plus, senator chuck schumer is here on the republican silence. chicago's mayor, and brian stevenson on how the american justice system continues to fail americans. when "all in" starts right now. i'm chr

you're not doing your job. >> senator chuck schumer of the state of new york, and a

>> i question chuck schumer.e helped create the system we have, the whole system we live in a new york with these underserved areas, they are all chuck schumer's work so if you want real change, listen to donald trump that's talking about bringing investments into communities and not just doing that but bringing police and communities together. you can talk to chuck schumer about the families that were represented with this eo by giving us key provisions. co. responders into neighborhoods to de-escalate. they will work with law enforcement to de-escalate crimes dealing with mental health and drug addition or homelessness. i think th these are very import markers. chuck schumer is just playing politics. >> bret: beginner families, there were families that met with the president and the attorney general today. can you take us behind the scenes, these are victims' families. paint the picture. >> we wanted to protect these families and we wanted to listen to them so i won't get into too many details of those conversa

. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer calls it unconstitutional, and abuse of presidential power and possibly illegal. >> the president of the united states ordered troops to attack peaceful american citizens, exercising their constitutional rights by tear gassing them at a public park while military helicopters through

plus, senator chuck schumer is here on the republican silence. chicago's mayor, and brian stevenson on how the american justice system continues to fail americans. when "all in" starts right now. i'm chris hayes. take a moment right now, just look at the scene in hour nation's capitol. america's capitol. this is what is happening. military tanks rolling in. the kind of equipment you see in war zones to fight wars, to fight battles against enemies. armed men around the city who will not say who they are with. they have been allowed, according to that one reporter, to say they're with the federal government. these armed men, not saying who they're with, who they're accountable to. you have american soldiers in full combat gear lined up shoulder to shoulder on the lincoln memorial. how would we cover it if it happened in another country? it's been a thought experiment throughout the trump years. how would it look if it were happening somewhere else? the fanning of the flames, the claims of insane authority, the jokes about a third and fourth and fif

also, chuck schumer attacking the southern district of new york attorneys, the people are still thereng all of these cases and clearly saying that, without berman, they are going to raise the white flag and stop prosecuting, stop pursuing crimes in the southern district of new york, it's insane. it's absolutely insane. of course, they all started -- the night this happened, they started out by talking about how william barr was a liar, and it turns out he didn't lie at all. berman just wanted to make a political case out of all of this. i agree, there are questions to be asked, and i want to see them answered, but the idea that this is somehow evidence of corruption or collusion or whatever is just a little bit too much. >> melissa: we all know everybody can write a book when they're done, anyways. it's all going to come out. [laughter] joe biden's campaign defending the presumptive democratic nominee amid criticism he has not held a news conference in nearly three months. what they are saying is the trump campaign cranks up the heat. we'll be right back. >> what you have donald trump

chuck schumer said bring something to the floor by jul july 4. here we are so why is every democrats lining up to say nevermind, forget about it. nancy pelosi said i want to go to conference on this though. i don't think i've ever said this before but that isn't what we have here. we have chuck schumer with a choke hold on the justice act and our opportunity for the police reform in america let's talk a little bit more about how a bill becomes law. the comments have been made. you can't go to conference unless we have a bill. i have heard friends on the other side say 80% if i'd like to do is in that bill. they don't even say i'm for 80% of the bill. it has easy person to provide like to do. most people standing here at this news events today have never heard something that members of congress use to say i'm going to vote for this bill today and work to make it better in the conference. if ed% of what you want is in a bill that can pass, you go to conference and hope maybe 90% of what you want is your second vote. you vote once on the house or th

