what do we know about mitt romney?angelical, ivy league-educated, and he's from massachusetts, he's not a natural fit. - i was seen as being moderate because i was fromchusetts, and-- and that obviously was a challenge. - yes, sir howdy. - when rick perry got in, big state governor, he was 10 to 15 points ahead. shot to the top of the polls. natural kind of guy that republicans would nominate. one of the areas in whicthey wey was to position mitt romney to his right on the issue of immigration. - evne said, "oh, if rick perry gets in the race, it's his to win," and i knew we had a secret weapon on our side, which was my dad. - mitt is an incredible debater. he always walked onto the debate stage with a goal in mind for that particular debate. - texas has had 60% increase in illegal immigrants in texas. - the high point of illegal immigration was 1995 to 2000. all: el pueblo unido jamás será vencido. - we as latinos are being made the scapegoats for the socio-economic problems ithis nation. - we are a nation of immigran

mitt romney won a primary in nevada. and in utah -- excuse me, what does that say to you what kind of senator he might be? what kind of light will that shine in the divisions in the republican party? >> this is a huge question. are we going to get the mitt romney of 2016 who said the president was a fraud and phony and danger to the republic if he was elected or will he get the mitt romney of this year who has been pretty defer ent shal and criticize the president here and there and told this network he was not necessarily somebody who romney considered a role model for his grandchildren but embraced the agenda and supportive of the president on policy. it's hard to say. a couple of senators you've flagged earlier, jeff flake, bob corker on their way out of the senate does mitt romney fill the void as somebody of considerable standing within the party willing to criticize this president and that remains to be seen. there are not be a lot of voices next year. >> the big stories over the last few weeks, how they might be a

. >> mitt romney came out with a statement. and he said, president trump's decision to side with putin over american intelligence agencies is disgraceful. and detrimental. russia remains our number one geopolitical adversary. creating a normal equivalence between russia and the united states, it undermines our national integrity and impairs our global credibility. you know mitt romney quite a bit. you admire him greatly. what kind of senator will he make in this race? will he stand up to president trump when others won't? >> i believe he will. he stands up on principle and has studied and has taken strong positions on foreign policy, and national security. particularly on the russia issue. if you read that statement, it sounds like the warnings that he offered to then-president obama in 2012. >> in the debate. >> right. he's been vindicated of his statements back then. and i think these, again, are because he has studied the issues very closely. he feels strongly on these issues. i think he will stand up to anybody that believe

mitt romney was right. barack obama was flat out wrong. >> look, one of the things i like about you, jason, you are a former place kicker just like me and we know better. we want to know the truth, and i want to know what happened, and i'm sure you do, too, and i c hope congress does its job. >> jason: fair enough, gentlemen, thank you. i appreciate it. as the director of national intelligence, dan coats is president trump's top spy. but for how long? that's the big question tonight after director coats make these comments about the helsinki conference today that couldn't have made the president very happy. >> i wish he had made a different statement. but i think that now that has been clarified. i don't know what happened in that meeting. i think as time goes by, the president has mentioned some things that happened in that meeting, i think we will learn more. but that is thell president's prerogative. he asked me how that ought to be conducted, i would have suggested a different way. but that is not my ro

the nra spent $10 million on mitt romney in 2012. they spent more than $30 million because they don't have to probably report the money they spend on getting out the vote. butina came to the united states 2016 to become a graduate student at american university. she has forced all of these added aships and she russian gun rights group called the right to bear arms. disconnectere is a with regard to this group. vladimir putin doesn't want his citizenry to be owning guns, except maybe a hunting rifle. this led to the formation of with anup and they met array officials. there was a bomb between these two groups. nra board members went over to and the nra president went and were hosted and treated to lavish meals by this group of russian officials. high-ranking with russian officials during their visits. a lot of things are going on here because a lot of the russian gun companies are trying to get into the u.s. market. they were under u.s. sanctions. continued intoip the campaign. fbi016, according to the which was tracking her very clos

