[laughter] >> jon: like most old men, charlie rangel is racist. and i'm assuming likes soup. rangel won. he beat espaillat. but, of course, he apparently didn't know that last night when he wandered out onto the stage in front of his supporters to find out what was going on ... for about an hour. >> what percentage of the vote have you had reported that's in? what precinct location are they? i'm at what? >> 48. >> 48. so that means 20%... >> 49%/42%. and i'm up. we're up. >> 49% to 42%. >> 49% to 42%. >> i'm up. what should i do? >> jon: i don't know what you should do. well, i think now we all know what it's like... [cheering and applause] we all know now what it's like to go to the movies with charlie rangel. "what? why? wait. who is this? who is this sith lord and who is the... why is this one sword blue but the other's red? if they're brother and sister, why are they kissing?" how long was charlie rangel on stage? long enough for the earth to shift. [cheering] >> if you can just have the cameras sweep over -- >> whoa. >> jon: wrap it up! do you need more of a hint? the ear

i want to thank both representatives charlie rangel and michele bachmann.bate will continue online because you're both wrong. we'll continue on cnn/crossfire as well as on facebook and twitter. for the left, i'm vann jones. >> and from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news, the middle east cease-fire, dead. should the united states do more? >>> plus, a growing terror threat. dozens of american citizens could be planning attacks against america. >>> and the alleged killer call girl about to face a judge in connection with the death of a google executive. tonight, the growing popularity of the website that brought them together. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking

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as we know, most recently congressman charlie rangel got in some trouble even though he had just wonis primary, the democrat up in new york, because he had forgotten to disclose a junket to china. >> okay. jake tapper, thank you. welcome back from vacation. we missed you for the week. we'll see you, sir, at the top of the hour on "the lead". >> thanks, brooke. >>> a baby injured when a police grenade exploded in his crib left the hospital. this is what baby booboo looked like in north georgia. officers were looking for a drug suspect who was totally found in a different location. heads up, the next photo is tough to look at. baby booboo suffered a brain injury, severe burns from this grenade that flashed in his crib. he spent weeks >> one of the officers is came in and pinned my husband down and tore his rotator cuff in the process of having him pinned down. my girls were freaking out and then i heard my son start screaming and crying. when i went to go pick him up, another officer grabbed him first. i kept asking that officer give me my son, give to him me. when i went to grab him,

. >> chuck schumer and charlie rangel. >> they're the same party. >> michele bachmann. >> all right.struck me here is there were a number of people who looked like lon cheney jr. after the moon rose. now, what is this, mcguirk? is this a fashion statement? what is this? >> i don't know. look, can you see the looks range from everything from dumpster divers to as you tree an professors. they don't know whether they want to shoot ducks, cook meth, join the taliban or buy a horse and buggy. it's hard to say. >> look at this guy? >> it could be a backlash to the metro sexualization of men in america. >> the question is the ball hits that guy in the beard, all right? does he get first base because the beard is down to his base. >> that's a good question. there was another person who had long hair and a beard, bill, it was jesus christ. you might remember him. >> he was drafted by the san diego padres. >> this is nothing new. you remember the 70s. raleigh fingers. >> but they were great. >> mustaches. >> mustaches. >> amazing afro. it's beautiful. >> you think it's beautiful? >> i had a be

i want to thank both representatives charlie rangel and michele bachmann. this debate will continue online because you're both wrong. we'll continue on cnn/crossfire as well as on facebook and twitter. for the left, i'm vann jones. >> and from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news, the middle east cease-fire, dead. should the united states do more? >>> plus, a growing terror threat. dozens of american citizens could be planning attacks against america. >>> and the alleged killer call girl about to face a judge in connection with the death of a google executive. tonight, the growing popularity of the website that brought them together. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, the cease-fire shattered. hopes for quiet and calm dashed as the rockets resume. israel stopped its attacks for all of six hours, but hamas never accepted the terms of the cease-fire and never stopped firing. israel say

charlie rangel says my heart goes out to all the victims of malaysia mh 17 and their loved ones.ways and healing. mark kirk saying russian made advanced sam has murdered 285 people. overdue russian sanctions should expand to oil and energy sectors. also with a senate hearing earlier today on the gm ignition switch issue, we've been asking you has gm's response to the ignition switch problem when appropriate. you can continue to leave comments on twitter using #cspanchat or go to facebook.com/cspan. >>> 40 years ago the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. throughout this month and early august, american history tv revisits 1974 and the final weeks of the nixon administration. this weekend opening statements from the house judiciary committee as members consider articles of impeachment. >> selection of the president, it occupies a very unique position within our political system. it's the one act in which the entire country participates and the are ult is binding upon all of the states for four years. the outcome is accepted, the occupant of that

enterprise zone program of the 1980s and 1990s where jack kemp and a number of politicians including charlie rangelimportant there's an idea, i think the idea would need substantial modifications to be effective to offer a tax holiday in total in only one community. i can see many communities because there are currently ten communities across the nation, ten urban communities across the nation, where the black unemployment rate exceeds 20%. so detroit has a significant set of challenges, but detroit is not alone. >> yeah. you mentioned the criminal justice system. rand paul has teamed up with new jersey senator booker. that would create reforms to help nonviolent offenders in the criminal justice system. how crucial is this law for civil rights? >> i think it's critically important. i think what we've done is created an incarceration system which has subjected people who are guilty of nonviolence offenses to long periods of incarceration. then we subject them to longer periods of what i call incarceration outside of jail, the inability to get a job, the inability to qualify for a scholarship or a s