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debt deval youked, and they are- deval youked. you.that would annoy me this president. he does noteem to have mh of a resnse toowerful arrival and opponents,e crushes the weak, of course. kt good to have you here. >> thank you. lou: more on china, iran and syria with the a-teaoming right up. stay with us. >> government shu dn day 14, coromise at hand ors one side surrendering? congressman john campbell with the view fro the house. next. bny mellon combines investment management & investmentserv, giving us unique insights which help us attract th indust's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments ich are used to build new schools to build more ight minds. invesbny mellon.world. lou: breaking news, new reports that army is scrapping the heavily criticized uniforms. look a that, after less an a deb add of use -- decad of use, feature so-called universal cacamouflage pattern in 2004 thy cost $ 5 billion, and theyere meant to blend inith a environment, critics say this cacamouflage was ineffective particularly in afghanistan. not the most mil

youk as in youkilis.doubt, the president was outnumbered by red sox fans. >>> up next, the sounds of silence. how much longer can mitt romney stay silent before his own supporters say we know you're against that, but what are you for? now back to "hardball." >>> this is a busy week by the the way for the supreme court. i think all their work highlights the leadership failures of our current president. you see, when he was running for office, he said he would make it his first priority in his first year agenda to reform our immigration system and make it work for the american people and for those who want to come here legally. he did not do that. >> in a rally in virginia, mitt romney stayed true to form. criticizing the president as you heard in this case on immigration while offering no plan of his own. this has become the consistent pattern. last week speaking at a convention, romney even names the question voters want answered, but declines to answer. >> some people have asked if i will let stand the p

so it's up to youk. and most of the 24 98 on their feet. -- 24,998 on their feet. youk is 0-3. slowly hit. escobar. and this ballgame is over. so sox come back to tie it up at 3-3 and royals with one in the seventh, two in the eighth and they win it 6-3 and we'll be back. -- >> coming up, the latest on the suspect accused of shooting two young girls in a chicago neighborhood. another drowning in lake michigan. we'll have details. and cover your ears. jay is singing at wrigley. plus the latest on our hot weather forecast. the news is next. ken: check out our miller lite player of the game. it is our shortstop alcides escobar. two-run homer in the third inning and then a solo shot in the seventh. two homers, three r.b.i.'s. our miller lite player of the game alcides escobar, and we'll be back. ♪ how you like me now? ♪ ♪ how you like me now? ♪ ♪ how you like me now? ♪ ♪ how you like me now? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the new miller lite punch top can. crack it. punch it. for a smoother pour. however you punch it... it's miller time. ken: chicago white sox baseball h

youk as in youkilis. the president was completely outnumbered by red sox fans. >>> up next, the sounds of silence. how much longer can mitt romney stay silent before his own supporters say we know you're against that, but what are you for? i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. thin coffee shops. people who i thave been out of work. you can tell it wears on them. narrator: he's fought to pull us out of economic crisis for three years. and he still is. president obama's plan keeps taxes down for the middle class, invests in education and asks the wealthy to pay their fair share. mitt romney and his billionaire allies can spend milions to distort the president's words. but they're not interested in rebuilding the

. >> were those fans booing or just yelling youk?joins us from washington ready to play ball as always. the answer may determine whether the president carries massachusetts. so, were they booing or yelling youk? >> sounded like a lot of you to me. but one thing we can all be thankful for is that president obama knows his sports and he's not a pandering. it was mitt romney not many months ago said he was both a michigan and michigan state fan, which is like being for the cowboys and redskins or lakers and celtics. at least president obama has a stronger connection to sports. >> you know that mitt romney has two heads, so are you confident that you can carry massachusetts one of mr. romney's i believe three home states? >> i have no doubt that we can carry massachusetts and i have no doubt that the president has a stronger connection to sports than just knowing team owners. >> okay. as you know, all eyes are on the supreme court with their ruling on thursday. can i ask you what is the contingency for democrats if the court strikes down

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. >> i just want to thank youk y folks for coming today.. this was great. this was scheduled a long time ago. some of my very, very early supporters and i've been your supporter, also.o. we're doing really well. fake news media doesn't liken't talking about the economy. i never see anything about the stock market, sets new records s every day,et chris, i never see that. but i think the people understanded it. >> well the fact of the matter m is this president is right on the stock market. they've been setting records on wall street, but this white house at times can't seem to get out of the way of its own good news. so while there are indications to back up what theto president has been saying, sean, jim, all of this other oth stuff that's been going on has really obliterated that off the front page up until this point. >> you're right.>> i mean, like you y said, they're getting in their own way. can't get out of their own way. thank you, fits, appreciate t get inside and get warm. >> day without immigrant. >> number of local businesses shutdown today to se