whether what he uses for hairspray or why he made decisions about having or not having people like mitt romney or giuliani and more recently he thought he was to [inaudible] on the first go-round and he doesn't let these details, and is only people to know that he was out hundred dollar bills to soldiers and workmen and when i asked him about that the in the only interview he says he has given or will give for a book is that i asked him about the hundred dollar bills and he said who does that and told you that and he doesn't want that out. he wants those tough guy image and any personal details like that that might show he is a compassionate guy doesn't want that out but it is in this book. >> host: talk by your interview with the president because it seems like from the book there might be about 11 questions and what are you most glad you asked him about and what, looking back, do you wish you had asked? >> guest: there's always the question he wished you'd ask but i hit on the major points in the book whether it's collusion allegations or what he thanks about mueller or the economy an

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meanwhile faces a major test of his presidency later this year during mitt elections in four months the voters will elect new members of congress as well as senators governors and state judges are there it's widely seen as a vote of confidence in any administration that is ati's kaleb often explains whether it's republicans or democrats u.s. politicians seem to know in advance who's to blame if indeed the results don't quite go their way was so much did this isn't on capitol hill the democrats and republicans have finally found something that they can agree on both parties now agree that the russians are coming more specifically they're coming to interfere in the twenty eight teen mid-term elections this is president trump i'm very concerned that russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact in the upcoming election. based on the fact the new president has been tougher on russia than me they will be pushing very hard for the democrats they definitely don't want trump and this is his old arch nemesis there are some tax experts in silicon valley valley with whom i have met who say t

were saying the kremlin intervened to block trump's first official choice for secretary of state, mitt romney. jane mayer published that scoop a few days ago. a couple weeks later the "wall street journal" published this after the election of 2016, russian backed online trolls flooded social media to try to block mitt romney from getting the secretary of state job. several most popular accounts linked to a pro propaganda agency slammed the governor encouraging their tens of thousands of followers to take action. we all know how this story ends. trump picked as his secretary of state, not mitt romney but out of nowhere, the exxon ceo, rex tillerson whom vladamir putin had previously ordered the russian role of friendship in honor of the big oil deals they did together. he was someone he had never met and never had any dealings with. where did he come up with that as a choice for secretary of state? the russian trolls up in arms about the prospect romney might be the choice, they were publicly delight when trump picked this guy he never met before, when he picked rex tillerson. the idea

like if chad leave it will come in to bring the caress cool as a mitt mitt feel full with in between. and dukakis that's my guess but the thing is this is the semifinal of the world he might just today might just compromise a little bit on and on the belgian way of playing and just trying to get there when we don't know that we will know that in in them into two hours i think what about friends is it much more predictable did a day show he's going to roll out that kind of job you know what i mean plus one of forty three one kind of from a song going to stick my neck out and i'm going to actually maine because i live in now please i think i think his is the starting eleven is so strong and it's it's the cannot be any secret so it's lorries and gold but. city and had done this as a back full content talk by set as a two in front of them and then the public is man. who is back after having served one game suspension in the last game and then all of a jew up front and what's really interesting about this is no one's to be is disputing that only about your rules should be up front he is li

>> i think president trump succeeded in winning in 2016 without mitt romney's help.. the president actually has already endorsed mitt romney in his race and i think he will win overwhelmingly in utah. i don't think anyone is concerned about that. i think some of what you see happening, mitt romney has made positive statements about the president on the campaign trail. i know any time he says anything even remotely that seems even remotely critical of the president the media latches onto that. romney is criticizing trump. there might be a little bit of that going on. >> eric: why would he hedge if he has been endorsed by him? >> when he was running for governor massachusetts he was pro-choice and running for president he was pro-life. i do feel that he says what he needs to say to get elected. i think right now he wants to see where the tide of voters' opinion is on the president because he knows his race, when it gets closer to 2020. he has said, the media jumps on it. not a good role model for children but it is great he has tough talk. >> sandra: you go back to the

