i want chuck e. cheese. all right, you want to go to chuck e. cheese? we shake on it, that's the deal. >> jimmy: does he abide by that deal? >> sometimes. >> jimmy: do you take him to chuck e. cheese anyway? i got this little system i'll be working. >> jimmy: what is the system, i'm curious. >> i say, you go over there and be cute. okay? >> jimmy: go over where? >> to the girls. >> jimmy: i see. >> you go over there, you be cute, i'm going to come get you, okay? i got to do ate couple of times to get him to do it but he'll go. and i'll go over, hey, how you doing? >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're using your son as lady bait? >> i'm taking care. i'm like, hey, howou fix his clothes, ain't nothing the matter with his clothes, still fixing his clothes. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> it works. it does. they're like, he's so cute. >> jimmy: there could be more just like him if you play your cards right. >> i'm almost sure i have them. >> jimmy: that pitch you threw at the mets game. you threw out the first pitch at the mets game. >> you can't keep

i'll go to chuck e. cheese. >> jimmy: really? >> you should see me in chuck e. cheese. i'm in there, i do subtle -- threatening other kids, like kids don't really -- they look at you like, what the [ bleep ] is the matter with you? did you see what he just did? >> jimmy: so that's his favorite place to go, chuck e. cheese? >> usually there's a deal, like to make a deal with them. sometimes i'll go places, would you be good? chuck e. cheese. all right, you want to go to chuck e. cheese? we shake on it, that's the deal. chuck e. cheese anyway? >> i take him places. i got this little system i'll be working. >> jimmy: what is the system, i'm curious. >> i say, you go over there and be cute. okay? >> jimmy: go over where? >> to the girls. >> jimmy: i see. >> you go over there, you be good, i'm going to come get you. okay? i got to do a couple of times to get him to do it but he'll go, and i'll go over, hey, how you doing? >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're using your son as lady bait? >> i'm takin i'm like, hey, how you doing? fix his clothes, ain't nothing the

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one of the shots struck a seven- year-old girl as she was coming home from chuck e. cheez. he is expected to spend seven days in prison as part of a plea deal. he will be sentenced next month. >>> funeral services held for late talk show host john mclaughlin. he died at the age of 89. he was on the air for more than three decades as the host of the political talk show the mclaughlin group. as at a news host. >>> if your weekend plans include taking metro, you are going to want to listen to this. there is no red line services this weekend from shady grove. metro providing shuttle bus service from the rail stations to other stops on the red line. the weekend shutdown part of the aggressive plan to stop the five mile stretch of track. >> i usually wait until this time to get to work. now i will be delayed because the train is not running from here to there. >> shuttle buses are replacing trains. express buses go straight through. local buses stop at rockville, twin brook, and white flint. >>> well, the national zoo, that place was party central today. celebrating not one, but

my son was afraid of chuck e. chose forever. -- cheese forever. we had a party there and cried the whole time. >> so cute. >> my goodness. >>> okay, it has been humid. we don't have to worry about it but met wintertime your hair gets staticky. wow, this little girl winds hands i never seen anything like this. [ laughter ] >> wow! >> the material on the couch, too. >> that long of hair to have that much static? that is dry air, mike. >> very dry air. >> she looks like a globe that has it -- yes -- oh my gosh. that is pretty incredible. she is like what? help? she needs to be grounded, literally. [ laughter ] >> bless her heart. it has like 65 how how views or something. so sweet. what, i don't get it? i have the link my facebook page. >> all right, thank you. >>> florida teenager is one of four people in the u.s. to survive a brain-eating amoeba. the doctors talk about the recovery and the quick diagnose that may of saved his life. >>> we are watching twosomes the tropics. you see the x there, that is another disturbance coming in. you see the x th

every chuck e.ger king, mcdonald's has a playland out there that needs to be serviced, cleaned, built, dismantled. >> stokes is serving 120 days for possession of methamphetamines and driving on a suspended license, but this isn't his first run-in with the law. >> i've been arrested for being a deejay. i've been stopped by law enforcement on an inflatable device at one point in time. inner tubing is apparently illegal on lake paris out here in california. i've been taken to jail on a 5150, which is a psychiatric evaluation for oneself or others because i was wearing a renaissance fair costume at the time. i was just in half of my garb, knee-high moccasins, buckskin leggings. that's a great story when you're inside and somebody goes, so what are you in for? you know? it makes for good conversation. >> stokes is using part of his time in oc to tell another story, one he hopes to sell in nearby hollywood. >> are you going to sing again, don? >> i don't know. probably. >> i have been in the process of a

