christie up there, scott brown, john thune, jeff sessions. >> okay.teve, you want five on omarosa? >> no. >> i'll take your $80 bet on chris christie. >> done. >> i've got the field, you got christie. >> wow. >> we do this pretend this is pretend. >> this is going to get us fdic problems. >> take chips. >>> next up, obama foreign policy flip-flop, our panel weighs in next. >>> the question i think has simply been what else can united states do to support them in those efforts. the president feels strongly that the afghans must remain in control of the security situation in their own country. the u.s. combat role in afghanistan ended at the end of 2014. and the president is not considering restarting it. tell that to some of the soldiers in afghanistan or iraq, frankly, syria. take a look at the speeches. we have been able to see what addresses were typically listed as military addresses by this president since he came in office, 2019. there were nine of them. the last one where the president talked about the war or wars was april 13th. yet, they're in

>> on one hand chris christie, you have john thune, i'm told donald trump is very fond of sort of a washington guy, conservative. presents a solid face for the party. br maybe newt gingrich. he wants the job. so i think his pool is smaller than people realize. >> switching gears for brexit with the uk voting to not be connected with the eu, any repercussions here financially for americans? >> i think the bigger repercussions america is the security blanket for europe pure and simple. anytime europe is fractured, it just presents -- makes that challenge harder for the united states. and so in that respect, but financially, wall street, this could be a boon for them long term because whenever there is instability around the world, the moths most safe place to put money is in the united states. so a lot of london money could make its way to the united states in different ways. but the bigger issue is the middle class in every western democracy a basically screaming globalization stinks for me, tap the brakes please. and we're seeing it in this country, britain, happening in every western democrac

christie up there, scott brown, john thune, jeff sessions. >> okay. five on omarosa? >> no. >> i'll take your $80 bet on chris christie. >> done. >> i've got the field, you got christie. >> wow. >> we do this pretend this is pretend. >> this is going to get us fdic problems. >> take chips. >>> next up, obama foreign policy flip-flop, our panel weighs in next. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test >>> the question i think has simply been what else can united states do to support them in those efforts. the president feels strongly that the afghans must remain in control of the security situation in their own country. the u.s. combat role in afghanistan ended at the end of 2014. and the president is not considering restarting it. tell that to some of the soldiers in afghanistan or iraq, frankly, syria. take a look at the speeches. we have been able to see what addresses were typically listed as military addresses by this president since he came in office

john thune is in leadership. that's certainly a big help.d jeff sessions has been the architect of trump's immigration plan. so they all have qualities. and then there are three governors. chris christie who passes the loyalty test, mary fallon who had been in congress. obviously a woman leader is something that trump could consider. and rick scott of florida. florida is so important. and rick scott also came from the business ranks, self-made to be that's outsider kind of candidate. those are some names we think he is considering. but because trump has been so unconventional, perhaps he'll really surprise us all. kristen? >> no doubt about that. the great kelly o'donnell from capitol hill. great to see you. thank you. >>> i want to bring in ileana johnson, the washington editor at the national review and evan mcmorris santsoro, the white house reporter at buzzfeed who also hosts the podcast no one knows anything. great to see you guys. evan, i want to start with you. you covered the sanders campaign during the primary. obviously a lot of fo

tim scott, john thune and $10 on mike flynn, the former head of the defense intelligence agency if trump to go with a national security candidate. >> there is somebody out in the newsroom you haven't put money on. in any case, david, give us clarity. >> a lot harder than hillary's. newt at the top at 40. sessions at $30. an advisor keeps floating sessions. he is -- trump mainly a son on capitol hill. michael flynn, attorney general. >> two michael flynns. >> i thought that was my long shot. >> he has set he wants generals on there. 20 on him and mary fall lynn $10 because a female from oklahoma although i think it's unlikely. >> i'm scared to say it but charles? >> gingrich out front as he should be. christie and brown second and third and then i'm back to drink. i'm back to wine, women, and song, but this time i pay $10 in sterling. >> sterling isn't worth as much as it used to be. you get more sterling. >> i'm putting less. >> you are going to go to turn bree and play trump at trump's golf course. >> if sterling crashes, bree will do really well. >> i'm happy for that one. winners and

