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>> hey, ayman, good afternoon. of answers hopefully will come from that press conference happening behind me in 20 minutes. his name, santino wilman. we don't know his age, if he was a local. he entered the perimeter fence, used some sort of tool to get into this festival. as we were talking about this morning, security was fairly tight for a food festival. you had to go through a metal detector and had bags checked. everyone walking in had already been checked. he had to get in a different way. what we heard from eyewitnesses was horrifying, absolute pandemonium. eyewitnesses say he was looki i looked ready for an attack. we'll hear more from police about why he decided to go there, who he was, how old he was. looking for a lot of big answers. the other thing we heard is that police are searching for a possible second suspect. not necessarily a second shooter but accomplice, someone who supported him. eyewitnesses have told police they thought there was someone else involved. >> we can sadly add food festivals in

i'm yasmin vossoughian with ayman mohyeldin.> mitch mcconnell who is a smart guy, he wanted no part of having a bipartisan commitment that we would say essentially russia's doing this, stop. bipartisan. they would have no part of it. that to me hanging around that body up there for a longer than any of you were around doing it meant to me that -- the die had been cast here. this was all about the political play. >> that is not just a political candidate speaking there it's the former vice president of the united states last year with the council on foreign relations. we'll get to that story in a moment. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, july 30th. joe is under the weather. but along with willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc and author of "the red and the blue" stephen kornacki is with us. and msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele is here. pulitzer prize winning columnist and ms

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. it's the bottom of the hour.start with the morning's top stories. during last night's democratic redates, the parties were presseded on whether they're moving too far left. that generated a back and forth between moderate hopefuls, watch this. >> i'm saying the policies of this notion that you're going to take private insurance away from 180 million americans many who do not want to get rid of it, some do, but many don't. to make sure americans are guaranteed the job that they want, that is a disaster at the ballot box. you might as well fedex the election to donald trump. >> american people want to have a living wage 15 bucks an hour, i'd help to lead that effort. the american people want to pay reasonable prices for prescription drugs. not the highest prices in the world. >> again, i think if you're going to force americans to make radical changes, they're not going to go along -- throw your hands up, whoa! you don't have to implement the plan. our governors and mayors, are the ones, we have to pick up the piec

i'm ayman mohyeldin here with yasmin vossoughian. three people are dead and 15 others are injured after a shooting at one of the largest food festivals in the country. officers responded to reports of gunfire shortly before 6:00 p.m. yesterday at the gilroy garlic festival in northern california. gilroy police chief scot smithee said one suspect is among the fatalities and a second person may have been involved. >> there were reports of the shooting on the north side of the garlic festival area. officers were in that area and engaged the suspect in less than a minute. the suspect was shot and killed. they used some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access through the secure fence line. that's how they got into the festival area itself. we have one suspect we know that is down. we have some witnesses reporting that there may have been a second suspect, but we don't know if that suspect was engaged in any shooting or whether they may have in some sort of a support role for the person that we have accounted for.

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside francis rivera. trump tweeted suchbd morning, quote, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. they should apologize to america and israel for the hateful things they have said. they are insecure people who could never destroy our great nation. also this weekend, president trump shared a defense of the send her back tweets from right british commenter who in the past linked a movement to the shooting at a synagogue. a writing saying send her back is the new lock her up. also sharing a statement of a tweet, we need a final solution manchester. after the mass shootings last year in pittsburgh that left 11 people dead, she wrote, look to the chief rabbi and his support for mass migration. there you'll find your truths. it is unclear whether trump was aware of the background. >> in a move reminiscent of his racist comments in charlottesville, he pulled back from comments about the chant send her back. he refused to call the chant racist or stand by his claim that he was no

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. it is the bottom of the hour.e morning's top stories. tensions between republic and democratic lawmakers boiled on the house floor yesterday. and the gop rejection with house speaker nancy pelosi about president trump. >> these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting. and these comments are racist. every single member of this institution, democratic and republican should join us in condemning the president's racist tweets. >> our would give the general speaker of the house to erase that comment. >> i've cleared with remarks with the parliamentarian. >> i order they be taken down. >> per house rules, members are barred from making unfavorable remarks about the president in that chamber. following doug collins' rejections to pelosi's remarks, house leader steny hoyer said they were not in order and the comments should be stricken from the record. after a nearly two-hour delay, democrats in a party line vote allowed pelosi's remarks to remain since she had been found out of order, pelosi was temp

