and it sounds like officer on not supporting what china is brosnan, it sounds like my understanding, you were doing over there. disoriented and didn't sort of >> both are stunning but not surprising. see -- didn't really be able to it's consistent with his general approach of putting himself first. even if it means trying to use understand or see what happened in the final moments, but before those moments, did you think good afternoon out east and foreign governments to influence our elections. mr. brooks was somehow being good morning out west. i'm chuck todd. he's been pretty open that's here's the latest on a very busy what he's done, and he doesn't news day. the supreme court upheld seem to think there's anything wrong with it. the good news on both points is uncooperative at that time? president obama's signature i mean, at the beginning, he that the voters, i think, are seems to be very cooperative. immigration achievement today. going to be deeply troubled by the deferred action for both. since this is an election year, >> i stated earlier, sir, just childhood arrivals policy or i am confident that both since it's an ongoing investigation, my focus is daca. allegations are going to factor more on that in a moment. into the minds of not just the answering those questions with quite an unusual way the court the people investigating it, evangelical community but continuing to answer and ruled. one of the police officers cooperate with them in any charged in the death of rayshard americans all across our manner they need. country. brooks has turned himself in. both are deeply and profoundly >> okay. we're going to speak with >> officer, the d.a. says that troubling, but not surprising. officer devin brosnan's attorney you are being hit with the in his first live interview >> valerie you took up a lot of -- you spent a lot of time on assault charge because you stood on mr. brooks' shoulder while he since his client arrived at the courthouse. criminal justice reform, on president trump is lashing police reform during the out at his former national lay dying. security adviser john bolton for his new book today. president's eight years. trump criticized bolton in an you can watch congress as well >> if you look at the video, as interview with "the wall street journal" and on twitter calling as anybody. on one hand, from 30,000 feet, him a, quote, sick puppy and his officer brosnan approaches and

book a compilation of lies and there's closest ever. officer rolfe is already there, you haven't seen this much -- he doesn't even know that made-up stories. yet his administration has this many ideas on both sides mr. brooks has been shot at attempted to block sales of the first. he doesn't even realize that at book saying it contains being exchanged. now there's a question of how classified information. for his part, bolton called his much teeth are in some of these first. and he goes up there, and he's former boss unfit for office. bills on, as we get into the trying to figure out, is this details. scene secure? >> i don't think he's fit for i'm curious your advice to is it safe? senate democrats. he knows his taser has been taken from him. office. i don't think he has the do you participate in a process you can't see any blood at that competence to carry out the job. that might lead to a very poin, to be overly graphic here. there isn't any guiding principle that i was able to watered down bill? so he puts his foot, and he told the house will have a stronger discern other than what's good the d.a. this, he puts his foot, for donald trump's re-election. bill. do you go that route or do you he thought on his hand or on his shut down bebadebate now in the arm, to make sure he couldn't >> joining me is my co-anchor get a weapon, because he didn't for the next two hours, katy senate? what's your thought? know what the situation was. >> look, i think we have to keep tur. we're watching a lot today. in mind the goal which is to so literally, for a matter of we could go deep into the bolton improve and strengthen the book for two hours, but relationship between law seconds, seconds, he puts his enforcement and communities of foot on his arm to make sure he there's -- i don't know, 7,000 color. and that should be always the can't grab a weapon. other headlines we're following. guide. what are we going to do through >> yeah, let's get to some of then he realizes whautt's going congress to set a tone at the on. he can see his taser is off to them. on capitol hill, speaker nancy top about where our values are the side because it has a pelosi just began a press and the parameters to which we flashlight on it, and he can see briefing with house democrats. the taser, so he gets up. protect the civil rights of our they are expected to detail the citizens. this is a civil rights issue. and he -- officer brosnan goes moving forward act. and so i think the democrats and gets the taser, puts it in their infrastructure investment should go big. clearly, the american people are his holster. proposal. additionally house majority with them. other officers are now arriving leader steny hoyer announced the i am old enough to remember the within 50 seconds, and officer civil rights movement and, chamber will hold a vote on the rolfe runs and gets his first

although we made an enormous george floyd justice in policing amount of progress, you did not aid kit. he was not standing on his act one week from today. see in the '60s all 50 states and a number of activists have shoulders. this description by the d.a. is having people demonstrate day completely belied by the video gathered outside and near the if you look at it. supreme court in anticipation of after day after day, people, it's all on video, all on video, possible demonstrations and the district attorney kind following the court's ruling on chuck, of all colors, of all ages with the energy and passion of exaggerates this and makes it look like some kind of terrible that has forced change already. event where he's standing on his daca. it has not been an easy week for we've seen cities and states shoulders. the president. it's preposterous and not true, the supreme court just ruled across the country ban and all you have to do is look against the administration on chokeholds. we've seen louisville ban the at the video. daca. it is the second defeat the no-knock warrants. we've seen, as you said, and it will show that he didn't court has handed the white house congress actually entertain a do anything like that. this week alone. bipartisan proposal on both the and -- >> two minutes is quite long former national security adviser house and the senate. and so i encourage them to work john bolton's new book paints a in good faith and try to come up time. >> it wasn't two minutes. damaging picture of the it's not two minutes. president's fitness for office. with some solutions at the >> the d.a. is saying it's two in one passage in particular, federal level that will help minutes. bolton describes an exchange he implement recommendations that >> he's wrong. >> as somebody is -- he's wrong? were made during president had with former chief of staff obama's time in office, during john kelly in which bolton the 21st century task force on >> he's wrong. look at the video. writes that kelly said, quote, policing. what if we have a real crisis work that has continued to this it has a time stamp on it. like 9/11 with the way he makes day through the leadership >> it took less time to call? conference and umbrella civil >> look at the videotape. decisions? rights organization. and that we should send a add to that new coronavirus hot message to the justice spots are flaring up across the there's a videotape that shows department to go back to doing what we were doing. the time stamp on it. country, even as the president pattern and practice >> what was your impression of is still claiming it will fade investigations. we have 25 initiated. mr. brooks before the -- before

away. so the sense this is just or >> i will tell you, we're very a few bad apples, that's 25 close to a vaccine, and we're different cities where we very close to therapeutics. the scuffle, before the -- thought there was a pattern and really good therapeutics. practice of discriminatory before shots were fired, before and -- but even without that, i behavior. we provided resources to local he took a taser, before there don't even like to talk about law enforcement to implement the that because it's fading away. plans in the 21st century task was a physical interaction? it's going to fade away. force. but having a vaccine would be we did interventions before it >> so my initial encounter with got to a pattern of practice to really nice and that's going to him, i felt he was friendly. happen. >> joining us is nbc news white help give them the tools. he was respectful. it's not that we don't know what house correspondent peter works. there are evidence-based alexander. peter, i'm curious to hear what strategies to de-escalate, to do you're getting from your sources at the white house. training on implicit bias. you know, i was respectful to i was on the phone with a trump him. he seems like he potentially to screen to make sure we're ally as this daca decision came recruiting officers who share needed help and i was there to down. and the person told me this was the important values consistent with serving and protecting see what i could do for him to actually good news for donald make sure she was safe. everybody, not just a few. >> put the consideration into trump. it allows him to have his cake allowing him to walk home to his so there's a lot we can do. and to eat it, too, to claim look at the use of force. sister's house? you had the guy's car, his car that he made the argument to get look at whether or not we are keys. you knew his name. rid of dreamers, but that he supporting communities. you presumably saw his license. people get out of their cars and you could follow up. lost so he shoulders no get to know the people in the was there any consideration community who will cooperate given to allowing him to go home with them in law enforcement. responsibility for having to act and then pursuing i on that decision. and now he gets to blame chief there's just so much we could be doing, and i'm encouraged by the speak to the gbi and other justice john roberts and use it as a campaign ploy to say they pressure that's being put on investigators, i think that is need more conservative judges elected officials at all levels questions they need to get the to make the change that is long, answer to before i say anything. and to re-elect him. >> that may be the point of what

long overdue. we're hearing from the >> politicians always act the president, katy, over the course >> now former u.s. attorney of this day. same way when pressure is already on twitter we saw where joyce vance, a university of he said, do get the impression applied. believe it or not. alabama law professor and msnbc that's sort of how the proscan the supreme court doesn't like work when it works well. me. legal contributor. there was a lot there. as you talk about bolton, covid thanks for coming on and sharing i'm sure you have a lot of your perspective with us. opinions on it. and the court right now. appreciate it. i was just curious about the you have to look at this through >> had to put the voting in defense that the lawyer is using there, chuck. sorry. that officer brosnan was one singular lens which is how >> that's okay. thank you, valerie. concussed, and he was confused, it reflects on the president. katy, over to you. that's the way the president and and coming up next, we are and that's why he did not know, his aides and allies are live in oklahoma, where a record reacting in my conversations with them. number of new coronavirus cases he says, that mr. brooks had the issue of john bolton. is being reported just two days been shot twice. the idea that bolton says that that's why he put his initially before president trump's indoor put his foot on the man's this president wasn't just, you tulsa rally. >> also later, we'll bring you know, incompetent, to use his our exclusive interview with shoulder. >> so the prosecution, if words but he didn't have any grand strategy. there's a trial in this case, no policy, no philosophy that officer devin brosnan, charged katy, will bear the burden of in the death of rayshard brooks. proof of guilt beyond a everything was grounded in you're watching msnbc. happen. reasonable doubt. trump. that on the issue of covid, you and this will be an important played that clip, the president pain happens. defense for the officer to use saying in another interview that aleve it. he's not worried about this aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. to indication that he was not a rally he's going to be holding in tulsa this weekend causing a criminally culpable participant larger outbreak. when pain happens, aleve it. in these events. it will be up to the defense to he said when asked about his own all day strong. prove the concussion with daughter if ivanka trump was in medical expert testimony, and the crowd if he'd be concerned. he said that she's young, that the first and only full prescription strength this is frankly just a fairly it generally hurts those who are typical defense that one might