senator john thune is demanding to know why the agency took four years to investigate russia after award with evidence of cheating. in a letter to the doping watch dog, thune points out the u.s. bankrolled the agency to the tune of $25 million. and he wants changes. holly williams has more. >> reporter: one of the toughest punishments ever handed out in track & field. after an investigation found evidence of state-sponsored systematic doping. sebastian coe head of track & field world governing body. what would you say to athletes who missed out on winning competitions, missioned out on medals because of russian cheating? >> well i am a former athlete, a clean athlete. clean athletes must know that we are not just with warm words in their corner, we are actually out there to defend their rights. >> reporter: a new report this week from the world anti-doping agency, says there has been more cheating in recent months. with 52 russian athletes testing positive. and the former head of russia's anti-doping lab, gregory rodchenkov says 100 tainted samples were switched for clean ones at soc

you want to ennis advertise the party and make people relax and then i threw in scott brown and john thune >> all right. let's assume that hillary clinton does get the nomination, let's turn to the democratic side. >> remember, the republicans will choose first. if it's -- if the republicans will choose a fairly edgy candidate, i think she would go with mccain, she would double down on you know what you are getting. nothing remarkable. don't worry. former, senator, governor, well-respected. then if you want to go left as she might have to go left, that's sherrod brown, sanders as a complete long shot if she is really desperate to unite the party and elizabeth warren would be his substitute. >> a.b.? >> well, charles and i agree on sherrod brown. obviously ohio is really important battleground for her. 35 bucks on him. senator booker of new jersey. $25. because he is really the anti-hillary. he is the most upbeat, works with republicans. next generation democrat. she would be lucky to have him on the ticket. secretary perez $10. governor hickenlooper of colorado $5. and i only give senator

senator john thune says trump is going to have to adapt. this is not working for him. senator mike lee, i don't do hallway introduce. what will be next? in 2008 senator barack obama gave a speech on race to reassure voters there was no nothing to fear from the racist comments of reverend jeremiah wright. >>> now to the democratic side and the associated press calling the race last night for hillary clinton. how did they do it? here's the number of delegates needed to secure the democratic nomination. 2,383. she has won in primaries and caucuses the 1,812. but the ap reporting she also secured the report of another 23 super delegates meaning she now has 571 of the 714 super delegates needed to win her party's nomination. got that? jennifer griffin does. she's live in blip, new york with more. jennifer, why did the ap call this for hillary the day before a big state like california? >> reporter: well, it is a good question, gretchen. we're standing right now just a little ways away from where she plans to speak tonight not far from her brooklyn ed quarters. basically the

tim scott, john thune and $10 on mike flynn, the former head of the defense intelligence agency if trumpl security candidate. >> there is somebody out in the newsroom you haven't put money on. in any case, david, give us clarity. >> a lot harder than hillary's. newt at the top at 40. sessions at $30. an advisor keeps floating sessions. he is -- trump mainly a son on capitol hill. michael flynn, attorney general. >> two michael flynns. >> i thought that was my long shot. >> he has set he wants generals on there. 20 on him and mary fall lynn $10 because a female from oklahoma although i think it's unlikely. >> i'm scared to say it but charles? >> gingrich out front as he should be. christie and brown second and third and then i'm back to drink. i'm back to wine, women, and song, but this time i pay $10 in sterling. >> sterling isn't worth as much as it used to be. you get more sterling. >> i'm putting less. >> you are going to go to turn bree and play trump at trump's golf course. >> if sterling crashes, bree will do really well. >> i'm happy for that one. winners and losers of the week. >

you want to ennis advertise the party and make people relax and then i threw in scott brown and john thune> all right. let's assume that hillary clinton does get the nomination, let's turn to the democratic side. >> remember, the republicans will choose first. if it's -- if the republicans will choose a fairly edgy candidate, i think she would go with mccain, she would double down on you know what you are getting. nothing remarkable. don't worry. former, senator, governor, well-respected. then if you want to go left as she might have to go left, that's sherrod brown, sanders as a complete long shot if she is really desperate to unite the party and elizabeth warren would be his substitute. >> a.b.? >> well, charles and i agree on sherrod brown. obviously ohio is really important battleground for her. 35 bucks on him. senator booker of new jersey. $25. because he is really the anti-hillary. he is the most upbeat, works with republicans. next generation democrat. she would be lucky to have him on the ticket. secretary perez $10. governor hickenlooper of colorado $5. and i only give senator ti