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it depends on who because a worker'aworker's compy is worker'how dare you, who do youk you are. >> im okay with tha. >> larry: he can do anything egregious and people don't care. i don't understand it. i never seen anything like this. >> he's like a bad guy in retro. the more they are, usa, usa. >> larry: hasn't he gone to we and been the bad guy. he hit chris christie with a chair. >> that's right. >> they don't let them sit at the debates. he just rose roasts the other g. that's why your husband bangs other women. she's like well that's his business. >> are you advising him for the general. trump is because he talks like he got a gun. >> larry: what do you mean. >> he talks like he's not afraid of nothing. i dare you to say something. i bust a cap in your -- he's packing, he has to be. he has snipers everywhere [bleep] >> or get rid of you. >> he's got a sniper in his hair. [laughter] >> they are wearing one of those sniper things invisible like getting out of his hair. that's amazing. >> trump comes out and tell us exactly who is america. no no no listen to me, i'm a racist. musl

th>>> e drug saving this youk man's life is about to cost his family $9,000 a year. >>> and why some activists are boycotting. >>> and big surprise at nats >>> let's get your weekend started. a lot going on this weekend. a lot to look forward to. what is it going to look like outside? >> hot tomorrow and hotter sunday. all this weather, just about out of here. let's start with the evening temperatures, running down to 60 already, that's one of the coop spots. futurecast shows tomorrow morning starts with the 50s and 60s, so not [bleep] cool as we have been. by lunchtime already into the low 80s. upper 80s by 3:30. we are on our way to 90 tomorrow. tomorrow night is not going to be as nearly as cool. look at this, by 8:00 sunday morning, low to mid-70s, some in the 60s and lunchtime up to 90, on our way to 95. the high heat and more humidity will be with us for the first half of the coming week. i will tell you about that and some of th to have in just a few minute snoos all right. get ready, dc, the crowd is coming. a march to the white house for lgbtq rights. organizers expect more

c-span, youks for are a true national resource. the comment and a couple of things is one that we need to get politics as far away from this as possible. you have a 2% fatality rate and percent --is 0.1 0.1%. will stressnts that test our governments and hospitals. we need to get a government into place here. i think that is the real comment, maybe we have been lucky to sidestep a lot of this with the political rhetoric we have had over the last 20 years that have discharged and sidestepped the expertise and functioning government, but we will need to get active about that and the wave is coming and people need to prepare for that. guest: i agree with you that this coronavirus has been an we preparedays are to deal with the kind of health threats we may find even today and do we have to beef up our systems to make sure we protect ourselves? holes. found a number of having said that, it is important to say the president was wrong, it is not 15 cases, there are 60 cases in the united states has been doing pretty well compared certainl

do youk? in other words, you just get more u.s. companies focused on markets abroad and you get involved in knocking down barriers which are fairly significant in a lot of other states? we've seen the discussions in "the economist" and others about the rise of state capitalism, the protection of markets abroad. or do you -- do you move in some other way? do you move -- and as i look at the global economy right now, we've had a lot of discussion about theslpe economy, the slow down of the chinese economy. you need buyers out there. so i'd love to get a quick take before we open questions on the trade profile of the country and what's happening. but as you look ahead, not just giving kind of a rah-rah thing that exporters are up, but doesn't it look bleak out there? >> well, first of all, can i say exports are up. they're up about one-third since the president announced that. >> i heard the state of the union say, we're already ahead of schedule. >> exports have been growing about 15.5% on a compounded basis. those of you who remembe

what do youked you, think we could offer north korea to get them to curb their new -- nuclear program, i want to say i agree with you that these threats coming from trump are totally empty. i think he is a complete low heart. we i disagree with you that asked the of anything we can offer them right now to curb the program? it isn't isolated and paranoid regime. in their mind, in my opinion, having nuclear weapons is the only way to keep us and other countries from stopping the regime. i do not think they have any intention of using the nuclear weapons. they do, it will ultimately lead to their destruction. they also know if they have them, it will keep us from going , getting rid of their government. guest: i think you make a good point and you may be right. it may be too late, and we may have passed that mark. you put your finger on the right question. if anything, our leverage? that leverage has to address, what do they want? if the only thing they want is so they nowbility become impervious to the threats or the dismantlement of the regime from the outside, then there is very littl

