goldie taylor, and the managing editor of the goldie taylor project. and also an msnbc contributor and political editor for the grio. and the daily caller writes for u.s. news and world report. good to have all of you with us on a sunday afternoon. goldie, the fallout from the nsa leaks by edward snowden, cancellation of talks with russia's president vladimir putin. it has put u.s. relations with russia under a microscope. senator john mccain said this morning that be russia has no interest in maintaining a good relationship with the united states. >> clearly mr. snowden's being granted asylum in russia is a signal of incredibly bad relations between the united states and russia. and mr. putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> goldie, who has more to lose here, president obama or president putin? >> i think actually we do. at the end of the day, we've been coming to this point for quite some time. in terms of russia, we have seen what they are. lack of support for what we're trying to do in syria. we're watching in terms of what they're doin

goldie your reaction. your quick reaction to the spot? >> i was disappointed.s i that for those of us who certainly support and agree with the idea that gun laws in this country ought to be reformed and that we ought to take a very hard look at the so-called stand your ground loss around the country and the vet very work that people like alec are doing to push this kind of legislation that it ought to be roed back while i agree with the position, this kind of depiction, this kind of interpretation of the sets of events that evening i think go over the line. i say that as someone who has run an advertising and public relations agency. someone who spent a brand market on behalf of global brands that this is a bridge much, much too far. >> you know, i want to go michael. do you disagree with goldie. >> no, but i tell you, this is conceptual and visual reparations for me. in the courtroom, there was a one side presented and it was a mock-up and delivery of the prosecution's belief about what happened from george zimmerman's perspective to trayvon martin that night.

joining me now are krystal ball and goldie taylor.nk you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> goldie, it's one thing if the talkers support this clown. but it's another when 24 hours no gop leader says anything to denounce it. your thoughts. >> well, sure. we're not very many months away from a midterm election. i've got to tell you, reverend sharpton, the time is not now for political courage. these people are worried about drumming up a base. now, for certain, if you're going to have a road crow clown like that in a forum, you certainly have the right to do that. but what you need to know is that is going to be a reflection on you and your candidates going forward. >> right. >> it seems like this republican party has seemed to hermetically seal the echo chamber on us where they really don't want to get out of this thing. i just don't think that this is the kind of thing that they want to show themselves for. but they seem to be embracing it. >> and let me be clear, krystal, that we're not just talkin

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joining me now are goldie taylor and ari melber.nk you both for copping on the show. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you, reverend. >> goldie, let me start with you. is it any wonder we can't get anything done? i mean, the other side keeps trying to delegitimize the president. >> i think, you know, i am all for a strong two-party system. in fact, i wish there were a strong third party. i think that's where the real work gets done in terms of moving this country forward. but, you know we have a system with checks and balances where our president gets together with this congress and tries to really work it out. we haven't seen any of that over these years since president obama has been in office. i've called it obama derangement syndrome. there were people in this country who did not believe that we would elect an african-american president. in fact, they were outright stunned by it. they said he must have gotten in by fraud. and if not by fraud or a.c.o.r.n. or some other notion, then he must not be a legitimate president. so there were peo

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. >> let's bring in msnbc contributor goldie taylor and managing editor of the goldie taylor projectrepublican strategist hogan gidly. you heard the explanation there from the senator. is your thought here the controversy is over? sealed? done? >> i don't think the controversy should have ever started. the fact is that ted cruz was born in canada to an american citizen and by birth right is a natural born american citizen. did he by that birth have citizenship? he did in canada. because his father was a cuban citizen at the time he has a cuban citizenship. should he denounce those things and say i renounce thee, i renounce thee? he should if he running for president of the united states then we don't want any ties with other countries in that way. but is this silly season? absolutely. >> silly season as you say. hogan, comment on this. it was just a couple of weeks ago that oklahoma republican congressman mark wayne mullen said he agreed with the birther who claimed she had evidence that president obama was not born in the u.s. when you look at this, why aren't birthers going after c