in substance, including paul ryan who, this morning, sounded to me a lot more like the guy who was mitt romney's running mate in 2012 then the speaker who's gone out of his way to avoid picking fights with them. here is paul ryan. >> not only did russiaed me until our elections, they're doing it around the world. they did it to france. they're doing it to the baltics. russia is trying to undermine democracy itself open the mueller issue. i've been clear from day one, he should be allowed to finish his investigation and carry out his work. nothing's changed. >> so, the follow-up question, all these republican lawmakers has been and will continue to be what are you willing to do about it? here's a little bit of what i'm hearing on that front. i think what you may see here is republicans in congress are interested in the idea of putting forward more sanctions against russia. they know they can't go after a president of their own party in any meaningful way. if they can flex their muscles and say we continue to believe russia's a bat actor and we want to do something about it. i heard from

period right after the election, russian-backed online trolls flooded social media to try to block mitt romney from getting the secretary of state job. several of the most popular accounts slammed the forrer massachusetts governor encouraging tens of thousands of followers to take action. we all know how the story ends. trump picked as his secretary of state, not mitt romney but out of nowhere, the exxon ceo, rex tillerson whom vladamir putin had previously ordered the russian role of friendship in honor of the big oil deals they signed together. tillerson was someone trump never had any dealings with. where did he come up with that as a choice for his secretary of state? the russian trolls who were so up in arms about the prospect that romney might be the choice, they were publicly delighted when trump instead pick this had guy he had never met before when he picked rex tillerson. the idea that a foreign adversary may have exercised some kind of veto power over our president's cabinet choices, that is an explosive allegation. that's not affecting the election. that's affecting the cond

. >>> and later i travel to utah to talk with mitt romney on the campaign trail.set to become the republican senator in the age of trump. >>> plus, do not congratulate. russia stuns spain at the world cup. but first the interviews, the lobbying effort and even the ads are underway to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. the president is back home after spending the weekend at bedminster conferring with white house counsel don mcgahn. a handful of names are floating around from the president's list of 25. democrats are pushing to postpone the confirmation until after the midterms. >> my colleagues on both sides of the aisle know that this vote could be one of the key votes of their entire career. if they vote for somebody who is going to change precedent, it could be a career-ending move. >> you don't need a degree in applied physics to understand the forces that democrats are up against. so for the white house, it's striking the right balance. convince republicans to hang together and change the court for decades to come. >> i think it's going to

i do i go to a flying start as edinson cavani mitts and luis suarez cross to get his side to leave afterjust seven minutes i struck back early in the second period pepe rising highest the most home in the fifty fifth minute thank troops strike from davidson college just seven minutes later was another victory the pitch struck a giving group patrice no chance in the sixty second minute. christiane i'm an all those world cup hopes up in smoke. you're a boy in the last stage. and the top stories that we're following for you. coalition partner will decide today whether to accept the migrant deal she struck with the view on friday the very conservative has been calling for stricter immigration rules and trying to torpedo policies. and polls have opened in mexico's elections after the most violent lead up to a vote in the country's history at least one hundred and thirty politicians have been murdered since the come paining began presidential frontrunner. obrador arrived early it's a constant boast and it's his third big for president saying. don't forget you can always get news on the go just

russians buying facebook ads which brought down the entire election not because your gal the oven mitt fashion east lost a rigged election. but because the nefarious russians and the the does this necessary as cabal did cram lang how to get in there with you there was some hall as. well listen to me let me say yeah there was a holding out yesterday that by fifty four to forty one percent americans across the board think that donald trump is not standing up for u.s. interests most people in the united states think that putin has the goods some dirt on trump so it's not just me this is what the public thinks look we live in an era right now where we love to. out me take something where you have a legitimate right to be upset but if you can really turn it up if you could. scream if you can demanded require a screaming room and a petting dog a vivid how led and show this absolute out of control histrionics maybe somebody will pick up on that so i think that there are segments of this country that used to be the majority that see what they feel was their country slipping away from them the

