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back with me makayla angela davis, joe madison and david ritz.he break and before, of course, we are celebrating the lives of two huge american titans today. in washington, john mccain and here in detroit, aretha fra franklin. pick up from when you were talking about how she also symbolized a level of independence. she was able to be in the church of her dad singing gospel, but then branch out, taking her talents to so many variations of music. >> that was part of the daring. aretha franklin once said to me, what really makes an individual great is you have to be authentic, original and daring. she was all of that. it's interesting sitting here going between mccain and franklin, between aretha and john, the -- so many parallels. the one parallel that you can see is look at the adversity of people, the two of them have brought together. that is what it should be remembered as we celebrate these two lives. these individuals had a sense of humanity. aretha franklin didn't just stop with martin luther king junior. aretha franklin would help -- helped

joe wilson, bbc news, glasgow. britain's georgia davies stroke. it's the first time davies has won gold in this event, having won silvers and bronze in the two previous european championships. davies had already broken the european record with her time in the heats. and the men's 4 by 200 metres freestyle relay team have also won gold this evening. james guy brought them home after legs from calum jarvis, duncan scott and thomas dean, beating the russian team, who had qualified fastest, into silver. catalan dragons will face warrington wolves in the challenge cup final, after pulling off a huge upset, beating super league leaders st helens 35—16. the french side scored four unanswered tries in a pulsating first half. ben garcia going over twice before sam moa sealed victory in the second half. it's only the second time the dragons have reached the challenge cup final. waiting for them at wembley will be the eight times winners warrington wolves. they brushed aside leeds rhinos with relative ease, scoring eight tries in a 48—12 win. let's h

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we should mention that cohen's lawyer lanny davis, will join "morning joe" later this morning. >>> special mueller has landed a victory as part of his russia probe after the jury in paul manafort's fraud trial found him guilty on eight of the charges he was facing. manafort who briefly served as the chairman of donald trump's presidential campaign was convicted of five counts of tax fraud, one count of failure to file a report of foreign bank and financial accounts and two counts of bank fraud. the judge declared a mistrial on ten of the other charges manafort faced after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on them. the charges at the center of this trial weren't directly related to russia's interference in the 2016 election. in fact, they predate his involvement in the trump campaign. when the verdict was read manafort looked straight ahead offering no reaction as he was led out of the room he whispered into the ear of one of his defense lawyers and nodded at his wife who was sitting in the front row of the courtroom. speaking after the verdict manafort's lead attorney said his c

memorial ceremony on thursday at north phoenix baptist church where vice president joe biden will give a tribute. today davising biden is one of the family and considers himself to be one of the mccains. the senator will leave his home state of arizona one final time with a military sendoff by the air national guard and their family. he will be moved to washington, d.c. where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol where his colleagues in congress will get to say a final good-bye. speaker paul ryan, minority leader chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell, vice president mike pence will all pay their respects at the capitol. there will be a service on saturday, a final memorial at the washington national ca three the drag where former president barack obama and george w. bush will also pay tribute to mccain. he will finally be laid to rest on sunday. christina. christina: thank you, hillary. david: here now is bruce klingner, former cia deputy chief for korea. you know, for all the problems that mccain and donald trump had together -- and there were quite a few -- they both had this deep-seeded love for the military,

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covered john mccain and joe biden, had some insights into what joe biden was going through as late as yesterday, writing his eulogy, mike. >> rick davisohn mccain's campaign manager and who has been helping to organize the tributes, he said joe biden was treated like family. everyone knows, of course, they served for two decades together in the u.s. senate. and as you've just discussed, they also met earlier when mccain was a navy liaison. but one thing that's interesting, which we may hear about today, is the confluence of these two men's lives. in march of 1973, biden was a new senator, months into his term, and really deciding whether he wanted to stay in the senate. of course he had just lost his wife and infant daughter in a car accident. he was watching coverage of this naval pilot returning from vietnam, from a prisoner of war camp. and he said to an aide, i want to meet that guy some day. now, of course, joe biden has delivered, andrea, as you know, a lot of eulogies over the years, it's a strange thing to say but he's very good at it. and mccain asked him personally, when they last met in april at his ranch in sedona, if he w

the following day at north phoenix baptist church, where vice president joe biden will give a tribute to his very good friend. davis today saying that biden considers himself a part of the mccain family. then the senator will say good-bye to his home state one final time. there will be a military send-off with members of the air national guard and their families. he will be moved to washington, d.c., where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol, where his friends and colleagues in congress will get to say good-bye to their friend one final time. then there will also be another ceremony in washington, d.c., where former presidents george w. bush and barack obama will also pay tribute to this american hero that we have grown to all know and love. he will finish his journey in annapolis at the naval academy where he will be laid to rest on sunday. cheryl: we mentioned at the top of the segment, the senate will reconvene, the gavel's going down in 40 minutes. this is the first time they have reconvened since the passing of senator mccain. it will be an emotional time. some of the senators were very close for so many