going to chuck e. cheese and then the bouncy castle at the white house. >> little bouncy white house. >>> still friends going viral on social media. >> something healthy for you so you can stay in shape. looking good and all that. >> the teen who won over wild animals and touched hearts across the country. you're watching "today in new ? >>> welcome back. a pennsylvania teen has some new friends who are hangi his backyard. >> it's that good, man. i'm telling you. truth me. here you go. i'll roll it to you. it's that good. eat that. eat that. >> kelvin pena spotted one deer in his yard, and called it money. after that, he noticed the number of visitors increased. he started naming them all, there's baby, tequila. he reports himself feeding the some even eat strawberries out of his hand. >> i have a lot of deer where i live. i have never seen one of them consider getting that close. >> the deer whisperer. >> i couldn't. i would likely not be. >> probably not. >> i think i'm -- we're all spooked by them.

wo two-buck chuck and th e rolls of toilet pape romance lives. one, isn't she's more secretive about thisshe? no.e, isn't huhe's more secretive about yes. thisshe? rts your feelings that she's not confiding in you. - i'm sorry, sweetheart. - i don't care. you know, i-i don't need to know every detail of her personal life. it's alright. but she usually tells you. - yeah. - he seems charming. but, you know, those are the ones you he to worry about. i got a really weird vibe from him. 'he was unpacking boxes.' just and then when he saw me, heclosed 'em all up. - it was like.. - that'sour cop gut. maybe he's a criminal. ma, that was like 200 years ago and i don't think we can hold that against him. wyou know, ing in there organiz i could poke around. - please don't do that. you loud and clear. - i hear you need deniability. ma, no. no! wh.. 'ma-maura!' maura! that must be from ian. this ian really knows how to woo a girl. when we did relief work together in ethiopia we'd talk about what we'd give for some cheap wine and toilet paper. me you never but how com? told me about hi i'm sure i

mtp daily picks up with chuck todd. e just been hearing so much about how you're a digital company, yet here you are building a jet engine. well, ge is digital and industrial. like peanut butter and jelly. yeah. ham and cheese. cops and robbers. yeah. nachos and karate. ahh. not that one so much. the rest were really good. socks and shoes. ok, ricky... sorry ma'am. no burning here. ugh. heartburn. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. be happy, it's glad. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. a universal expression of disgust, (vo) stank face. often caused by inadequate cat litter. if you or your a loved one suffers from stank face, the cure is tidy cats. it's new and improved with guaranteed tidylock protection that locks away odors. so you

you go to chuck e cheese, you get the tickets. tickets are printed on are worth more than the prizes you get. i'm not kidding. >> they still have paper tickets? >> i don't have kids to play with and i don't play it myself. i've not taken part. >> do people in -- i just can't believe in london they're playing pokemon. i can't -- >> they are. but it launched two or three weeks afterwards. >> they're not taking a tour of the royal muse. >> that's what you do when you go there? >> have you been? those carriages. have you seen those carriages? a lot of detail on those things. you haven't been to the royal muse? >> no. what is that? >> i can't talk to you. >> what kind of brit are you? >> throughout history one all of the carriages that, you know, that royalty would ride in. i mean, they're incredible. they're unbelievable. you've been to buckingham palace, right? >> yeah. >> as a guest. >> i want to tour the guard. >> i know you do. i'll try to sort it out for you. but it's a tough thing to sort out, joe. dad was the man that could do

i do what point will theom the e diminishing growth from the old? chuckook at what we have done in our security portfolio that was up 16% third consecutive quarter with double-digit growth and the deferred revenue grew 29%, almost half of that business is coming from software and subscription. you look at collaboration portfolio that was up 6% differed revenue grew 13%. a high percent of that is sold through software and subscription and is completely available as a cloud service, so we are making that transition we have. working on that, the teams are working on how we take that same methodology and apply it to our core technologies. we took david get, who is the leader of the security business who architecture to this transition with his team, and we asked him to take on security and networking because we need to do the same thing in our core product. ceo, are you satisfied the pace is fast enough. you mentioned security is up 16%. within that, i noticed the advanced threat is up 80%. you made a big acquisition of a startup. are you looking for other ac