joining me now are goldie taylor and joe madison. bill o'reilly, goldie, is complaining that republicans weren't invited. we know he is wrong. how can a party claiming to reach out to minority voters not show up for a commemoration like this? i'm not talking about the march saturday? i'm talking about the commemoration with three presidents of the united states. >> you know, and they really were two different events. the march on saturday was about bringing the youth together and advancing the cause by getting a critical mass of people on the mall. and the second day was the actual memorial, where it would have been an opportune time for members of both parties to come together united to commemorate this transformative speech. it is a missed moment. and to have some of these talk radio hosts. i saw herman cain on twitter last night complaining that senator tim scott from south carolina was not invited, was not invited to speak. neither of those things is true. so this really is a missed moment. if this gop is going to remain a nation

. >> joining me now, goldie taylor. and cindy southworth. goldie, you've written very powerfully about having been a survivor of domestic abuse. i just wonder when you watched this today, what was going through your mind? >> you know what, it felt like an issue of domestic violence really on steroids. the depth of his depravity, the depth of his disconnection with the women's humanity. his disconnection with the cultural norms, the things that all of us know are really right and wrong. you know, it just felt like he believed that he was collecting women that he could keep in total control and people that i think he thought he was doing something good for them is what i heard from him today. that's what you hear from nearly every abuser. they feel like they're doing something good for them, that they need this kind of parental care. >> that, cindy, that was the thing i think was so striking was watching this with our jaws open in the office of someone who really didn't think they had done anything wrong, and i know as a reporter, i have inter

joan walsh, salon.com and msnbc contributor goldie taylor.mann, we're used to that. but tom coburn? i want to read you what the president wrote about tom coburn not toot long ago when coburn was selected as one of the most influential people of the year "after i took office, tom received dozens of letters from oklahomans complaining we looked too close on tv. tom's response was how better to influence somebody than to love them. each of us hopes the other will see the light but we'll settle for being friends. what kind of friend is he? >> with friends my those, you don't need no enemies. . at the end of the day, it used to be a time when you could step into your very small saturday morning gop breakfast and say what you wanted to say without any real repercussions because what was said among family stayed among family. then they invented videotape. it's very difficult to have one conversation in the public square and then one conversation with your very localized constituents. in this case, they're sort of bleeding over for coburn, in up to h

joining me now, goldie taylor and gloria.s for being here. >> goldie, it turns out, it may take senator cruz eight months to officially stop being canadian. is there anying we can do in the next eight months to convince him to move up north? >> you know, i thought that it was quite curious to me. i certainly had never heard of it. but in his case, he was born to an american mother on canadian soil and to a father who was at that time a cuban citizen. so at birth, he had three citizenships. one in america, one in canada, one in cuba. according to the cuban constitution. we were so lucky that he chose us. i just think that a lot of this is silly season. i think that he is right. that he does have to renounce both citizenships in canada and of course in cuba, if that becomes a question as well. as someone whoo he think will probably run for president, he should have one allegiance and that'sed to united states. >> well, let me ask you. texas congressman steve stockman wants a congressional investigation into president obama's bi

but let me go back to you, goldie, with this one.mbaugh has repeatedly used the first lady's campaign to attack her personally. listen to this. >> we have a name for michelle. moochelle. mooch, mooch, moochelle obama. if you're telling everybody to eat twigs and berries and gravel and all this stuff, you better look like an ethiopian. obama doesn't have a butt. compared to his wife, he really doesn't have a butt. >> i mean, this is just personal and so disrespectful to the first lady of the land. to attack her in these personal kind of vitriolic statements. >> certainly, rev lend al. i'm a former marine, but i would not challenge her to a foot race. she's in great shape. asserting the charge that this first lady would be overweight or that she may be out of shape or she has no basis for talking about nutrition when certainly she does and we know she does. i know you've seen her in person. she has a fphysique i can't put myself against. at the end of the day, this is not necessarily about michelle obama. this is about obama derangemen