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davis all came through the semi—finals today. peaty himself still has his 50 metre breaststroke to before. thanks, joe.ment for great britain's rowers who could only manage a silver medal in the men's four in glasgow. there they are at the bottom of your screen. having enjoyed tremendous success at olympic level many made them gold medal contenders but they were beaten to the gold by romania. disappointment for the men's quadruple sculls, too. having won silver at last year's championships, they finished last in their final. there was also a silver for the women's eight at the top of your screen. they finished just under half a length behind romania. britain's gymnasts narrowly missed out on a medal in women's team final at the european championships. after some early mistakes, britain's young team fought back with impressive performances on the final two rotations, including this routine from georgia mae—fenton, to finish fourth, just over two points behind the netherlands who claimed bronze. ireland, defying all expectations, have made it to the final of the hockey world cup. not many of you would ha

davis. lanny, welcome back to "morning joe." >> good morning, mika.od to have you on this morning. >> thank you. >> so what's he got? what's sort of -- what's the level of what michael cohen has that he could offer to mueller investigators? is it enough to change his fate which looks a little bleak right now. >> well, let's clear up for some reason an ambiguity, the smoke that rudy giuliani and trump and the people around him are blowing about what happened yesterday. very clearly there is no dispute that donald trump committed a crime, no dispute because his own lawyers said to the special counsel in a letter that he directed, that's the word they used, michael cohen to do these payments. he didn't want to do them because he was covering up his involvement in the payoff in the hush money. but the issue isn't in dispute. i've been asked, well, how do we believe someone has pled guilty to other crimes. my answer is you don't have to. his own lawyers are -- including rudy giuliani, are the evidence, the witnesses, against trump when he lied on air force

taking place in tennis right now and joe is here to tell us about it yes daryn that is right it's all to do with the sports oldest international men's tournament the davis cup it's been around for one hundred nineteen years but on thursday the people who run the sport the international tennis federation voted for a radical revamp and that's upset play is past and present on the plus side the prize money will be a grand slam level which should entice the top players and it's perhaps more t.v. friendly a bit like a world cup of tennis they would say but five federations voted against the overhaul those who great britain the usa australia france and germany have all been multiple winners of the tournament say it changes the competition completely so right now one hundred thirty two countries competes in the davis cup over the course of the year with sixteen playing in the top tier world group in a straight knockout from next year just twenty four countries will play in qualifying with eighteen going through to the end of year competition then they will play a round robin format a knockout round over the course of a week and here's the kicker the changes ha

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davis, his p.r. attorney -- >> a good name. >> been on television a million times since yesterday basically waving a red flag. mueller, please call us. i got ask on morning joe, why not just go to mueller. didn't really get a straight answer on that. >> they have phones. heilman? >> there is no one i've paid attention to more than emily jane fox. she's inside mueller's head than any reporter. one of the things you've read, nothing about yesterday, as shocking as it was, is surprising. she said at the very top of the show. michael cohen is throwing donald trump under the bus. that's a colloquial way of putting it. if you read the art of the story, he came to understand as we saw yesterday, if he did not make some kind of deal, he could be in jail 40 years, right? he's not going to go to jail for 40 years for donald trump. that sentence might be five years if he works out, this cooperation agreement gets settled, bob mueller eventually walks in in december when the sentencing come up, he's been helpful to us, i'd like to recommend he has probation in six months. that is the game for him. how do i play this game out -- >> wait, wait, wait. >> so i don't have to

beneath that, he said joe should've told him as an unsubstantiated story, don't pursue it in one last point and this is important, lanny davisng further and walking back claiming on msnbc about what president trump had any advance knowledge of the hacking of democratic emails during the campaign, he says he was describing his beliefs but has no hard evidence and that is something as he now recognizes he should not have done. >> eric: any corrections from any of these? >> aside from cnn, the story last month spread like wildfire, lots of folks picked it up. fox news did to modest coverage. i haven't seen much correction or clarification in other places. some have but many have not. >> eric: as they said years ago as you and i have worked in the vineyards of journalism for so long, if your mother says she loves you, check it out. thank you. >> sandra: robert mueller's team closing in on a deadline to decide whether to retry paul manafort on charges the jury could not reach a verdict on them. alan dershowitz weighs in on that next. >> eric: and we have a fox news alert coming up about iran. the president under fire in his own c

joe's point, i don't think mueller has proved anything yet about collaborating or conspiring or colluding with russians on the -- >> what if he did? >> if he did, it becomes a political question. >> let's say that lanny davis donald trump jr. meetings there was going to be something, he had heard that there's going to be -- maybe even guccifer, is that a high crime to know that if nothing came out of the don jr. meeting does that rise to the level -- >> probably for the republicans in the senate really to -- the founders of this country would -- were either clever or made mistakes. they used phrases that are really malleable. high crimes and merchandise. why would you throw merchandise in it? it becomes much more of a political issue. it was that way with clinton and with andrew johnson. it'll be that way here. what it comes down to in this case is if you feel there's a big culture of corruption that's been supposed then you'll end up voting perhaps for democrats in the house, the house gets to decide whether to impeach on these. >> that's when you were saying that there are other crimes. you remember that when we did this -- when it happened with clinton, his approval rating finally went up. he finished i