and to you bill ross must be respected she added there should not be any foreign intervention during her summer news conference here in berlin among the broad range of topics bellerose playing a major role in machall reacted to russian president putin's announcement that he had formed a police force to support the country's embattled leader alexander lukashenko if needed she warned that foreign forces would stay out should stay out rather of the former soviet state. it is likely that i hope that such forces will not be deployed. and i hope that the people of bravely taking to the streets who have called out a bad state of affairs that those people have all the freedoms that we take for granted. freedom to protest freedom of opinion all these things must be fought for him and it's what people want and they ought to be able to achieve that independently without external interference from any side that's our hope quintessence of which i'm joined now for more on this by my colleague on your color from politics today to anya what do you make of the chancellor's statement on belarus. this

germany's government says it has strong doubts about the results which triggered clashes across bill ross. they hadn't won the election on monday the women spearheading bellerose his opposition claimed a different picture a muslim. i think we've already won because we overcame our fear we have a came our indifference to politics and we overcame apathy and indifference. and it showed this was the capital minsk after the big results was announced. they knew they were taking a risk the president had warned them. useful i just follow the law and any talk of oppression will disappear the lower is above all else if you break it we will respond. and we have been light handed in our response so far just like handed to be honest with you i've always held back on law enforcement and i told them there is no need for a heavy response you. must excuse the hebrews. many of the sharp end of the response would not have described it as light handed. dozens were injured and civil rights groups say one man was killed after being hit by a police van. officers arrested 3000 some reported the army units were m

brilliant the only time in the last post world war ii that the incumbents lost in our lifetime is a bill clinton ross perot and bush election and then you said he was a politician he had skills you may not agree with his politics that he had a way to make you feel like the most important person in the world. but biden is neither one. here is what is worse, not only is he terrible i will not evaluate the guy his psychological situation but he will be holding the nuclear codes he doesn't know where he is. he's lost in the middle of an interview. but it to he attaches himself to listen. everybody gets bad happens with the virus. no sane person wants to go back to the obama economy who he attaches himself to was even worse. >> so that the president contract one - - confronts china and keeps the streets stay on - - safe and basically tells joe you can't handle selling lemonade at a lemonade stand? with a curveball thrown in joe is a curveball and manufactured october surprise a be a curveball is that how you see things over the next three months? >> i do. but i am torn how much they should even pay attent

president bush lost the presidential election to democrat, bill clinton. ross perot finished third. [cheering and applause] george h. w. bush: thank you so much. -- george h.w. bush: thank you so much. thank you very, very much. thank you so much. thank you. [cheering and applause] this is fantastic. thank you all very, very much. let's go to work. thank you. much.you so thank you. and i am proud to receive, and i am honored to accept your nomination for president of the united states. [cheering and applause] and may i thank my dear friend and our great leader, bob dole, for that wonderful introduction. [cheering and applause] and, let me say this, this nomination is not for me alone. it is for the ideas, principles and values that we stand for. and my job has been made easier by a leader who has taken a lot of unfair criticism, with grace and humor, the vice president of the united states, dan quayle. and i am very grateful to him. i want to talk tonight about the sharp choice that i intend to offer americans this fall, a choice between different agendas, different directions, and

like dan ross won the '86 tax bill. he actually -- ross deserves mostly credit for getting the '86 tax reform act through congress more than o'neal because o'neal was getting ready to retire. but reagan -- but go back to what i said is that there were a lot of conservative democrats known as bull weevil so that reagan could bring them over to the republican fold. but i think also is that, you know, look at rang's speeches. look at reagan's commentaries. look at reagan's q & a is that he didn't come to washington to declare war on the media. is that he had attacked the bureaucracy, that's for sure. but he didn't -- he realized he needed democrats to get his program through. he realized he needed the media to at least be open to the idea that he had -- i tease you about "the washington post," but "the washington post" editorial was often very supportive is that they said after he got the nomination he said reagan has brought a new intellectual revolution to american politics and that's something to be thankful for. >> yep.