and youk! kevin youkilis with the bases juiced. a grand slam going the other y way.ite sox beat the yankees 7-3. as and twin, they turn a 5 -ste on the bag -- that's a beautiful turn. that's a triple play. as only a half game out of the wild car for the american league shot. one more highlight. this one more mike barnicle. mark trumbo of the angels taking a fastball from aaron cook over the volvo sign in center field. wow! barnicle says it hit his house. a 440 foot home run. angels beat the struggling sox 5-3. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," congressman todd akin digs in, despite mitt romney telling him to get the heck out of the race in missouri. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler but we've got a replacement for regis philbin. telly and who? we'll show you when we come back. ♪ going to get through your head what the man said ♪ this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of sharable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of it'

youk, i think there's a mixture. i don't know.e it at that. >>> what is serious is the heat that's going to be building as we get into later today, upper 80s, low 90s tomorrow. but then the sweltering humidity and torrid heat. i don't use the "t" word often. that's coming in on friday, saturday, and sunday. >> thank you, tom. >> thank you.

thank youk for a very warm welcome. i would like to acknowledge chicago president. [applause] clerk anna valencia. [applause] sheriff. [applause] illinois state controller mendoza. [applause] secretary of state and state treasurer. i am honored to be here at the economic club of chicago to talk about the middle class in america. the story to tell here in chicago. like many american cities, industrialization and emigration chicago -- it is not separate to the state of the economy. it was at the heart of it. by middle class, i do not mean a narrow or fixed group. i mean workers across industries and occupations from firefighters to nurses to factory workers. americans at the very top. we believe the gdp growth is not meaningful because it is not shared. if it does not impact the lives of these americans. we■'■á also believe the middle s in the thriving economy everywhere in the united states is key to building a more robust and resilient economy overall. america's middle class has been at the heart of america's success. this leads us to pursue an agenda focused on cla

. >> thank youk ackie. both for the work you do in our nd newcommunity, and thank you for joining us on "impact." >>> voters in iowa andwn the r a pol new hampshire are a few weeks away from casting the first ballots of 2016. political expert next. [ ] goers in iowa will make their presidential picks on february >>> now on "impact," caucus goers in iowa will make their presidential picks on february 1st, just over three weeks from now. joining me to discuss the race to the white house, mark, political reporter. >> thanks for having me. >> busy time. less than a month away from iowa and new hampshire. the candidates are doing the rounds. before we get to your predictions, we need to tackle two very important issues this week. turtles and boots. >> the florida guys show up in new hampshire and seem like freaks. >> right. >> marco rubio has these fashionable boots that have become like a two, three-day story. turns out jeb bush when he goes to new hampshire, he gets plastic turtles from a guy who owns a gift s

this week youk put out a statement saying when you look at his record there are gaping holes and some great questions. what are the holes and what are the questions. guest: this is the most important position in this next administration. who will sit at the town of the nation's law enforcement agency. he has a long track record that we can work from. look very carefully at his track record and what we found is a man whose euro his career has been opposed to civil rights at almost every turn. this is someone who during his tenure in congress vote to against the hate crimes he has opposed bipartisan immigration reform efforts. when we look back further into his career as a state prosecutor down in alabama, we find that he levied voter fraud charges on african-americans civil rights activists who live in the black belt of the state. one of the people he targeted in one of his notorious prosecution, a group known as the marion three, included charges brought against albert turner, and activists who marched alongside dr. martin luther king. he started the harry county civic league that foc

. >>> to baseball now, and youk's warm welcome in beantown, hugely popular as the red sox third baseman. kevin youkilis returned to fenway park for the first time since his june trade to the white sox. he got a huge ovation from the crowd, then smacked a single up the middle and then he went on to score. but that was the only run chicago scored, and even with an eighth-inning injury to david ortiz, the red sox won 5-1. >>> when we come back on a tuesday morning, a dramatic rescue in new zealand after a fire traps 28 miners 500 feet under ground. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. in absolute perfect physical

have three kids, two grandkids -- we were youking about basically know spending as much as we possibly can on the kids. but because of what happened in ferguson and all over the country, we basically are not going to do anything these holidays. host: what do you think the message will be that you are sending by not spending anything or at least spending less this holiday season as it relates to what happened in ferguson, missouri? caller: i think it will be my own private boycott of corporate companies to basically show inidarity for protesters america who are outraged and upset about the treatment of african-american youth. host: talk a little bit about -- are you the only one doing this that you know of? are there others? caller: i have five brothers and five sisters. as far as i know, none of them are going to do any shopping either. maybe 14 nieces and nephews. they will have a rough christmas, but they all understand why we are doing it. host: so it's not just black friday. you are not planning to spent totally this holiday season because of that. caller: nothing at all. >> your 1

