neil: well, you know, a.b. stoddard, the one thing i do notice is that he could look at the senate and say, what the heck? you guys said you were going to be here over the first couple of weeks of break, and you're not. maybe it's because of the failure of that skinny repeal, but they have other things to do. there's a budget to consider, keeping the government lights on past september to consider. what happened to that? >> neil, i just think it's appalling that the congress is trying to leave. there are about 12-15 legislative days left, i believe, before the end of the fiscal year. they have to raise the debt ceiling, they have to pass a government funding bill, they have to reauthorize children's health insurance and a flood program, and they have to get rid of -- if they want to increase military spending -- the sequester caps from the budget control act -- there's no plan on the table. neil: who came up with the idea, all right, we're going to leave town? who came up with that idea? >> well -- [laughter] i

let's turn the a.b. stoddard from real clear politics. i was surprised to hear that, a.b.the more moderates and the priorities of the right wing are different. >> well, they were on healthcare reform, shep. you can tell that the speaker's job right now is trying to unite the party and move ahead on tax reform. something that they believe unites them but they have disagreements on. they want to paper them over and move with momentum and say we're ready to produce a win finally. if you look behind the proposals and the rhetoric, there is a quiet sort of fight brewing over whether or not they have a permanent paid-for tax cut which the fiscal purists like paul ryan and the party want or a deficit-funded bill that leads to a fiscal cliff. it creates terrible problems and uncertainty for business. it's the goal of speaker ryan to do something long-term. he is quietly keeping it quiet, fighting with others including white house on whether or not they can do something that is deficit-funded or permanent and paid for. >> shepard: so what you're saying, one way to do this is to put

a.b. stoddard. a.b. what pops out to you in the poll numbers? >> it's interesting if you look inside the numbers on the credibility crisis, what was so interesting to me was looking at older voters 50 and over and non-college whites, the base of the president's support, who he could sort of dupe into believing whatever he says, he uses his twitter feed to tell them that everything he doesn't like on cnn, the "new york times" or whatever it is, is fake, the polls that are showing, not looking good for him are fake, and if you look inside this poll, at the base of his support, those voters i just mentioned, they're not buying it either. they're there in the twitter, the tweets are misleading. they're there watching him knowing that he's tweeting after he watches too much tv. they think that the twitter is, his tweets are potentially a liability in terms of the signals that it sends to world leader. what do you believe coming out of this white house? the numbers are low with them as well. so

let's bring in a.b. stoddard, vince: ace i'm old enough to barely remember when lyndon johnson was president, he would bring people into the oval office and knock heads together. this is the same thing, but it's pretty unusual to have a president publicly criticizing a majority leader from his own party. >> right, unfortunately, president trump making a very good point, it's not his fault that after seven years, republicans in congress couldn't come together on some sort of consensus, that's on them. this kind of tactic is going to boomerang and is not in president trump's own political interests. unfortunately, this is a team effort. he's not back in trump tower and he is not the boss. the colloquial branches of government have to work together on some brutal deadlines, an increase in the debt ceiling, funding the government by september 30th, reauthorizing children's health insurance, tax reform. mitch mcconnell's comments showed frustration. they don't think he has his bac back, they think they'll run

mollie hemingway federalist and a.b.ciate editor at real clear politics. >> federal law could not be more clear. state and local governments do not have the right to deviate from federal law when it comes to immigration policy. they have to share information. and unlike so many things where the federal government is kind of overbroad and overreaching, immigration is one of those things that is specifically stipulated in the constitution as something that is handled by our federal government. so, this is something that will be a tough case to -- for chicago to make. >> bret: the mayor, some of the people who stood beside him in this press conference over the weekend, said it's just not right. take a listen. >> the bern grants are for technology from everything for vehicles to radios, to tasers that help strengthen the professionalization of our police department and create a proactive environment. but they also help build trust. we will not compromise the rights, safety, our break the sacred trust of the people that live

we'll bring in cnn political analyst john avlon and abby phillip and a.b. stoddard, associate editor at realclearpolitics. we'll get to the first real test for president trump, and any natural disaster is. i'm stumped as he takes on republican lead that's there's this notion of the trump brand versus the republican brand. he's made it clear he'll take on his own party and isolate himself in the process. >> let's focus for a second on how unusual it is. the republicans have unified control of government, and while donald trump may want to play the resurgent outsider, the reality is he's running one of three branches of government. he's spending most of his time attacking republicans. while congress is at a low, the contradiction is everybody loves their congressman but they hate congress. he's got to get something through congress, who is more popular among u.s. senators right now, mitch mcconnell or donald trump? that's going to be mitch mcconnell. he's deepening massive problems for his own agenda come this fall. he promised the americans, not just that he

