still with me, bob o'donnell. is the last time this happened two years ago, everyone was watching on periscope. that became the big controversy for the next 24 hours. back then, we did not even have facebook live. pay-tv operators and showtime will make hundreds of millions of dollars off of this. can they prevent people from streaming this on facebook? bob: that is a great question. i don't know if they can. clearly, you will have people watching and looking for that and trying to actively stop the streams. it is a real-time event. the whole world is now broadcast live. how they will stop that is beyond me. it does raise the question. pay-per-view in general, you have to wonder for live events how long that business model will work. long-term when everybody in the world literally is carrying a camera and they are at events and shooting video of it, there are going to be a lot of people say the quality is not great but it is cheaper than $100. emily: what is an alternative model? it get sent toee sports bars and o

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anding us, bob o'donnell tom giles. what is the latest we know when it comes to the search for the c.e.o. and the boardroom drama? >> every other day, there is another bombshell. there is another filing. there is great animosity between travis clinic and benchmark, one of its biggest investors. it is about how much control kalanick was to have over the country, his control over board seats, his involvement in operations. clearly what happened with to therk according filings, they became more dismayed with the way he was running things, concerns about possible legal liabilities when it came to the auto acquisitions, how he is running the company, allegations of sexual harassment throughout the company and whether he had control of it. with these filings, you see the personal acrimony between these parties has gotten incredibly out of hand, incredibly toxic. emily: what is so fascinating is bill gurley who is on the board

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i want to bring back kelly o'donnell. bob could you sack is editor in chief. me go to you irs if. this is not a president is backing off in any way, shape or form. every time he's been asked about his words that first raised eyebrows about north korea he has doubled down. >> he has. and as you can tell by peter alexander being there as the nbc representative for tv today, he and kristen welker and i were sort of gaming out would the president be open to taking questions on this subject even though the reason he brought the press pool together was for a separate subject that he began with, and we felt that clearly the president seems to believe that by continuing to make his points loudly around the world, that that will actually advance some of his agenda items with respect to north korea. so as peter was there with the question, the president knew that was coming, clearly. >> multiple questions. >> and was prepared to talk about it. yes. it almost seems like it's a new tactic from the president that especially while he is at his home and wanting to emphasize

bob dole said in '96 and george h.w. bush said years before, we have a few supporters. we don't want your support if your support is based on bigotry or racism or prejudice. >> and kelly o'donnell, you covered bob dole, as did i. that is the kind of statement that we have not -- that we have not heard from this president and are not likely to hear from this president. >> and i was also struck, andrea, by the fact that president did say racism is evil. and he did tie those specific named groups to when they commit violence, they are criminals and thugs. but i did not hear him specifically identify these groups and say that their mere presence, their ideology, their values are evil. he seemed to link it to criminal activity, like we saw over the weekend. and i'm not sure that that is enough to make that kind of declaration. yes, he said the words. yes, he was more kind of full-bodied in his condemnation today. but i think there is still an absence of saying the mere existence of these groups is not in line with american values, and something that he does not support. he seemed to link it to the criminal behavior. and then more broadly, on the issue of domestic terrorism, i think

bob dole did. >> yes. >> it was totally absent. you have got to wonder -- i love kelly o'donnell. she is a great reporter. the idea of staff being on vacation and is part of the problem. >> it goes back to the preschooler. he is not a 3-year-old. susan page joins the conversation. usa today, washington bureau chief. i wonder if watching this press conference and seeing donald trump do the real donald trump, where you think that leaves us as a country. and i never thought that a nuclear standoff with north korea would pale in comparison to the alarm that i feel and i think a lot of people feel about the first racial crisis that's taken place under donald trump's presidency. >> this is the beginning of the story, it's not the end of the story. the alt-right forces will look and listen to the president's words and be emboldened. we'll see more protests and se forces running for office and flexing their muscles when it comes to american politics. and i'm sure that's going to spark counterdemonstrations and protests, as well. so, there is -- there are consequences to the president spea

bob mueller and his investigation. just hired the 16th person, many are democratic donors, but we'll continue to cooperate and comply. >> nbc's kelly o'donnelloining me now from bridgewater, new jersey, right near the president's resort where he's spending the next two weeks. good sunday to you. we just heard part of a particularly strong response from vice president mike pence on accusations he's running for president in the shadow campaign. what more can you tell us about this? >> well, certainly, in republican circles where there has been concern when trump was a candidate and now amplified concern now that he's president a lot of gaming of what would happen in 2020, would there be a republican challenger to the president. those questions are a delicious part of the political parlor games do give rise to people speculating about the role of someone like mike pence. mike pence has a longstanding relationship with big donors in the party, he has deep grassroots support from his own time as an elected official before joining the trump team. he continues to have dinners and meetings with people who are influential in the party and some have i