and joining me now are north carolina state senator floyd mckissic, james peterson and goldie taylor. thanks for joining me. >> thanks, rev. >> let me start with you senator mckissic. you've been fighting the voting law in north carolina. colin powell says it will backfire. what are you see strong ground? >> well, i hope colin powell is correct. i hope we'll be able to marshall all the troops, 3 to 6,000 people monday after monday while we were in session is, go throughout the state to the most important districts that there are and that we can get people out to vote. and i feel very confident that we can. there is litigation that has been filed in federal court and in state court, basically attacking all the voter suppression practices that have been implemented. the decrease of the early voting period by a week. back in 2008, we had over 700,000 people killed in the first week of early voting. in 2012 with an increase. those people won't have that right when this comes forth next time at the next election cycle. there is a multitude of things that have changed. same day voter regist

last question to you, goldie.e republican party's only gambit is to try to wrap their arms around mlk whose principles they didn't share, what hope does this party have in an electorate becoming more and more minority every sick sick cycle. >> the issue is the country is growing against this party. unless they take a deep look inside and not an autopsy because autopsies are only done on dead body, they need to take a deep deep look inside and understand in order for them to represent this america, they've got to go out into these communities and understand what the pressing issues are they're presenting on a daily basis and answer hem in a way that resonates with these communities. what they cannot do is continue the sort of pay the arcual part talking down with the condescending language, roll your shoulders back, and deal with the personal accountability and the strictures of race, gender and class that keep people from being able to make it in this country. they need to do both to move forward as a party. unles

goldie, the last word on this.'s not going to be the ted cruz faction because he won't be able to get past any internal birthers. >>en an he's born out of the country. so we can mark him off. >> if you can't go with marco rubio because he dared to do immigration reform or chris christie because he's from the night of the, who do they have that's potentially viable in 20816? >> you know, we didn't know the who the democratic nominee would be in 2008 before barack obama stepped onto the stage. i'm not sure we have seen who the republican nominee will be at this point. there's some great names out there. there's marquee names who can certainly raise the money. paul could raise the money. i've heard that governor cacic is testing the water today. and so there are a number of names, governors from big states thinking about it. you know, i don't write off cruz. i don't write off marco rubio. any of those names. we don't know who this nominee is going to be. there are some people like michele bachmann we can take off the

and joining me is managing editor for the goldie taylor project, the one and only goldie taylor.ording to a recent poll, the majority of americans think obama should cut off aid to egypt and 50% say his response has not been tough enough. so what political calculations is the white house facing in trying to manage the crisis? >> it isn't quite so simple. i was one of those people who remained very concerned about sending is.5 billion effectively to pay the general in egypt. but if f. we do cut off that aid, we lose all of it. at the end of the day, if we do cut off the aid, the people in the middle east are willing to cover that money. so the general loses nothing and we lose every positioning that we have in the region. >> turning now to domestic politics, we've been hearing a lot about ted cruz's citizenship and his eligibility to run for president. if he does make a run in 2016, how does that affect the whole gop field, does it move everyone a little bit to the right to try to keep up with him? >> i really think that it does. i don't believe that his citizenship at birth in ca

at town hall meetings, they can't back down, because those are the sentiments that chef -- i think goldy is right, they have nothing to offer in terms of positive plans. and throws out carrie and completely false accommodations. >> lieuies gohmert has said that gop lawmakers are actually meeting weekly to plot obamacare's downfall. this is interesting to alarming, depends on your point of views. >> louie gohmert is have a very safe district. he can art to stoke kroirchs controversy, but he has to know he isn't helping hi party local li. which is what they really, really want. so if ted chris, for instance, were running for congress or senate, or governor in some red stays, that he was doing exceedingly well with those kinds of red-meat, but it's going to take a coalition builder, you know, in nontraditional ways. lieuies gmt ohmert is the poster child for the destruction of the national gop. >> but, you know, shouldn't they, crystal, be meeting weekly about creating jobs? about dealing with some of the egregious things that americans are facing daily in the economy still trying to recove