non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel expect to see in this sort of a more elderly. situation that the defendant and then he talked about masks available over-the-counter. new voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. didn't have the necessary specifically and allowed for the intent. that's a little bit complicated fact that some are wearing these masks not as a preventative voltaren. the joy of movement. here because the felony murder measure but to reflect on him as charge and we don't know what a way to show their disapproval of him. the charges will look like so this white house is pushing because this case hasn't been to back certainly, this president grand jury yet. is pushing back on all of these right now, we just have signed warrants. things. as they reflect on him. if there were to be a felony and that's, as you know, how he murder charge against officer gets most infuriated. brosnan, the government would not strictly speaking need to >> that's also interesting the white house is now trying to prove the intent as to the say, peter navarro and also some campaign officials are trying to murder. say that john bolton is just a >> what about the miscommunication or confusion between being a cooperating creature of the swamp. they're trying to link him to witness, a state's witness for the d.a., and just cooperating, hillary clinton which seems to underscore bolton's claim that period. can you clear that up for us? everything was about the re-election prospects. >> and i try to push peter >> cooperating is a term of art navarro on this topic. in prosecutions. i said to peter, you know, you have jim mattis. it usually means you have you have john kelly. obtained the cooperation of one you have rex tillerson. defendant in a case against his co-defendants. you have john bolton. we talk about cooperating are we supposed to believe all witnesses. of these people are all liars, people who make the choice that everything they say is wrong, they would rather be a witness and the president is always

than a defendant or that they telling the truth and has done nothing wrong? will testify against their he said, well, no, that's not co-defendants in exchange for a necessarily the case, but this is the fundamental flaw in this. lighter sentence. typically, and particularly with the police officer cooperating the president who used to tout he has the best people is now against another police officer, trying to attack all of those which is unusual, but it's a people, many of whom are situation that i have been in respected. john bolton certainly a very before, i would want to take that officer in front of the respected conservative. grand jury, lock down their jim mattis who is respected testimony under oath so i would know absolutely what they would across the board. and that makes it hollow to push be saying, what we just heard back on all of these arguments from officer brosnan and his for these individuals and suggesting they're just making lawyer is he's willing to talk things up. >> all of whom he hired or about what happened. i heard nothing that indicated appointed. peter alexander, thank you very he would testify against anyone much. chuck, over to you. else, and in fact, mr. samuel seemed to be saying he wasn't by the way, on the daca present, wasn't aware of the front, the happiest group of other officer's conduct, and people are senate republicans couldn't testify about it even if he wanted to. collectively because they did new voltaren is powerful ai but what i do count on...ts. anis boost high protein...rs, not want that on their docket on >> yeah. >> joyce, you just alluded to and now, there's boost mobility... the senate's agenda in an what i was about to ask, which ...with key nutrients to help support... election year. we'll have more on this joints, muscles, and bones. is i got the impression that -- breaking news on daca. in a 5-4 decision, the supreme try boost mobility, with added collagen. court ruled the trump let me ask it this way. administration violated federal law when it rescinded the introducing tide power pods with cat & nat. it seems as if the lawyer, deferred action for childhood that is such a large load, don't the stains sneak through? arrivals program. mr. samuel, wanted to make it

earlier former president obama who put daca in place reacted to new tide power pods can clean that... whole situation. crystal clear, he wasn't ready the ruling tweeting, ats years it's like two regular tide pods and then even more power. to testify against a fellow cop. ago this week we protected young what kind of reaction do other people raised as part of our even the largest of loads get clean. american family from deportation. it's got to be tide. police officers have when news today i'm happy for them. their families and all of us. is out that one is willing to may look different and come from testify against another? everywhere, but what makes us american are our shared ideals. >> you know, i think it's the q more than 200 members of let's bring in justice correspondent pete williams. oklahoma's national guard have been activated for president there are -- there is a majority trump's rally in tulsa on typically, police officers like any other group of people, will saturday. circle the wagons and defend opinion and a concurrent and people are already lining up to attend the controversial someone. opinion. is it fair to say that john and look, often police cases event. with the recent spike in like this, these excessive force roberts sided with the majority coronavirus cases in oklahoma, on a technicality? cases, will turn on whether the local officials are warning >> well, yeah, but this case was those attending to take officer was acting the way he about a technicality. precautions. some medical experts have even had been trained to operate and it wasn't about daca. whether he was acting within it was about the way the recommended postponing the government shut it down. standard operating procedures. now nobody discounted -- nobody and it sounds like there will at rally. >> i recommended it be postponed doubted that president trump until it's safer, until the data least be an effort to defend could have ended it the same way this conduct on that basis, that president obama started it, by tells us it's not as large a this was sop, so one would executive order. but he didn't want to do that. concern to have people indoors expect other officers to be very you'd be a better judge than i of why he didn't want to just and in enclosed spaces. defensive on that. by the same token, i have had step up and say i'm eliminating anyone planning to attend a cases where officers have daca. instead what happened is the large scale gathering will face an increased risk of becoming testified, have expressed justice department said it's outrage about the conduct of illegal. you've created these work permit infected with covid-19. other officers.

i think we'll have to wait and authorities for these young people. >> joining us now from tulsa is see how this plays out. you can't do that. and the department of homeland >> joyce vance, joyce, thank you security issued a very brief nbc's cal perry. memo saying, okay, here's why i'm curious what you're hearing so much for joining us. always good to see your face. we're shutting it down. from folks out there, because i what the court said in this we appreciate it. opinion written by roberts is know people are already lined chuck, back to you. up. the campaign said, listen, that was a shortcut. absolutely. that was cutting corners. everybody has to take personal responsibility. up next, texas' attorney general under a federal law called the they expect every to come in to be an adult, and if they think is vowing to fight today's administrative procedures act when the government creates supreme court decision upholding something that a lot of people depend on, you have to give a they shouldn't be there because daca. they're at a higher risk, they we'll get reaction from joaquin good detailed reason for why you should not show up. castro when he joins us next. how about no what are you hearing? want to stop it and look at the >> yeah, people here are just, consequences. you can't just snap your fingers they say the priority is to see and end it. that's what the administration failed to do here. the president. i have asked people about covid, so what does that mean? and we'll do that right now, but that means, number one, daca continues, as it has because all people just think it's worth it, worth the risk to see the the government tried to shut it president. tammy from wichita, i forgot down, the courts put an toeend your last name. >> willard. >> willard, what has you out here four days early. that. the trump administration could yesterday, four days early. try again to shut it down either >> i didn't want to miss a by executive order, which seems chance to see trump in person. unlikely, or by the department >> no? of homeland security taking another crack at it. >> no, i didn't. i have grown to love that man. but, of course, if that happens, then we're back in court again, so he's -- he's meeting all our no and, you know, i doubt it would uh uh, no way expectations. you know, that we had, because be resolved by the election or when i first started hearing him

the end of the term. come on, no talk, it was he talked to a no >> justice sotomayor wrote the normal person. n-n-n-no-no a regular person. only discover has no annual fee on any card. concurrent opinion. did she make the case this it wasn't empty promises. i have seen him do it all. was -- that there was -- that >> what about the coronavirus? this was -- did she make the car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented we're at an all-time high for legal argument that what was done in the first place was cases in oklahoma. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. legal? are you worried? because there's always been whether it's a year old or a few years old, >> i'm not any more worried questions, even president obama we want to buy your car. wasn't sure when he did this. about coronavirus than the so go to carvana and enter your license plate, this is something that was up regular flu. i could catch the regular flu answer a few questions, any year. for debate. i could catch this as well. and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value so what was her case? i don't think it's any worse. >> well, what she says is that and gives you a real offer in seconds. >> they'll be handing out masks one of the things the court said at the door. to wear one is optional, but you when you're ready, we'll come to you, will get one at the door, i'm pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. you can't challenge the administration on is whether told. >> i actually heard it wasn't that's it. this is a discrimination kind of so ditch the old way of selling your car, optional within, not because of thing, an equal protection thing and say hello to the new way-- trump but because of the at carvana. and she would have left that building. if it's required, i'll alive if this case does end up definitely wear one. i'll respect that. going back into the lower courts >> thank you so much for your and people try to fight it time. i appreciate it. some companies still have hr stuck between employeesentering data.a. i'm going to give you this. again. she would have been given daca changing data. >> okay. more and more sensitive, personal data. >> thank you, tammy. so there you go, katy. and it doesn't just drag hr down. proponents yet another way to people out there, i will be try to fight it if the it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. honest with you, it's only a few administration tries again. one other thing i should say dozen folks, and it is the same here, chuck, is after this case few dozen folks who were here it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. was argued, there was this yesterday. the group has not changed. as you know, i know you're with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, overly familiar with these

letter that came from defenders rallies. lots of stands, lots of people easy to use software. of daca saying we have this selling stuff out here, katy. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. >> cal, can you quickly ask her pandemic and hospitals and clinics nationwide are depending how she feels about signing a on 27,000 young people in the waiver? she says she's not worried about daca program who are on the front lines of fighting the the flu, but she has to sign a new tide power pods one up the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? waiver saying she will not hold covid vaccine -- the covid for sure. the trump campaign responsible. seriously? virus. so now isn't the time to end the she would not have to do that one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. for the flu. program, they said. >> let me ask this in a simple any further questions? >> so as part of the agreement uh uh! way, pete. one up the power of liquid with new tide power pods. is this program now safe or is to get in, when you clicked the it still vulnerable? submit, it said you signed a waiver saying you couldn't sue it's just safe for now? if you were to get sick. >> it's the latter. it's safe for now because again, what did you think about that waiver? were you aware of the waiver? the question here was, how -- >> i was told about the waiver, and it didn't bother me a bit. did the government try to shut it down the right way? if you go to surgery, you have answer, no. so that suggests the government to sign a waiver. could try to shut it down again. there's lots of waivers you have and, remember, it's just by to sign for things. executive order. it was created by the stroke of i don't blame him. you never know who's going to a pen. get in, and claim it's his it could be ended by the stroke of a pen, and it was always fault. >> got it. intended to be temporary. >> it's not his fault. so the real work here, if daca >> thank you. i'll let you get back in your shade. is going to continue, would have to be congress. >> thank you. >> you stay cool. so far they've declined to do >> cal perry, thank you very much. always eliminating to ask people that. >> like i said before we brought why they're doing something and whether they're worried.