what he does ayman is he goes on the attack. he smears his opponent as a means of destroying them to try to increase his opponents' negative impression with american voters. that's what he did with hillary clinton in 2016 and what he is doing now with these four congresswomen. in light of the fact that he doesn't yet have a democratic nominee. these are the stand-ins for the foil that he so often needs when he is on the political attack. >> so you brought up an interesting point about how some of the republicans have been responding. you mentioned lindsey graham who tried to make an interesting, somewhat odd comparison saying if it was a somali refugee wearing a megahat in support of the president the president wouldn't go after them. a lot of people, a lot of white men criticized the president, the president does not go after them with the same kind of racial vitriol we saw him go after these four women of color, congresswomen. why are some republicans still backing the president on this? what is their objective in this? what d

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. we'll start with the senate intelligence committee talking about what it called extensive impact by russia. chairman burr said the u.s. was unprepared at all levels of government for a concerted attack. the 61-page report came out a day after robert mueller warned congress that russia will interveer in the 2020 election. obama administration officials and government and intelligence community officials. it is just the first volume of findings from the investigation and includes eight pages of recommendations to strength enten country's infrastructure. >> exploited the seems between election systems. and found that the cyber security infrastructure at the state andra local level was sory lacking in 2016 and reports that the dhs and fbi alerted state to the threat but warnings did not provide enough information or go to the appropriate people. the report also found that election data bases weren't as secure as they could be and aging voting machines with no paper trail were also vulnera

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian. answering lawmakers questions on capitol hill insisting russia will continue to disrupt our u.s. elections and acknowledged a lack of cooperation from president trump disputing the near daily assault on the probe. as mueller delivered information it didn't contain any surprises and him declining or deflecting questions 108 times claiming he did not want to spec u late. >> the new york times quoted from the report, soon after special counsel's office opened in 2017 some aids noticed that mueller kept notably shorter hours than he did at the fbi director. mueller seemed to ceed substantial authority and as negotiations with president trump's lawyers about p interviewing him dragged on and on, he took part less and less and reported the calendars of one of the top team's top prosecutored suggest he met infrequently with mueller apart from a daily 5:00 p.m. staff meeting. and claimed zebley's 111 times suggesting he had led them. the times report may have ignited a new question whether he

i'm yasmin vossoughian with ayman mohyeldin.onths ago a foreign policy expert on the international level went to advise donald trump and three times he asked about the use of nuclear weapons. three times he asked at one point if we have them, why can't we use them. >> trump asked three times -- >> three

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside of yasmin vossoughian. the president tweeted that four democratic members of congress, all u.s. citizens and women of color should go back to the totally broken crime infested places from which they game. trump continued to defend those comments and so did congressional republicans on his behalf. the chambers first rebuke of a president in more than 100 years. then at a wednesday night rally, trump launched into a tirade declaring they hate our country and feeding the crowd's fury. watch this. >> send her back. send her back. send her back. send her back. send her back. send her back. >> they are always telling us how to run it, thousand do this. you know what, if they don't love it. tell them to leave it. >> so even though as we just played for you the president endorsed the crowd sentiment, the blow back was severe. the trump allies flooded the team with expressions of concern. house republican leaders pleaded with vice president mike pence to separate the party from the message leading to this attempt by

. >> that's right, ayman. welcome back. say if you are going to miss you might as well miss spectacularly. what is that netflix did. they had guided to 5 million international subscribers, instead they registered 2.7 million. huge miss there. what they said is that they have lost some customers, particularly in the u.s. actually for the first time since 2011 on back of those higher prices they introduced at the gng of the year. don't forget about that, prices are 18% higher than they were but they are still guiding to a stronger third quarter. said that they are forecasting 6.2 million subscribers for the next quarter and also pointing to a promising start for "stranger things" apparently that's doing very well on netflix. i think it's worth bearing in mind they have a lot of competition from the likes of hbo, disney, apple, amazon and there's certainly only a limited amount of hours in a day where you can sit down and watch all of these shows, so the competition is really beginning to get to them. >> let's talk amazon prim

ayman is out sick today. it's the bottom of the hour.story, isn't just three hours from now the countdown begins. special counsel bob mueller due to appear from the house committee. 19 lawyers and 40 fbi agents, executed 2800 subpoenas and the public report he delivered in march existed of 448 pages split into two volumes. one on russian interference in the 2016 election. the other on only obstruction of justice. it contains nearly 1,000 redactions and lists ten incidents of possible obstruction by president trump. and less than a day before mueller's appearance, his investigation won another victory in court. yesterday, a federal jury convicted a former trump official, a business partner acting as a foreign agent and conspiracy to the justice department. flynn had agreed to testify against him in the undisclosed at the same times to turkey. but prosecutors claim flynn abruptly changed his story which could affect his upcoming sentencing. keyon is the second sentencing in court and the nine cases referred to prosecutors. >>> and even as