seen over course of last week a few people wringing their hands and wondering and hemming and what youkinghaving said that -- hawing, you have to look at survey. majority of cfos believe we're off to a bad start, the economy is bad. they are not going to be hiring, 58% cite the fiscal cliff, another survey that was done by be round table talks about the not wanting to hire folks because of the economy and government policy. neil: but that is not what is getting out there, what is out there is narrative of mitt romney clueless, the 47 thing, he is the bain of his own existence. >> these folks top buy an election, we are talking about people who believe in the country and the economy and want to keep america at its best. they see a shift in government, and want it to change back. >> beyond margin of error in some states, and romney better get off his heiney and do something. >> this will be a close race, yes, we're front days away that is a lifetime in twitter world. neil: is that a split race like a ta 2000 deal. >> you are hearing a little bit more about voter fraud, about people hiring la

. >>> thank you very much sue.an >> are youk making frenemiesne this election season.n. >> i don't think so.'t think so. you play have to -- may havee to -- how to get around toss those heated political disagreements there come up between you and your friendsgrei that you don't have to be -- so that you don't have to ben'th frenemies right. >> i think so. t whe walk about it when we >> ?? >> all right, this happens in realight, life, disagreementsen ending relationships endingnding friendships.nd it's not a good thing. t >> it is okay to be frenemies at least touring to virginia tech professor todd shank. toddk professor thanks for that joiningesso ur s. >> thank you for having me on. >> why is it okay to be frienden he ms. he m >> it's important to have arttoa wide variety of people in ouriey lives o with a wide variety of opinions.op many of the disputes that arehed issues that we have to deal with whether in t lives professional lives or ine the wider public spherec spher require we get along withir other people at least enoughe wh to have a discussion with themwe and unfortunately it

everyone, youk have been my friends, you have been loyal, you have been strong.t -- say to adam, good luck, he's a tough cookie, it's a tough race. dean, he has to done so well that i can't imagine anything bad happening. you have to always fight hard. you have to be careful. you can't let wacky jackie do it. a vote for her is a vote for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. a vote for her is a vote for taxes going way up. are going to give you all sorts of false promises. your taxes are going way up. she was saying forget about the crumbs. it was a lot of money for people. more. $3000 three weeks, she was talking about she wants to raise everybody's taxes. i don't think so, somehow that doesn't play very well. is a vote for her increased taxes, weak borders, it's really a vote for crime, it's a vote to get rid of police officers. they want to get rid of vice. -- of ice. the thing they respect his toughness. you are the number one student in your class, they don't respect that, they respect toughness. our people are so tough. they are much tougher than the ms 13 people

. >> all right, jenner it, if youk you for that update from kabul. >>> well, kamal hyder sent this updatee swat valley. >> reporter: rescue efforts are already underway. although for the most part, it is on self help basis. because the locals are now trying to dig out the valuables from under the rubble. however, the strong earthquake has left a trail of destruction swat is the worst hit. now, if you can see the wall on my right, it is swaying badly it. can come down any time. the government authorities are already warning of aftershocks. they have closed the schools in the valley as well as a is who the country just to be on the safe side. the important thing right now is for a proper reconnaissance of the far-flung twrairs. areas. the military says they have already started that. people are waiting to see what kind of relief and help they will get from their government. the important thing also is to treat the medical emergencies because the hospital in swat is already overwhelmed. they are over 200 people who are in that hospital, they need help. and the government, of course, will hav

president, vice president biden, secretary carter,ter, distinguished guests, thank youk once again formily. mr. president, i had the distinct honor to give representing your soldiers sailors and airmen sailors and coast guard. as you know better than most of those men and women are busy. the globe meeting our alliance commitments and deterring commit -- to dignify to islamic state, al-qaeda and other extremist organizations. of they are maintaining freedom and verification and defending as from threats in space and in cyberspace. throughout your time and office we have often heard you express your appreciation for their service and their sacrifice. this afternoon, mr. president, i want to express our appreciation for your leadership and honor commander-in-chief for the past eight years. y we have been at war throughout your tenure. that's the period longer than ay any other american president. throughout those years you have always been there for us. you were there in a situationom room where i personally witnessed your thoughtful and careful deliberations when ordering our young men a