you in, pete, if you took a thank you very much for secret ballot of senate forgetting that for us. >> and coming up, and i don't republicans it would be about want to step on you, chuck, but coming up, we have another thing 50-3 relieved that they don't have to deal with this, this that we want to replay. election year. pete williams, thank you, sir. >> that's right. we'll replay our exclusive joining us is karcarlos var, interview with officer devin brosnan and his attorney. of course, he's one of the officers charged in the a daca recipient. part of the new york state aftermath of the death of lawsuit against the trump rayshard brooks. >> also coming up, we'll hear administration over its termination of daca. from reverend al sharpton. good to have you here. on one hand you have to be he'll join us ahead of his relieved but on the other hand, juneteenth rally in tulsa. as pete just pointed out, it's we'll be back talking about oklahoma. he's going to be the keynote still limbo. speaker for that. you're watching msnbc. so tell me, carlos, how you're i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. feeling. >> it's been an emotional roller coaster. y we're still in limbo, but today's decision is a win for communities. not just the community of daca recipients but for the american people as well. >> when you filed this suit, it -- if you had been deported, where would you have been sent?

and did you have family? turning to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. you've known no other place i do motivational speaking here are the facts as we know other than america, correct? in addition to the substitute teaching. them as this hour. there are more than 2.1 million >> absolutely. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. confirmed covid-19 cases in the i'm american in every way. i think american, i dream united states since the start of i think most adults will start realizing the pandemic. and 118,000 americans have died american. that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to of this virus. i am american in every way. in the next hour, the president this is my home. or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. will meet with governors at the white house. they're expected to discuss i cannot even think of leaving economic recovery and getting i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. businesses reopened amid the my home, this great country that coronavirus pandemic. people say to me periodically, remember, in the last jobs i call the united states and new "man, you've got a memory like an el report, the government jobs were york my home, absolutely. something much better. shed nearly half a million were there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. >> carlos, you said it's a win shed. governors want a whole bunch of remarkable. fascinating. -very. stay day to fix that. for the american people as well. can you explain that? it streams tons of your favorite shows and movies, >> nebraska's governor is threatening to withhold atd from >> yeah, of course. plus the latest in sports news and... huh - run! you know, as mentioned, close to local governments if they require people to wear masks. 27,000 frontline workers during the newest streaming app has landed on xfinity x1. in arizona, that governor is now this pandemic, daca has now that's... simple. easy. awesome. allowing local entities to pass xfinity x1 just got even better with contributed so much to the u.s. peacock premium included at no additional cost. mandatory mask ordinances. >> dreamers across the country economy. taking daca away would mean a no strings attached. just say "peacock" into your voice remote have much to celebrate today, to start watching today. after the supreme court's detrimental effect on the u.s. decision to block president trump from ending daca. economy and the u.s. morale as a texas, by the way, is home to over 107,000 daca recipients. whole. right now they're in this crisis. we need daca folks to continue kim paxton vowed to fight

providing care for the american today's decision, saying, we look forward to litigating that people. >> you know, i've interviewed a lot of daca recipients over the iss issue in our case now pending in years and by and large, they are the southern district of texas. let's bring in joaquin castro. college students or they are college graduates. congressman, on one hand, i they are going on to pursue assume you're relieved on the careers here in the united supreme court's ruling. states. you are in your second year of o law school, right? on the other hand, there are a lot of dreamers out there that are still basically at risk of >> yes, i'm in law school at the being deported thanks to a signature from one person, if he moment, yes. chose to do it. >> and what your pursuing, and good afternoon. the executive order. what are you hoping to do to i'm chuck todd. it's 11:00 a.m. out west. contribute, to be a part of 2:00 p.m. in the east. a lot of news happening today. what now? >> well, you're right. american society if this doesn't i think that today is a day of breaking news out of the supreme get overturned by executive court which rejected the trump celebration for daca recipients, order. for dreamers, and really, for if this decision ends up administration's attempt to dismantle the daca program in a the nation because i think most standing. >> i love this country. 5-4 decision. of all, the roberts court the president reacted in a tweet and some of the laws are not asking, do you get the followed the rule of law. just. impression the supreme court for me, i want to learn the law, doesn't like me? and said that the trump of course, if he wanted to get administration didn't follow the use the law and change the law. rid of the program, he could and that's where i see myself have done it if he was willing proper procedure in terminating to sign his own executive order. the daca program. pursuing legal education. and so that gives these young so i can make just laws. that's essentially what the people a reprieve. make wrong right. court was saying to him. but you're right. >> also, new stunning claims it's not a substitute for a few about president trump from john bolton's upcoming book. things. it's not a substitute for

bolton writes the president was congress doing its job. so driven by his desire for a >> carlos vargas, again, i know and passing what the house of photo op that he didn't even representatives has already it's both euphoric at the same consider the ramifications of passed, hr-6, which would put meeting north korea's jim these folks on a path toward time, it's still limbo. jong-un. >> and more breaking news from citizenship, and also not a still got to be, but the court atlanta where a deadline is is basically saying congress approaching for a former officer substitute for a president who charged with the murder in the believes that dreamers and daca still has to codify this law, death, charged with death in the and i'm sure you and others are murder of rayshard brooks to recipients are as fully american going to be hitting up congress as anyone else. surrender. and so i'm hoping that part of he has until 6:00 p.m. tonight. to get that done as well. the other officer, devin the plan is that donald trump will be replaced in november and carlos vargas, congratulations brosnan, turned himself in earlier today on assault on today's victory and good luck charges, and he talked with us joe biden will be president, and then he can put the daca program in year two and three of law school. exclusively last hour. >> thank you so much. >> do you have any message to in place if congress hasn't >> katy, what do we have coming mr. brooks' family that you want passed legislation by then. to express? >> do you think that you could up? >> yeah, i think this is a >> chuck, coming up, officer tragic event, and it's work with senator cornyn, who seems to be more open to this devin brosnan, one of the atlanta police officers charged totally -- a total tragedy that in rayshard brooks' case just than other senators, and do you a man had to lose his life that turned himself in. think if he wanted to push it next we'll hear from his lawyer night. >> we'll replay that entire hard, that there could be a in his first interview since majority in the senate for this? they went to the courthouse this interview coming up in a few morning. minutes. let me bring in my coanchor, >> i believe so. you're watching msnbc. look, you have to give credit up the ye, where credit is due. katy tur. the senate in 2014, i believe, but what i do count on... is boost high protein... katy, as i said earlier when we passed in a bipartisan way a and now, there's boost mobility... began the last hour, we could delve into so many topics, but ...with key nutrients to help support... comprehensive immigration reform joints, muscles, and bones. we have too much going on today. bill that would have addressed this issue. >> that was a remarkable try boost mobility, with added collagen. interview that we just did with for dreamers. officer brosnan and his

and so i do believe that if attorney. i suggest everybody stick around and watch that again if you did senator cornyn and other not see it in the last hour. i've been involved in. communications in the media republicans really believed in next hour, though, at the white house, the president will meet doing the right thing by daca for 45 years. with governors on the agenda, is i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis a discussion about reopening rezr small businesses in the middle recipients and other dreamers, for at least eight years. of a coronavirus pandemic. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been mitch mcconnell could take it up but casting a shadow over that meeting is the rapid rise in in the senate immediately. that prevagen seems to help me recall things he could take up the bill passed by the house of representatives cases in states like texas, or they could come up with their and also think more clearly. arizona, and florida. own version and then go to a and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. we're going to see what the conference committee, as you president might have to say know, and hash out a compromise. about that as well as today's so far, the republicans in the it has helped me an awful lot. supreme court decision and the senate, including senator prevagen. healthier brain. better life. cornyn, have proven themselves headlines from john bolton's new book in about an hour. unwilling to take up that also over on capitol hill, senate republicans are reacting legislation. >> why don't you think the president just reverses this very differently to the supreme court's daca ruling, depending with executive order? on their relative safety in >> i think the president november's elections. probably on some level in a statement, senator tom fundamentally understands the cotton, who is not even facing a democratic challenger in injustice that the november, said, quote, if the administration would be doing. chief justice believes his you know, these folks, a lot of political judgment is so them have been here since they were 2 years old. exquisite, i invite him to some of them months old. resign, travel to iowa, and get and never having lived in latin elected. arizona's martha mcsally was a america or whichever other

little different. country their parents were arguably, she is one of the most originally from or they were originally from. fine, no one leaves the tablefine, we'll sleep here. vulnerable republicans in the upper chamber. so it would be a grave she struck a much more injustice. it would have been a grave ♪ diplomatic tone in her own tweet, calling for congress to injustice today if the supreme court had come back and allowed work together on immigration it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. reform. so joining us now is nbc news the termination of daca to go kraft. for the win win. through, because these people capitol hill correspondent deserve to be here. garrett haake. garrett, walk us through how >> so do you think the president swithout even on yoleaving your house. is just playing politics here? congress is reacting and whether just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. that he wanted, as one trump there might be legislation ally told me, he wanted to have you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. his cake and eat it too? finally to address dreamers. there was a weak case against once you activate, you'll only have to pay >> well, katy, by and large, the supreme court. now he can blame justice roberts for the data you need- starting at just $15 a month. you're hearing the same message there are no term contracts, no activation fees, from all these lawmakers, but for not striking it down, and he with a very different tone. that is congress is ultimately doesn't have to get the heat and no credit check on the first two lines. either from the evangelical the one who is going to need to get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. address this. community, his base, or from now, the supreme court probably did a favor here for martha those who might be put off by 5g is now included with all new data options. mcsally, cory gardner, susan this administration casting out switch and save hundreds. xfinity mobile. collins, some of the other republicans who are in very dreamers? difficult re-election races this >> yeah, i think it's clear that year by essentially taking this for the president, for people like ken paxton, the texas issue off their plate until after the election. the dreamers, daca, is probably attorney general, that they want the courts to do their dirty the single most popular piece of any immigration reform puzzle work. and they don't want to have to take full responsibility for except for the president and for their actions and for their

some of his closest idealogical intentions. and so i hope this will be a allies, so removing that from the election landscape in wake-up call for congress to do november probably helped those its own job and for the senate lawmakers. whether we could get any actual to take up hr-6 or, again, its legislation on this issue, i'm own version of a bill that would much morpessimistic. the reality is we had one address the issues of daca shutdown over immigration and recipients and dreamers because the border just last year. the numbers on this in terms of the year prior to that, we had a support by americans are major immigration debate, back when republicans still extremely high. you know, extremely high given controlled everything, the house, the senate, and the white partisanship of today, the polar house. and nothing came even really close to passing. sags you see today, you have so i suspect it's probably going to take another mix and match something like 75% or higher for organization of house, senate, and white house, perhaps the daca rescipients or dreamers. democratic-controlled in 2021 or perhaps just a different balance here before the needle moves at all on this issue in terms of >> congressman castro, nice to actual legislation being passed. it's a thorny issue in a good see you. time. late in the year, in an election thanks for coming on the show. year, it's not a good time. >> thank you. >> katie? >> garrett haake. garrett, thank you very much. chuck, late in election to you. >> after a break, year, not a good time. those are words to live by.