right now more news with my colleague and friend craig melvin. >> thank you very much, ayman mohyeldinot lots of questions about the day's headlines. what's next for democrats? did robert mueller change any minds when it comes to impeachment? when will democrats make up their minds on how to proceed? also from the democrats in washington to democrats on the campaign trail. can they make their case to voters about holding president trump accountable? will they stop attacking one another? will they focus their energy on this president? >>> also ahead, we're going to take a look at that record-setting fine for facebook for failing to protect our private information. it means more oversight. is the government even up to the job? >>> we're also following breaking

ayman, thank you.out this piece on msnbc.com. >>> that brings this hour to a close. i will be back here for "the bea be beat." "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace right now. >>> aloha, namaste, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann, here for nicolle wallace again. the assertion donald trump is a racist president has been overwhelming for some time but what happened this weekend and continued today advances the story to a new place. the racist president is openly telling us he's drawing a racist campaign. he all but announced that with an attack on elijah cummings, a african-american congressman around baltimore. we want to avoid amplifying trump's racist messages by repeating them here, we're also

today my colleague ayman mohideen out with an op-ed.orities have gone to imprison, repatriate and even murder countrymen who dare protest the kingdom's policies or malign the image of the nation." many have pointed to trump's coziness with the de facto ruler of the kingdom, saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, known as mbs. now, despite a united nations report directly linking him to khashoggi's killing, trump had this to say about him just last month. >> the crown prince of saudi arabia, a friend of mine, a man whoa has really done things in the last five years. i just want to thank you on behalf of a lot of people and i want to congratulate you. you've done really a spectacular job. >> all right. i'm joined by ayman mohideen, co-host of "morning joe" first look. good to be on you -- my co-host. >> 12-hour days. >> so we're just hearing now the votes have all failed. >> yeah. >> so it seeps as if mbs, despite all that has gone on, despite your investigation, finding out so many of these dissidents, these activists gone missing. peop

also with us, co-host of "morning joe" "first look" ayman mohyeldin.anity fair" investigating the murder of jamal khashoggi. we'll get to that in a moment and also, yasmin vossoughian is back as well. thank you both very much. senator murphy, i guess first of all let's talk about the president's twitter feed. i want to get to the new choice of the dni, at least but you're going to unfollow the president. what is it going to accomplish? >> if i want to unfollow the president i need to get into a different line of work. >> yeah. >> yesterday morning, i just decided that i had had enough of starting my days with this kind of racist, hateful, demeaning negativity. obviously i'm in this business and i am in the united states senate to try to stop his hateful agenda from moving into law. but it's just -- to my, i think a moment in time where we all need to find ways to sort of lift up the way in which we talk. sometimes i get trapped by reading the president's twitter feed and trying to immediately respond to it. i don't want to be in that circle anymore. >>

i'm ayman mohyeldin here with yasmin vossoughian.ople are dead and 15 others are injured after a shooting at one of the largest food festivals in the country. officers responded to reports of gunfire shortly before 6:00 p.m. yesterday at

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, especially in terms of how migrants and refugees are treated. >> let me just say welcome back to aymanlook, i went to venezuela and brazil. i was on the border region there. our reports are all available on the news hour online. we'll have more in the series, as well. one of the things that's interesting about brazil is the president there. a lot in the same way that president trump ran into power, he ran on this law and order campaign, he talked about, you know, how political correctness has held everyone back. he attacked the press. he's involved his own family in the politics. he's called the trump of the tropics, right? but in terms of how they have been approaching their own refugee crisis, which is the thousands and thousands of venezuelan refugees fleeing basically the country in a downward spiral and going anywhere they can largely to colombia and peru, easily into brazil, the two approaches could not be more different. what do i mean by that? for one thing, the government has put tens of millions of dollars on of resources at the board her. theydy employed the army. the army h

andrea mitchell reports starts now but with ayman mohyeldin. >>> loyalist to be the next intelligenceats. some republican leaders are concerned that congressman john ratcliffe is too political, after his questioning of robert mueller. >> americans need to know this, as they listen to the democrats and socialists on the other side