>> rick: a.b. stoddard associate editor and charlie hurt his opinion editor and a fox news contributor. welcome to you both that was quite a scene at the white house. the president said that this will restore our competitive edge and it undercuts the fundamental vision of the nation. what say you? >> i'm not going to weigh in on the policy, i can tell you on the policy to this, the white house has done something to change the conversation and energize the presidents debates which has been waiting for immigration and what he is stalled on taking any action on the dreamers, even issuing work permits to some of those recipients, and this is going to be a great boost with them. if you look at the reaction in congress from someone like lindsey graham in south carolina, forgetting his criticism of president trump, he says the interest in the needs of his estate really preclude him from supporting this, it would devastate tourism there. there would be a labor shortage, so there would be policy debates in

let's turn to a.b. stoddard, from real clear politics. it's really easy to know why not done.hin the republican party, there's this side and that side and there's no meeting in the middle. >> that's right. no one is blaming president trump for the fact that the republican congress promises for seven years and couldn't get their act together to find consensus and come up with something. it was never going to be a repeal obviously. it was going to be called repeal and replace. it was a reform of the existing law. they couldn't get it over the finish line. for that, he's been openly critical of them. it's not really appropriate or politically useful for president trump to be shaming the senate republican leader on twitter and turning his supporters against him. they have an incredible load ahead. really, really big deadlines that they're going to fight very hard over. so this idea of having an open fight when the president could have easily picked up the phone and said mitch, i don't appreciate you saying i was a neophyte at your rotary club. it call it a mistake. >> there's a lo

lana zak, a.b. news -- abc news, washington. melanie: espn has removed announcer robert lee from its broadcast of the university of virginia's first football game, announce thel not game because he has been -- the same name as general robert lee. the decision has people reacting all over social media. sam sweeney has more. sam: espn believed they were going to make the switch and there would not be a storm on social media, but it completely backfired and now the entire country is talking about this, calling it absolutely ridiculous. let's take a look at some of the social media posts. "if this society can't tell the difference from robert e. lee from 150 years ago to an asian sportscaster, robert lee, we are in espn sat around at an office somewhere and made this decision." "i can barely tell them apart." espn did release a statement madeg, "collectively, espn the decision to switch games with robert as the tragic events of charlottesville were unfolding. in that moment, it felt right." from albany, new york, a part-time sportsc

a.b.ddard from "real clear politics" weighing in. >> i don't think these leaks are helpful in any way. i think they're dangerous, particularly when it involves classified information. ♪ most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ david: finally cracking down on white house leaks, attorney general jeff sessions threatening new consequences for anyone who slips classified information from the west wing. our own adam shapiro is live in d.c. with the very latest. adam. reporter: it isn't just white house leaks. it is throughout the government dan coats, director of national intelligence and attorney general jeff sessions are concerned put the united states in jeopardy, a possible threat to national security. so take a listen to what the two of them are saying about where we go from here because already four people have been identified and potentially charged with crimes for leaking information that was classified. >> this nation must end this culture of l

remember that day #this a.b. just as hot unfortunately. and this will not just be inland.ncisco may actually break through the 70s and get into the 80s, and dare i say a possibility. thunderstorms are rumbling out in the valley, and we are settling up to the sierra. we have some clouds that will get chewed up even sooner, but that will be the last okay day. for the last few days we will be very, very hot. the coast has not gotten in on it, but i think this time they do. 50s and 60s, calistoga, occidental, bodega bay. look at cloverdale, 51. san rafael 52, point reyes 52, so for some it's very cool, lots going on here. today will be the day that we get 60s, 70s and 80s, the high- pressure off of the pacific right there will merge with the one in the desert southwest. these two are going to build in and these two will be our first north and northeast breezes which will not happen for the coast for the city, it looks like it's about to. tomorrow it gets really hot. warming begins and then, it gets really blistering hot as it heads into friday, saturday and sunday. >>old man.

. >> bret: mollie hemingway, a.b. stoddard, syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. she is joking of course but ten days ago anthony scaramucci was going to be and announced as the new white house communications director. ten days later, he's gone. >> what a ten days. unbelievable interview he gave where he was so vulgar and had such inappropriate things to say. this was ten days that felt intense. having said that, i think these changes we are seeing might make it true that there is no chaos now, meaning getting rid of scaramucci should help tamp things down. we need c with reince priebus' departure. he was supposed to help with the legislative agenda, best friends with paul ryan, you couldn't get a more establishment republican person. things didn't go so well. trump wants to change direction and you can hope things will go better with someone who is more to his liking. >> bret: this suggests general kelly has power, that he has some power from the president himself. >> absolutely. i think everyone was surprised. it was clear kelly was in charg charge. kelly report

a.b.toddard was on the vestiges of republicans have effectively become a national joke over their inability to get health care done after he been promised for so long. how badly do republicans need a win before the end of a covert or so to get the momentum going? >> we were just talking a moment ago telling you about what i heard back at home since we've been home. a number of different republicans have come up at the numb the district. we gave you the keys to the car and you got the house, the white house, no excuses. we expect a win. to your point, we've got to get something done. health care is difficult. from a strategic and tactical standpoint, it was a mistake to go over this first because it's very complex, and hurt old issue and people talk about their health or the health of those they love coming gets very emotional very fast. it would've been simpler to start with a tax reform. where we are right now is health care is on the side. you will see something you fairly quickly and ta

