that defensible on cnn's part in the. >> yes. >> laura: clearly blaming trump on the lower third chiron. >> they're not blaming trump emphatically enough. these are trump targets, the people he cited. he referred to them as trait ors, they committed treason, enemies of the state. he offered to pay the legal fees if his supporters beat up -- >> laura: i don't agree with rachel maddow you i like her show. if i were a liberal i would watch rachel maddow. but when you have someone like maxine waters saying go out and do this, when people repeatedly are calling trump like hitler, i mean people, if second have stopped hitler, they would have. so you're saying that that has no connection to anything that would happen to a supporter of the president? like steve scalise? wouldn't happen to, if something happened to the president, would you then connect those claims of hitlerism to the assassination attempt? would you do it both ways? >> are you suggesting that steve scalise was shot because of democratic rhetoric? is that what you're saying? . >> laura: the president has repeatedly been called p

i thought it would be measured but instead i get these chiron's pointing fingers at the president whenranged lunatic sending the bombs. >> tucker: or there are copies of the email saying, go ahead and take out my enemies, but there aren't any of those. >> you say this is immediate responsibility. look at "the new york times," they had a story about -- they talk to five fictional writers was fantasizing the president would be removed from office including an assassination by a secret service agent. the gray lady is pushing this and if they are absolutely partly responsible for the temperature of the country today. >> tucker: i don't want to add to that garbage, i hope the show doesn't. i really mean that. it's fair to call this the most functional moment dysfunctional moment in our lifetime. we have more on that coming up next. ♪ if you have psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla

then i asked the producers to put up these two chiron's that you lookok like these two and here's onehas no plans to bear any personal responsibility for inciting serial bomber." it assumes an awful lot when gabby giffords in arizona -- sarah palin was accused of that shooting because she targeted that district, we want to take it back politically and people automatically assume the shooter, because it's erin sarh palin and cited him too. then the second tyrant. men hunt for serial bomber going after trump's targets. this is unbelievable, we work in the least self-aware business in the industry. you look at these people and say how could you be sold to us, it intentional? instead i got these kind of chiron's pointed the finger at the president when they have no idea what incited this deranged lunatic that's sending all of these bombs. >> tucker: that's right, there are copies of emails between trump and the mad bomber saying go ahead and take out my enemies, but there aren't those. have i missed news developments tonight? >> if you have not. you say does the media their responsibility

the chiron is going to lead read we know what is going to look like, but chiron running underneath will be donald trump, cookie, lot prescription forhealth care will bankrupt america ? and they will be reading the tweets live to the people. up on stage, so you're already panicking that you're not going to be trump, do you really want a long drawn out process that is, is determined by some of the very people in the primary process that you think can't determine whose the best person to defeat donald trump that's going to be a much different i think reaction and the best case scenario right now for democrats asyou look at where they are going to be , where they will be the most successful in governorships and senate races in the midwest. about around for 2016 with michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, all of those senate races which were supposed to be really competitive, democrats on those seats are very competitive now, democrats laid hold of all of them. the governorships, all competitive including scott walker could lose. democrats could pick up ohio, iowa, those are places that looked after

let me get back to that chiron for a second, with john king, the chiron's outline you see on your screenws. one of them was trump has no plans to incite personal responsibility. we've seen this movie before. what is frustrating for the american people at home who don't trust the media, and many of them don't, the media does not learn from their mistakes. 2011, gabby efforts, the horrible shooting in arizona, sarah palin is blamed because she put out flyers that are targeting that district politically, and other words, take it back. the accusations always get a huge stage and microphone. the exoneration barely makes a peep. later we found out he had no political affiliation, was not incited by sarah palin but you didn't hear that part. it go ahead, tammy. >> especially before they even knew who was going to be arrested, we had no idea who was sending these bombs around. the media, b whether it is the "capital gazette," the boston bombers, they know they have a window, no matter what the end result will be, they have a window to where they can change and create the narrative and of course,

. >> lindsay ward is a chiron operator. it's her job to tighten the words on the screen of the newscast. >> if there's anything other than his name on the screen it does not fit. >> even if it fits we may not always get it right. >> my hope is that somebody comes up with a great nickname. like fdr, it, something that captures who he is and what he is. >> initials probably won't work, aas, you don't want to get that one wrong. the chronicle tried using his profession for a time, actor and headlines, that cause problems as well. some thought it showed a bias against them. >> the laws of physics show headline bias. if you have to squeeze certain number of characters into a space you don't have too much choice in the matter. >> sch w -- that is ridiculous. >> just make it governor, that makes it easier to spell. >> now they say that even if the rest of -- >>> today we say goodbye to a legend. don sharp our news operation manager, he worked at kpix for more than 13 years but done first started in tv news in the bay area in 1969.