on as actually paste republican idea passed by mitt romney. provided universal health care. single-payerrsue a system.ed we had a republican thinking when you had a system in place -- mitt romney promoted that plan and he had to tie whyelf in knots to explain the same plan he was for as governor was terrible now that obama did it as president. in this opportunity. trying to find the common ground , we see that happening now. and you are right to be frustrated. it is enough to say to democrats that you have to work with republicans, they have to work with you. host: let's go to nick, next. caller: i am a retired, disabled veteran. awould like to ask your guest little bit about the robert mueller investigation. it has been over a year. either there is nothing to the this is the most incompetent investigating team with $18 million and 17 people. isn't it time for a second special investigator or special counsel to be appointed to look into the doj and fbi stuff? because whether you like him or trump i think president is the best president we have had in the last hundred years d

gentlemen i keep saying this and maybe this is going to be my signature comment for the year ok try this mitt putin campaign promise kept ok check done let me go back to charles in london i think all of us took a look at this article in the spectator and there's no author attached to it trumpet trades the elites a sense that the u.s. always is a peer in democracy loving you know it's really quite interesting because the authors of this article essentially say that trump is the first post exceptional as president to be united states that's a remarkable characterization go ahead charles it's one day i one surprise you to hear that i absolutely agree with your book it's an excellent article yeah it's very well timed to me and i think it hits the nail on the head and i would recommend readers viewers to try and get a hold of that and you know to eat it myself but it's actually in line with what yourself peter myself and others two and a half years ago on this program and elsewhere we were discussing that this is likely to be what would happen in india and having it's not just as the article says

to the supermarket and bought them i mean they used hijacked weapons there were delivered from from mitt. the bases do i got to her dance in order to fight in order to dismantle all the stuff allies the syrian state everything that was on the table oh even if it's there we are fighting terror groups and we will continue to raise a man because denies funding any terrorists with their british taxpayer money the white helmets denies being a terrorist group in the pentagon denies helping al qaida but they do back this group might go we're all for our revolution come on don't you just tell me who this group is because i understand british and american special forces are helping them and the russians are saying they seem to be holding refugees also to. russia says but who is this group backed by the british taxpayer another of law i mean what do you think there's a militia betting on suggest that you get a government in london and another country comes and says well we will back these we will fight back these you know the commandos what separate us commandos there is a lot of part of them they

i year ago i got off to a flying start as edinson cavani mitts and luis suarez crossed to give his side the lead off to just seven minutes. portugal struck back early in the second period pepe rising highest to no home in the fifty fifth minute. but a sumptuous strike from edinson cavani just seven minutes later was enough to shield victory the p.s.g. striker giving rudi patricio no chance in the sixty second minute. christiane i'm an old those world cup hopes up in smoke. you're a go into the last stage. and won the australian grand prix for red bull after lewis hamilton suffered his first race retirements since twenty sixteen for stop and finished first followed by ferrari's came the right corner and with that in courage at all is now back at the top of the driver standings and moving on to tennis now britain's andy murray has full days of wimbledon the day before the tournament kicks off the two time champion said that he was forced to withdraw logy to hip injury where he had surgery on his hip in january and returned to competition only two weeks ago. and tour de france organizers h

my fatherbos like how a baseball mitt?aid i'll take that, to >>> and harry smith later in the show. >>> let'segin with those nationwide protests over the on going separation of children om their families along the border. nbc steve patterson has the latest from los angeles, site of one of the biggest rallie steve, good morning. >> willie, good morning to you. the movement drew c massiveds across the country demanding for the reunification of the families and the president' immigration policy through peaceful but loud protesting. cries for justice echoing off city streets across the countryy satu at least 100,000 marched in more than 700 planned protests, all unified under the same banner, families belong together. from new york where crowds marched across the bridge to texas along the southern border. >> i'm worried about the world that my kids are growing >> reporter: the movement calls for the trump administration to swiftly reunitehe roughly 2,000 migrant children celebratcelebrataccepseparated from their families. this