>> there is, and they're trying reaching president putin. this is interesting. stay with us. to do a lot of stuff in an election year as it is. throwing daca in there made it, i think, like i said, the u.s. senators, i think all their heads would have exploded on this one. >> as he prepares to restart his re-election campaign this week, the president, let's just say it, had a pretty bad week. around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. from today's supreme court so when i heard they added ultra oxi decision blocking his to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. one of the officers involved administration's bid to end daca dad? in the shooting death of protections, to the claims being i didn't do it. rayshard brooks just turned made in his new book by former himself in. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. officer devin brosnan faces national security adviser john three charges including it's got to be tide. aggravated assault. brosnan and his lawyer will join us in a moment. bolton. in one passage, he writes about former officer garrett rolfe white house leaks and he said has until 6:00 p.m. this evening journalists should be executed, to turn himself in. they are scumbags. he's facing 11 charges which bolton adds, this led to one of include felony murder. trump's favorite legal gambits, we've learned hours after that the justice department charges were announced, a number arrest the reporters, force them of atlanta police officers called out sick just before a to spend time in jail, and demand they disclose their shift change last night. sources. let's bring in senior digital catie beck is live outside white house reporter, shannon fulton county jail in atlanta with the latest. pettypiece. i'm just curious, we know what it seems as if it's tense, and the president thinks of bolton. after the da's big announcement

yesterday there's a little bit what are you getting from the of pushback. rest of that west wing today? >> yeah, certainly a very tense >> well, there was a pretty situation still as we are colorful response from peter awaiting the next officer to navarro, who called this book turn himself in. supposedly by 6:00 tonight, deep state revenge porn and chuck, he'll be turning himself referred to bolton as book deal in here at the fulton county bolton. jail. but the details that were and a war lord in the nsc. revealed yesterday provided some validation and some vindication very eager to come out attacking for a lot of these protesters and demonstrators. but it also provided new bolton. and that is a similar sentiment outrage. the details that were revealed among the president's allies. but once again, we have a senior in that press conference, the fact that one of the officers member of this administration kicked brooks while he was fighting for life and the other coming out, attacking the president. stood on his shoulders, has last week, it was john mattis. certainly brought a lot of it's been rex tillerson, his outrage to the surface in the wake of the felony murder charge secretary of state before then. another person in the long against former officer garrett laundry list of senior rolfe. so there are still a lot of administration officials who have left this administration, emotions stirring here as we come out with criticism of the await what is the next step in president, and the president's only response is that they are this process is for the officer lying and they are making this that is charged with shooting up, and they are just doing this brooks to turn himself in here for a book deal. at the jail. outside of the white house, john as you stated, there was some bolton is known as someone who is principled, who is an disconnect between the district idealist, who cares most about

attorney yesterday saying that his agenda and his ideals. brosnan was going to be a so the idea that this is state's witness and help them something to make money or a try their case and then book deal doesn't go over well brosnan's attorney, we will hear from shortly, saying that is, in outside the white house in conservative circles of people fact, not the situation. who have been working with bolton for years. brosnan has not agreed to be a there's some video from a >> and shannon, i want to ask state witness and has no intentions right now of pleading quickly on daca, essentially, russian news agency showing what the supreme court said, you guilty. still a lot of disconnecting questions in the air. appears to be a disinfectant as for the police protesters, know, you couldn't shut it down the way the trump administration tunnel in president putin's the union representative tells us, yes, there were walkouts and tried to do it. home. anybody entering the home must widespread police protests and are they -- is the president enter through the chamber. people not responding to scanner considering using executive traffic. order or not? putin's spokesperson said that and apd is telling us that >> i think that still remains to wasn't true. that that wasn't happening. be a question. similar tunnels have been this in a way, and i know you're so varying stories on the installed at the kremlin. talking about this earlier, chuck, is a good political russia has the third highest ground. still a lot of emotional scenario for him because he does number of coronavirus cases in response. not go into an election year the world. i'm not sure, katie, i want any >> the da, did he at all provide with stories of dreamers who have been in this country as entity spraying me going through response to devin brosnan's productive citizens being a tunnel. i've been on some airplanes essentially deported in the attorney? >> no, we haven't yet heard a months before the election. where you get sprayed when response on that. daca is incredibly popular. you're going into certain we did speak to his attorney, as 85% of americans support it. he was coming and going this so in a way, it dodges a bullet. countryin countri morning, as he was bonding out. at the same time, gives the countries. it's a disconcerting feeling. president the excuse to call up and he reiterated while his >> yeah, i don't blame you, client is cooperating, that he this renewed push for more chuck. i'll leave it there.

will not be a state's attorney's conservative justices on the i don't blame you. supreme court and the argument there's also this news of why you need another four getting a ton of attention. witness. >> catie beck, thank you. years of me, donald trump, so i and we're about to hear can get more conservative justices, which was such a ilts t firsthand ourselves. driver in 2016. it's the new book by john and they have lost. catie beck in tlrntatlanta, tha so in a way, it doesn't suppress bolton. you. >> now let's bring in officer the hispanic vote the way it it's describing conversations devin brosnan and his attorney would if you had dreamers being don samuel. bolton said president trump had deported. with world leaders. gentlemen, welcome. at the same time, it could give officer brosnan, we're told you a boost to the conservative base bolton spoke with nbc news about do not want to speak that of supporters. everything should go through that's at least one theory i'm your attorney. but if you don't mind, i'm still hearing going around for how this benefits the president going to address some questions how president putin reacting to to you. you can pass them off to your politically. >> you know, shannon, we're these conversations. attorney if you so like. looking at images right now of first off, what happened this >> i think putin thinks he can morning? the vice president and sterling play him like a fiddle. what was it like turning heights, michigan. nobody is wearing a mask. i think he sees he's not faced yourself? with a serious adversary here. >> good afternoon, ma'am. that the vice president is with. >> according to the "washington i have full faith in the the president is headed to tulsa on saturday with 19,000 people inside a rally that all have to post" bolton claims in a phone criminal justice system. it was polite, expedient, call putin compared venezuelan absolutely professional, and sign a waiver, indemnifying the opposition leader to hillary fulton county sheriff's are campaign. do we have any idea how the clinton to shore up support for nothing but to be commended for what they did for me today. president might address mask >> officer, are you going to wearing when he's inside? cooperate with the d.a.? might address social distancing, and is there any concern among >> i'm looking forward to those around him that he could leader nicholas meduro. be putting himself at increased bill, it sounds like president

cooperating with any investigators who are interested in having a conversation about putin took the temperature of what happened that night. risk? >> i think you raise a really president trump and knew which interesting point, katy, about buttons to push. the risk the president is sorry for the mixed metaphor. >> there seemed to be an putting himself in here by doing this rally. implication that you would in this "wall street journal" >> reporter: mixed metaphor interview, he talked about having his daughter ivanka in testify against garrett rolfe. the audience and that he wasn't forgiven. it was clear to all of us at the concerned there because she's young and not in a high risk is that something you have ruled group. well, he is in a high risk out? group, and he's attending there. >> can i answer that? on this idea of masks, he also there seems to be some misunderstanding on the elaborated on that more in this infamous 2018 he'll sin key news prosecutor's part. journal interview saying he we have been cooperative with thinks some people wear masks not to protect themselves or the district attorney's office. we spent three hours with them others but as a way to show conference that president trump their defiance or their was being played by president two days ago answering all of resistance to him. their questions. he also talked about how masks putin and he was the best we offered to give them the can make things worse by people president russia could hope for. spreading germs by touching them medical records from grady hospital where devin, you know, there's been no reaction by and taking them off and putting they confirmed he had a russia to the book by john them back on, which is something concussion. we've offered to bring them public health officials have these pictures that were taken talked about. bolton. there was some reaction by he polarized the issue of masks, of him. and we are being fully china. the chinese denying they have cooperative. and i mean, i will certainly be we're going to answer all the any plans to interfere in questions that they have or the curious to see how many people november's election. gbi has. we have already arranged to have in there are actually wearing masks because in my experience the gbi interview next week. going out to regions of the but he's not a state's witness country with a lot of trump there's that old phrase shock but no surprise in some of the or defense witness. supporters,io don't see people he's a witness. he's going to answer anybody's wearing masks in a walmart.

