

just backed up like four stems, few watch it again, pardon my interruption, we can all see this. >> he absolutely did. again, florida tried to pass almost did pass a warning shot statute that would have said, you are allowed to take out the gun. you are each allowed to shoot it to let the person know, i'm armed,ly use it. >> thatt the theory behind it. but the idea with a two, three, four step back in two minutesing up, and a two, three, four second delay, i think that if you are going to exercise your second amendment rights and we have them. we will always have them. >> that you have to do it responsibly. and here's the problem. someone like dreska who used their weapon unreasonably really affects the rest of us and our ability to properly utilize our second amendment rights. he used it improperly, now focus is again on that. >> great observation.

thank you for being here, mark. i appreciate it. what are your thoughts? tweet me, i will read some responses throughout the course of the program i'm a supporter of the second amendment and this was murder. like you say, everybody was wrong, illegal parking shouldn't be a death sentence. >> mark o'mayor ra made that point that this guy in this instance frankly jeopardizes second amendment rights for a number of other americans because of the way he acted. the guy that come out shouldn't have shoved him. those are minor transgressions in my penalties in comparison to the guy who has been shoved, pulls out a gun and responds with deadly force up ahead the president had bad news on the russian and michael cohen investigations and pretty good news about the economy.

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today! so why is donald trump so popular with his supporters, despite being so tupd on so many fronts? simple, it's the economy. if elected the u.s. groat product would hit 4%. a lot of people mocked him. it's the best showing since the third quarter of 2014. remember unemployment remains at a near record low. joining me now is steve cortez just named as an ad advisor to president trump's 2020 re-election xavenl he was a wall street trader for 20 years and head strategist of a company that had advises banks and head funds, i'm giving 30 seconds to take a victory lap. then i want to play devil's

advocate. go ahead. >> sure. we should take a victory lap, by the way. not just for team trump, but for team america, more importantly. we've endured a long slow growth. the lion's share went to the top of economic heard. we're seeing the opposite, accelerating growth and broadening growth, meaning it's going to more people, for example, african-american and hispanic hit all time lows. the economic underdogs are doing well, for example, people without a high school degree, by definition underdogs the lowest unemployment since 2000. we are seeing fast growth because of tax and regulatory relief. there is an optimism pervasive and real and its tangible. >> all right. let me be debbie downer. at least for the purpose of this conversation. john harwood, cnbc, put this in perspective, which will this rank for presidents? fifth under obama, tied for

fifth oundz under george w., tied for fifth under herbert walker bush. this would be the 14th best under rannal reagan. doesn't sounds so impressive when you put it in that context. >> sure, that's a great point. i'm be the first to say, we have more work to do. this is just the beginning. i believe. that we can't have one great quarter. we need to have many great quarters and in succession. i believe we will. i think the government is creating the conditions for success in our country and small business is responding. optimism, it's an all time high or multi-decade high, consumer confidence is soaring. i agree, there is more work to do, we have more wood to chop. we won't be satisfied with a single quarter growth. we need many of them. >> how about this one? it's all about the soybeans, buyers seem to have stocked before tariffs. this is actual lay reaction to trade wars. >> right. i think that's an important

point. it is possible some of the growth was pulled into this quarter, that might have been quarter three growth. we will find out right before 11 days before the vote. we'll get third quarter gdp. here's what i believe, the united states because of our tax and regulatory relief that's going on, because that is so powerful no matter what happens manipulating sales into quarter 2, i this i the growth in quarter 3 is incredible in this country right now. i think the american economy, it needed government to get out of the way. most entrepreneurs when you talk to them. they don't want to help them. they want government to get out of the way. that's what's happening via our tax code a more simplified and lower tax scheme and a sensible and predictable regulatory regime. >> another critique i heard from the glass half empty analysis would be this is by virtue of the tax cut the president put

through and at what costs to the debt are we going to accept that? >> right. listen, michael, i think that's a great point, i do worry about our debt and our deficit. i would say this, too, though, we are in a situation because there is no political will on either side of the aisle to touch entitlementts. that's reality. if we're not going to touch entitlements, the only way then for us to reduce our debt long term is faster growth. i mean, it's the only way the math works. so we need much, much faster growth. so in my view, it is worth the risk of taking a deficit of growing the deficit near term for reducing it long term because we get the kind of growth we need. >> hey, i appreciate the honest banter. i mean, it's good news. we're thrilled for it. right? but it comes with some caveatles. that's the bottom line. >> of course. i say magga sthandz for make

america grow again. this was the key issue he was elected among many, the economic anxiety particularly for working class people in this country who haven't seen their wages grow and seen expenses grow. they've reacted with their vote. now i think donald trump is starting to deliver. we're not done, not even close, starting to deliver. >> steve, thank you. appreciate you being here. >> you bet, thanks, michael. >> let's see what folks are saying via social media? what do we have? smerconish why dun they@real donald trump for the success? that was a hit piece that was no hit piece, that was me saying we got great economic news, there are some critiques and let me let the trump spokesperson run through them and respond to them. go look for bias elsewhere, my friend. so this relates to the survey question at smerconish.com.