. >> thank you very much, ayman mohyeldin, good to see you. >>> we've got lots of questions about the day's headlines. what's next for democrats? did robert mueller change any minds when it comes to impeachment? when will democrats make up their minds on how to proceed? also from the democrats in washington to democrats on the campaign trail. can they make their case to voters about holding president trump accountable? will they stop attacking one another? will they focus their energy on this president? >>> also ahead, we're going to take a look at that record-setting fine for facebook for failing to protect our private information. it means more oversight. is the government even up to the job? >>> we're also following breaking nudews, attorney gener william barr ordered the reinstatement of the federal death penalty. we'll go live to washington to talk to our justice correspondent pete williams in just a moment. >>> first, the biggest question democrats face today. when will they make up their minds about impeachment? here to help us answer this question, nbc's hans nichols at the wh

. >> ayman on the apresent zblies we spent three day was you and the whole time he talked about how close you were and how he loved doing business with your firm. >> i'm thrilled you guys are here. barbara you worked with him for years and years and years. as sob who built a company with surrounded by women who basically ran our company you were pretty much the first woman in construction in new york city. >> probably. >> and worked side by side for me. years of course anthony. >> 11 days. i'm a rosa the 945,000 seconds. >> we got to work together a year and a half. >> a week and a half in the white house. three trips on air force one we did work on the cane. >> i think on the first trip you were on. >> guys let's break it down. and i want just in a heartfelt way to say this is where i think we are going. let's get to the first topic. could it happen here. coming off trumps going back to where he came from week. it's time to dancing around frightening parallels -- is it time to stop dancing around frightening parallels of dictator. >> omar has a history of launching vicious anti-semitic s

ayman, thank you. and be sure to check out this piece on msnbc.com. >>> that brings this hour to a close. i will be back here for "the bea be beat." "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace right now. >>> aloha, namaste, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann, here for nicolle wallace again. the assertion donald trump is a racist president has been overwhelming for some time but what happened this weekend and continued today advances the story to a new place. the racist president is openly telling us he's drawing a racist campaign. he all but announced that with an attack on elijah cummings, a african-american congressman around baltimore. we want to avoid amplifying trump's racist messages by repeating them here, we're also facing the reality we will be dealing with presidential racism the next 15 months and we've seen few signs trump will be held accountable by members of his own party so it's our job to co-author racism when we see it. -- call out racism when we see it. like th

i'm ayman mohyeldin with frances riviera. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> a much cooler morning on the east coast, finally. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, july 22nd. hoping the heat wave is over. with us we have white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire. former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments elise jordan. and professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. we have a lot to talk about. quite a weekend, a lot to take in. the new week kicks off with several developing stories. iran continues to test president trump and the west by seizing a british oil tanker. what the white house is saying about that today. plus, bob mueller finally faces congress on wednesday. who is going to lash out the hardest? we'll preview that and look at the kinds of questions that may be asked. also the latest on the political turmoil gripping puerto rico. we'll have a live report. >>> and new polling shows kamala harris right in the thick of it in iowa. we caught up wit

i'm yasmin vossoughian with ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> several months ago a foreign policy expert on the international level went to advise donald trump and three times he asked about the use of nuclear weapons. three times he asked at one point if we have them, why can't we use them. >> trump asked three times -- >> three times in an hour meeting why can't we use nuclear weapons. >> north korea they will be with met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> any attack by iran on anything american will be met with great and overwhelming force. in some areas, overwhelming will mean obliteration. >> if i wanted to win that war, afghanistan would be wiped off the face of the earth. it would be gone -- it would be over in literally in ten days. >> brief history of president trump threatening nuclear with war. we'll get to his comments about decimating afghanistan in a moment. >>> plus, remember money party, joe? >> i love it. >> it seems like the one thing that gets bipartisan support is just to

. >> that does it for us, i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> what's your ethnicity? >> why is that relevant? >> they represent a dark underbelly in this country. >> she looks down with contempt on the hard working americans saying that ignorance is pervasive in many parts of this country. and obviously and importantly omar has a history of launching vicious anti-semitic screeds. [ crowd sending "send her back ]" >> that's the president from his nuremberg rally from last night. >> something like that. two days and three unmistakable messages from the white house. last night's top he searching on the online dictionary. racism, socialism, gassism, concentration camp, xenophobia, big bigot. good morning and welcome to "morning joe," it is thursday, july 18th. along with joe, willie and me we have national affairs analyst for nbc news and co-host and executive producer of "the circ circus" john heilemann, jonathan lemire, white house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche alcindor. hard news to cover for sure. at