and chuck schumer was visibly shaken up.pwards. he said "this decision is amazing, i'm so happy. who would have thought this supreme court would have had so many good decisions in one week? he's referring to the monday decision about lgbtq issues. in about five or 10 minutes house speaker nancy pelosi is supposed to have her weekly press conference and you can bet this will be issued a. you might remember that our colleague john roberts noted a tweet back in mid-november from the president who indicated that the supreme court did not rule to get rid of daca than the president would be willing to deal. i asked house speaker nancy pelosi back in 2018, back when we are going back into that government shutdown, and whether or not she would be willing to deal and maybe provide some money for a border wall in exchange for a bona fide daca solution and she gave me a one-word answer. she said, "no." so you can bet your bottom dollar that we will be posting those questions to house speaker nancy pelosi. she usually runs a little bit

joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, they combined have been in public life in the swamp in washington, combined more than 125 years. ask yourself this, what have they ever done to make things better in american cities? it's going to be biden, schumer, and pelosi. donald trump hasn't been there four full years or have democrats actually made these cities worse, have their policies failed and is at a preview of coming attractions, should pelosi, schumer, and biden ever get elected in 127 days? look at your screen. the cities that ranked the highest and violent crime are almost exclusively run by democrats. the anarchy in seattle has led to yet another murder, two shot in the jazz, chop, summer of love spaghetti potluck zone, two teenagers were shot, one 16-year-old was killed, a 14-year-old left critically injured in several days ago a 19-year-old named lorenzo alexander also killed. by the way, has america heard these names before? did the media mob even bother to report the story? the governor of washington, you are the leaders elected, you've allowed the anarchy is to take over part

so you're taking your cues from chuck schumer? are saying chuck schumer might criticize me therefore i law that makes it easier to sue police? >> we have to have 60 votes in the senate to get anything done. >> tucker: they are about to change that when they take over. >> law enforcement in indiana thinks that in some of these cases it's giving them bad name and bad apples ought to be, there ought to be due process for the victims. >> tucker: what law enforcement groups are endorsing your bill? >> they are not endorsing it but they said it was a good template to work from. >> tucker: oh. why are they not endorsing it? you have cited them twice as supporters of the idea but they're not endorsing your bill so they don't actually support it so why are you bringing enough that it's evidence of a good idea? >> to be in the discussion rather than be outside of it. >> tucker: if you care what they think, why don't you write something they will endorse? >> that doesn't necessarily mean we won't get there. nthat's not going to be done today

reporter: [inaudable question] >> next will help from senate minority leader, chuck schumer who called on the full senate for consider policing reforms. with legislation reach only entries by democrats. from capitol hill, this is ten minutes. >> well good afternoon everyone i hope you're doing ll

speaker of the house nancy pelosi alongside her colleagues we saw chuck schumer speaking earlier as well jason nichols is with us as well in baltimore and he is a senior lecturer in the african-american studies department of the university of maryland college park. you know i have read and heard so much commentary about how it's different this time how we've we've seen this sort of thing before we've seen the killing of black people and we've seen protests but that something is different this time and socially when you look at these pictures right now of politicians kneeling in silence in the u.s. capitol building they say is different yes a big good there is a difference particularly more you know i'm saying i think we've seen symbolism before wire it seems like people are more unified around the subject. it doesn't seem to be the same fierce debate at least amongst democrats so i think that that is not and i also think that the fact that they're actually put forth legislation not i'm not so sure that i would agree with chuck schumer that it's strong and comprehensive but it's a start a

. >> i want your reaction to hous speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer both of chorus members of the gang of eight in congres that was supposed to be receiving top intelligence reports. they said on sunday that they also did not receive reports or intelligence reports about thes attempted bribes saying that they were not briefed on the russian military threat. would they receive any kind of tips before the president? if the president wasn't briefed doesn't that corroborate his story. if the president wasn't briefed then surely schumer and pelosi aren't going to be briefed before the president. >> correct, the briefings happening daily. there is an intelligence report in ss, but that is put togethe that is shared with the gang of eight, it shared with the president and vice president of the united states and i think they're corroborating that. there is some nefarious tie between donald trump and the russians. that is just playing into russia's hands, it is fundamentally wrong, it is politically disgusting and absolutely totally wrong. i think john radcliffe in this new role will have

house speaker nancy pelosi, senate minority leader chuck schumer, and congressional black caucus chair karen bass, led a press conference to discuss the bill. >> good morning, everyone. the justice and policing act establishes a bold transformative vision of policing in america. never again should the world be subject to witnessing what we saw on the streets in minneapolis, the slow murder of an individual by a police officer.