and then when we look at senators, you have john thune, very well liked.ould speak to the establishment class. that's true of bob corker of tennessee as well. and jeff sessions. the talk about jeff sessions often centers on the fact he was the first senator to endorse donald trump. he really framed his immigration policy. something that senator sessions has been work on. and that has been a strong influence for donald trump. who is really on the short list, hard to know. sources are telling us it's down to a handful of names. the window of time for making a decision is really closing for trump. it's just less than three weeks until the gop convention. a little more time and an extra week before her convention. >> why do i feel like donald trump would surprise us no matter what. >> it's the great mystery of the political season. the most fun we get to have. the veep pick is always a real cliff hanger. >> thanks so much. while we're talking veepstakes, a wild card for you to consider. the one day in america superpac is launching a campaign. their call is not

senator john thune told "morning consul," this sounds like more of a trip to associate with businesserests, noting he hopes trump will get back on the campaign trail. political strategist for the u.s. chamber of congress told the "new york times," everyone knows this is the wrong thing for the nominee to be doing now, it is amazing this can't be stopped. but trump make at direct connection between his scottish ventures which faced years of opposition from neighbors and his presidential bet. writing in a column for a local scottish paper, scotland has left hand been won, so will the united states. when i make an analogy of the united states and scotland, there are parallels clear to me. passion, giving back, dedication, results! the results at his scottish resorts have fallen well short however. he claimed in 2008 the trump international golf links in aberdeen would employ 1,200 people, according "the guardian." it employs 95, many of whom are seasonal. "washington post" puts that number at 150, still far below trump's projection. though trump reported $4.2 million in income from the

but the folks who seem to be in the top tier that we have are senator john thune of south dakota.ristie. you have tennessee senator bob corker and christie and bob corker and governor rick scott, those seem to be the four folks in the category. there are several people that are in some tiers below that. we are in the stage right now where anything is possible. those are the four names i would watch. >> anything on the clinton's side. >> tim kaine is still a big front runner there. >> that would provide a chief geographic. well, we call it a purple state. >> it is about a grand state. >> have a good week. >> you, too. up next, we'll check on the u.s. stock exchange reacting to the european leave union. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take o

i'd also throw john thune, jeff sessions are other top tier. >> critical of donald seems as of late.st sendless for donald trump. it'll billion fascinating who are his front runners. >> the list is endless and how do you find that? we're hearing that it's very few people. >> there are a few people, but i think the possibilities are endless you could go from a bob corker, scott brown, newt gingrich, a lot of diversity there. >> its been an exciting morning already. we begin to watch wall street in reaction to the fallout. the dow is down 256 points, we'll continue to give you the latest, both globally and here at home. the impact, earthquake, shimmer being felt around the world. that does it for this hour. thank you for joining us on a monday. good to be back after a week now. andrea mitchell reports right now. >>> and right now on andrea mitchell reports, overturned. in a major win for abortion to advocates, the supreme court in a 5-3 decision, striking down a texas law baiting for many clinics to close. >> today women across america have had their constitutional rights vindicated. >

some people believe john thune is on the short list.erring to trump, the question is are there people for whom he is a good option? thune is supposedly one of those people that trump would like to run with. >> corker was on the list and he did not have kind remarks for him. he is asking people still as recently as this week their opinion. he is asking everybody who should i pick who would be good? he's hearing a lot of names but there are names of people like condoleeza rice, that won't do it. >> in the same way he released a supreme court nominee list to satisfy conservatives, this vp nominee, they know it has to be a conservative. >> is it going to be someone that aleve yatesit alleviates concerns on the hill and at the rnc. i have spoke to sources and they have no idea who he will pick. they have circled the wagons in terms of who is topping the list. corker was high on the list but he is saying he is discouraged by the campaign. it's not a good sign. it seems the list is narrowing down to a small list of people newt gingrich, jeff s