martin is the assumed rate of return the board adopted based on recommendations from you and chiron's involvement, if we decided to divest and we wouldn't leave the energy sector but it may affect the assumed rate of returns. this gets to contributions which is one of the things really pay attention to. i'm wondering would we have to change the recommendations for asset classes if we went for total divestment not the plan andrew is recommending we follow. >> and i thought about this, joe. we're talking about the loss of diversification. we would rerun our numbers and assign a higher volatility to your portfolio and that would produce a lower return at the level of risk the board has chosen to take. i'm not sure it's hugely material but probably in the neighborhood of oh, maybe 3% or 4% at the high end. >> as trustees we have to understand that because we have to turn around and tell the stakeholders and city, we chose this policy and it will effe effect -- affect you this way. i want to go back to the other issue, on divestment. one of the drivers on why we need to consider divestment

they have ridiculous chiron's. you can see the hate dripping off the faces of some other anchors.have had to fire whole classes of people and i've had democrats moved me and say you know what, i'm a democrat. can't stand trump. i hate trump but i don't watch cnn cnn because even cnn is too crazy. >> dana: i was going to say the difference with fox news is that if hillary had won, or ratings would still be good. [laughter] >> juan: might be better, in fact. >> greg: i also heard brian stelter once threw ice cubes. >> jesse: call the fbi. >> greg: texas senator john cornyn joins us for the very latest coming up. this place isn't for me. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it

junior is calling minute workout for nonstop attacks on the presidential family, read tweeting this chiron that appeared on cnn's screen today 24 hours after the attempted bombing of their headquarters cnn saying onscreen trump has no plan to claim any responsibility for inciting serial bomber. that despite the fact that investigators do not know much of anything about motive or who was responsible for these attempted attacks. jim acosta griped the president did not mention cnn at his rally last night and called them out for not taking responsibility for his rhetoric yet criticizing the media's tune at the event, donald trump junior tweeted did you or your colleagues take any responsibility for your rhetoric and constantly calling my family racist and nazis for two years when my wife opened and exploding envelope of white powder intended for me. what about what happened to my brother. please understand everybody at cnn was terrified for members of your family when they were attacked. and your father's rhetoric calling us the enemy of the people, very worried somebody is going to get hurt.

that segment on-air, where we were laugh iing at about it d joking about things while having that chironthink they would be pretty outraged. so matt drudge is not someone who's a snowflake. he's a conservative, he has a lot of credentials and he's even calling them out. >> words matter. we know that the synagogue shooter invoked caravans and specifically called these people invaders, back to your points about what we found on social media with him. let me just show you something that newt gingrich wrote for fox news on friday. the lead line. "the caravan of an estimated 7,000 central american invaders trekking through mexico towards the united states is roughly 11,000 miles from the nearest point of entry" and he goes on and on. but the word i wanted to point out was "invaders," because that is the exact same language that was used. it's not just newt gingrich, lou dobbs is being called out. and just back to you, is fox just spreading pure propaganda at this point? >> well, i think it's certainly irresponsible to use this term. because what do you do with invaders, brooke? do you let inv

consumer of cable news we have ever had in the white house, he is someone who cares deeply about what chironslower third there below me says. he cares more than any past president about all of these things. and i think this is illustrative, he cares about where he fits in the broader, sort of sphere of presidents. he talks about how he's gotten more done than anyone. he talks about he might be even more popular than honest abe, talking about abe lincoln. he's very aware of his surroundings in a way that he tries to play off and says that he is not, but we know he is. honestly, you should just spot shadow this. i know this gets a lot of attention, this is the key. >> tv remote. >> this is the key to donald trump. >> totally. totally. a lot of screen time. >> he's like my kids. >> no, and what's also interesting, i mean, yes, the starbursts are interesting, but i think the painting, there is a particular figure in that painting that we're going hone in on with this artist next hour. she's spot shadowed in the bag. you see this table of men, the significance of this table. it's just absolutely f

you always say this in your chiron. you eddiorialize. it was inspirational. i find him creative.nd him inspiring. in that room, had you three people, an amazing artist, amazing athlete and amazing builder all saying what can we do in the political process to make the prosperity and security of america broader. into minority communities. that's a great thing for this country. jim brown are, kanye west, donald trump are great men trying to help this country. >> i don't have the energy tonight because there's so much. >> let me put out a little bit. >> there is so much. >> i'm not even going to -- go ahead. >> you remember when barack obama was quoting jay-z and michelle obama said if she wanted to be like somebody, she banned to be like beyonce. they will searched through every lyric, these were not genius or honorable people, these were horrible people they said. rappers have rapper lyric. now all of a sudden he is the paragon of moral virtue and he's a genius. i'm not -- i'm saying these conservative do this thing. if liberal like him, if president obama likes him, that is the sp

underneath, the chiron is going to read, we know what it is going to look like. democratic candidates are going to be underneath there. kooky, low prescription for healthcare is going to bankrupt america. world blitzer is going to be reading the tweets live to the people up on stage. if you are already panicking you're not going to be trump, do you really want a long drawn out process that is determined by some of the very people in the primary process that you think can't determine who the best person to defeat donald trump. that is going to be i think a much different reaction. the best case scenario right now for democrats, as you look at where they will be the most successful governorships in senate races, is the midwest. the battleground for 2016 with constant -- wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, although senate races, which was supposed to be very competitive, democrat seats are not very competitive now, democrats are likely to hold all of them. the governorships are all competitive, including scott walker who could not lose. the the democrats can pi