trump gets ready for a rally in banger, maine.ter doocey. >> reporter: jon, ahead of his stop in banger, he is offering up what he would like to do to the terrorist. he would water boarding them because it is peanuts compared to what they want to do to us. can you imagine them sitting around the table or eating their dinner. the americans don't do water boarding and yet we chop off heads. they think we are weak and stupid and don't know what we are doing and we have no leadership. you have to fight fire with fire. >> reporter: trump had tough talk for the u.s. chamber of commerce. they don't like the presumptive nominee proposed policy and wrote on line. even under the best case scenario it would strip us of 3.5 million jobs. and trump responded to that to this. the u.s. chamber must fight for the american worker. china and many others are taking advantage of the u.s. with the terrible trade pacts. the maine governor will join trump in maine. he was one of the first that came out supporting trump. and lapage jokes about getting a

we prioritize criminals and gang bangers and folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law-abiding and have roots and connections in their community. so, those enforcement priorities will continue. the work we did with the dream act kids were policies put in place. this prevented us from expanding the scope of what we did with the dream act kids. keep in mind even that was a temporary measure. all it was doing was saying to these kids you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported but it doesn't resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. although, i am disappointed by the lack of decision made by the supreme court, the deadlock, but this does not substantially change the status quo and doesn't negate what has been the case also and that is if we going to solve this problem effectively we have to have congress pass a law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority. we now have to have congress act. and hopefully we will have a

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law-abiding. >> the president also said it would not have been split if the court had nine justices. he pushed for republicans to vote on merrick garland. >>> and a number of people hurt in a mass shooting at a movie theater in germany. >>> what would you do if you were told in a memo that your pay was going to be cut by a third? i'm peggy fox in chantilly. coming up, i'll tell fairfax county retired teachers who still substitute teach may leave for good. >>> would've got a lot more to tell you about as we continue tonight. live from the nation's capital. you're watching the news at 6:00, >>> you're watching w usa 9 -- wusa 9news at 6:00. a a lot of wrong reports about in germany. >>> after early reports from local tv stations, saying some 25 people have been hurt, police now say nobody was injured when a man entered a movie theater with a weapon. authorities believe he did fire shots before he w

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. >> after his arrival at pelican bay, cortina, like many other hispanic gang-bangers from northern california, joined a prison gang known as nuestra. familia. >> i walked into a war atmosphere and i was all for it. let's go, strapped on the boots and let's go. so three months after coming to pelican bay, i was assigned squad leader because squad leader is i'm in charge of educating other people on the bombs, the format, how to make knives, how to stab people, where to stab people, what would be the best times, exercising and making sure everybody's following the guidelines of our gang. right? >> i almost felt like it must have been what it was like 10,000 years ago when you have this almost tribalism. and you have to rely on your clan for protection. >> people would get stabbed because the mentality that we had out here and the way we train people within our own gang is the only time you should be fighting using your fist is to defend yourself. when we're attacking somebody, you're going to come at them with a knife, period. because, you know, it's better to do something right the first time

we prioritize gang bangers, folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law biding, who have roots and connections communities. so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we've done with the acts, those policies remain in place. what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, even that was a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that requires congressional act. although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo. it doesn't negate what has always been the case which problem effectively, we've got to have congress pass a law. you know, i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority. we now have to have congress act. hopefully we're going to have a vigorou

and trump was in banger, maine this afternoon. >> u.s. chamber of commerce is upset with me, they usually go the republican way, they are upset with my statements on trade, i said why would you be upset, i am for free trade, the problem with free trade, you need smart people making deals, and we don't have good deals. lou: trump last night took issue with failed leadership in the war against terrorist, hours after suicide bomber struck a turkey airport, killing front people in the attack more than 200 wounded, trump said he was determined to win the war against radical islamist terrorists. >> can you imagine them sitting around the table, eating dipper, talking about americans don't do waterboarding and yet we chop off heads. they probably think we're weak, we're stupid, we don't know what we're doing, we have no leadership. you know you have to fight fire with fire. lou: trump's comments in sharp contrast with those of obama administration secretary of state, john kerry. whoside said that -- today said that turkish attacks were a sign of