revelations. president trump wondering if questions accurately and if britain was a nuclear power. officer rolfe subpoenas him, >> shannon pettypiece at the it has been for seven decades. white house for us. shannon, thanks very much. he'll answer his questions. and if finland was part of right now, the da has charged him with a crime so he's a tomorrow is june 19th, russia, not part of the european otherwise known as juneteenth. defendant now. and he's not going to answer the the anniversary of the day the union. most of the officials i've da's questions, you know, while last american slaves were spoken to assume in john they bring these false charges officially freed following the bolton's words that president against him. civil war, with heightened so, you know, i regret the trump is stunningly uninformed awareness of the date's district attorney was given significance, this year's celebrations are expected to be and they have tailored some of the biggest in recent history. misinformation yesterday, and joining us is president of the officer brosnan is not going to be a, quote, state's witness, their presentations to cater to national action network, which is kind of tv talk. reverend al sharpton. i have been asking various he's either going to be a witness and describe the facts that. legislators if they would as to his defense of strong men, or he's going to be sitting next support making juneteenth a to me at counsel table. federal holiday. one reason i had been asking is katie, we saw it just today when >> mr. samuel and officer had it been a federal holiday, all of a sudden, everybody gets president trump tweeted in brosnan, andrea mitchell spoke taught this in public schools. to the da last hour, and she everybody sort of has -- you get defense of kim jong-un against asked him about this. i want to play what he said. this constant reminder, and maybe the trump campaign would >> thank you. have known not to go to tulsa on his national security advise john bolton. june 19th. what message do you hope to send i think in russia and china they >> -- but that he's not, quote, may be asking does this book a state's witness. tomorrow? provide further evidence that >> i think it should be a >> andrea, let me tell you federal holiday. president trump will change u.s. that's really just -- that whole i think that senator kamala foreign policy to suit his own harris and others are talking

about that. political ends and what does the discussion is subtrifuj away i think it should be a national book mean for his election federal holiday because it was from the real important issues chances? in this case. the day that for the first time that perhaps the biggest i will just say that we stick by since the founding of the question of all, katie. our comments made on yesterday, >> how might they use it to their own advantage in their country, chuck and katy, that but i'm hoping people will turn dealings with president trump? back to the crux of this issue this country did not have bill, thank you for that. and the crux of this issue is legalized slavery, and the chuck, the campaign says they that mr. brooks is dead for country ought to celebrate its hope this is just going to be a moving that step forward to live wash, that this is more of the really no valid reason at all. up to what the country same. everybody already knows it and proclaimed when it was founded, it won't sway anybody else. >> mr. samuel, officer brosnan, that all men were created equal. they say they hope this. can you clear that up for us when they said it, they did not we'll see if it happens. because you both are saying two >> we will. different things on what seems mean all men. on substance the amount of they didn't mean blacks, they to be just a yes or a no answer. didn't mean women. constant trashing of nato that i think the day of juneteenth, is he going to be cooperating bolton chronicles in this book with the da against officer when it was law and was proclaimed in texas in 1865 was coming from the president of the united states, if the president gets a second term, our relax rolfe? >> he's not cooperating against the first day since the founding of the country that we moved anybody. he's going to provide accurate toward that because slavery was information about what happened. sh relationship with europe is he's going to describe what's in then eradicated. going to dramatically change. it should be a federal holiday. these videos and in these body it's a holiday for the country, we're out of time. cams. he's going to describe what he and it is certainly a holiday it's been a packed two hours for for those of us that were saw, what he heard during these us. we really appreciate you enslaved. >> rev, let me ask you about watching. thank you for trusting us. events. you know, witnesses are witnesses. nicolle wallace and brian they are not -- they don't this. there are a lot of people out

belong to either party. there that are learning about williams pick things up after they don't belong to the this quick break. prosecution. he doesn't belong to the state. seminole events in the black and he's not going to testify community for the first time, because they weren't taught as against someone. right now, we are focusing on, but as i reflect their regular curriculum when and see all the amazing things you've been doing... you know, the defense of him. they were in middle school or one thing is clear, technology has never been so important. the false charges that the district attorney brought elementary school or high school or even college and they're against him, which, by the way, learning about juneteenth for you're turning living rooms into conference rooms, have nothing to do with the the first time, learning about what happened in tulsa for the shooting but the allegation that backyards into school yards, first time. he was too slow in rendering how glaring are the holes in our and bringing doctors into homes virtually and securely. aid, which is just preposterous basic education system when it you are transforming business models if you look at the videos. comes to the real history of and virtualizing workforces overnight. so, you know, i kind of agree slavery, when it comes to the because so much of that relies on financing, real history of how black with mr. howard. we have committed two billion dollars it's a little bit of a tempest to relieve the pressure on your business. and a tea pot to talk about americans were treated post whether he's going to cooperate slavery and in the last 400 and to help us all emerge from this, or not. he is going to cooperate. we've opened our supercomputers he's going to talk to the gbi. if someone from the da's office years? >> it's glaring. and patented technologies to scientists has questions about the you know, in the late '60s, around the world, accelerating the search for a vaccine. interview we did the other day he's going to answer those 1967, there was a current this isn't easy. questions, too. but as you adapt and move forward, commission appointed by the we're here with the people, financing, and technology, >> officer brosnan, and mr. president that said we have two americas. and we still do. samuel, i'm curious, and officer ready to help. if we had that education of brosnan, thinking back to that slavery, of jim crow, night, are there things you wish segregation, all the way up to were done differently and were now, people would better understand why we say remove

confederate statues, because iredefined the wordng th'school' this year. handled differently? these people do not represent a it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to >> at this point in time, good history to people that know helping kids keep learning through the summer. especially until i speak with the gbi, it's a conversation i they fought to keep us enslaved and help college students studying at home want to have with them and there stay connected through our university program. of the parties investigating it. if you're black. they would better understand the we're providing affordable internet access >> do you have any message to history of why there has been to low income families through our internet essentials program. this battle with law mr. brooks' family that you want and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summer camp enforcement, because there always was. to express? >> i think this is a tragic every major violent uprising for kids at home- all on xfinity x1. that we had in the black event and it's total tragedy we're committed to helping all families stay connected. community, whether it was watts, that a man had to lose his life whether it was south center, all learn more at xfinity.com/education. that night. >> officer brosnan, the da says the way to whatever it is has gone on now, which has not been officer rolfe kicked mr. brooks near the level of watts and south central, by the way, but twice after he was shot and on they were always instigated by the ground. did you see that happening? some kind of encounter with >> i did not. policing. and you can't understand where >> you may remember -- we are now if you don't understand this is part of >> go ahead. >> i was going to say if you american history and understand look at the video, what happened the history of those that were after the scuffle is that officer brosnan got a marginalized and histories were concussion. he was thrown to the ground. excluded. i think in order to understand he was shot by his own taser an this moment that's pregnant with possibilities, pregnant with

up and hears the shots. real change, you need to understand what is built into and is disoriented not only from the concussion but the crowds this moment. if you don't understand your own that have already started fellow citizens and their yelling. and he is disoriented and history with their parents and doesn't even know who shot the brian williams with you. grandparents passed down to gun. and he actually hides behind a them, you will not understand what we're responding to now 3:00 p.m. on the east. car when he hears the gunshots when we see history continue to and then walks up to the scene. noon on the west. repeat itself. so he didn't see, you know, when you have cases like george we begin with a huge victory for officer rolfe's first encounter floyd and rayshard brooks in hundreds of thousands of with brooks. so he can't provide any atlanta, georgia. i think it's extremely important undocumented immigrants who information about that at all feared being deported. one way or the other. and makes a more intelligent and so if you just look at the today the u.s. supreme court video, you'll see that he knows balanced country. >> i'm glad you brought up the issued a ruling blocking very little about what happened president trump from ending daca during the initial encounter, kerner commission report. i encourage people, i read it or the deferred action for and he certainly rendered aid as with fresh eyes about three years ago, and it was one of fast as he could. childhood arrivals. there were other officers there who also were standing there. john roberts writing the 5-4 those, it is so -- it's weirdly officer brosnan with a depressing when you read it. decision on behalf of the court concussion is the only one, not you're going, this is a says the trump administration did not follow the law when it the other officers who show up, 50-year-old report. and it feels as if it was a decided to end daca in 2017. who actually starts rendering aid and doing cpr. 5-day-old report when i read it and putting coagulant in the roberts summoned a phrase from wounds and compression bandages. in its 50th anniversary. established law to call that i really do encourage people to and he gets charged -- he gets read it. action arbitrary and capricious. i'm glad you brought it up. charged with failing to render reverend sharpton, let's get the justices did not rule on the aid where all these other police down to some raw politics here. officers are just standing there. more basic underlying question

what do you tell senate and that is whether daca is >> officer brosnan, when were you diagnosed with a concussion? democrats? you have senate republicans, legal. the president could try to shut they're not going to like the bill they're coming up with. it down again on the merits. >> after the incident, i went to but it is a step in a direction it was eight years ago this week that i'm guessing you're glad to that president obama announced the hospital and that day the see they're taking a step. that he would sign an executive order creating the program to doctor diagnosed me. we're going to get to this point help the so-called dreamers where do you take what you can >> mr. samuel, do you think the now and fight for more later, or avoid deportation. da, if they are going to bring do you go big and bold now and former president tweeted he was keep fighting for big and bold happy for the daca recipients charges against officer brosnan, now? where are you? and their families. when you think the da should >> i think that anything that he urged people to elect joe have brought charges on the other police officers that were does not have in it that you biden and a democratic congress standing around? is that what you're saying? must deal with criminality among >> you know, i use it by illustration. police as a crime is something i don't think anybody should have been charged with failure that is unacceptable. to render aid. he's getting cpr in less than it is fine to have a database, socongress. chuck schumer got emotional as two minutes after the shooting. but we have that. he talked about thiser on it took officer brosnan time to and now we can make it expansive get there. they had to get the first aid and we can make itse, if you the senate floor. >> wow, the decision is amazing. kit. they are turning him over to try i'm so happy. to find the exit and entrance these kids, their families i don't make it clear that things wounds. feel for them. they get a knife. they're cutting off his shirt. like choke holds are you i think all of america does. you could hear the sirens coming. nobody should have been charged. i only point out that other incentive of federal money or officers were there to show how withdrawal of that if you don't stop doing that, but illegal.

le now -- now on some other issues. ludicrous are the charges we're going to prosecute you. against him who has just been if you don't have that, then thrown to the ground and has a you're really saying that concussion. the answer is nobody failed to again, i cannot -- the supreme render aid. policemen, bad policemen, are everybody did as much as they above the law. could to help this man. i don't think all police are court, who would have thought bad, chuck. nobody wanted him to get shot. i don't think most are, but would have so many good nobody wanted him to be injured, those that are need to be decisions in one week? treated just like bad citizens. who would have thought? certainly nobody wanted it to be a fatal injury. and i think anything less than >> let's just say the president least of all officer brosnan. that is unacceptable. viewed it differently. now, do we understand on twitter he called the decision a shotgun blast into >> before the deadly encounter, negotiation? do we understand that in the the face of republicans and it sounds like officer brosnan, senate that chuck schumer and it sounds like from conservatives and said, quote, kamala harris and cory booker understanding, you were and then are going to have to the daca decision, while a disoriented and didn't sort of negotiate? highly political one and see the -- didn't really be able yes, but we cannot negotiate the fact that if you take our lives, seemingly not based on the law, that is not a crime and they gives the president of the to understand or see what united states far more power happened in those final moments. ought to be submitted to special than ever anticipated. but before those moments, did prosecutors that don't work with he went on to say as president you think mr. brooks was somehow police, that don't have of the united states, i am asking for a legal solution on dependent of their other cases that can objectively deal with daca, not a political one being uncooperative at that that as a crime. consistent with the rule of law. time? i mean, at the beginning -- it >> receiverend al sharpton, the supreme court is not willing to give us one, so now we have seemed to be very cooperative. appreciate you giving us a preview of what you'll be saying to start this process all over >> just since it's an ongoing again. investigation, my focus right tomorrow. we look forward to your remarks although he did not elaborate on now is answering those questions with the people who are then. be safe out there, sir. what any of that means. investigating it and continuing thank you.