chuck todd over the weekend sent an e-mail noting the construction of one of the new trump campaign memos. i don't know if you saw this one, the way it was put together and the phrases they used. one of the phrases they were citing about the clinton foundation. this is public calls to shut down the clinton foundation. even mainstream outlets are calling for the shuddering of the clinton foundation. which sounded like bright bart. is that the way the campaign is going. >> i think it is. if you look at the ad that the trump campaign first big ad they put out last week was an ad aimed very much at the base and not a broader more general election. if you hire him to be your ceo and he's been firmly associated with and running bright brt for years. it has the tone it has because it's become what it is. a place where nationalism and populism have flourished. that kind of brand, if you bring that guy in, a fire brand to be sure and a proud fire brand that you're going to seek a campaign that's going to it look like breitbart. it's a message that trump is comfortable with and believes not without

what i have found most troubling is actually a discussion about the e-mail to chuck todd asking ika fromning to give an apology. it is a pattern. on may 18, there are two staffers that were talking about suppressing a story on msnbc as well. this doesn't show a real commitment to free speech and open discussion. >> i will give you a quick chance to respond. >> the people of the 23rd district, they know that the issues that are important in this campaign that will decide who is his able decide who it is that will best represent them focus on who they know will continue to go to bat for the marketing jobs and protecting social security. >> we will get to all those issues. >> my specific response is that we have an election that is going to be decided in the next two weeks. it should be decided not the content of private e-mails that ,ere stolen by russian spies but on who is best suited to represent this district. >> may i just respond and say that nobody cares about these e-mails right now. [laughter] i want to agree with her and said there are much more important issues. >> i want to com

to congress, and now that we have the occupation of the issues associated with her e-mails, do words really matter, chuck? or is it what's being reported about those words? because if words matter, if words matter, then we would have this equal and balanced approach to this, and we would be talking about the president of the united states and the former secretary of state. >> well, look, i guess, you know, on this front, though, he went out of his way to talk about this, and the fact of the matter is, let's -- let's -- i take you at your word, that he didn't mean what some people took out of it. but, the problem is, it's who else is listening, right? this has always been the concern, and as president of the united states, a slip of the tongue -- i mean, look, you want to talk about president obama, he drew a red line and those words mattered. and it's been something he's had to deal with. and it was a hard lesson for him, that words do matter. donald trump is showing that he's got way too many times, where he has allowed his words to distract from a story, and as president of the united states, that coul

. -- you see that negative one -- -1%e one percentage sales. chuckobbins joins us in the 9:00 hour. jon: looking forward to that conversation. a weaker dollar hitting a two-month low. down from prospects for a rate hike. is steven saywell . for the guys on the trading floor at bnp paribas, three different mornings, three different narratives. what on earth is going on? en: we think the market is being way too complacent about prospects for a fed rate hike. clearly, this has been a response to the minutes we saw isterday, but we think there a strong chance that the fed does move in september. we think the markets are not pricing and enough of that probability. the market is only 20% price for a hike. if they doom of -- if they do move, and will rally quite substantially on that surprise. in the past year, they only made the move if the market is primed for it. how do they prime the market for a move? will janet yellen make that kind of communication towards the market? steven: we think she will. traditionally, that speech has been very important. the

most troubling in the wikileaks disclosures was actually the discussion about the e-mail from the congresswoman to chuck todd aking that morning joe give apology. nit is a pattern. on may 18, there were two staffers talking about suppressing a story on msnbc. i think this is not sure the commitment to free speech and open discussion. jim: i will give your chance to respond but then i want to come back to him and talk about his issues. rep. wasserman-schultz: the people of florida's 23rd district who i've had the privilege of representing, they know the issues that are important in this campaign, that will decide who it is and they'll decide and who it is will best represent them, focus on who they know will continue to go to bat for them on creating jobs, protecting social security, on making sure there is a strong voice standing up for israel. jim: we are going to get to all those issues. rep. wasserman-schultz: my specific response is that we have an election that is going to be decided in the next two weeks. and it will be decided and should be decided not on the content of private e-mails but -- tha

just one thing to add to kevin's point, though, chuck, hillary clinton continues to do things that leave opportunities open for donald trump. the answer on eails again today. >> you're previewing what we're doing later in the show. >> there's something there. the question is, can this candidate execute. he said get on message. is he -- is he physically capable of doing it? if he is, it's a real -- >> the last word. >> very quick point. those who are riding obits now do so at their own risk, and the elites are gleefully jumping around and having fun and sometimes on tv, and i look forward to future shows. >> well, you get more time to be gleeful later. you are sticking around. coming up, paul ryan could finally receive an endorsement i didn't know he needed or maybe he didn't know he didn't have from donald trump tonight. more about republicans that are running perhaps from trump as they try to better their chances this november. we'll look at what it means for the party and how democrats might struggle to take advantage of it. is it all because of what barack obama said of the democratic convention. and later, we'll dive deeper into our nb