a.b. janet yellen is not there yet.hey will start reducing the balance sheet in september, maybe she wants to keep inflation a chance to rise and see what it does by december. we know the majority would like to raise one more time this year. we will see what janet yellen says. if she starts linking financial the fed doeswhat on rates, that would have an impact. manus: that would be the jackson hole bingo. you would get three points, kathleen. you get three points if she mentions potential to move, baubles -- what am i talking about? our story with jackson hole bingo. go get some sleep. thank you for staying up late in jackson hole. let's see what it does for markets. just a couple of lines coming through from samsung. matt, rosalind and myself are talking about what might happen next. go to top life go -- top live go. there is a lawyer for jay y. lee that may appeal the verdict. he has been handed down a sentence of five years. so request was for 12 years, less than 50% of what they thought was going to come through. hi

ultimately, isaac rice and a.b. frost was originally holland partner and then became racist partner forced right partner forced right side of his own business. rice had developed a fast attack submarine designed which was tested. the records are a little sketchy, but he had a boat that was reported to do 22 nods when they were doing 89. so you have this situation were just to go back to the whole innovation issue, he was at utterly brilliant inventor, one of the great scientist this country has ever produced and i'm not going to go into birdman, but chose to focus on his business and instead in 1909 token all sorts of high-powered investors to go back to the workshop and improve the wright flyer. and dad is subsequently killed him. the last letter he ever wrote in his life was not while he was dying. it is to frederick fisher's patent attorney complained about the slow progress and how much money it was costing them. henry ford who has a reputation as a great inventor, but is actually not an inventor at all but a br

. >> all from being an a.b. member? >> exactly.s years ago. >> okay. >> so i mean all my problem in prison now it has to stem with me, bad choices i made when i was younger but -- >> they're coming back to haunt you. >> yeah. it's like leeches. just try to suck the life out of anything i have. trying to get me for whatever i could -- if you want to be around us this is what's going to happen. if you want to go to school, if you want us to leave you alone it's going to cost you. how much are you willing to pay for us to leave you alone? >> did you stop paying? that's why you got hit in the face? >> my sister is supposed to send a guy $65. come to find out she didn't send $65. >> that's because you owe money. >> yeah. well, it's because i'm paying for my -- >> your extortion. >> yeah. yep. >> here's what we're going to do. wait for the information from your mom, okay? for the time being we're still going to be on b and be on key lock. we're not going to let you out. >> man, this is -- i don't know. >> compton has a decision to make.

i said well i worked for the first one called, a.b. actually the second. lincoln was a one-term freshman. he sat all the way by the back window. he didn't sit with the illinois delegation. you don't say how does connecticut vote? you don't say how does illinois vote? you do a roll call. he literally sunk out of my leather couch and on to the floor. that's how dramatically he took the news of this problem. so weeks go by. i got two pieces of information. one is that daniel day lewis does not want me on the set or anyone on the set. he didn't like visitors. he's the star. he's the boss. i mean he's a wonderful guy. i met him later and he just doesn't like people on the set. even spielberg couldn't wear his baseball hat and he had to wear a tie because daniel likes to be in the moment. and the moment happened to be 1865, not 2013. then the second thing is i got a call from tony kushner one day in whispered tones, steven doesn't like your idea. i said what idea? he said the idea you had about the voting tan congress. i said it wasn't my idea, it was the way it

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we have from "real clear politics" associate editor, a.b.toddard, "new york post" columnist, michael goodwin and charlie gasparino. i will start with you. >> take mooch out of it for now. rewind the videotape, sunday or saturday "new york times" ran a story which i thought was really good. we had a big debate on monday. connell: about pence possibly running. >> setting ground work of a 2020 run. bringing in his former chief of staff, new chief of staff ayres made comment just in case. i thought it was solid story. new york republican, she didn't think it was solid story. i thought it was solid story. okay, so what happens after that. ryan lizza did the scaramucci interview that led to scaramucci's dismissal. when he saw the story it jogged his memory, he saw a quote anthony gave him confirming about pence, confirming new york sometimes story. connell: trying to protect him. >> he said even worse. he said this is fing disaster or something. i wish we would put exact quote on there. listen, you can say a lot about anthony scaramucci expletive-

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politically i was fascinated to hear real clear politics zone a.b.e wrong issue. listen. >> i don't think liberals think that sanctuary cities are the top of their priority list. i think they are looking for a message from this party on the economy. and i just -- he made a perfect case for why they need that grant money. he needs that grant money. can he comply with federal law. it just is absolutely ridiculous politics for democrats. they can disagree with the president trump on his new push to limit legal immigration. they can be for immigration reform. but pushing this as a means to keep their communities safe, especially in a place like chicago, it just doesn't square. ainsley: so right. brian: she is not a partisan analyst at all. real clear. she does no labels on sirius xm over the weekend. she will go on both sides. she will look at the politics. not the parties. for her to say that is exactly the instinct. out of everything you want. what about this better deal that you have to push forward. if rahm emanuel is such a leader of the party and h