bong bong, plink. it's amazing what our sound system looks like these days. but when you put the two of them together, somehow it really does work, don't you think? ♪ ♪ bing bing bang bang bongat's all for tonight. tomorrow we'll be back with more "mtp daily." "the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> our top star tonight is donald trump's unending humanitarian crisis, over 2,000 children orphaned from this executive order rushed out under pressure. our nation continues to bear witness to what happens when cruelty is deployed as policy. that's how these kids were separated. and then what happens when the chief executive office is rife with what can only be called incompetence. the order the president issued yesterday shows how deeply the president and his aides did not understand how

like, they would have an answer and trump would be like, "bing, bing, bong, bong." ( laughter ) so i think, actually, what we should do is let miss america wear whatever they want, and make presidential candidates wear bikinis. yeah, that's what we should do. which, you know what's weird is-- i know what's weird is i don't know if that makes ted cruz any more or less footing. i don't know. i don't know how i feel about that image. moving on to the world of technology, the world's biggest tech company is making some changes of its own. >> apple has unveiled software for its least devices ios 12 with some exciting new features. >> apple unveiled features to make the deves more appealing. these include new animated emojis and updates to its augmented reality platform. >> there's now group video chats mmodating as many as 32 peop. >> ios 12 will allow to you see how much time you're spending on various iphones and ipad apps and let you put time limits on your usage. >> trevor: okay, first of all, the ipad already has a filter that limits your usage. ? called and that whole 32 people on f

bong bong. >> who doesn't know the word hoop. >> that basketball ring. >> and is way too close to hismom is not lifting me up in prayer. >> that's right. >> for hours. at a time. >> it's american versus canadian. baller versus blobfish. kimmel versus cruz. the blobfish basketball classic. saturday june 16th. texas southern university. houston, texas. >> i was a mediocre high school player. i rode the bench an awful lot. >> ted man walking. for tickets go to kimmelvscruz.com. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. if you live in houston or near houston and want to be there live, this is your first chance to do that. go to kimmelvscruz.com for more information. you're coming with me, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. very good. i mentioned kevin durant is with us tonight. we were in oakland for -- we had a crew up there for games 1 and 2. guillermo was there to get chats with the players. and while we were there we had some fun with a warriors fan. we were in oracle arena, and our goal was to see how long we could keep a fan out of his seat du

♪ ♪ bing bing bang bang bong bong, bang bang plink ♪ >> that's all for tonight.row we'll be back with more "mtp daily." "the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> our top star tonight is donald trump's unending humanitarian crisis, over 2,000 children orphaned from this executive order rushed out under pressure. our nation continues to bear witness to what happens when cruelty is deployed as policy. that's how these kids were separated. and then what happens when the chief executive office is rife with what can only be called incompetence. the order the president issued yesterday shows how deeply the president and his aides did not understand how border enforcement works. now tonight, donald trump and congressional republicans have very few answers about how to fix these problems that are still the top story in the country that donald trump created. now, most of these recently separated children do remain alone, but we are starting to get stories of some of the exceptions. sources telling the intercept that this video shows what may very well be the first mo

. >> bing, bing, bong, bong, bing, bing, bing. [ laughter ] >> seriously?ump steaks are by far the best tasting most flavorful beef you've ever had. >> out of all the people it could have been, it's this guy? >> i've said that if ivanka weren't my daughter perhaps i'd be dating her. >> ew. >>> joining us now, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters. also with us, founder of cnbc, contributor tom rogers. tom is former ceo of tivo and former president of nbc cable. he serves as the executive chairman of winview and served as counsel to a congressional committee. good to have you on board. >> great having you with us. t tom. you raise an interesting question and suggest that the democrats neutralize the nuclear opti option. >> you write this in your piece, which is fascinating. "many may be surprised to learn that the constitution does not specify the number of justices on the supreme court, it only dictate there is be such a court. it has been left to congress to determine the size of the court. the judiciary act of 1789 set the number at six. in 1807 congres

bong hits for jesus case. a kid standing outside of school, he hadn't even gone to school that day held up a sign saying bong hitsed by and the supreme court said, no, of course they can discipline that student. >> look, it's -- i'm laughing at it because i think all the ones that you have identified are so obvious, i applaud the schools' vigilance but they're lacking common sense. they need somebody in the room like you, professor, who can say, my god, it's a joke. >> that's the terrible thing. not just that we've lost the sense of humor, but you're doing rotten things to these kids. you're arresting them, giving them criminal records. in this case, this kid couldn't be at his graduation. that may seem like a trivial issue but it's not. that kid spent four years and wanted to graduate with his friends and a bunch of school officials decided to punish him because they were annoyed. that strikes me as violating a fundamental obligation you have to your students and the officials should be held accountable here. nothing is going to happen until the public says, all right, look. there's a difference between protecti