to answer and cooperate with >> thank you. katy, over to you. them in any manner that they another story we're keeping need. >> and even as states and an eye on is out of atlanta. >> okay. >> officer, the da says that you businesses reopen, the economic there's a 6:00 p.m. deadline for are being hit with the assault pain of the pandemic is both officers charged in the charge because you stood on mr. remaining. today, we learned another 1.5 fatal shooting of rayshard brooks to report to jail. brooks' shoulder while he lay million americans filed jobless one of the officers devin claims last week. it is the 13th consecutive week dying. that claims have topped over a >> if you look at the video, as million. the dire situation for so many brosnan surrendered to police officer brosnan approaches and earlier today. americans was obvious this week in an interview that aired on officer rolfe is already there, in kentucky. hundreds lined up near the state this network a short time ago -- he doesn't even know that mr. brooks has been shot at first. capitol just to talk to someone >> my initial encounter with him he doesn't even realize that at about their unemployment i felt he was friendly. benefits. to talk to a human. first. and he goes up there and he's he was respectful. let's bring in nbc news business trying to figure out, is this i was respectful to him. and technology correspondent jo i felt like he seemed like scene secure? is it safe? ling kent. this line that we're looking at someone who needed my help. he knows that his taser has been in kentucky yesterday, jo, is i was there to see what i could taken from him. you can't see any blood at that do to make sure he was safe. jarring. and unnerving. point to be overly graphic here. this is a tragic event. >> yeah. yeah, the line is jarring and it's a total tragedy a man had unnerving, and it's also so he puts his foot -- he told continuing today on the ground to lose his life that night. the da this. he put his foot, he thought on in kentucky. the kentucky state officials >> as we are each day, i'm his hand or on his arm to make behind that line say this is the first time they have been able joined by nicolle wallace host to reopen an in-person office sure he couldn't get a weapon because he didn't know what the of "deadline white house." situation was. so literally for a matter of nicolle, a lot to get to today. since covid-19 took hold here seconds, seconds, he puts his across the country. >> it's amazing.

foot on his arm to make sure he so basically, people are going there to line up, to try to get bre can't grab a weapon. some help. and we have heard from people it's the second time this week then he realizes what's going who haven't received their that the supreme court led by on. he can see his taser is off to benefits for months now. chief justice roberts dealt and they have had no human the side it's got a flashlight contact. on it. and it's a trend happening and he can see the taser. across the country. donald trump a big defeat. listen to this. so he gets up and he -- officer we're joined by the former brosnan goes and gets the taser, >> i have called like nine times acting solicitor general of the and been told nine times that puts it in his hoeflster. they're going to bump it up to united states and phil rucker other officers are arriving and an investigator and they'll call the co-author of "a very stable officer rolfe runs and gets his me back. first aid kit. nobody ever calls me back. he was not standing on his >> i just got an apartment when shoulders. i lost my job. this description by the da is you know, and i have a son to completely belied by the video, take care of. if you look at it. it's very hard. it's all on video. i have no income right now. it's all on video. and the district attorney just >> call, email, text. kind of exaggerates this and makes it look like some terrible event where he's standing on his i have done everything. gener genius." let's stick with the decision there's just nowhere to turn. itself. on what grounds are dreamers protected? what does this decision mean? shoulders? it is preposterous and not true. >> so the dreamers got what they all you have to do is look at >> now, those are just three were really asking the court to the video. voices out of nearly 46 million do, which is to say when and it will show that he -- claims that have been filed president trump came into office >> two minutes -- and rescinded these protections since mid-march. >> and they try to -- >> two minutes is quite a long it has blasted out every record so they could be kicked out of time -- we have in the record books and >> it wasn't two minutes. the country they call that it's not two minutes. now we're hearing from fed chair arbitrary and capricious. >> the da is saying it's two jerome powell about what ought they said you did it the wrong to be done as congress tries to

minutes. >> he's wrong. >> and as somebody is way. the heart of what the dreamers figure out whether or not to bleeding -- he's wrong? extend the $600 a week benefits were saying not that a president from the c.a.r.e.s. act. >> he's wrong. he told the house committee he could never do it. it took less time to call? wouldn't let that go down to they were saying trump, you did zero. he's not sure exactly what that it the wrong way. >> look at the videotape. should look like, but need to be you did it in a lawless way. >> officer brosnan -- able to continue paying their you didn't provide reasons or bills and making it through >> there's a videotape that shows -- month to month. explanation and it looked fishy >> what was your impression? start to finish which is what another important thing to note here is 1.5 million number that happened in the census case as what was your impression of mr. you saw from last week, from the labor department, those well when the supreme court 5-4 brooks before the -- before the unemployment claims, yes, it in a decision by john roberts continues to tick down week by again said you could add a week, but it's staying in the scuffle, before the -- before millions. hovering there, which really citizenship question to the census, but you have to do it in shots were fired, before he took tells us, katy, that layoffs are the right way. not abating. these are tremendoustsor a taser, before there was a they continue. and so many of those furloughs the president. physical interaction? that we first reported on are the president calls it a shotgun now becoming permanent layoffs. blast to the republicans and >> from my initial encounter with him, i felt he was and the pain is widespread, conservatives. no, it's a shotgun blast to the friendly. he was respectful. katy. >> jo ling kent, wish you were i was respectful to him. president because he went about and i felt like he seems like here with better news than that. it in a lawless way. jo, thank you very much. someone who potentially needed chuck, i'm going to send it >> phil, to pick up on neil's my help and i was there to see over to you. what i could do for him, make coming up, our interview point trump has distorted this sure he was safe. >> did you -- consideration into just last hour with the atlanta to an unrecognizable place in police officer charged with terms of a legal debate. assault in connection with the allowing him to walk home to his death of rayshard brooks.

sister's house. but first, the former you had the guy's car. you had his car keys. ambassador to ireland, jean protections of dreamers have you knew his name. support beyond the kennedy smith, has passed away. democratic/republican divide. you presumably saw his license. you could follow up. she was the last surviving the vast majority of americans any consideration given to sibling of president john f allowing him to go home and support protections for kennedy and senators robert and pursuing him later? ted kennedy. immigrants brought here as very >> like i said earlier, until i bill clinton saying the five young children. speak with the gbi and our years she spent as america's this is not a clear win for ambassador to ireland were among trump politically except at that investigators, i think that is the most pivotal and productive questions that they need to get in both the long friendship the answer to before i say anything. between our two countries and the northern ireland peace anti-immigration faction of his own base. >> don samuel and officer devin process. she was 92 years old. >> i think that's right. we'll be right back. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn there have been periods in the brosnan, we appreciate you trump presidency when the coming on and sharing your president and those around him have been open to protections perspective on this. we'll be following things along. for dreamers. >> thank you very much. jared kushner the president's >> thank you, sir. >> okay. son-in-law had been negotiating katy, over to you. on this very point a few years >> my thanks to officer brosnan and mr. samuels as well. ago. this is not an easy sort of up next -- as arizona black and white political issue reports another single day high where there's the partisan of coronavirus cases, governor doug ducey reverses course and divide. in fact the majority of the country is in support of the dreamers and of these is now allowing local officials to require face masks be worn in public. protections. he initially denied them that >> phil rucker, just last night

authority. we'll go live to phoenix after the break and get the reaction your press corps colleague there. also, later in the hour, we'll be joined by a former maggie haberman from the "new senior adviser to president obama, valerie jarrett. york times" wrote a piece that from daca to police reform to included the observation by the bolton book, she's going to people around the president that weigh in on all the day's breaking news. you're watching msnbc. he was rolling in self-pity. hot! hot! just this morning we get the tweet do you get the impression that the supreme court doesn't like me? he has appointed two of the nine. he's making it very clear today he is loaded for bear should he before it begins? get another vacancy or two. heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. i guess he could not help but prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula see it through his prism. that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. >> that's right. you know, this isn't a it then works to turn down acid production, popularity contest. the justices on the supreme blocking heartburn at the source. no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? court are of intellectual heft with just one pill a day, oven mitts! oven mitts! you get 24-hour heartburn protection. everything's stuck in the drawers! and are reviewing the law and i'm sorry! oh, jeez. hi. prilosec otc. the constitution and what they one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. believe is proper. kelly clarkson. they're not making judgments about whether they like trump or try wayfair! oh, ok. it's going to help you, with all of... this! don't like trump or feel cool or

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ruling because they don't like him demonstrates how unfit this guy is for office. it's abhorrent. i can't imagine it's a good strategy to win other cases at the supreme court. he doesn't believe in the rule of law. he always thinks it's about him. it's not that the supreme court doesn't like him. they don't like his silly ridiculous arguments he keeps making. phil is right to say that the administration has some people like jared kushner who talked out of both sides of his mouth on daca. the fact is this president ended it in 2017 and then sent his top lawyer out there to try and defend it and he lost. if you're a hard line conservative who wants to be tough on immigration, donald this virus is testing all of us. trump is not your guy. he's the guy who botches it. and it's testing the people on the front lines that's what he did here. of this fight most of all. >> neil, that leads me to my so abbott is getting new tests into their hands,

delivering the critical results they need. next question. use small words because i'm a and until this fight is over, layperson. we...will...never...quit. how does this differ on a case we are keeping an eye on because they never quit. atlanta, where the ex-officer on daca about the merits? charmged with firing the fatal shots that killed rayshard how all encompassing would that brooks, garrett rolfe, has until be? is that second term dependent 6:00 p.m. to turn himself in. getting that on the court's some people say that's ridiculous. it's unclear whether he's age is just an illusion. appeared before authorities. docket? >> it's possible for the he's facing 11 accounts, president to try and take how you show up for the world, that's what's real. another swing at it. including felony murder. the challengers here were this morning, devin brosnan, the what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. other officer on the scene the pursuing a limited strategy to night of brooks' death, say, court, you don't have to surrenders to the fulton county get into this big question about jail on assault charges, and last hour, he and his attorney whether a president could ever do it. joined us both for an exclusive he just did it in a ham-handed live interview. >> what happened this morning? way. today's decision doesn't tell us what was it like turning much about the ultimate merits yourself in? of that. >> good afternoon, ma'am. in order for the president to do that you have to do what he's i have full faith in the incapable of doing which is criminal justice system. it was polite, expedient, provide decent reasons and do absolutely professional. the hard work necessary to and fulton county sheriffs are explain why a policy should be we are still very much in rescinded and not just do it the nothing but to be commended for the midst of the coronavirus what they did for me today. way he does everything. pandemic, whether you want to >> officer, are you going to >> good words as always.