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a blockbuster report from cnn this week said the president's former lawyer michael cohen is claiming the candidate donald trump had advance notice at trump tower with russian nationals. if it can be proven it's a game changer. the lawyer rudy guiliani said it's a game changer and this means cohen would be critiquing to two congressional meetings. his current claims weren't mentioned in special reports on the house intel committee. nevertheless, as is often the case with president trump, partisan's quickly took sides based on instinct and not everyday. my legal experience tells me such binary reviews i don't have look nuance. i'm wondering if the truth lice somewhere in between.

it is strange credulity of a desire to obtain dirt on hillary clinton and vice-versa. such as the nature of a hard fought campaign. i'm not holding my breath of a smoking gun evidence of the president's knowledge of this one particular meeting. if it existed, i think we'd know by now, instead, this will come down to inference and interpretation. joining me is michaelikchael is. where cohen didn't say this, in his congressional appearance, my suspicion is he will be much more vague than prosecutors this week. >> look, there is a lot of reasons to be cautious, but there is also a lot of reasons to hear michael cohen's account.

first of you'll, the significance of this should not be understated, if the president then candidate was informed of the trump tower meeting, it would clearly bolster any obstruction case that robert mueller was, is preparing because it would give a clear motive for the president, himself, to shut down the russia investigation. there is plausible reasons to believe the president might have been informed. there is that blocked phone call that donald trump jr. makes after speaking to a person about the upcoming trump tower meeting. the democrats on the house intelligence committee clearly believe that may have been a phone call to his father. there was the rmps that the campaign was going to give a major speech about hillary clinton just at the time that the e-mails setting up the trump

tower meeting was taking place. but, you know, we don't know exactly what michael cohen has to say. as you've pointed out, he's testified twice before the house and senate in private. in his public statement he said he had no hint of any collusion by president trump with the russians the house intelligence report says all witnesses were asked if trump was aware of the trump tower meeting and denied it. so michael cohen may well have to cop to lying to the house intelligence committee when he privately testified because, you know, that, it would be a false statement if he didn't disclose this before. so, you know, we got to be cautious. i do have to say, it is a little odd the way we're learning about this. normally, if you wanted to get a

deal with robert mueller. you wouldn't go running to the press. you would get a proffer to mueller's office saying, here's what we got. and michael cohen's legal team for whatever reason didn't go that route. >> what other observation? is this not going to extend, all these recent developments, however they pan out, this not going to extend the mueller probe, not into the mid-term but into the 2020 election? >> look, it could, we don't know exactly where robert mueller is. there is a lot of reason to believe he is moving forward. we may see more before labor day, there is an assumption he will not want to do anything during the election season. so, i know, there is an expectation that there could be more coming from mueller. but loose, one of the most frustrating things ability all of this is, you know, michael,

yeah, every major political scandal for the last half century, whether it be watergate or iran contra or white water resulted in public hearings in which witnesses testified before under oath before the tv cameras so the public can hear or learn them. none of that has happened here, michael cohen like everybody else has testified behind closed doors and then each side spins and cherry picks those aspects of testimony that they want the public to learn about. that's to way for congress to have investigated. you know if if michael conwants this out there. richard burr and mark warner tomorrow or sunday, monday, could subpoena him, have him testify in public this week before the senate intelligence committee and we could hear what he has to say and what he doesn't have to say. >> michael issiqoff appreciate

it as always. >> sure enough. he's been called the most season person in the trump organization, he's not a trump. he's been subpoenaed. alan weiselberg, this week we learned, he was subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in the probe of trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. cohen referred to him on the infamous tape to play mate karen mcdougal the "wall street journal" is saying he could have ar testified. since weasel berg knows where all the financial bodies are buried and his tax problems for sure. could it lead to more problems with the president? joining me is the senior writer, he wrote this "wall street journal" profile of weasel berg under the headline donald trump's loyal numbers man. richard, give me some insight.

who is this gentleman is this. >> well, alan weiselberg has been with the trump organization for literally decades. he actually worked tore fred trump before donald trump going back into the 1970s. he's been involved where so many of the transactions. his sons, baerry works for the trump -- barry works for the trump organization. another son, jack, works for ladder capital. which is a mortgage company that's closely involved with the trump organization. so he is there dealing with some of the minutia of running a large organization. he signs checks. he's the money man as you mentioned, he knows where the money is going and he is very, very close to donald trump. let them show that he is an

integral organization. he is key to the organization and the big surprise as well, why is it taking so long to subpoenaing him? >> you portray him as i was seeing him as anen thit sis. he is a quiet guy, he eats in the lunchroom, married to the same woman for 46 years. opposites attract in this instance. >> he has one attribute by i think plays well to less longevity, he tends to fade into the background, into the wall person as one person zreebd it to me. he doesn't upstage his boss, never has, and he seems to agree we his boss that you might understand disagreeing with donald trump is not great for career longevity.

so he's been very good at that. he's also been accorded an enormous amounts of trust. remember, he is on or was on the board as treasureer of the donald trump foundation. he was on the board of the miss universe pageant, an organization close to donald trump's heart. so he's really been, oh and actually he was connected to the casinos, themselves. so he's been a part of this very sensitive portfolio of duties at the trump organization. >> who knows more where the bodies are buried pertaining to the president? michael cohen or alan weiselberg. >> i placed my money on alan weasel berg. he's the person that's closest.