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in.'t do is prioritize people who have been here a long law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. and so those enforcement priorities will continue. this does not substantially change the status quo. and it doesn't negate what has always been the case, which is if we're really going to solve this problem effectively we've got to have congress pass a law. >>> on the campaign trail donald trump called president obama's executive order on immigration "one of the most unconstitutional actions ever undertaken by a president." on capitol hill house speaker paul ryan praised the supreme court's action. >> this is a win for the constitution. it's a win for congress. and it's a win for our fight to restore the separation of powers. presidents don't write laws. congress writes laws. this is a case that the house weighed in on because it's fundamental to our system of checnd congress, not the president, writes our laws. and today the supreme court val validated that very core

you have got gang bangers getting involved and using this as an excuse.'m concerned about donald trump's safety. he has taken a lot of heat and he's not fair, period. vox being one of them. when some of their writers made comments that weren't as strong, that person was sanctioned and put on leave. there are some parts of the press who don't want to be sanctioned. >> they hate trump and they slant stories. i have to use myself sometimes as an example how i feel. but that's not me. trump is a great guy and i supported him from day one. he has a heart. my wife era is very sick and trump has called her two or three times. he doesn't need my wife to get to me. he hooked me right at the bat. he does have a heart regardless of what you hear. deirdre: he cares about you and your family. >> i bring that up because i'm tired of all the garbage they direct towards him. he's a great guy. but you will never know it by some media people that go around trying to get rid of him. the people voted for him. it's the people that count, not the media. deirdre: sheriff, that'

. >> reporter: chuck burwick is president of banger's sports shop located next to the shooting range. they still ar-style rifles and offer classes on using them. burwick police say more background checks are needed nationwide, not stricter guidelines on ownership. >> i don't believe there's an issue with the guns, it's the mind behind the trigger. we need to do something to fix that issue. >> reporter: berwick said he saw an increase in buying guns before the shooting. who he is seeing buy them and why coming up at 5:00. i'm ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >>> and this has prompted senator bob casey to introduce a new gun-controlled bill to prohibit the sale of a gun to anyone convicted of a hate crime in the past. >> we want to express our sorrow and also express what i believe has to be the reaction of public officials, condolences and expressions of solidarity are not enough. we have to take action. >> senator casey unveiled the bill this morning after meeting with members of the lbgt community in pittsburgh. >>> the state of delaware is considering a new penalty as part of its plan

. >> how does that stop a gang banger in the street of chicago from shooting someone else? going to be -- >> -- because if you have a criminal record, it means you are being checked at every place that you can buy a gun. what it does is take a lot of guns off the streets and absolutely having people who are. >> takes guns out of people trying to defend themselves. poor people in chicago in st. louis, in los angeles. poor people if you raise the cost of a gun by requiring $50, $75, $85 background check they won't be able to afford the guns to protect themselves. >> most of the stories we hear are not about people who shot themselves but victim of cry lent crime. shot will running away. not a situation where they happen to have a gun handy and pull it out at gun point. how do we take it out of the hands of criminals and people who have known terrorist records or tears ties. in the u.s. right now, the number of people who are on the no fly list, this american citizens is 2700 people. there are 50,000 people on that list who are not american citizens who are on that watch list

conservative. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm sorry, your majesty, i thought he was going to show you his bangersnd mash. i-- i don't know what-- i don't know what-- i don't know. i tell you what, i also got you a television show. but first, let's say hi to jon batiste and stay human, everybody. ( applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) now before we get started, i just want to take a moment, in case the people in here don't know and haven't heard the sad news-- today the world lost a great artist. prince passed away today at his home in minnesota. i know, it was a shocking-- shocking and sad news. and i have been a fan since i was in high school. i remember a guy in my choir, skipper graham, brought in the very first prince album into our choir room. and we-- you know, there were so many things to love about it. one of it was obviously the music was so powerful. and also we had to wear the head phones so the adults could not hear the lyrics to any of the songs. ( laughter ) but of course as sad as i am, i was just a fan. but jon, i understand that you and some of the other artists ov

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we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. and so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we've done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, though, that even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so although i'm disappointed by the lack of a decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo, and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we're really going to solve this problem effectively, we've got to have congress pass a law. you know, i have pushed

you can be, you could be a ku klux klan member from mississippi or a gang banger from compton, california, but, you know, put two of those guys in a room with free ice cream, they're both going to take it. who's too racist for ice cream, you know what i mean? we're taught that we're so different, but we have so much many common. and, three, the third thing ii would like people to take away from this book is something that i live by.y. it's an ethiopian proverb that reads when spiders united, they can tie down a lion. i don't think about the government and what is going to trickle down into the community, i think about how we as individuals can use our powers to make real change.we you know, my thing is literacy. i work with reading programs. i started a writers' project, i've helped a whole lot of writers get some of their work published in different places. that's my job, that's what i dou i have another friend that does the same thing with financial literacy and another friend who does the same thing with nutrition. we all are figuring out what our passion is, and we're working really,