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they were saying "youk, youk." >> i hadn't thought about that. by the way, it's derek jeter's 38th birthday. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> boston i just want to say thank you for youkilis. [ crowd boos ] >> i'm just saying he's going to have to change the color of his "sox." i didn't think i'd get any boos out of here but i guess i should not have brought up baseball. i understand. my mistake. my mistake. you got to know your crowd. >> that's true, you need to know your audience. good morning, everyone. welcome to "morning joe." it's tuesday, june 26th. with us on set we have mike barnicle. good morning. are you awake? >> i am. >> you look tired. >> i am. >> that's okay. >> host of "politics nation" and activist, reverend al sharpton and from "the daily beast" -- >> whoa! >> evil kin evil today. >> it like a costume. >> okay. >> barack obama. >> they were saying youk. >> barack obama has problems in boston. remember the 100th anniversary, they were booing him at the stadium. that was unfortunate. >> he was enjoying himself. >> should the s

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neil: thank youking all very kinall very much, forgetwhetherg more for their student loans, what is the lobby for all of the taxpayers who already are? we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades neil: forget about mortgage rates going up a point in about a moon, college loan rates have doubled effectively in a day. center 3.4% to 6.8%. before you shed tears for them. save a few for taxpayers like yourselves who have been spending tending of billions of dollars shielding them, supporting college loan programs that get pricier, as a result college tuitions that get pricier, so where is the lobby for us guys? tones these guys, hadley. >> our president likes to talk a lot about fairness, i would frame this policy debate in terms of fairness, our current policy is not fair to not only t

he was a california native.hi do youk his california upbringing helped to shape how he views the lawnd the cou >> i think there are definitely seeds of it. a few years ago in the first same wex marriage cast up and the court sent it back on standing grounds, he talked about the idea of a plic referendum process. again, that's a sort of initiative process that's near and dear to people in the west, and he tked a lot aboutt and how to preserve it as part of this decision. so i think you see aspects ofat i would say he has been incredibly progressive on certai individual rights, and that will clearly be part of his legacy. but he has a mixed record on individual rights insofar as it relates to race and to gender. so i mean he definitely has a libearian streak, but it doesn't necessarily cover all aspects of the individual rights spectrum. >> so given he is now stepping down, how different is this from the scenario w gorsuch replaced scalia? because it was a cservative replacing a conservative. now we have a swing vote stping down. how moment us ous is for what happens next on the suprem

. >> thank youking neil?hance of winding up on food stamps, 1 in winding up on food stamps, 1 in 5, w [cell phone beeps] hey! so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig neil: food for thought, food stamps for illegals, that could explain 1 in 5 households on food stamps. we are closing in on 50 million americans not even americans getting food stamps now. lizzy macdonald this is making me want to vomit right now. adam is back, and mark is back, my point is not that we take care of those who need to be fed. but if you tell me, 50 million americans are in need of food stamps, one out of 5, out of control. >> yes, it is astonishing. the thing that gets lost in the story line. is that americans really are generous they do want to help the poor, and don't think that can be questioned. but, it is such a reversal of what clinton was all about in 90s, democrats in 90s, and republicans too. that we got ameri

odd only if you think of them being along those lines because focusing on that division might make youkee area where they are united and where they are united with criminal law is deference to police and prosecutors there is always a majority on the court for that no matter what the ideological background and one reason for i that biases how we choose our justices in the first place a bench john overwhelmingly from the pull of government lawyers have spent their life and career representing the government. we have rarely seen justices who represent regular people and even where still those that ares accused of crimes with the governmental lawyers and they are too quick to defer assuming that regularity of trust i just want to remind you the framers fear that they really wanted to put regular people who are not part of the governmental machine that the courts erase the boundaries and we have lost a lot as a result i think there any easy answer but to emphasize what is the place to start because currently we have a bench that ise dominated by former prosecutors who represented the governme

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secretary of state john kerry has arrived in vee an to try to save talks on iran's youk lahr program.and the six world powers are trying to reach ideal before the deadline on monday. our deposit natural i can h dips reports from new york. >> reporter: john kerry the u.s. secretary of state arriving in vienna as the clock ticks towards a deadline for a nuclear deal on monday. iran and international negotiators, the so-called p5 plus one, the five permanent members of the u.n. security council as well as germany, are trying to build on an interim deal a year ago. secretary kerry says a ground-breaking agreement is still possible. >> we are not discussioning extension, we are negotiate to go try to get an agreement, it's that simple. look, if you get to the final hour and you are in need of having to look at alternatives or something, we'll look at them. i am not telling youer not looking at something. we are not looking at them, not now. >> reporter: the negotiators are closer to ideal than ever before, but the most difficult issues have been left to the end, complicate is things, repor

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