bush, bill clinton, ross perot. we killed ross perot. hardly avoid unscrewed from bill clinton and we marry kindly old george h.w. bush. the outcome of the game is not always a foregone conclusion. what is our mysterious woe with bill instead the walk an hour with george. the 2000 presidential election america was divided about whether to screw george w. orr gets screwed by al gore to think we all agreed on killing ralph nader. i won't venture in examples from more recent elections for fear of attracting attention from the secret service, hard as that sometimes seems to be in the obama white house, but anyway, kill, screw, marry, it's got me thinking. the game works on the parts of government. you kill the postal service, get in bed with fema has a, marry the armed forces. screw agricultural subsidies, marry social security and health care reform kills us. i mean kill, screw, marry. it's a great tool of political analysis because in a free and democratic country politics as a sort of a three like at stool. it's a balance upon a tripod of

bush, bill clinton, ross perot. we told ross perot, screwed clinton and married george h. w. bush. the outcome isn't always a foregone conclusion. in the case of the presidential election in 2000, america was divided whether to screw george w. or get screwed by al gore but we all agreed on killing off ralph nader. i won't venture examples from the more recent elections in fear from attracting attention from the secret service a as pat is that sometimes seems to be from the obama white house. [laughter] anyway, so, screw, mary works in the government. kill the postal service, get in bed with fema housing, and married the armed forces. agricultural subsidies, mary social security and health care reform tells us. it's great to the political analysis because in a free and democratic country, politics is a sort of three-legged stool. politics balanced upon a tripod of power, freedom and responsibility, to screw mary. we live in a free and democratic country, a little less democratic than it was last night which is fine with me. also, kill, screw, mary, we are so passionate about our pol

bush bill clinton rosborough. ross perot we could hardly avoid bill clinton and we very kindly old george h.w. bush be the outcome of the game is not always a foregone conclusion. the case of the 2000 presidential election america was evenly divided about whether to screw george w. bush get screwed by al gore and we all agreed on killing ralph nader paid that won't venture any of the examples from more recent elections for fear of attracting attention from the secret service as hard as that sometimes seems to be in the obama white house but anyway it got me thinking. the game works on the parts of government too. you kill the postal service get in a housing and married the armed forces. the same for policy is correct mary social security and health care reform kills us. kills for america. it's a great lyrical analysis because in a free democratic country politics is a three-legged stool. politics balanced upon a tripod of power freedom and responsibility. we live in a free and democratic country, less democratic than i

rock star ronald reagan and the politically gifted bill clinton with a little help from ross perot.iden doesn't have anywhere near that talent. the president has been focused on the last two weeks. he brought back the coronavirus briefings. the tone is morer. >> was, realistic and steady. he talked about restocking the ppe stockpiles depleted under obama-biden. the therapeutics have been effective in the early stables and mortality rates slashed in half. america will become pharmaceutically independent to key our supply chains in america. he's punishing china for unleashing the virus on the world while joe biden says nothing about the communist threat. the president beefs up his travel schedule, too in just the last few weeks. leaving the white house visiting oil rigs, medical facilities and plants. biden stays home in delaware pretty much. maybe visits nearby pennsylvania. don't buy the hype about him campaigning from his basement. he held a virtual speech. only 247 people were watching. no one cares what he has to say. schools are opening safely. biden wants schools closed, busine

bill clinton was lucky. ross perot. luck comes into everything. in order for a person to have the option of doing the right thing. i have something to say about freddie ray. the police had the cause for that. that is what they are doing. forget about social problems, they had a hot date, they had no right to arrest him. a good citizen called the police, he sees a young black man - the clerk is not there. no people around there anywhere. he tells the police, looks like a gunman, shots of people and you have to check it out. the clerk who is back there is not a, and they come in, and the gentlemen, the young black kid thinks obviously a feeling this good, he goes for his wallet, he is going to do that. >> host: we need to bring this to a conclusion. >> caller: ak-47, that is a tragedy, that was bad luck. >> host: briefly give us a quick glance at your life story. >> caller: born in north carolina, sort of rough down there. i was in the military during vietnam and went to morgan state at social services, went to the university of northern law school

bill clinton was lucky, ross perot ran luck comes into everything. when he says conditions, i believe you two 100%. but, you seem to be going i must have a perfect world to have the option of doing the right thing. is a little far out. wrongly say the police had to be right with the powerful cause. they did not there is no crime by him or anybody else. they were doing that sweet thing that's what they were doing. he was going, forget about a social problems, all the problems he had, if he radioed because he had a hot date, they had no right to arrest him. one of thing about luck, bad luck. there was out here a good citizen called police. he sees the young black man he's holding what appears to be an ak-47. the clerk is not there. there are no people around there anywhere. he tells the police that looks like we have a mad gunman, actually he's random raid to shoot people he brings it over and check it out. they come to the store played the clerk who is back there getting the receipt is there, they come in, they pulled the guns and the judgment, the yo