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economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut off their mitts thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks for having me and that's about it for this edition of the cause report was made last kaiser stacy am i to thank misfires stein of planet policy. that's where we all live feel like i'm just on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by you all. right we're all set to start in five yes to the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the war's explorers were moved would have their new. food record. last week. ok in this room full welcome to sophie and tell aunt sophie shevardnadze and today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. good luck little. u.s. president's national security adviser confirms a second trump putin summit has been postponed until after the russia which is over . claims russia will interfere in the upcoming midterm elections to help his rivals the democrats. the tenth annual brics summit of emerging economies is underway in south africa with america's trade wars h

i keep saying this and it maybe this is going to be my signature comment for the year ok try this mitt putin campaign promise kept ok check done let me go back to charles in london i think all of us took a look at this article in the spectator and there's no author attached to it trumpet trades the elites a sense that the u.s. always is a peer in democracy loving you know it's really quite interesting because the authors of this article essentially say that trump is the first post exceptional as president to be united states that's a remarkable characterization go ahead charles it's one day i won't surprise you to hear that i absolutely agree with your book it's an excellent article yeah it's very well timed and i think it hits the nail on the head and i would recommend readers viewers to try and get a hold of that and you know to eat it myself but it's actually in line with what yourself peter myself and others two and a half years ago on this program and elsewhere we were discussing that this is likely to be what would happen in india and having it's not just as the article says that

it reminds me of mitt romney and they are running articles about how mitt romney bullied kid in prepms like democrats do this often. talk about this guy's record. i have issue with one of the tax related cases about how he argued that the mandate for the affordable care act was a tax and not a penalty. talk about that. take issue with that. why did they go into this nonsense depletes level argument? it makes people say your guys are swimming. >> juan: i think they will get into it. that's where we are at the moment. yesterday, there were these wonderful pictures of him with his family when he was the nomination was announced and he spoke in the east room of the white house. then there were articles about, what does it mean when men show off their women as part of their resume, the $2 and the wonderful wife. i thought this is ridiculous. leave the guy alone. but they are going to talk about the record, not only the tax records, surveillance. >> dana: commercial break. greg, what you think. is it good for brett kavanaugh? >> greg: beer kegs, baseball, and debt. you can't get more ameri

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that mitt romney won without losing trump's blue-collar vote. and you can see that there are a lot of options in the short-term. the long-term is a little different than a little tougher. this is a table that communicates the whole demographic change thing everyone keeps talking about. breakdown of eligible voters in 2016, 2020 and 2036. white and blue collar voters right now make up 46 percent of eligible voters. in 20 years that's going to be 37%. from 12% to 18% in the same time frame. asian and other voters go from 7% to 10%. what this is communicating is that groups that lean toward democrats right now are growing and groups that lean toward republicans are in the long-term looking like they are going to shrink. i think there are a lot of options for republicans here. long-term trends in politics are really hard to predict. we can imagine scenarios where republicans take a greater share of the nonwhite vote, where they evenat in combination with greater ways than they are now. voters, bloc voting, there are a lot of scenarios and a lot of o

and what's interesting to me is where is the republican revoke, where the john mccain, where is mittg quiet or actively courting donald trump. they cannot believe in this. there are two generations of republican foreign policy hawks who have argued for a tougher line on russia. they must have watched this press conference and felt like their entire life's work had been destroyed. and yet they barely say anything. >> i want to continue this conversation, but i got to get a break in. stick around. we'll be right back. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can be sure you won't have any problems. except for the daily theft of your danish. not cool! at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & this shipment will be delivered... ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves?