>> thank you for being here. i appreciate it, richard. >> a pleasure. >> let's check in on your tweets and social media, from twitter, smerconish, whether or not the president knew about the meeting, nothing came from it. it's not a crime to listen to what people have to say. everyone is making a mountain out of a mole head. elaine, how do you know nothing came of it? we know the d this c server was hacked, we think we know, it's not been proven, we know from the indictments there was meddling according to mueller's articulation of the chronology. so how is it that you know there was no connection between the two? i don't know that. i don't know what mueller knows. i'm eager to find out and my view of this is going to follow the evidence, not the politics. i want to know what you think, go to customerconish.com answer -- smerconish.com.

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. you know, teaching is a tough job, often for not enough pay. now one middle school teachner pennsylvania is in hot water for moonlighting at another gig. during the day kevin bean teaches fifth and sixth grade at the middle school. a mom called my sirius xm radio show sang his praises as the faculty adviser of her son's cress club. at night he becomes blitzkrieg the german juggernaut. what's the minor leaguef wrestling in a junior match in quakeer pennsylvania. he comes in, shouts signatuzig and raises his arm in a nazi sa light. ryan satton, who used to work at

tmz and presumably knows a goodstogood story, waved the flag and said this video watch me second. watching the guy do nazi salutes while children cheer him on as a good guy is terrifying. you can guess what happened next. local school officials were unaware of the other guy after they launched an investigation, they released a statement saying they were made aware of a video featuring an employee participating in an amateur wrestling event. they acted immediately to conduct an internal investigation. the actions portray in this video do not represent the core values of the school district. full confession, i'm a product of the 1970s, a product of my youth was spent watching pro wrestling.

we watched in our rec room with panelling from k-mart all around us that looked at a tv set that only got seven channels. when we watched it, we were watching pro wrestling. these were the days when vince mcmann was a geek an there was no in between. you knew you were for one side or the other. my personal favorite was pj strongwell. after wrestling, i could do his dance. there was a long cartoonish for a crowd to boo. like the sheikh a syrian character that enters the ring wearing a head dress, before matches, he would nail on a prayer rug. maybe the teacher played the role too well for some the post pointed out the issue here may have been more about the audience than the teacher

performer. quote, blitzkrieg appeared to elicit more cheers from the crowd than his opponent one man could be seen extending his arm in a nazi salute. a young boy held up a sign blitz reeg rules. another that translated means blitzkrieg, ruler of all people. he entered the wing and trups of usa and trump's america fill the room some is that the real issue here? let us not forget in an earlier life, the president made a famous cameo in pro wrestling as well, is kevin bean a part of the crowd turning a villain into a hero? when a teacher wouldn't lights as a nazi sympathizer is unfit to teach? two-thirds said he's fine to

have both jobs. absent evidence the teacher harbors and act on such appalling views. let me be clear, there is none of that evidence here, he ought to keep his job and young minds should continue to boo his character. still to come, your best and worst tweets and facebook comments, like this one from twitter. he'd be best served moving on. he shouldn't lose his gig for it. i hope you answered the survey question at smerconish.com. i'm about to give you the answer. paying too much for insurance you don't even understand?

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okay. hey, time to see how you responded to the survey question at smerconish.com. which will more determine president trump's longevity. the economy or the mueller investigation. survey says 10,477 votes cast. 56% say mueller investigation, 31 say strong economy. carter page texted me to say i voted for strong economy. he wanted me to know michael isikoff argues with you that everyone only testifies in complete secrecy behind closed doors during the witch hunt. at least he is consistent in

terms of truth and accuracy. i guess a reflection of the fact that carter page testified without a lawyer and full transcript was made public with very minor redactions. what else came in during the course of the program this hour? what have we got? let the president do his job. he got full credit for the economy. we brought on a spokesman and i posed critique questions to him, that's acknowledged, but i'm not going to ignore what's going on relative to mueller and southern district probes. wouldn't be doing my job if i did that. what else do we have. smerconish, what if the trump tower meeting was innocent. did the lies start immediately after it was revealed? did the lies start immediately after it was revealed. sarah, i don't know. i wanted to add a nuance to the black and white analysis i was hearing this week as to whether

michael cohen knew that president trump was in the loop, that he was president when president trump was told of the upcoming meeting in trump tower with russian nationals. it did happen or didn't happen. my hunch is that it is more in a gray area, right? it stands to reason there was plenty of conversation about the fact that both sides wanted dirt on the other. maybe in the end, michael cohen's story will be that he believes the president was probably in the loop on that one meeting because he had been present for other conversations about collecting political dirt generally. and why do i say that? i say that because that would preserve the honesty of testimony that he offered twice before congress. then it could all line up. right? that he can't say well, it was that meeting but there was general discussion. again, catch up with me anytime at cnn go and on demand. see you next week.

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