bill clinton was the last. that was the wild ross perot year. this is trump versus biden but the coronavirus is the wild card. will the virus look as tough for the country in a month or two as it does right now? that's one calculations. as biden prosecutes the case against him. the other thing is to use every moment to your opportunity because go back through the races, right? john kerry came a lot closer than most people remember but he couldn't get there. that was 2004, the first election after 9/11. mitt romney at times looked competitive and didn't turn out that way in the end but there were moments in the end of the race romney looked competitive. can joe biden put together the electoral map to defeat an incoi incumbent president? some of them are very close. they will get tighter but at least biden has the advantage going in the challenge for this convention is to maximize that advantage. that's why rally the african american base, especially your most reliable voters and try with kasich and christie whitman and other republicans to try to

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ross keeping things going and moderating. tonight's theme is leadership matters. we'll hear from former president bill clinton and john kerry and then we'll hear from new leaders of the democratic party with al alexia and jill biden the second former lady. it's a sign this campaign is still introducing dr. jill biden to the country. she'll give her speech at brandywine high school. the high school she taught english at several years ago. also, there will be some official business going on tonight. this is still a convention and that formal nominating process for vice president joe biden. it will take us across all 47 states and territories as they do that in the official role call nominee. as for the vice president, he'll have some virtual events today. he'll do an event with marin miranda and attend some of the state delegations virtually. they're trying their best to keep everyone engaged despite this being that virtual convention. a very busy day. craig? >> all right. shaq brewster there with a look at what's coming up. ally, the first night's theme was we the people. we got to hear from former fir

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ross cries knee has more details. we are expecting a vote on a usps bill, but how significant would that be without the backing of cignaof senate republicans or the white house? ros: anything democrats do in the house, where they have the majority, is basically signaling. nancy pelosi and her colleagues are signaling their concern about the changes happening to the post office. unless you get the senate involved, nothing may happen. nonetheless, pelosi is bringing house members back and they are expected to vote saturday on a bill coming out of the house oversight committee that basically says to the post office, don't make any changes before january, don't interfere with the election. that's the real methodology democrats are going after in this bill. biden it looks like joe will be going into the convention with some momentum. what are we expecting to hear and how is he placing in the polls? every day polls are out showing biden with a substantial lead nationwide and leading in many battleground states. we know that can change on a dime. it does seem like his campaign has got some momentum after picking, let harris a

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make sure this happens, and i'm not sure that bill de blasio has actually saw or understood the extent to which this is a logistical challenge. look at ross in newark what he has done is said we're going to stand up some places because we know that kids need to be there. >> thank you >> he wants people to stay home if they can. >> president randi weingarten of the american federation of teachers, thanks for joining us this morning appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up when we return, a look at what's moving markets after the s&p flirted with but then fell just short of that new record close we head to a break, here's some early movers in the s&p 500. we're right back after this. >>> time now for today's aflac trivia questn.io twitter was founded in what year the answer when cnbc "squawk box" continues aflac. these are all the cab rides to my physical therapy. and aflac paid me directly to help. aflac. what he said. and this unexpected bill is from... the two-thousand-dollar specialist. thanks. aflac. when you're sick or injured, aflac is there. we can help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover. get to know us at (aflac!)

ignatius this reminds me of what ross wrote about this weekend and also what marsha guessin has said, that donald trump, instead of actually governoring, getting bills passed, using the constitution as his road map to get things done, he'll do sort of not even government by fiat but government by gesture. he'll do something, make a big announcement and it will never turn out to be as big as we thought. one example after another example, about emergency funding to build the wall, to do this, and emergency orders to do that. but here we have him making an announcement on the eve of the rnc, again, that his scientists and doctors don't want him to make, but it is once again government by gesture. i'll make an announcement and people will believe i'm doing something big. >> joe, i refer to this at the beginning of the trump presidency as the iron whim. these statements that would seemingly come out of nowhere but with such ferocity. trump is still waiting for a miracle to deal with this pandemic. the greatest public health crisis of our lifetimes. he doesn't have a plan, he doesn't have a systematic idea. the latest bright object shining in front of his

view of politics good to see on what you make of the chancellor stephen dunn bill ross i think it was a strong statement on belarus bryan and at the same time it was a plea for restraint to repeat what the chancellor has said she said 70 of.