. >> one of the gang bangers involved in shooting evan had once been incarcerated at stark.f his former dorm mates also convicted of murder raised his hand to speak to foster. >> on behalf of all of us, i want to apologize. you know what i mean, for the mentality that we grew up with, the state of mind that we're in and the decisions that we make to make that kind of action or take that kind action towards other human beings. on behalf of the men that are incarcerated, i want to apologize for that. and thank you for sharing that with us. >> my reaction was sincere appreciation that he could be that sensitive or that charitable and take, in an odd sort of way, some ownership or some responsibility for the maladaptive actions that this other person did. my son evan was about love. he wrote this campaign speech, a class assignment, one of his last class assignments. and one of the things he said in the campaign speech is, i would tell those who bring harm to others, to go to church. >>> next on "lockup raw: killers among us" -- >> i think the greatest fear the public should hav

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. and so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we've done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, though, that even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing is saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo, and it doesn't negate what has always been the case, which is if we're really going to solve this problem effectively, we have got to have congress pass a law. i have pushed to the limits of my

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. tot we don't do is prioritize people who have been here for a long time who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. and so, those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we have done with the dream act case, those policies remain in place. so, what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've we have done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, though, that even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it dose not resolve your ultimate -- does not resolve your status. that is going to require congressional action. so, although i am disappointed by the lack of a decision today by the supreme court, a this does not substantially change the status quo. negate what has always been the case, which is if we are really going to solve this problem effectively, we've got to have congress pass a law. limits ofhed to t

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law abiding who have roots and connections in their communities. and so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we have done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the spoke of what we have done with dream act kids. all it was doing was saying to these kids you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, dead lock, this does not substantially change the status quo. and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we are going to solve this problem we have to have congress pass a law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority. we now have to have congress act. and hopefully we are going to have a vigo

they're gang bangers, you're going to see more of this, everybody wants to join, use this as an excuse, also, to be rowdy and to do different types of crimes. but, you know, that's the way it is. i feel sorry for donald and i worry a little about him. i'm an elected delegate. i will be in cleveland watching his back. so i'm concerned as this type of action gets worse and worse. >> now, the mexican flag was prominently displayed at those violate protests in california. a lot of people riled up about that. what say you about the display of the mexican flag, which is free speech after all, what do you say about it? >> well, i'm not going to -- everybody has a right to put the flag -- i'm italian, maybe they ought to put an italian flag up there. i'm concerned about the u.s. flag. what they did. that's disgusting. sad. and it's gone too far. but, you know, what can you do if you have freedom of speech? >> can i ask you about what donald trump has just said about -- referring to his comments on the judge in the trump university case. for the benefit of our viewers joining us, mr. trump put

he wasn't a big banger no matter what -- his knockouts game after he hit you and he hit you and he hit you fell down. >> jabbing with the left. jabbing with the left. another left by clay. >> the big bear, sonny liston, couldn't sustain his jabs. he was a beaten man by the sixth round and didn't answer the bell in the seventh. >> sonny liston is not coming out. the winner and the new heavyweight champion of the world is cassius clay. >> it was one of the biggest boxing upsets in history and cassius clay at 22 years old became the youngest boxer to beat the a heavyweight champ to win the title. >> i'm the greatest thing that ever lived. >>> next, ali's biggest fight came outside of the ring. >> under no conditions do we take part in wars that take lives of other humans. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change

we prioritize gang-banger, and we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law abiding and who have roots and connections in the communities, and so, those enforcement priorities will continue. and the work that we have done before with the dream act kids, and those policies remain, and so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we have done with the dream act kids and keep in mind that though, that is just a temporary measure and all it is doing is basically say ing ing e kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require action and although i am disappointed by a lack of decision by the supreme court, the deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo, and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we are going to the solve this problem effectively, we have to have congress pass the law. i have pushed to the limits of my e