republican senator john thune telling the associated press i'm not sure what the purpose of the trip adding trump would return soon. trump's son eric dismissing those concerns this week. he said it's a brief but important visit and that he will come back on the campaign trail. nbc's katy tur is in scotland following the trump campaign. so a brief but important trip. what is so important about this trip for donald trump that it's more important than campaigning for president? >> reporter: well, that's what many republicans are wondering right now. what is the presumptive nominee doing leaving the country, leaving the campaign trail, to go overseas and not to meet with foreign leaders. it's pretty normal for candidates to come overseas to boost their foreign policy credentials, to meet with foreign leaders. we saw president obama do that in 2008 when he was running. mitt romney did that to some success and some less than success in 2012 when he came over. donald trump is just coming over to go to his two golf courses. he will be doing a ribbon cutting in turnberry tomorrow, reopening i

martha: senator john thune joins us now. good morning. good to have you here. obviously heading into the fourth of july weekend, these are chilling words coming from the director of the cia. i don't think anyone is surprised to hear them. what are the chances that they could? >> i think we have to assume that's what they are planning, martha. based on the success they have had and this most recent attack that fits the formula from paris and brussels and orlando and san bernardino. we have to use absolute vigilance in this country assuming that's their ultimate objective to successfully conduct attacks here in the united states. i think our intelligence community, everybody will be doing everything they can to prevent this. we as americans have to be sure we are exercising all caution when we travel. >> there is no doubt that people need to keep their eyes open and if they see something that seems even the slightest by the unusual, they have to speak up. we will a record of civilians and people on airplanes being able to draw to the authority's attention that so

john thune -- >> a senator. >> from south dakota didn't say anything controversy about donald trump andf the earlier senators on the list. >> you won't do your joke. >> well, i have a real dark horse. i have somebody who would help him with the young voters. somebody who has business experience, somebody who would help them with women voters. somebody who donald trump absolutely trusts and even listens to sometimes. the problem is ivanka trump who will be 35, yes, and this is not "house of cards" so unfortunately -- >> how about hillary clinton, who do you see. >> above all tim kaine, senator from virginia, former governor, tom perez, secretary of labor but cannot eliminate elizabeth warren. >> especially if she says no to bernie sanders there will be a lot of chat about elizabeth warren. >> let's switch it up and talk about renee zellweger. mario lopez. hello, mario, it's lara. hey, she's been out of the spotlight for quite a long time. >> hello. >> six years she's been out of hollywood. why do you think she stepped away? >> well, first of all i love me some renee zellweger ever since

back trump because he is better than hillary clinton, but there are some warnings, including from john thuneas to adopt, otherwise they're going step on the republican's message. >> all right, manu, reporting live from washington. it will be fascinating to hear what paul ryan has to say about the attacks on judge curiel. we already know some republicans regret endorsing mr. trump. michael reagan, one of president reagan's sons tweeted he will not vote for mr. trump in california's primary today. other leaders seem confused. watch. >> donald trump should be given a ton of credit for advancing and widening the playing field. >> look, the comment about the judge the other day just was out of left field from my mind. it is reasoning i don't relate to. i completely disagree with the thinking behind that. >> i thought that what he did yesterday was a really good transition in the campaign. >> look, i don't condone the comments. >> i think there is a potential for trump to bring into a much larger tent and that's the key. this will be a much bigger republican party three months from now. >> this is

south dakota senator john thune chairs this hearing.t's about two hours. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i want to thank everybody for coming today as we discuss automated vehicles and the boundless opportunities that these technologies offer. americans love their cars. since the automobile first rolled off the assembly line in river rouge, michigan, cars in america have offered independence, mobility and adventure. now profound changes are coming to our roads, technological advancements are progressing at a rapid pace, and fully self-driving cars will be here sooner than we think. we are facing an opportunity to expand the options for transportation by car while also making it smarter and safer. yet, technological challenges remain and people will need to become comfortable with the idea of being passengers in their own cars. we all like that feeling of control when we hold the steering wheel. but perhaps the greatest hurdle to the deployment of these vehicles may be a regulatory environment with a patchwork of state and federal laws una

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