goldy taylor is managing the goldy taylor project who herself recently received violent threats overith a good morning to you, what happened? i'm going to show a couple of these tweets because i want people to realize these are not minor harassments. there was a tweet to the parliament member that read you better watch your back because i'm going to rape you. and i know where you work. better watch over your shoulder. you won't know before it happens. racial slurs came your way that i'm not repeating. talk about what you saw and what happened? >> this was one of those people who engaged me and others in a negative way. typically we just lail them as patrols and we move along. some of my followers spotted other things later on. he posted what he believed was my office address. he posted later that he was going to send two after me. two were on the way. which is double tap to the forehead. so there were a series of tweets over the course of the night. and we decided we needed to turn them in to twitter. this was clearly a violation of their terms of service. as a self-policing communit

joining me now is msnbc contributor goldie taylor, also a contributor to the grio.com.oldie, given that last statistic which i thought was interesting, i wonder whether you think this political attack is effective or whether the program is now so broadly used in america because of the grinding misery of the great recession and the low wages that republicans actually risk alienating people who have come to know the program and to feel warmly or fondly about it. >> chris, i really think there's something to that. this really is a double-edged sword. so on the one hand, you are harkening back to the archeotypical welfare mother, eight children, overweight, gets by on food stamps and other things all at our expense, so you're looking to demonize a sector of society who's out there trying to survive, cope and make it among the least of these. on the other hand, you don't know who is your neighborhood qualifies for s.n.a.p. >> that's right. >> you don't know if your next door neighbor is paying for those groceries with the s.n.a.p. program because they lost their job two mont

goldie, why are these people so angry?d the re-emergence of trump and his birtherism nonsense, video this week after i rodeo clown dressed as the president, racial epithets thrown at the president in arizona. aren't they satisfied their pure rile racism is still alive and well in america. >> is i really wish i could explain it, but it does boil down to this. each of us carries with us a cultural lens that allows us to see or not see things that are pervasive in our society. and so bill o'reilly doesn't have the same socialization as i may have. he sees these issues play themselves out in a very different way. some people may call that privilege. i do. i think that will bill o'reilly does not have to see some of the injustices that are perpetrated across this country, especially in terms of communities of color or poor economically distressed communities because he doesn't have" to live them. so he can sit on his perch and make these unfounded attacks without really any backlash from anyone other than us. but to make popula

. >> a goldie locks. >> founder may have a new option for you. >> kpix5's len ramirez explains how the hyper loop would work. >> it is called hyper loop and would fling passengers down a vacuum tube between san francisco and los angeles in 30 minutes, all at a fraction of the cost of california's high speed rail project. in a conference call, said it's not just a pipe dream. >> ten years from now before it will be fully operational. >> it would be mostly built aboveground and take the route of the i-5 freeway through central california. people would sit in pods. it would be used to suck air and exhaust it at the rear. in an earlier interview, he described it this way. >> it's a cross between an air gun and an air hockey table. >> impossible to do and do them flamboyantly. he did it with this one. >> surface transportation expert, rod. >> we need to have a breakthrough. we need to have a transportation system that doesn't operate on free waste. and that doesn't require petroleum to operate it. and that could be his idea. but he has to prove it. >> there will be a demonstration project,