it was nancy pelosi and chuck schumer who walked away.the folks in daca for over a decade as political pawns and the president has tried to solve the problem. the supreme court ducked yesterday. the defense said this sill legal. you don't need a special process to get rid of something that is illegal. and the majority didn't even contend with justice thomas' point. they literally ignored it. they side stepped it. and it's amazing to seat supreme court keep an illegal program in place. terrible. steve: well, the supreme court, mr. cuccinelli, said that it may have been an illegal procedure, but, nonetheless, the administration had to jump through all these hoops and they didn't jump through the right hoops and so now we are back to square one. >> just like the census case. steve: exactly. you call this census 2.0. but we heard from chuck schumer at the top of this hour in a soundbite where he said when he heard about the daca decision, he cried. he cried because the supreme court essentially did his job for him. >> right. well, remember, h

so you're taking your cues from chuck schumer saying he might criticize me and therefore i have to pass a law that makes it easier? >> you know you have to have 60 votes in the senate to get anything done. you can check my record, i stand on it and law enforcement indiana things and some of these cases, it is giving them a bad name and bad apples. there ought to be due process therefore the victims. >> tucker: so what law enforcement groups are endorsing your bill? >> not endorsing it but they said it was a good place to work from. >> tucker: why aren't they endorsing it? you've cited them twice as supporters of this idea but they're not endorsing your bill so they don't actually support it so why are you bringing it up as evidence that it's a good idea? >> they think it's a better idea to be in the discussion then to be outside of it. >> tucker: if you care what they think, why don't you write something they'll endorse? >> that doesn't necessarily mean we won't get there. that's not going to be done today. the democrats now think they can win with that in the election, and that's why w

senator chuck schumer speaking on the senate floor about this. let's take a quick listen to on immigrants and so many of us are descendants of immigrants. wow, what a decision, and let me say this. in these very difficult times, the supreme court provided a bright ray of sunshine this week with the zig on monday, preventing discrimination and employment against the lgbtq community, and now this daca decision. to me, frankly, the court's decisions were surprising, but welcome and gives you some faith that the laws and rules and morets of this country can be upheld. wow, this decision's amazing. i am so happy. these kids and families, i feel for them, and i think all of america does. now -- on some other issues, but again, i cannot -- the supreme court -- >> you were listening there to senate minority leader chuck schumer on the floor of the u.s. senate talking about that supreme court decision, apparently very emotional as you can see, saying surprising but welcome decision. is he so happy for the dreamers in this country, reminding folks that we

reporter: [inaudable question] >> next will help from senate minority leader, chuck schumer who called on the full senate for consider policing reforms. with legislation reach only entries by democrats. from capitol hill, this is ten minutes. >> well good afternoon everyone i hope you're doing well and is healthy. i want to thank the senator for joining us, leader mcconnell and senate republicans are simply missing in action. america is facing one of the most challenging moments in our history. where is the sense of urgency from senate republicans? where are the senate republicans? we are facing the covid pandemic which is both a health and economic we need to address national desire to fix the systemic issues in the country but we are demanding more from that leader mcconnell bring to the floor the covid bill innate racial justice bill for justice of policing in america before july 4, both bills. republicans continue to sit on their hands they are silent about these crises. where are they? where are they? and then adding insult to injury president trump this morning tweeted horrible c