e-verify, stop illegal immigrants from accessing welfare and entitlements. >> the candidate still crafting his signature issue hoping voters won't pull away. jacob rascone, nbc news, des moines iowa. >>> nbc's chuck todd will have all the latest in decision in about 30 minutes. he will sit down with republican national committee chairman reince priebus. >>> we want to update you on the breaking news of the morning. calls are now coming through d.c.'s 911 system after an outage late last night. officials are trying to figure out exactly what happened. derrick ward is live outside the d.c. unified communications center in southeast with the very latest. what do we know, derrick? >> reporter: this is where the problem all started. as you said it was about 11:30, 11:35 last night. that's when calls stopped coming into the center. if you called 911 anywhere between 11:35 to about 1:15, you may have gotten a busy signal. it may not have rang or it may not have even tripped over. what they did when they found out about this, they instituted backup procedures, physically moving the 911 takers to the backup facility over at the mcmilan reservoi transfer the calls to where those back up takers were. people

unexpectedly talking immigratioli wall on the border and we're n e-verify, stop illegal immigrants from accessing welfare and entitlements. >>> nbc's chuckd will have all the latest in decision 2016 on "meet the press" later this morning at 10:30. he will sit down with reince priebus. >>> time right now is 7:08. in northern virginia, several groups came together in an effort to stop domestic violence. it takes a village expo is inspired by the death of cristina fisher. she was shot and killed in her leesburg home in april. her ex-boyfriend is charged in her death. he's been ordered by a court to stay away from her. organizers told news 4 they want to make sure the community knows what resources are available to them. >> whether people want to admit it or not, everyone watching this has been affected by domestic violence. on hand to provide information to those who wanted it. they also accepted clothing donations for women at that shelter. >>> arlington county officials helping the community to say good-bye to summer. can you believe it? they hosted their second annual summer block party yesterday at kenmore middle school. activities incl

amount of material from the clinton e-mail investigation that has been delivered to congress by the fbi is unclassified and could be made public according to chairman chuck grassley. he ordered staffers to separate the classified and unclassified materials in order to release as much of that information as possible. those documents include notes from the fbi agents who monitored interviews with clinton and her top aide huma abedin. >>> time for an early start on your money. we could see another day of record highs for stocks. dow futures pointing higher. won't take much. slim gains yesterday. a solid gain today to produce another trifecta. oil now above $47 a barrel. the federal reserve dropping hints that a rate hike may be coming soon and that's a sign of confidence in the american economy. during the last policy meeting, some members were ready to act. the group decided against the increase. this week, two fed members say a rate hike is likely this year. now putting more money in a rate hike by the end of the year. a 42% chance of a hike by december. that is up from 35% a week ago. the chances of a rate hike before that are still low. when the fed rai

e-verify, stop illegal immigrants from accessing welfare and entitlements. >> the candidate still crafting his signature issue hoping voters won't pull away. >>> nbc's chuck todd will have all the latest in decision 2016 on "meet the press" later this morning at 10:30. national committee chairman reince priebus. >>> we've got another hot day on tap but how long will these high temperatures last? that's the question. tom kierein will be back with the answer. >> we're hearing from more passengers about that scary southwest airlines flight that was diverted after an engine problem. they are going to ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. n sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >>> welcome back, the death of a yellowstone national park employee is under investigation this morning. officials say 21-year-old tumbled from the edge of a canyon on friday. she was a park concession employee from ecuador. the grand canyon of the yellowstone river is about 800 to 1,200 feet deep. >>> this is pretty scary. a plane engine while it's in the a

chuck kubic, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: she said she turned them all over, the fbi is releasing 15,000 new e-mails from hillary clintondr. ben carson says this could be hillary clinton's surprise of october. we're back in just a minute.. >> we went through a thorough process to identify all of my work-related e-mails and deliver them to the state department. >> i turned over everything i was obligated to turn over, and then i moved on. i turned over everything they could imagine. >> when i see you are interviewed, you make a point of saying i turned over everything. >> all my work-related e-mails. >> how do you know that? >> i know that because there was an exhaustive search done under the supervision of my attorneys. hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-