. >> the goldie hawn wildcats, right?dcats when she's a football coach. >> yeah, she's the football coach with the cheerleaders. >> i got it. i'm with you now. took me a while. >>> yesterday we saw some intense stuff around the denver, colorado, area. we had hail that literally covered the ground. in one case they brought the snowplow out to remove this vike. that's how much hail fell. i'm not sure why it was in the front seat. it was pretty crazy stuff. as far as what we're dealing with this weekend really benign, few areas of wet weather through ohio, west virginia, isolated storms in the southeast. in the great lakes, ohio valley, northeast, mid-atlantic this, is going to be a picture perfect gorgeous weekend. i mean, brian, we're talking about for many on the east coast, i mean, warm days, sunny and then cool nights. i mean perfect. >> is it going to be too cold to let the kids camp outside in connecticut. >> sleeping bags. >> coming up on "morning joe" heard calls for president obama's impeachment but they're usually

she made occasional guest appearances on television. >> it's your old teacher reporter: said goldie hawnn was 80. still to come, taking the plunge. for art's sake. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] on vacation, you want more of the things you love. ♪ hello, bacon. get more with breakfast and a two-room suite for rates as low as $115 per night at an embassy suites. book now at embassysuites.com/getaway. >> osgood: there are sunken treasures to dazzle the eye if you follow mo rocca. if you don't want to get wet, stand back. >> reporter: cancun. surf, sand, bikinis, brewskis. girls and guys gone wild. sculpture. wait a minute. sculpture? so where are we now? near the museum >> reporter: yes, cancun has an art scene. it's not so much underground as it is, i discovered, underwater. in spanish it stands for museum of underwater art. it's an eerie world of sculptures and shaped by the sea life around it. >> i can go one day. it will be a huge school of fish there. another day i'll go and lobsters are crawling across the sculptures. it is really out there in the elements and it is really changing dram

meet goldy. the new dog am dasz dor for the school.irst debut september 11th. she's already taking over campus. check her out. she's got the cape there. she's got her own instagram account. got around 1,600 followers. i think every college campus should have a puppy that is the mascot. >> i do, too. can we go back to the beard story? i love that he's taking it to the grave. romans thought he had the beard to scare the people he's pitching to. >> it's intimidating, i'll tell you that. >> no kidding. >> he loves his facial hair. you gotta give him that. >> have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> we'll be right back. hey love. [off screen] there you are. [speaking german] hi, grandpa! [off screen] give me a kiss! [speaking mandarin] what do you think? do you like it? [off screen] happy birthday! can you see that? [speaking polish] [off screen] did he apologize? [off screen] thanks, micah! [off screen] bye, guys. bye. see ya. oh my god! every day, more people connect face to face on the iphone than any other phone. i miss you. it's not a can

i think the goldy locks scenario would be numbers that come in line as well as if the fed can strike that would set a good day for the market. the wild card is the situation in syria. >> absolutely. tim finishes out here. >> hi, kelly, big fan. at the kolg wood group we focus on the strength of housing and that was clearly reflected strog gdp and jobless numbers today. tomorrow is about the consumer. we have a consumption based economy and that's where the rubber meets the road. we'll find out about personal income, personal outlays. consumer sentiment which really gets to the likelihood of someone spending their money. ultimately those are the best proxies for the health of the company and that's going to drive the market tomorrow. >> thank you gentlemen very much and have a great weekend. >> one last look before we get to "fast money." here's how the market did today on the better than expected revision. lower than expected jobless claims numbers fofrt latest reporting week. the dow was up 90 but fell at the close there finishing up 16 points with the nasdaq doing pretty well up 60

. >> this is our surrogate, goldie. and this is david.show that's not just a situation comedy, it also, you know, delves into -- you know, there's a lot of dramatic elements, and there's -- we try to make it as realistic as possible. >> carson: right. >> obviously, some of the stuff is a little heightened, but we always, from the second we sit down -- 'cause i had no interest in doing a sitcom. i just had no interest in doing it. so, you know, we really talked about how this wasn't, you know a -- >> carson: wouldn't be like a typical sitcom. >> it wasn't gonna be -- exactly. it wasn't gonna be a typical sitcom. it was, you know -- really wanted to explore the lives of these characters and still be really funny, but also have a really deep heart. >> if anyone asks, i am not a doctor. just a regular dad here to open my mind to the exciting possibilities of alternative birthing methods. >> for which i thank you and i grant you your number one choice for our next romantic getaway destination. >> oh, cape canaveral. >> carson: we live in a dif

