vossoughian, if you're just joining, us welcome to you. if you're sticking with us, we're thankful for that. the case against the former president, what the first moves from the special counsel can tallies about how bill tried donald trump. when there is a mountain of evidence they appear to have against -- >> the legal theory by which he gets the gap battle plans, sensitive national security information as his personal papers is absurd. obviously, these documents are not purely private it's obvious. >> do you believe he lied to the justice department? >> do i personally believe it, yes. >> and no matter what evidence they have hard core trump supporters are standing by their man. >> line order, important to you if he committed these crimes he should do the time? >> i don't think he did it on purpose. i don't think he would've done if he knew was breaking the law. >> good liars where at trump's

arraignment, we'll have more what they heard from the maga -- plus, president biden sticks by the plan to avoid the indictment of as he kicks off his campaign. i'll talk to jennifer mcclelland a member of the presidents campaign advisor board about that strategy -- to keep an eye on the severe weather impacting millions of people on this father's day. a live reporter in just a couple of minutes as well. we want to begin the with the latest fallout from the indictment of donald trump. although special counsel jack smith's call for a speedy trial has been met with skepticism. some action on the case has already begun. this week smith filed a restaurant -- to the public. meanwhile judge aileen cannon disrupted lawyers -- will not taught to obtain clearance to view the highly classified documents at the center of this case. i want to bring in now to talk more about this national security bradley moss. bradley, thank you for joining us on this.

one of the reasons for jackson did not want to jump to talk about evidence scenes obvious. but trump was also saying, mid was saying that they can take information pertaining to ongoing investigations. that could quote, identify uncharged individuals. we know jack smith is also investigating january six as well. there's been talk a possible charges in new jersey, bedminster, where he showed classified documents, we learned that in a 45-page indictment. what do you think about some of the statements from the special counsel? >> some of this was somewhat standard. for tequila early, the nature of the protective order. this is a national security case. this is gonna be classified information at play. it's gonna implicate the classified information procedures act. which will oversee how this is all handled given the various classified documents at play. that's why judge cannon required that --

security clearances. that's why the protective orders in place. they didn't even object to that. park they knew that that was gonna go through. the other parts that we got though from jack smith, this thing about details under investigation and other uncharged individuals. that raises the question, is there someone particularly at pork. meadows comes to mind, what he may have taken, what he housed. anyone else tied to the inner trump world. who was part of this obstruction scene that was alleged by jack smith, would that evidence outline, reflect what might potentially be charges coming down the road against those individuals. it could simply have been some overplay language, but it hinted that there's more potential indictments against other people coming. >> so, answer this for me. when we look at the transparency of the trial in our future. there's been a lot of calls for full transparency, as we all know ambled sides of this, there's a lot of distrust the justice system overall. specifically, when it comes to

this special counsel and how the judge is gonna play things out. if you have judge aileen cannon asking for the attorneys from both trump and nauta to get security clearance to view the documents that they need to view. to oversee this case, how would that then speak to, and play transparency with the trial? is it out of the realm of possibility? >> i don't expect any excessive, and the extra transparency coming from judge cannon beyond what the standard rules in some, in southern florida permit and require in that courthouse. the issue with the clearances isn't unnecessary part of this. that was gonna be if cam and granted part of a pretrial discovery issue because of the classified information. they need to provide some measure of access. at least to the attorneys, if not walt nauta and mr. trump as well as part of discovery, and procedures in place. that's why cpi, the federal law

that -- but when it comes to the idea of cameras being in the courtroom, of live tweeting, at the moment it doesn't sound like she's necessarily gonna be in the mood for any of that. we'll see. i know there's media push for that, it would make it interesting. but people are looking for the second coming of oj's trial. i don't think you're gonna see that in this case. >> well, it's not just interesting. i gotta say i was outside federal courthouse in miami. i talked to a lot of different people. both democrats and republicans if they shared anything in common it was wanted to see what happened in that court. not because of the drama of it all. and watching the former president of the united states be indicted on federal charges. but because of holding people accountable. and seeing how this process plays out. >> yeah, you wouldn't think that given those obvious public interest factors that there would be greater transparency. we haven't seen it yet.