defense secretary chuck hagel will become an ivy league or this fall, going to harvard where he will be one of two visiting fellows at the school's institute of politics. ,e will meet with students faculty, and staff as part of the efforts to encourage interest in public life and increase interaction between the academic and political communities. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 100 and 20 countries. this is bloomberg. back to you. vonnie: thanks. let's get back to the fed minutes. erik schatzker has been covering this story in washington. you know i battle is the way it has been described to her that sounds dramatic for fed minutes but there was indeed a disagreement on the arrow reserve. k: i am tempted to describe the minutes as hot as the weather here in washington but that would be an overstatement. it is warm here and the minutes do not give us enough of a clue as to what the fed will do in september. as you point out, they do reveal a whole lot about what is going on inside the fed, and it is truly fascinating. there is a growing contingent and in -- increasingly frustrated contingent of of

e three of us, so now that's good for all of us. >>> rockies got back on track in a big way against the marrins. chuck nasty lead off with a blast like walking in the door screamg inhello, i'm here. leadf ofmer. it was tied 2-2 in the 4th when carlos stanton withhn the man on bettis. feet. ?ho knows. the marlinssup 3-2. marlins didn't know what hit them in the 6th. d. j. lemay hue hit them. and then cargo hit them, ripped into the corner. d. j. is going to go a long way, scored all the way from 1st. after that rookie david dahl playing in only his 12th game of his career, amazing stuff chuck nasty got one later. 6-3. the final got a hit to ose, but the rocks got the win, still three games behind miami for that second national league wild card spots. >>> rapids against vancouver, matt byrne on the wing in the middle to maon hairston for the left foot sweep. then in minute 60, hairston in the mmx agn, chase it had down, one timer pass to dominick bodji. in the we behind fc dallas. >>> a lot coming up later tonight on 7 sports extra at 10:35. troy rank will be here to talk about the first ten days of cam

chuck joins us to talk about the hack of democratic e-mails.eneral electorate out there and the people actually going to vote, they want to see something from politicians and this hack and this thing going on, more and more people that aren't trustworthy of the system and i think outside forces are trying to have an impact so the less people that we have participate in our democracy is not a good thing. i don't care if you're supporting donald trump or hillary clinton but there should not be outside people having influence and your personal information on the internet. >> i agree with you on all counts. you don't want people losing faith in the system. it makes them cynical and wrecks the country. we're assuming this is a foreign government behind the hacks. we don't know if that, do we? >> we don't. if you're a political consultant when you go to a haunted house you're expected to be scared, always still scared when something jumps out of the ceiling at you. that's what concerns me. what's the next foot that falls. no matter who's to blame for

e senate from working, but he also stopped working for iowa. as a farmer and a nurse, i learned iowa works best when we pull together. used to be you could work with chuck. i did, plenty of times. but he's all politics and partisanship now. and he's turned his back on iowa. i approved this message because washington changed chuck, and it's time we change our senator. crews quickly cleaned up a crash along highway 30 . .but they are still warning motorists to watch out -- >>> crews quickly cleaned up a crash along highway 30. >> they are still warning motorists to watch out in the days ahead. it started at 10:00 in morning traveling in this area to be on the lookout for deer and other animals trying to take advantage of the leftover food. some good news for motorists - in iowa city.park road is back . open.crews are still working on the area closest to dubuque street as part of the ongoing gateway project.when the entire project is complete. park road will feature a new bridge over the iowa river - and dubuque street will be raised to prevent it from flooding. volunteers are working hard all week with habitat for humanity in the wellington >>> volunteers

chuck grassley has been asking about this trip since january. you know, it's just more bad optics coming in the same week we're seeing newly released e-mails showingots of communication between top state department staffers and clinton foundation staffers. just showing what appears to be a very loose line that at least when she took office hillary clinton said would be a hard line that separates the foundation from the state department. >> you know, drew, so the clinton campaign has response to this. they say it's really all about nothing and that sheryl mills wasn't paid a dime for this trip and was doing this work as a volunteer. >> exactly. and formerly this is what hillary clinton's spokesperson told us. he said it was crystal clear to all involved this had nothing to do with her official duties. the idea that this poses a conflict of interest is absurd. here's the problem. yes, sheryl mills wasn't paid a dime as far as we know. but we also know her state department staff was involved in the logistics here. there were other meetings going on during this trip. the various people interviewed worked for companies that are involved in donating and