meet goldie, she'll hit the field with the university of tulsa's football field this season.i get home from one of those epic long days, all i want is to have a cuddle with my own dogs, ace and penny. i'm not the only one. i heard about a university in canada that installed a room filled with puppies to provide stress relief for students studying for finals. i thought we could use something like this. it's busy, stressful here. >> it's a puppy-filled studio. >> a little puppy love. a shoutout and thank you to animal care and control of new york city for bringing us the pup p puppies. they're all up for adoption. >> lar are will need an extra car. >> thank you for "pup" news. you're off to a great star. >> are you taking that one home? >> i may. she's shaking. >> we need some weather. >> okay. carrie underwood, everybody. >>> we have to get to the weather. summer taking its own vacation. look at this. less humid. temperatures, do you hear the crying? josh consoling the puppies. so nice. chicago dropping off into the low and mid 70s. >> it's going to warm up, little guy. it wil

stephanie: the guy with the freaky eyes in all the old goldie hawn movies.undgren, it's good for him. >> although he is swedish, not russian. >> his acting comes back. stephanie: what a country. >> exactly. >> his real name is probably tim smith. >> i think for the first time since the 1930's, a nazi germany analogy is apt. >> that's what i'm saying. i'm just saying. the white house canceled the face-to-face with putin. obviously this stuff, the lbgt rights and the final straw, of course, the asylum granted to snowden, the state department said we've informed the russian government we believe it will be more constructive to postpone. russian's decision to provide asylum to snowden is a consideration. the kremlin responded quickly, voicing its own disappointment. they are equally disappointed, blaming it on washington's inbat to create relationships with moscow on an equal base. >> join us, won't you with that why don't you be more equal about our unequal stand on equal rights. >> a little history on our russian relations. obama sought to cultivate medved. i

meet goldie, she'll hit the field with the university of tulsa's football field this season.r the golden hurricanes. when i get home from one of those epic long days, all i want is to have a cuddle with my own dogs, ace and penny. i'm not the only one. i heard about a university in canada that installed a room filled with puppies to provide stress relief for students studying for finals. i thought we could use something like this. it's busy, stressful here. >> it's a puppy-filled studio. >> a little puppy love. a shoutout and thank you to animal care and control of new york city for bringing us the pup p puppies. they're all up for adoption. >> lar are will need an extra car. >> thank you for "pup" news. you're off to a great star. >> are you taking that one home? >> i may. she's shaking. >> we need some weather. >> okay. carrie underwood, everybody. >>> we have to get to the weather. summer taking its own vacation. look at this. less humid. temperatures, do you hear the crying? josh consoling the puppies. so nice. chicago dropping off into the low and mid 70s. >> it's going

goldie hann. can you imagine her with short hair? >> i can't. >> your hair is your identity, right?e 50 but i need a more mature look perhaps? i don't know i've thought about it in the past at what point i would cut. >> your length is good, though. >> yeah, i don't think i would ever go shorter. i did not like the pixie on me that i saw there. >> i thought you looked cute. >> let's move on to sex. questions about sex. >> oh. >> oh. >> what about it. >> well, apparently people that have frequent sex make more money. this is according to also new research. you guys are great with that? people who have more sex make more money? >> is that true? >> well, they say the data from the institute for the study of labor in germany and it reveals that employees having sex more than four times a week make nearly 5% more. >> that's an effort. four times a week. >> that's a lot. when you have kids, i'm like, who are these people? and getting up the hours that we get up. >> i do. >> you do? four times a week. >> well, he's the same age as me and my best friend so we get our freak on a little bit. d