the magistrate pushback on some of the efforts to do that in the enrollment, we'll see what judge cannon does when it comes before on a separate motion by various organizations. i believe nbc news is one of them. to try to open this up. but ironically, the person that don't want this to be livestreamed, cameras, and everything is kind of be the criminal defendants, mr. trump and mr. nauta, they don't want the public to be able to watch all that. in color, with the audio, and all that because it would put it in much more greater effect then what a piece of paper does, what people don't tend to read in detail. seeing it, nothing can compare to what we saw with the oj trial, decades ago. and what that brought into americans homes, doing that in this case would be very damaging for the criminal defendants. even if they potentially work out a hung jury in the end. which would be their best hope. i don't think they want that level of transparency. >> bradley moss, thank you, we appreciated. we're following breaking news everybody. we're learning more about a

shooting that took place last night at a juneteenth celebration and wilbur, of. an unknown number of >> -- from multiple weapons into a crowd killing one victim and injuring 22 others. at this time there are no suspects in custody. and no known motive for this attack. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you any developments. let's talk weather, there's been extreme weather across this country over the last couple. today's for monitoring this round of storms set to hit the gulf coast area this afternoon into the evening. right now 40 million people are considered at risk, low amounts of rain, hail, heavy winds are expected to move eastward. these storms are coming days after a massive deadly tornado hit the town of perryton, texas, near the oklahoma border. with that i want to bring in nbc's -- and perrytown, is the sound towns aiming to continue with recovery efforts as well. jay, take us there and how are things looking? >> yes, gas, been getting

better you wouldn't believe the work they've done in the brief few days to clean things up. i'm in the middle of what used to be a home design center and prairieton. you can see not a lot left here, a lot of splintered wood, shattered glass broken, bricks, murder. but as tornadoes you can see it looks like it had an effect. you have samples that remain with everything around this torn down. the unit was here for a few minutes, we talked with him, he said he sent folks home about 15 minutes before the storm hit. they closed the doors and got out. no question he likely saved supplies, this place is justin ruin right now. let's talk a little bit about the effort underground. they had to stop things overnight or late yesterday because of strong winds and a system of heavy rain that moved through the area. today, thankfully, it's allowed

teams to get in and clear away what they can, move things out of the way. but the sheriff says is that there in a twofold process right. now, first ensuring that the hundred or so people who lost their homes have a place to stay. and for many, that's gonna be an extended stay. there are some areas where the homes are just gone. there is nothing left. they're gonna have to find a place to stay. and then you have the effort to clean things up. that's moving as quickly as you can imagine. there's still a lot of work to be done. -- it's still an issue. less than 1000 though without power at this point. and that's in just some of the hardest hit areas. what's to come, unfortunately, it looks like some severe heat. the state of texas is gonna be dealing with that heat over the next several days. and they have planned ahead of that. they have a cooling center that's been sent up in the area to help some of those deal with those conditions as they work out of what the tornado left behind. >> a lot going on there.

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the allegations of not handling our nation's top secrets, in accordance with blogger, talking about obstruction of justice. i view them serious and disqualified for commander-in-chief. >> just want to remind folks that fbi director chris wray was appointed by the former president of the united states. talk more about this, i want to bring charlie skyes, -- msnbc contributor, charlie is great to talk to you about this. i want to pick up on some of this that we just. heard you have tim scott, asa hutchinson taking on very different strategies when it comes to approaching former presidents indictment. how do you see this playing into the run up to the nomination from the republican party? >> for the first fact, you have to acknowledge that donald trump is right now the strong favorite to be renominated. he's ahead in the polls. nobody's made, nobody's gotten that much traction. but it's interesting watching the various -- we have isa hutchinson and

chris christie have drawn a great red line, saying that these are serious allegations of the president's conduct has been egregious and illegal. mike pence is trying to watch, walk this very interesting and crooked tight rope. suggesting you can't defend the president. but also attacking -- also attacking the department of justice. we have people like tim scott, ron desantis, who decided they're gonna run against donald trump by embracing his campaign of obstruction of justice and delegitimizing the criminal justice system. >> so, mike pence, i'm glad you brought him. up the plates of the sound in the last hour. talking more about policy she's at which he's diverging from the former president. first and foremost, it was ukraine. where you talk to my colleague sean todd saying without -- without saying that the former president's rooting for vladimir putin versus bottle there is a line ski.