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i don't know where he has been. >> mitt romney talks like he's only seen russia by watching "rocky 4. laura: which is it? should we be getting closer to russia and putin? or should we have a dynamic of constant confrontation of hostility? the liberals change their views clearly depending on which party has the white house. i think in the end what really matters is how trump handles the russian relationship going i forward. so despite some of these verbal missteps, the president hase already put us, i think in a better position, by engaging russia, and opening dialogue. it's just the start. and that's "the angle." joining me in our reaction is scott uehlinger, former cia o officer based in russia, stephen yates, former deputy assistantse of vice president dick cheney for national security affairs, and here in the studio, matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union. matt, your reaction? >> i think what you said really captures it, the most important part of this is the policy. should we be getting alonge with putin and russia? absolutely. the idea that you have liberals al

jen reuben endorsed mitt romney and pushed hard for mitt romneya a few days ago, she was suggesting roeneeds to be overturned. now she's suggesting any judge appointed by president trump shouldn't t overturn roe v wade. a lot of people reversed principles theyhe supposedly one held specifically because they don't like donald trump. i find that puzzling. when you look at jen reuben saying stuff that sarah huckaby sanders doesn't have a right to be comfortable in the united states. she's got the right to basically not be mobbed when she goes out to t a gas station or to eat dinner remember bake the cake to religious bakers are saying it's a wonderful thing when a restaurant owner decides to deny service to someone based political affinity. people on the left have gone further than that. they're not talking about restaurant owners not wanting trump employees in their establishment but they're talking about how it's ok for mobs to drive people out of establishments. that's what happened to christian nielsen. the level of insanity to which the left evolves every day is a testament to how muc

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my father was like, how about a baseball mitt? i'm, like, i'll take this too. >> and harry smith a bit later in the show. let's begin with the nationwide protests over the ongoing sfr s separation of children from their families along the border. >> steve, good morning. >> willie, good morning. the movement drew massive crowds across the country, all demanding for the reunification of those migrant families and condemning the president's immigration policy through peaceful but loud protesting. >> reporter: cries for justice on city streets across the country. saturday, at least 100,000 marched in more than 700 planned protests, all unified under the same banner -- families belong together. from new york where crowds marched across the brooklyn bridge to texas along the southern border. the movement calls for trump administration to swiftly reunite the roughly 2,000 migrant children still separated from their families, most after illegally crossing the border. this week, a federal judge in california ordered to have the separated c

i'll do mitts with rob and i'll spar with clair.ob because he'll knock my block off. >> jimmy: so you are trading blows with clair. >> yes. with clair. she's about 5'4". extremely athletic and much younger. and it's impossible to even punch her. >> jimmy: well, i would hope -- but do you feel weird about -- >> i do. >> jimmy: -- punching a clair? >> i do. it's also that weird thing of you hit mitts and when you're actually trying to hit someone in the face everything in your body's saying don't punch them -- even though you're wearing gear, don't punch them in the face. but she's so quick and she just moves and she'll run you around the ring. that in it and of itself becomes a workout and occasionally she'll reach out and smack you so hard in the face. and you have that reaction where your lip starts to go like a rubber band. you feel like you might cry. >> jimmy: that's clair. [ laughter ] has clair been hitting you? has clair been making you cry? [ laughter ] what is wrong with clair? and so even though you're wearing the head gea

and insert here, he knew the russians were helping his campaign and hurting mitt romney's campaign and maybe that helped his campaign to stop the russians in meddling in his erm election. march, 2012, obama was heard telling putin's sidekick, that he would have quote, more flexibility unquote, but it's important for him to give me space, unquote. he replied, i will transmit this information to vladimir and i stand with you. maybe that had something to do with the obama administration not to confront russia because they were. the article says time and time again, russia medles and it was the experts, something we were used to and something we happened all the time and then one day, dem cralts used an excuse and everything changed. n interesting article there. by steven j. allen, june 23. is rather aker, it tragic that we had a hearing on friday, i didn't violate the rules of the house. many of my democratic colleagues did. they are not supposed to rudely another member's time, constantly yelling and say take your meds. i didn't call anybody on the not regulations but it is a violation.