so i go out there, and there's cops, there's some gang bangers.ere's this knife by my feet." [ laughter ] i'm like, obviously what they're looking for. >> seth: yeah. >> and he goes, "so i kick it under a car." and i go, right. he goes, "you know what i'm thinking?" i go, "christmas?" [ laughter ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] he goes, "then, you know, i don't have the thing it came in." i go, "the gang member?" i go, "it's fine." [ laughter ] i take it go -- i'll just put it in this bag. cool, man. good job. then, you know, a week later i'm on southwest, of course. man of the people, you know. [ light laughter ] bruce springsteen of comedy, i'm out there. so i get in and i go by the beeper. and they're like -- [ whistles ] they go, "mr. spade." and i go, "hey, did i leave some head shots in there?" you know, whatever. >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] >> some horrible joke. and they go, "step away from the bag." and i'm like -- are they not kidding? then like eight cops --. i go what's happening? they are like, "sir! sir! is this yours?" [ shing ] i

we prioritize gang bangers, we prioritize folks who have just come inches what we do not do is prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we have done with the dream -- those policies remain in place. so at this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we have done with the dream kids and keep in mind though even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so although i am disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is, if we're really going to solve this problem effectively we have to have congress passed the law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority we now have to

he wasn't a big banger.oouts came after he h you and hit you. >> the big bear sonny liston couldn't stand clay's jab. he was a beaten man by the sixth round and didn't answer the bell in the seventh. >> sonny liston is not coming out. the new champion is cassius clay. >> it was one of t biggest upsetting in boxing history and cassius clay became the youngest champion in the boxing world. >>> next, ali's biggest fight came outside of the ring. >>> under no conditions do we take part in taking lives of other humans. wahhhh... right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. >>> i'm just 22 years old. i must be the greatest. >>> almost as quickly as cassius clay arrived, he vanished. >> his life changed the next morning. >> in 1964 after he stunned the nation by winning the heavyweight title he joined the black separatists joining the nation of isla

we prioritize gang-bangers. we prioritize folks hoff just come in.is to prioritize who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities and the supreme court wasn't definitive one way or the other. if we have a full court issuing a full court opinion on anything, we take it seriously. this, we have to abide by. it wasn't any type of value statement. if we are going to solve this effectively, we have to have congress pass a law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority. we now have to have congress act. hopefully, we are going to have a vigorous debate during this election and that's how the democracy is supposed to work. there will be a determination as to which direction we go in. >> let's go first to our supreme court correspondent, arriane devogue. >> reporter: as you said, the 4-4 split blocked the lower court to block the program. the supreme hasn't issued an opinion but upholds the court. all we have got is this piece of paper saying they were eventually divided. it is a

so the gang bangers of chicago and the others head over to northern indiana -- it's just across the border -- fill up their trunks with guns and bring them into the city of chicago. the police department and the city of chicago has confiscated one crime gun per hour for every day this year, and we still have this huge backlog of guns that are floating through the community in the hands of those who have no business owning or using a gun. the chicago police department is trying to keep up with this wave of firearms flooding our city. they've confiscated more guns than the cities of new york and los angeles combined and still they can't keep up with it. there's no excuse for the gun show hraob -- loophole. we should have serious meaningful background checks of everyone purchasing firearms. a conscientious, self--respecting gun owners of america agree with this. they went through a background check to buy their guns. they think people should do this as well to avoid selling guns to the wrong people. we must never forget our obligation to do everything we can to keep america safe. our first ob

when you break it all down after hard core gang bangers and stuff like that that's going on, basically about 1,792 were killed in homicide. you know. so they just put these big numbers out there but don't break it down to see what is actually the truth. they say .001, that's your chance. .001% chance of being killed with a gun. you know. so i just think, you know, this is for show basically. host: thank for your call, frank. to arlington, texas. on the independents line. caller: thank you guys for putting this on. a couple of things here, i'd like to have the nancy pelosis mosburg d google a 50-t rifle. hat's mosburg 715-t that rifle looks for all the world like their favorite whipping boy ar-15. but guess what, it's a .22, fires a slug, the projectile is about the size of a pencil eraser. then google a ruger mini 14. that weapon looks so innocuous but it fires a .223 cartridge and the nato version is 5.65. the same type weapon, the same look, a bit larger caliber, the ruger mini 30. that nires 7.62 millimeter shell round that i used when i was in the marine corps. but you know what? t