he also mentioned the former presidents positioning on the debt, i want to play that for you and then we will talk. >> donald trump's position on the national debt is identical to joe biden's. and to may the republican party has to be the party of growth and fiscal responsibility and reform. >> he served in the administration, he was the former vice president of the united states under donald trump. and now he's going after him on policy. is this a way to go on this? >> it's a whole lot of cognitive dissonance from mike pence. he's trying to make a calculation that he can run to the right of donald trump. that assumes that there is still a reagan night republican party. this sounds very pre 2016. a lot of what these candidates do, what they want to do, of course is to present themselves

as an alternative to donald trump. without antagonizing the trump base. it's interesting that mike pence is distancing himself on a lot of things, he was super credible but the conduct in the confidential document. case but he's unable to push far enough away to carve out a segment of the electorate, which is why it's so strange watching a former vice president of the united states run for president with single digit support in the polls. i'm gus not sure how that's going to change for mike pence. >> you have chris christie, desantis really not using the former president's name ongoing after ham. then you have chris christie, growing after than sass in -- donald trump and he's using his name. a lot of folks are not optimistic that chris christie is gonna measure to any polling, or percentage and break out of

this thing. all that being said does he have a chance. we're so far out, we cannot say this enough. >> right, he's very unlikely that chris christie is gonna run this nomination. i don't think it will happen. but he caught interesting numbers in new hampshire. he's getting a little bit of a bump. i think the importance that chris christie campaign is whether or not he's gonna succeed in inflicting damage on donald trump. he could be a great candidate if in fact he can draw blood from the predator of the republican party. and that seems to be one of his goals. i don't think there's gonna be a debate, i don't think donald trump will ever allow himself to be on the stage with chris christie, but chris christie is hitting hard, he's carving out very specific rain in this primary so far. >> you gotta love slices, it doesn't matter how much time laugh, chris christie's not getting it. thank you so much.

still ahead everyone, the execution in iran 40 years ago today. taking on new importance in the country. a special report on. that plus, congresswoman a member of presidential biden's national advisory report jennifer mcclellan joins me to talk about biden strategy of silence on the trump indictment. and our friends, the good liars, talk to trump supporters outside of the arraignment and it appears fake news is now in the former presidents bathroom. >> you keep the papers in the bathroom. >> what are you saying about the photographs? what about the photographs? >> it's a stage. >> none of that stuff would've been in the bathroom. that looks like biden's house. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside

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the president spending his father stay away from public view. as reelection campaign machine is ramping up after its first major event saturday in philadelphia. gary grumbach is in -- dairy, great to talk to. you give us the message that the president is sending to voters now that he's back in campaign mode? >> he summed it up effectively saying yesterday, if you like what i've done over the past two years, you like what i'm talking about doing over the next few years, keep me on for

four more years. that's his message. he was talking about jobs, he believes there going in the right direction. inflation, he believes that's going in the correct direction as. while he talked about some of his key legislative priorities, things like the inflation reduction act, the infrastructure bill, some of the signal signature priorities uncle used to campaign over the next few years. here's what he said, yesterday. >> you've carried the country on your back, you carried long enough. it's time for millionaires, billionaires, big corporations to pay their fair share. i can get that done. i need you badly. are you with? >> now we saw president biden in philadelphia, or not gonna see him over the next few weeks and months is iowa, or new hampshire, south carolina. some of those early primary states. -- rose garden strategy they're calling. it where he's gonna legislate, he's gonna be president something that others in the

field cannot do. >> gary, had talked about the fundraising campaign as well. how that mission is cranking up ahead of the campaign season? >> he's not gonna be traveling over the country for campaign. events will be traveling all around the country for fund-raisers. he starting tomorrow, going out west from other of fundraisers over the next two weeks, yasmin, we're expecting 20 fundraisers with the dnc, and the biden campaign, hopefully everywhere from park avenue, down to dallas, texas, where the president, vice president, first lazy -- yasmin. >> gary grumbach, thank you. i want to bring in now congressman you jennifer mcclellan, democrat of virginia, who serves as a member of a campaign of the national advisory board. congressman, thank you for joining us. we appreciate. it can you take us inside the strategy. we saw the first campaign kickoff event. it was where the president likes to be most, in front of union workers in the affiliate

