good evening. >> since when did being an unprincipled scoundrel prevent someone from being a candidateher office? i'm joy reid filling in for rachel with a well deserved night off tonight. we have a very busy friday. usually days like this, slow news days, no particularly big news. not today. so we're going to begin by covering a lot of news tonight, including a conversation "the washington pt"

details,get into the you are on a slippery slope and you are hitting issues to our opponents were unprincipled. the family medical leave act which this would appear to amend a mineral number of employees in a certain area before you're even covered in that statute. is this country or local statute, we can't compel that. the federal government cannot compel that. would be a federal statute, this and on aerful idea practical basis, it is irresponsible for to do this type of thing in the face of an election. >> thank you. we have reached the time limit. limit 125. -- amendment 125. >> i would like to request a rollcall vote. >> a machine that please. please. [indiscernible] >> 15 seconds. five seconds. the boat is closed. -- vote is closed. >> the amendment failed. next amendment. >> amendment 151. four, line 48. following equal pay section. the title would be held more workers share a near record corporate profit. corporate profits are near record highs but workers have not shared the rising wages. profit-sharing is linked to higher pay and productivity. that is why democrats will work to create

. >> since when did being an unprincipled scoundrel prevent someone from being a candidate for higher office? i'm joy reid filling in for rachel with a well deserved night off tonight. we have a very busy friday. usually days like this, slow news days, no particularly big news. not today. so we're going to begin by covering a lot of news tonight, including a conversation "the washington post" jonathan capehart who just interviewed loretta lynch and her conversation with bill clinton aboard her private plane at a phoenix airport earlier this week. >>> there's new news tonight about who donald trump could pick about his vice presidential running mate. my bid is with newt gingrich, but there are other people in the mix. there's big movement on guns from a state that's getting it done when washington is getting it done when washington is decidedly not. >>> but first, we begin with the ongoing hostage situation in dhaka, the capital of bangladesh. the sun is rising there, and the situation is still fluid and ongoing. it started this morning, about ten hours ago, at about 9:20 p.m., several

look at what hillary has done, unprinciple and dishonest, there's not a chance i could support an unethical person like hillary. charles: there's one thing to be offended by someone the we they speak and style and someone's actual track record. people wonder how do you become worth a hundred million dollars plus as a public servant, how do you have such a multirecord track record and never having to pay a price for it. >> everything hillary stands for is how to redistribute more money, take from one citizen and gives to another. donald trump understands job creation better than hillary clinton. he understand capital success and markets. look how far the left hillary clinton ran to beat bernie sanders. donald trump by temperament gives me concern but from ideology there's thing i differ from trade and reform. when it comes to core issues, i'm fine with donald trump. charles: i think i heard reince priebus say sometime this week that they'll be deliberate outreach particularly to hispanics and black voters and i know in the past the republican party has grappled with that, i think it's like m

i think he is erratic, unprincipled, unstable. i think he has a personality disorder.hink he's excessive -- he is of sensitive. having served in the white house , worked for three presidents, one closely and with a lot of history, i think the main requirement to be president of the united states is not where you check boxes on policy though nothing policy is important and i spent most of my life in public policy. it is temperament, disposition, the idea of whether you have wisdom and prudence and judgment. not only do i think donald trump is worse than hillary clinton on that score and that is a low bar for me, i think he is worse than anyone i have ever seen in public life. that is number one. the man is a serial liar, a misogynist. he makes racial and ethnic appeals. he is just trouble. in addition to all of that, he is a man of staggering ignorance. you can go through this campaign, endless number of issues. he does not know the difference between the cuts force -- kurds. force and the when he talks about health care, there was a moment in the debate with marco rubi