chuck has been tracking storms in the tropics. we have team coverage from the carolina coast next. >> reporter: what usda workers will find right away in beltsville after that onlin eail te hr luann bennett. after losing her husband to cancer, she raised three boys here in northern virginia and grew the family business. a single working mom who helped create over 1,000 local jobs, to solve problems. i'm luann bennett. in business, you bring everyone to the table and work to get results. congress just doesn't get that-- there's too much partisanship. i approve this message because washington needs more common-sense problem solvers. >>> we're tracking three major hurricanes and the tropics are impacting the plans of football fans today. >>> plus, chris brown is out of jail. >> when i call the police for a stalker people that are endangering my life, they don't come until the next day. >> he's pointing the finger at a new assault case. >>> what we're learning about the usda offices shut down across the country, including the one in the heart of >>> here at the live desk. an update on the gas leak on brandy

e-mail investigation that the fbi delivered to congress, appears to be unclassified. that means it could be released to the public. in the letter to office security yesterday, chuck that observation and requested the unclassified and classified documents be separated in order to make as much of that material public as possible. among the materials turned over was the summary of the fbi's investigation in the clinton's use of private e-mail server. also 302s with clinton and also top aid huma abedin and others and copies of classified e-mails that were recovered from the server. meanwhile, clinton campaign chairman tweeted this -- would remind thaul this material is classified so this is leaking of classified material. >>> looking abroad now, the front page story on today's cover of the financial times, russian tanks on border fuel ukraine fears. it is starting to crumble and comes as conventional forces are building up along the country's shared border, including russian tanks. fighting started again in july after russia said it uncovered ukrainian plot over crimea. >>> still ahead this morning, new information on that cash payout from the united states to iran a

show in terms of the e-mails, again with our colleague kristen welker on friday at the nabj, it's hard to explain how she can't explain it, answer it, tim kaine answered it with chuckating for folks at the campaign that they can't quite get around this issue. but when you look at the facts, what she said was true. she just, for some reason, cannot get the words out quite well. i just want to point out the fact that he was good to protesters today, that is such a low bar for a presidential candidate. sometimes i can't believe we are actually here at this place. it's not just his actions over the past six weeks. it's his actions over the past year. that's why he's so under water. >> it's worth pointing out he showed restraint for the first time that i recall seeing in his campaign. >> anna, the effect of the khan controversy, the way he treated the gold star families, i'm not sure you would have seen that letter today from the 50 former national security advisors. i don't think general mccaffrey would have come out if they had not been treated so shabbily. >> what we reported is they will actually be rolling out another republicans for hillary organization, that the

e unprepared by the united states of. >> now, rick scott is running rebuilding america now. governor scott was also in the mix during the running mates sweep stakes. welcome back to the show. >> hi chuck come home and get back to florida and enjoy the weather and beaches and fishing. >> i want to talk to you about this but first the president called donald trump unfit to be president. i know you believe he is fit to be president or you would not have endorsed him. make the case as to why he is. a lot of republicans are out there today concerned about donald trump's decisions over the last few days. >> so chuck there's two people on the ballot. donald trump a business man that believes in jobs and military and supporting the law enforcement and military, believes in destroying isis. then we have clinton who has not created a prosector job. had a shot of isis and failed. she does not support the government. she was once taken down because it said that she was okay and would do nothing to stop the t outsour outsourcing. this is like 201 in my race. this is going to be do you want a business person to build a job or a career politician hillary clinton that's never created a job? that's wh

public by wikileaks and how is the white house bracing for another e-mail dump, assuming one is on the way. democratic strategist chuckowka joins us now. he's been around and he has perspective. so how ominous is this for the hillary campaign? >> so, when you run campaigns, and i just came off a presidential campaign, as you know, tuck, you spend hundreds of thousands of dollars doing research, not only on your opposition, but on yourself. because what you don't want any any campaign, for any party, is a surprise. because you can't get out ahead of it fast enough, as we come into 94 days before the election, to actually create a narrative to make sure that it don't stick to you, whatever may come out. so it's the worst nightmare for any party, and especially someone whose trustworthy numbers are as low as hillary's are right now. >> i don't think people should be gloating about this, because people's e-mails should be secure. the u.s. government should be protecting them, they're not. this is a nightmare for everyone who sends e-mail. on the other hand, is the justified in blaming russia for this, attempting to divert