area. we wouldn't expect any different with that. again, no mention of his rivals, recent in federal indictment. take us inside the thinking of that strategy? >>, bali american people are voting for a president, not necessarily i guess. someone i think president biden is focused on what he has done as president, what democrats have done. and what we have done and what he's done is very popular. we need to make sure that the american voters know about. so, that's the strategy. >> i want to read for folks like you told the new york times, we need to stay focused on our imagine not get caught up in the trump circus. our own jen psaki as well, former press secretary saying that democrats will stay quiet. but only -- for now she said. and an aide telling nbc news, it's now practice to let them dominate when you hear is jen

psaki say, for now. is there are up turning point in which the president does need to speak up about these indictments, or do you stay out of the political fray? for this time? >> this is a legal matter that the court will sort out, whether the former president is guilty or not. the allegations are very serious. president biden is focused on what he and vice president harris have done for the american people. and what they'll continue to do for the american people. look, my own special election, or i go to perform and -- for special elections. they prove that people want something to vote for. they want to know what you've done for them. and what you're going to do for them. and that's what we need to focus on. >> and it's interesting because the folks that are voting for the former president they also don't necessarily want to hear about this indictment despite the fact that the actually

support him through it, wondering how that's gonna play against him as he's talking about a campaign trail. tim scott set on the morning shows today, he's trying to be president of the united states as we will. no which he filed -- fire all doj leadership. what do you make of that? >> at the end of the day the allegations against the former president are extremely serious. the court system will sort it out whether he's guilty or innocent. he's entitled to the same due process as any other criminal defendant. that's separate from what we need to do going forward to run this country and the department of justice that is empowered to do its job is important. -- and to uphold the law of the land. we are a nation of laws. and the rule of law is critically important. anyone running for president indicates they want to use doj

as their alone political sandbox probably shouldn't be president. >> a lot of your colleagues, i was speaking to leanne caldwell from the washington post in the past hour, republicans in the house essentially are gonna be going after the doj, fbi as wall, especially when it comes to funding so on and so forth. our real attack on the overall justice system and we see it happen and we know it's gonna happen the reportings telling us it's gonna happen. what can democrats to do to protect the department of justice? >> i think democrats need to uphold the rule of law. democrats see to ensure that all of our federal agencies have the resources, the independents do their job whether it's the doj, or the department of energy. republicans can't win on their ideas, or on their policies then they go to the circus. lead donie to get bogged down

in their circus, we need to focus on governing, we need to focus on making sure that the american people know what we've done. because the republicans have proven that they can. >> rapid representative, jennifer mcclellan, we thank you. after the break, juneteenth celebrations are already under way ahead of the newest federal holiday, we're live from our nation's capital with more on the festivities, coming up next. festivities, coming up next >> i'm ayman mohyeldin, tonight on ayman will take a deep dive into the republican party, authoritarian bargain with donald trump, even his rival presidential opponents won't denounce the now twice impeached, twice indicted ex president. we've got barbara mcquade, enjoyed in ruben, will join me to -- trump addiction and how it's warping our democratic institutions. that's tonight, nine eastern right here on msnbc. here on msnbc. ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary.

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are happening all around the country for juneteenth. the nation's newest federal holiday. -- when enslaved black texans for scott word of their freedom back in 1865. more than two years after the emancipation proclamation was signed. nbc's -- in the nation's capital and joins us now. take us there if you well, marissa, tell us how things are going and in terms of what you're hearing the conversation folks are happening around you? >> absolutely.

we'll get to the national park. the national scope in a second. i want to explain what you're seeing behind me here. you mentioned were and georgetown, along the waterfront of the nation's capital. there's boats behind me over my shoulder here in a little bit they're gonna kick off an event for juneteenth. the idea being that they wanted to remind people of the history, of not just d.c., but along the waterfront this is a place that was manned, they were black americans that were manning the docs that were, they were black captains, they're expecting a big turnout here on the water. a lot of boats here. when it comes to juneteenth thing to remember here is that it is some very new federal holiday. it was only recognized in 2021. typically, before that this was more of a grassroot celebration. among black friends, black families, but now it's growing into something much larger that's recognized with events that are happening across the country. including right here in georgetown. we spoke to an organizer and people showing up about the nuance of the state. there's very gainful roots of

course and why this day came to beat began. left but they want to draw and drive the conversation forward on what it means going forward. >> i think it's also important that although we have endured a great deal of trauma in this country, and we still do, we also deserve to celebrate ourselves, we also deserve to not have everything bisson tie to the hardship. there's a ridge part of our culture that should be celebrated and acknowledge more. and sometimes we need to do that for ourselves. there's more joy in being a mock american. i take a huge amount of pride in that. >> something that we heard a lot today is celebrating black excellence. and that's something that we're seeing in all kinds of events. whether it's this one that's just starting here along the georgetown waterfront. our other events, there's a parade happening in philadelphia this weekend, other parts of the country. you mentioned how we're looking forward. this is a good day to have that kind of conversation.