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and donald trump makes what mitt romney did or could be accused of doing look like small potatoes onaling, self-enrichment. why democrats can't capitalize on this given the history they've had in doing it in the past is mystifying to me. >> i think part of it is because of exactly what you just said. with mitt romney, he was aloof and away from those very same people who then made a judgment about that. here, people see donald trump as fighting for them. so his rich guy connections, his new york background, all of that, they consider an asset in the war against those they felt they needed to go out against and donald trump has been the tip of that particular spear. that's why it doesn't resinate or stick on him the way it did mitt romney. >> david farrenthal, thanks for your reporting. we appreciate it. ari, let's talk about the cohen revelation from last night. what should we glean from it? what should we take away from it? >> this is very big. i don't know where it came from. the sourcing remains technically anonymous. but it raises the question was donald trump working with advanc

hot and hue mitt as well. >> it happens every summer. let's get a check of the forecast. is it going to stay warm all weekend? >> it is going to be warm. did you feel the humidity today? >> a little. >> a little sticky. no thunderstorms across the bay area. it stayed off to the east through the sierra. as we take you through your microclimate forecast tonight, we want to start off with something to remind you in case you haven't heard. the giants going at it. we have the rugby sevens going at at&t parkle they're not playing on that field. the first pitch is at 7:00 p.m. the game will be in the 60s. our very own marcus washington will be doing the "national anthem." if you head to the game, you'll want to keep an eye on that. also '80s fireworks night. after the game, that i going to invite everybody onto the grassy outfield to enjoy that. looks like a lot of fun. >>> the weekend forecast, there's just a slight change. the area of high pressure that has heat and thunderstorm, it's going to move off to the east. but not as far off to the east as we originally thought. i thi

one israel are the mitt president of the palestinian the us on a thought he could not as the right of israel to thank live in peace and security and its is one who is not willing to make the good the enough concessions. to move forward toward the front to tease out the month with the promise we're running out of time hi melissa damon when the bone chill hoffman thank you very much indeed for your time for your contribution to the program looking forward to talking to you in the near future. where were you when this idea popped into it whether on line it's undoubtedly chief cold all over again inequality in our society today or if you join a sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like for you to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to flee the speakers first say join the colobus conversation on out his era the world's primary curtained producing nation. is at the forefront of the war on drugs i'm talking about serious organized crime as a country where reaching a critical point while some have made fo

mitt romney, disgraceful and detrimental to our democratic principles. house speaker paul ryan, no question that russia interfered in our presidential election. ben sass, this is flat-out wrong. some republicans went on camera to slam the president. >> president trump failed america today. >> i did not think this was a good moment for our country. i just felt like the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> whatted president said today is not accurate. >> the majority leader mitch mcconnell also saying he believes the intelligence chiefs. trump's performance the press conference, siding with putin, was, in fact, a shock to his own team. according to one u.s. official who told cnn the plan was that trump would just pivot on election interference. it happened and move on. but of course he did the exact opposite. he started going into detail and he doubled down. >> do you how old russia at all accountable for anything in particular? if so, what would you -- what would you consider them -- that they are responsible for? >> yes,

the answer, mitt romney's for may surprise us. the biggest threat bain argues to america's economic growth is income any quality because it is going to hurt consumer demand. and a phd economist, so that they could buy his products and have economic growth and here's what democrats should do, to the republican party. the same log script in 1980. we cut taxes, then increase defense and how will it work out, 4% economic growth. a democratic president is balancing the budget. and growing at 2.2% and donald trump says you don't leave in the greatness of the american people. we should say we are going to grow the economy at 4% or 5% and here's how we are going to do it. and investing in people, and the greatness of ordinary americans and invest in ordinary americans and that will get 4% economic growth. that is the message is all democrats should agree on. i don't know if we call it demand side economics, rise up economics, innovation economics but we need an answer to supply-side. two final points. the eit see expansion can be explaine