are being victimized by drive-by shootings without being in minority neighborhoods looking for gang bangers are not there out of their own choice. it is what the victims are telling them. that kind of discourse has an effect and john's point about worrying about how things will just me sayingot this. fbi director james comey has now twice confirmed the ferguson effect. he calls it the viral video effect but it is the same thing. let's go to brooklyn, new york, on the line for democrats. caller: thank you for taking my call. i will just say a few things. one, this perspective is completely void of historical confirmation of the relationship between law enforcement and black and brown communities. crime is a direct correlation and has been historically, drug proliferation in our country. we know how they get here. the consequence is for police officers who operate outside of their police code or guidelines and what the law is, there must be some consequences. that is the bottom line. we know it is a tough job and they have to makes what decisions, but if their decision proves to be faulty, th

have been laid out by secretary jay johnson, department of homeland security, we prioritize gang bangers, criminals, we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law-abiding, have roots and connections in their communities, so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work we have done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place, what this has prevented us from doing is the scope of what we have done with the dream act kids. even that was just a temporary measure. allah was doing was saying to these kids you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that will require congressional action. although i am disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court's, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo. it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we are really going to solve this problem effectively we have got to have congress passed a law. i have pushed to the limits of my executi

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we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize people who have just come in.e don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law of roots and connections in their communities. and build enforcement will continue. the work we have done with those policies remain in place. so this has prevented us from expanding the scope of what we have done. keep in mind that even that was a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to the get, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate. that will require congressional action. although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not change the status quo and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we're really going to solve this problem affect only we have to have congress passed the law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority, we now have to have congress act. and hopefully we will have a vigorous debate during the selection. that is how dem

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work we have done with the dream act kids. these policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we have done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that requires congressional action. so although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo and it doesn't negate what has always been the case chrks is if we're really going to solve this problem effectively, we've got to have congress pass a law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority.

they come and sell them to gang bangers and thugs on the streets of chicago. so i ask the senator, our intention is to focus clearly on mass murder. but even more so on gun violence in america to protect innocent people who are losing their lives to those who would abuse the use of firearms and those who would turn to these assault weapons, which have no purpose for the legitimate hunter or sportsman. i have said, if you need an ak-47, ar-47 to hunt a deer, you ought to stick to fishing, because that is not the weapon of choice of real sportsmen in my state, those that i know. so i ask the senator, when this comes to this general wish of gun vrvelings even though we speak of terrorist -- of gun violence, even though we speak of terrorists, how we'll close the loopholes with the overall issue of guns violence? mr. murphy: illinois and connecticut have the toughest gun laws in the narks but our laws are no good if the state next door to us has the weakest gun laws. if we don't have a national commitment to assure that individuals who are criminals or who are pot

are being victimized by drive-by shootings without being in minority neighborhoods looking for gang bangers are not there out of their own choice. it is what the victims are telling them. that kind of discourse has an effect and john's point about worrying about how things will just me sayingot this. fbi director james comey has now twice confirmed the ferguson effect. he calls it the viral video effect but it is the same thing. let's go to brooklyn, new york, on the line for democrats. caller: thank you for taking my call. i will just say a few things. one, this perspective is completely void of historical confirmation of the relationship between law enforcement and black and brown communities. crime is a direct correlation and has been historically, drug proliferation in our country. we know how they get here. the consequence is for police officers who operate outside of their police code or guidelines and what the law is, there must be some consequences. that is the bottom line. we know it is a tough job and they have to makes what decisions, but if their decision proves to be faulty, th

donald trump believes poor sad bangers need to be free to defraud anyone they want.nton believes we need strong rules to prevent another financial crisis. donald trump cheats his workers and wants to abolish minimum wage. hillary clinton believes no one should work full time and live in poverty. donald trump calls african-americans thugs, muslims terrorists, latinos rapists and criminals, and women bimbos. hillary clinton believes that racism, hatred, injustice and bigotry have no place in our country. she fights for us -- she fights for us, and we will fight for hillary clinton. >> as we all know she's not native american. she's not 1/32nd. she has no native american background except for what her family told her. the easy answer on that, as you all know, is that harvard and penn with release the records. she can authorize the release of those records. she can take a dna test. she can release the records her self. there's never been any effort. >> welcome back to "morning joe." >> wow. >> here you see a tale of two campaigns. one that's trying to turn the page but h

we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in.iorities will continue. the work that we've done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, though, that even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. although i'm disappointed by the lack of a decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo, and it doesn't negate what has always been the case, which is if we're really going to solve this problem effectively, we've got to have congress pass a law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority. we now have to have congress act. and hopefully, we're going to have a vigorous debate during this election. that's how democracy is supposed to work. and