especially since 2020 the racial reckoning of that summer. the reparations are a big part of the conversation that are happening in advance across the country right now. it's important to take stock for the stance. we're on the precipice of a groundbreaking report that's gonna be released by the california reparations task force. it's happening june 29th, they expect to years doing research with economist take a look at what exactly that would look like. and who would qualify. and how much money would go out to those who would qualify. and california would sort of provide the roadmap for that, jasmine, we know that on june 29th we're gonna have that huge report released. and that will then go to the california assembly who would then decide how much would go to those who qualify. and those who qualify would fall into the category of those who are direct descendants of black slaves in the state of california. are those who can prove that they were descendants of black americans who lived in the state before the 1900. again, a lot on the docket. here with the overarching theme

here again is looking at, celebrating black excellence but remembering their routes and where things stand today. >> absolutely. marissa parra, thank you. all right, still ahead, the good liars are back after delivering some uncomfortable truths to trump supporters at his arraignment this week. >> it's hypothetical right now, what you're saying. tony >> know, it's not hypothetical. it's unsafe. >> i don't know that, i haven't seen a. >> it's in the indictment. >> okay, all right. get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction.

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last week, many of you are watching i was in miami covering the wild circus that donald trump was arraigned on criminal charges with connection with the calcified documents case. there are friends that got up close and personal with the trump, who gather to support

the former president. >> he said he declassified them. i believe. he said he declassified many documents. >> ante piece at he did not declassified. >> i didn't hear the tape, i don't. >> tell us about the sign? >> it's jack smith that should be prosecuted not donald trump. my point is jack smith is targeting the man who's done more for you, and the rest of the country and therefore that makes jack smith a traitor, guilty of treason, a cia mole. and he needs to be in jail. >> i know trump is not a paying paid, he's not a messy person, he has a lot of -- stored in a secured area and had two secret service agent standing at that door, the door was locked. >> a secure area, you're talking about the -- the bathroom it wasn't? >> no, that's [bleep] >> that's

from the indictment. >> no, that's what they put in. there are none of that stuff flipping the bathroom, that's biden's house. >> they say, your donald trunk. at -- you know that there after you. you end up keeping the papers in the bathroom? >> what are you saying about the photographs, what about them? >> it's a stage. it's stupid. for a person who knows that it's being investigated, it's being watched. >> i agree with you it's stupid. >> stupid. >> stupid. >> why the bathroom. so, you could see that there are all lies. >> davram davram and jason selvig, we saw you down there in miami. great to see you back. some of the footage you are able to gather. davram i, think it's just ring especially that last conversation you had, i thought the same thing.

i remember when jack smith made the statement after the indictment. urging every american to read the 49-page indictment. i thought to myself, they're a lot of americans don't believe a thing that said in this indictment despite the evidence that shown. and there are, what you showed us kind of proves that, right? that they can physically look at a picture with you and not believe what is in that very picture. >> absolutely. yeah, because look at the indictment, many of them had not read the indictment. but for those that have. they see it and not believe it at all. and with that last person i spoke to, this defense for the whole thing is that that would be too stupid to have the documents, to keep them in the bathroom. why would someone do this, it would be so stupid. and of course, i agree. that it was stupid. but also believe it to be true. >> i know that hillary clinton's name came up a lot,

jason, and there was an argument being made essentially that political opponent shouldn't target their, political figure should not target their opponents. and kind of, it's ironic considering the lock her up chant during the 2016 election. i want to play a bit of that sound, then we will talk. >> what do you think in general about jailing political opponents? >> totally against, against the constitution, it's not american. it's not the u.s.. i mean, think about it. >> so, i feel like we're talking about two different things. i'm talking about when trump was trying to get it luria jail in 2016? >> all, i see what you mean. >> you are trump rallies in 2016? >> yes, -- >> when he was chanting lock her up, lock her up. >> i was chanting along with him. but let me say this, she wouldn't have investigated, they never investigated anything in matter fact they