cooperate with the d.a.? our thanks to our two guests for call it the end of wave one or the beginning of wave two. >> i am looking forward to here are the facts as we know cooperating with any starting us off today. them this hour. more than 2.1 million confirmed investigators who are interested joining us now are two in having a conversation about what happened that night. people directly affected by this cases of covid-19 in the u.s. that number continues to rise as decision we've been discussing. many states see spikes after >> there seems to be implicat n reopening. more than 118,000 americans have dinia perez, an immigration died of this virus. the labor department implications that you would released weekly jobless claim attorney who was the first undocumented person admitted to numbers. another 1.5 million americans testify against garrett rolfe. the bar in the state of have filed for the first time unemployment benefits in the connecticut. last week alone. is that something you have ruled she's an ijc fellow at an remember, that's still basically out? >> can i answer that? organization called make the 2 1/2 times what the all-time there seems to be some record was pre-pandemic, even as misunderstanding on the road new york. that number has been going down. prosecutor's part. we have been cooperative with vice president pence is in the district attorney's office. michigan today and expected to we spent three hours with them joelle also is with us. tour manufacturing companies two days ago answering all of after lunch. the 2020 battleground state was their questions. counselor, i'll start with you. first of all, your reaction to hit hard by the coronavirus and we offered to give them the has seen a significant decline medical records from grady today's decision? in cases. masks are still required in hospital, where devin, you know, >> i'm honestly shocked in a public spaces. the vice president is there they confirmed he had a because mult pell polls have had concussion. good way. we offered to bring them these i'm pleasantly surprised. pictures that were taken of him. the president down double i think a lot of us were and we are being fully digits. katy, over to you. >> on the subject of masks, cooperative. we're going to answer all the expecting a negative decision. questions that they have or the we're all just really happy that arizona governor doug ducey is gbi has. and we have already arranged to reversing course and allowing have the gbi interviewed next

local officials to enforce the court decided to do the week. requirements to wear face masks. but he's not a state's witness right thing today. or a defense wince. he's acknowledged an upward he's a witness. trend of the coronavirus in his he's going to answer anybody's case. 11,000 new cases have been questions accurately, and if confirmed over the last week. officer rolfe subpoenas him, >> denia, is there ever a point he'll answer his questions. right now, the d.a. has charged where dreamers can exhale? >> there is indication that we him with a crime, so he's a is there ever a feeling of are not out of the woods. defendant now. and he's not going to answer the safety and security in this the last two weeks of data, d.a.'s questions, you know, country for dreamers? while they bring these false there is a trend. and the trend is headed in the charges against him. >> it's been hard living in so i regret that the district attorney apparently was given limbo and, even with daca, it's wrong direction. >> joining us from phoenix, been hard to live life in these arizona, is nbc news reporter misinformation yesterday. and officer brosnan is not going vaughn hillyard. i know local officials had to be a, quote, state's witness, two-year increments. wanted this and i know you've the point at which all which is kind of tv talk. also not seen many people out he's either going to be a undocumented people will be able there wearing masks. witness and describe the facts to breathe is when this country or he's going to be sitting next although the two people behind you right now are wearing masks. to me at counsel table. provides a pathway to how is this playing out? citizenship for all 11 million. >> mr. samuel, and officer there's so many people within brosnan, andrea mitchell spoke our families who are not to the d.a. last hour, and she >> how is this playing out is asked him about this. protected by daca who were never localities are now taking i want to play what he said. action. able to apply. they'd been calling on the once we feel truly welcomed and governor to give them the authority to require mask wearing in their communities. integrated into the country we up until yesterday for a month, call home with a more permanent the governor was defiant. >> that he's not, quote, a solution, that's the point i until yesterday afternoon, there think at which we'll be able to

was a completely different tenor state's witness. >> andrea, let mt -- that whole out of the governor's office as breathe. >> joella, your reaction to what it became clear the reality of covid spread through the greater discussion is subterfuge away happened today and can i ask arizona area. from the real important issues what's been lost or harmed in yesterday he allowed the likes of tucson and flagstaff to put in this case. i will just say that we stick by the legal uncertainty, in these those mask requirements in. the city council here in cycles of not knowing what's phoenix, the country's fifth our comments made on yesterday, largest city is voting on their going to happen? >> i'm sorry. own measure here this afternoon. but i'm hoping people will trend just today, more than 2,500 new back to the crux of this issue i can't see. can you hear me? cases, another record for the and the crux of this issue is state of arizona. today also marks the most that mr. brooks is dead for >> yes. hospitalizations for arizona. >> okay. really no valid reason at all. a lot of what's been lost is it also marks the most number of honestly first and foremost icu beds in use. >> mr. samuel, officer brosnan, 32 more deaths here in arizona. sleep. can you clear that up for us? a lot of worry has overwhelmed because you both are saying two governor to ignore. different things on what seems this was the reality ever since the undocumented community as we to be just a yes or a no answer. that may 15th stay-at-home order is he going to be cooperating expired. anticipated this ruling from the you saw those numbers go up. with the d.a. against officer supreme court. this country has a long history i also want to tell you, just this morning, three major of not being on the right side of justice. casinos here, casinos closed. rolfe? >> he's not cooperating against while a lot of people like including one of them. anybody. myself are organizing in the we introduced you yesterday, you he's going to provide accurate movement for black lives, we guys, to lena washington. information about what happened. were anticipating this ruling her father robert went back to he's going to describe what's in work at one of those casinos on these videos and in these body from the supreme court. it's been honest a lot lost, but the day that it opened one month cams. he's going to describe what he

ago. two weeks later, he contracted saw, what he heard during these we rejoice today in knowing the the virus and passed away june events. 11th. you know, witnesses are this morning the casino is now witnesses. supreme court affirms that home saying they are re-evaluating they're not -- they don't belong to either party. is here. their safety measures in place they don't belong to the >> we're heading into another prosecution. and that they are going to be he doesn't belong to the state. campaign season. as you know they're often ugly closing for the time being. and he's not going to testify the governor also gave the state against someone. right now, we're focusing on, with this president. you know, the defense of him. they often target migrant and agencies the authority to the false charges that the immigrant communities. do you have worries that as we enforce cdc guidelines within district attorney brought against him, which by the way, businesses. head into another political as you've seen video, as we've have nothing to do with the season that politics will once told you about from the bars to shooting. but you know, the allegation again be injected into issues restaurants to retailers, that he was too slow in there's been hardly any mask rendering aid, which is just around dreamers or just wearing the last several weeks. and the governor gave the thumbs preposterous if you look at the up to begin for law enforcement migrant/immigrant community in videos. general? to begin enforcing those cdc so i kind of agree with >> i'm 1,000% certain that this guidelines within those mr. howard, a little bit of a businesses. tempest in a teapot to talk will be a strategy by the >> vaughn hillyard, thank you about whether he's going to current administration to wheel cooperate or not. very much. chuck, this is what you had been he is going to cooperate. in and to continue support by he's going to talk to the gbi, saying for weeks. attacking the immigrant when businesses have instances and if someone from the d.a.'s office has questions about the of coronavirus, there is an community, the lgbtq community, outbreak, it's going to be hard interview we did the other day, to convince people to go back to the black u.s. born community he's going to answer those and all other communities they those businesses regardless of questions too. >> officer brosnan and continuous attack. what officials were recommending mr. samuel, i'm curious, and however, i'm sure that my or requiring that they do. >> well, and the casinos there, community and many others will officer brosnan, thinking back you are better off closing even continue tonight back and win in for a day, even if you really

to that night, are there things the same manner we did today. didn't need to close for a day, you wish were done differently because for marketing purposes, >> what a thunderstorm of issues you have to let the public's got and were handled differently? in our country at a time when to know you're trying. and i think in some ways, we've already had people in the streets day and night for 23 businesses, and a situation like >> at this point in time, until that, they are almost i speak with the gbi, that's a days. our thanks to dinia and joella incentivized to temporarily shut conversation i want to have with down in order to make sure them and any of their parties who are investigating it. patrons feel reassured down the road. there's a lot of different >> do you have any message to for joining us and sharing their mr. brooks' family that you want incentives here. reaction on a big day from the the failure of imagination on to express? >> yeah, i think this is a supreme court. the federal level about how you when we come back the other tragic event, and it's totally a reopen this economy. now back to the big supreme big story that's gotten under court decision of today. total tragedy a man had to lose the president's skin, that's the the court preserving, for now, his life that night. one of president obama's >> officer brosnan, the d.a. tell-all by john bolton. signature executive orders, if you will, by upholding the the president calling it lies says officer rolfe kicked and made up stories. deferred action for childhood mr. brooks twice after he was justice department arguing it's arrivals policy. shot and on the ground. joining us for more on that, did you see that happening? classified. jonathan lemier notes it can't former senior adviser to former president obama, valerie >> i did not. be both. jarrett. later the president says she advised the president on it's fading away. lots of issues we're discussing >> you may remember -- these days, including criminal the coronavirus is surging in justice reform, police reform, >> go ahead. the sun belt. >> i was going to say, if you it's another case of it can't be among other topics. look at the video, what happened valerie, good to see you. both. let me just start with daca. after the scuffle is that we'll talk about both stories officer brosnan got a when we come back. concussion. he was thrown to the ground.