dropped it under the rug. >> the fbi announced an investigation into hillary clinton, 11 days with -- a lot of people feel acosta the election. so, they did do that. >> they did do the investigation? i never heard of it. >> this is why all of this is so interesting to me. i know that was davram, but, jason i want you to go first. and then davram you weigh into. it's like to matter what happens, haven't chance parents either as, hillary clinton was investigated for a year. and then they decided that it did not merit any charges. despite all of that, they still don't believe that. but guy right there are saying to davram, that he -- she was. >> right,. it was interesting because at the indictment usually the trump rally the -- let's go, brandon, or make america great again. the thing we heard most here is what about, it was wide about

joe biden, what about hillary. , and i think it was kind of interesting, we heard what about jfk senior. because one of the qanon believers thinks he's a line and present. i will go down that raid of my brain will explode. it was interesting because that's the same argument that donald trump gives on his social media. after talking to a lot of these people it becomes clear that they weren't getting their news, they didn't read the indictment, they weren't reading articles on. it a lot of them were actually getting their news on the trump indictment from donald trump social media feed on truth social. it's hard for them to change their opinion on any of the staff. but the new source on the indictment is from donald trump. >> davram, is there ever a point where you feel unsafe in these situations, especially considering the fact that you've been to many of these rallies, i'm sure you've seen repeatedly the same people over and over again. at one point today recognize and understand who you are.

and what your objective is i am agile? >> i think we approach people with the truth which is that they can talk to us if they want to. we talked a lot of people, we ran into some of the same people over and over. but we're up and honest. saying, do you want to talk to us for wire here, it's no different because of the indictment. and people don't hold back. they say what they think as outrageous tacitus. i want to say for the most part that we do not deal with dangerous not to say that there aren't a tense moments, where -- we talk to people and they want to talk. >> i want to play one more piece of sound with a woman that you guys interviewed, i think it davram was. talking about fox news. >> i find it in truth the news, and fox news -- >> fox news just paid 700 and -- to lying to the viewers? >> no.

that was because he paid the seminar million dollars because of the computers, you know, when you vote. they kind of steal the votes. >> they don't, that's what fox news told you, but they admitted lying and had to pay seven $86 million for lying to its viewers. >> i miss back. i saw it. i saw it -- >> because they reported. they made it feel like it was true. but then they have to pay a bunch of money because they were lying. >> i don't believe that. >> i don't believe that. no matter what, she does not believe. that's what happens, fox news even admitted that the lied. >> they should have to pay continue to pay until they've corrected the record. as long as people believe this stuff they should oh more money. the damage has been done and they did not have any coverage of their own enormous payout,

their enormous settlement because of all the lies that they told. and people still believe it regardless of what they're told. >> jason selvig, happy first father's day to you. i hope you're having a good day. davram, have a good day. thank you. >> happy sunday! >> happy father's day to my. dad >> happy sunday, happy brunch day two davram. before i go, happy father's day on this special day. we wanted to show off the yasmin teams data as we honor these incredibly special man. here is mine. i lost him way too soon. i love you so much. i hope you're looking down on me and that you're proud of me every day. for anyone that's what lost that, it's always way too soon. while we call it father's day it surely should be called a dad's day. while anyone can be a father, it takes someone very special to be a dad. they come in all shapes, all sizes, the handy dad, the

daddy's girl dad, the lgbtq allied add, the grilling that, the -- dad. they all have one thing in common. they are trying to be their very best. they are dads, love you, support you, i want the best for you. even when they have literally no clue what that is or how to express it very well. you know this dad, if you're lucky enough to have won, and if you do you should cherish that because not everyone. as if you haven't already, do something nice for your dad in your life. they're usually not too demanding, or if they, are either way just duet. just something that says i appreciate you and love you. -- but i did this. that wraps it up for me. i'm yasmin vossoughian, i'll be back in the chair next saturday and sunday at two pm eastern. symone starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> readings everyone you're watching symone, excessive force and racial discrimination. that's what the justice department found within the minneapolis police