it is -- you know, it's he was shot by his own taser. interesting to see the court and he disoriented, not only no decision in some ways basically n-n-n-no-no the court saying, we're not only discover has no annual fee on any card. from the concussion but by the going to -- the way president crowds that have already started n-n-n-no-no trump tried to shut it down was struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. yelling. and he is disoriented and the wrong way to do something. doesn't even know who shot the just wet, squeeze and erase icky messes in microwaves ironically had president trump gun. and he actually hides behind a been willing to sign an car when he hears the gunshots. and on stovetops executive order, there would be and then walks up to the scene. for an amazing clean, no daca. get the power of mr. clean magic eraser in disposable sheets. what is your reaction to all of so he didn't see, you know, officer rolfe's first encounter this? >> i have to tell you, i cried with brooks. and so he can't provide any when i heard about the decision information about that at all. you get the freedom of what a 7-day return policy. thinking about the 700,000 young one way or the other. this isn't some dealership test drive around the block. people who have been living in it's better. so if you just look at the limbo, wondering what their this is seven days to put your carvana car video, you'll see he knows very to the test and see if it fits your life. plight was who love this little about what happened in the initial encounter, and he load it up with a week's worth of groceries. country, who but for a piece of certainly rendered aid as fast take the kiddos out for ice cream. paper are citizens. and what the supreme court ruled as he could. check that it has enough wiggle room in your garage. is the way he did it didn't take there were other officers there you get the time to make sure you love it. into consideration the who also were standing there. consequences, the impact it and on the 6th day, we'll reach out and make sure everything's amazing. would have and that they just officer brosnan with a messed it up. concussion is the only one, not if so... excellent. the other officers who show up, if not, swap it out for another and i hope that this is a chance or return it for a refund. to take a step back and say, is who actually starts rendering it's that simple. this really who we are? aid and doing cpr. because at carvana, your car happiness and putting the is what makes us happy. is this consistent with our values? and i don't think it is. so today is a good day for the wounds and the compression supreme court. bandages. he gets charged. from grills to play setsutdoor

i'm appreciative that they he gets charged with failing to reached the decision that they did on behalf of all of those render aid, where all these and more one of a kind finds. other police officers are justf young people and their families. it all ships free. >> but valerie, i guess there's still limbo they're living in. diagnosed with a concussion? and with new deals every day it's still a stroke of a pen you can explore endless options at every price point. could all of a sudden deal a >> after the incident, i went to real horrible blow to these the hospital and that day, the get your outdoor oasis delivered fast so you can get folks. congress looks like they are afraid of the issue, frankly. doctor diagnosed me. the good times going. >> mr. samuel, do you think the ♪ wayfair. you've got just what i need. ♪ i think what do you hope happens d.a., if they're going to bring next? >> well, i hope that the charges against officer brosnan, then do you think the d.a. president keeps his self in should have brought charges on check and decides to rethink the other police officers that were standing around? this and sign the executive is that what you're saying? order that continues what >> you know, i use it by president obama put in place. which is to allow them to stay illustration. i don't think anybody should in this country. many of them are serving in our have been charged with failure military, teaching in our to render aid. he's getting cpr in less than schools, citizens who are paying two minutes after the shooting. taxes. they love this country. they are behaving as citizens. it took officer brosnan time to get there. they had to get the first aid and so why we would want to do kit. they're turning him over to try to find the exit wounds and the something so cruel and send a message around the world that entrance wounds. that's what our values are? they get a knife. i don't think so. they're cutting off his shirt in i don't think it's consistent order to help render aid. with what it means to be an open you can hear the sirens coming. nobody should have been charged.

i only point out that other democracy. >> valerie, thanks for being officers were there to show how ludicrous are the charges here. i want to get your take on the against him, who had just been bolton book. the trump administration and the put on the ground and has a campaign both are saying that he concussion. he's the one who supposedly has no credibility. failed to render aid. the answer is nobody failed to democrats were certainly very upset with him because he render aid. everybody did as much as they refused to testify in the house could to help this man. nobody wanted him to get shot. during impeachment proceedings. nobody winjured. what is your take on this bolton book, and how much credibility certainly nobody wanted it to be do you think he has? a encounter, >> look, i think it's disappointing he chose to make money through a book deal rather than go through the proper procedure of appearing before congress and telling what he knew when it was relevant to the impeachment. what he disclosed of the book reinforces what we knew which is that president trump puts himself first before our country. and when it comes to foreign affairs, that's just not who we are. it isn't who we should -- what we should expect from the president of the united states. so no real surprises here. i think it's consistent with what many of us thought all along.

i wish he had come forward when it was relevant to the impeachment instead of waiting until it's lucrative. >> two of the big accusations in the book are, one, that the president was pleading with china to buy more agricultural goods in order to help him win the election. trump win the election. and also, that he was okay with the concentration camps that the uighurs are in, in china. when i talk to my sources at the campaign and the white house, they say that the china thing is not a big deal because they are going to hit biden on china hard. it's not going to convince a new book from president anyone. but i did speak to one trump trump's former national security ally who was concerned about the adviser john bolton continues to position that he took on the send shock waves through official washington and uighurs, that that would make elsewhere. after copies were obtained by evangelicals uncomfortable given the way that christians might be various journalists ahead of its treated in china. publication. the highly anticipated book those two things under a normal paints a picture of a commander administration -- would a president be asking another in chief that is uninformed and leader of a nation to help him win re-election by buying easily manipulated by other

products? is that something that's in the world leaders, including those realm of possibility for that? by china and turkey. and then what's your president the president spent the last 24 hours hurling insults at john bolton writing, quote, bolton's book which is getting terrible reviews is a compilation of lies and made up stories intended to make me look bad. many of the statements he attributes to me were never made. but the department of justice is taking a different approach. they're ramping up efforts to stop the book from hitting shelves, even though the book is already in the hands and homes of countless journalists and reviewers. it's been printed and packed and shipped to book stores and warehouses. in a new lawsuit your justice department is seeking to delay the book's publication alleging the contents contain classified information. just last night that same justice department filed an emergency application for a

temporary restraining order and a motion for an injunction to prevent the book's release. a judge set the hearing for tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. >> joining us now is eugene robinson writer with the "washington post." also with us is elise jordan a former aid to the george w. bush white house. eugene, i'm one of the journalists with the bock. i've been reading it myself. i go all the way back to courtney cuby and i broke the story that john bolton was joining the trump white house as the national security advise because donald trump drew discontent with h.r. mcmasterser who was humiliated in his dismissal. john bolton was brought in over some mild objections from secretary mattis.

donald trump loves people until they tell the truth about donald trump. then he doesn't just hate them. they're liars. they saw nothing. then he uses his bouncer ag barr to sue them. sounds like donald trump private citizen. >> yeah, it's the same donald trump. isn't it amazing how whenever, you know, he's fired someone who has written a book or says something true about donald trump he says, well, i hired him. he was washed up. one wonders why the president who promised to hire only the best people keeps hiring all these washed up people. you know, mattis was washed up. kelly was washed up. they're all washed up if they say something critical about the president. then, of course, there is that ridiculous contradiction on the one hand saying it's all lies,

on the other hand saying it's all classified, which would indicate it's true. if it's lies, why would you have to classify lies? it's -- he's not having fun. the president is not having fun with this. you know, john bolton, well, you know, better late than never maybe. maybe not. he should have told us all this months ago. >> elise, to put a finer point on what gene said, a fiction cannot technically become classified. a fictional conversation that never happens on the phone with a foreign leader can't then be made up in someone's mind and classified. that's why the attacks are on john bolton that he made it all up and two that it's classified information, the argument the

doj is pursuing. this is where adam schiff and joe biden have landed, the substance. john bolton's indictment of both donald trump's stupidity and supreme moral, ethical and i would say nationalistic corruption is detailed on page, after page, after page of this 592-page book. let me read you some humor horrors. this is from the new yo"new yor times" report. when mr. xi explained why he was building concentration camps in china, mr. trump said he should go ahead with building the camps, which he thought was the right thing to do. gob smacking. >> nicolle, gob smacking,

horrific, absolutely loathsome that the american president isn't a voice for freedom in the world. he's egging on the chinese authoritarian leading to keep building concentration camps. that's what the united states foreign policy has become under donald trump. john bolton shouldn't have had any illusions when he stepped into the role as to what donald trump's priorities were. everyone could see clearly it's all about donald trump and his family and his personal wealth. john bolton went for the power. it went bad. he and donald trump deserved each other for the time that they were together and now, you know, we're seeing the aftermath of a really messy break up of two morally dubious characters. >> elise, john bolton is a lot,

even his friends describe him as a bit of an unusual guy. the president who finds fault in so many things is known to real not have liked his mustache which was famously described years ago looking like a guy who had just bitten into a jelly donut. what john bolton is at the end of the day is an instituti institutionalist. how likely is it he would have shovelled classified information and put simon and schuster on the hook for said publications? >> the career lawyer reported signed off on the book. it was when the book went to wider review that the liberations ensued about whether

some of the passages are classified. that's going to be the most interesting part watching the legal battle unfold. given the rampant overclassification that goes on in the u.s. government, it seems it wouldn't be hard for the government to make that argument. it's interesting to know that john bolton supported the death penalty for other leakers like chelsea manning when he said that chelsea manning should be executed for his classified disclosures. it will be interesting to see how this plays out for john bolton. >> eugene, our friend nicolle having admitted on national television she has the book, i'm picturing her ring doorbell camera and the attorney general coming to the house to get the book back. >> there's a whole bunch of people in line before me. >> you mentioned such an important point, that the president is often willing to call attention to what can be

second, third and fourth tier personnel hiring decisions by him and his administration in order to protect the self. he sometimes calls artillery in on his own bad choices because at the end of the day he has to protect number one. >> it's all about protecting number one. you know, every anecdote, every story in the book that i've heard so far, nicolle can tell us about the others. it's all about donald trump. so that's the way he treats his staff. you would wonder at this point why do people who have any reputation in any standing in any field go to work for donald trump in this white house because it's never going to end well. if you have principles, if you have integrity and you try to stand up for what is right, at

any level it's not going to end well because what you're there to do is further the personal and political interests of donald trump and his family. that's what you're there to do. we've never had a white house like this before. i hope we never have a white house like this again. that's the reality of where we are now and we're paying the price for it. >> to our friend eugene robinson and elise jordan, our thanks for being with us today. another break. when we come back the surge in coronavirus cases in arizona, other sun belt states, it's raising new fears from health workers. it's forcing businesses that were re-opening to once again

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