absolute control of the democratic party and, certainly, a very strong problem for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer who have to contend with a, well,, with vice president, former vice president joe biden leading their ticket into november. >> well, that's right, lou. and now you even have, you have some democratic leaders that are starting to back away from the call of their most radical supporters on the left calling to defund the police. but even joe biden said that he would be willing to withhold federal funds from cities if they didn't otherwise comply with the new dictates. hook, president trump brought together -- look, president trump brought together law enforcement officials, we've been listening to african-american leaders here at the white house and in my travels, and what this president's prepared to do is what he's done all along, and that is advance policies that will insure the safety of every american family in every community and also the prosperity. and we understand that the wellspring of our prosperity is safe and secure streets. and, you know, what we saw over the last three ye

along to that where you make of it now you've actually heard it you said before that you felt chuck schumer was perhaps overstating what was going to be done. yeah i will let me be clear that i think what use being done or what they plan to do is very important banning joe cole's very important anyone who's done any kind of jitsu or wrestling knows that it is impossible not to resist being shot so that's one of the reasons why you need to plan chilcote's and you know no knock warrants where some of the names that they forgot right and i honestly am jones a 7 year old girl who was asleep on her bed and was shot in the head by a police officer in detroit because of it no not really you know these kinds of things and of course we on its way over most recently nice things have to change and i think that it is important but i think also nancy pelosi made the important point that this is the 1st step there's a whole lot more that needs to be done i think that you know your support settlements which can cost cities millions and millions of dollars need to come not out of my pocket as a as a taxpay

legislation that would go a long way in police reform, you heard from senator chuck schumer, looks likeemocrats are not lined up with you on this. so what kind of change can we expect to come out of the senate in this bill? >> we have an amazing opportunity to say to the american people, we hear you, the police unions are perhaps a part of the problem on the left. they say that there are poison pills that they are not willing to discuss and other things that they want in the life of legislation, 175% of the legislation, the senate legislation and house legislation all line up to be the same things. will the senate democrats not come to the table and negotiate when you have three out of the four items that you want. if they are more interested in having the issues than the solution, that tells me that potter -- potter's partisan politics will roll this out, anl will come to the table and negotiate for the type of results that this nation once. >> martha: what a great point. people are so torn and afraid of what is going on in the country right now and when they look at the transitions on

next, remarks on the death of tread george floyd, starting with senate minority leader chuck schumer and senate majority leader, mitchde mcconnell. rose to my friends and colleagues, the senior senator from minnesota, eloquence passionate words that tells a story of how she has done so much good it is working so hard to heal the wounds of minnesota. we all appreciate it. thank you. now, mr. president, last night, citizens exercise their constitutional rights of protest in lafayette park across from the white house. federal law enforcement officers were ordered to clear out the crowd with tear gas, and rubber bullets. so that president trump could walk from the white house to a nearby church for a photo off. he did not answer the church, he did not enter it, he did not offer words of prayer. the grounds were dispersed with force. so that he could get his picture taken with the bible that was not his, heldd upside down in front of the church that he never asked to visit. i spoke at length about these events this morning. this abusive law, the force, on law abiding protesters was appall

>> for 60 votes you got to talk to chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. >> you think you have to get to 60 votes on this? >> it is legislation. >> this is going to be a simple majority. >> barack obama had 60 votes and he didn't do it. >> i know. he couldn't get it done so he had to do a stop-gap measure and the president said he'd do better, this president, trump, and he hasn't. the house passed it. he never said to mitch mcconnell, take it up. he's never said work out a deal. we both know that. what was this lawsuit about? >> he didn't tell other people to try to work out the deal, chris. he got to the table himself and it was chuck schumer and nancy pelosi who tanked it not donald trump. >> they didn't tank it because of d.a.c.a. he could have done this all by himself, ken. we both know the reality. if he wanted to do d.a.c.a. alone he could have. >> no, no. the supreme court just said no. it is illegal and the dissent said it is illegal and oddly enough the majority wouldn't address whether it was legal or not. >> i agree with everything you just said. the executive order not the wa

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>> well i think what's worse is what chuck schumer is playing into.ith american lives by saying what he's saying. we all know that russia is dangerous to america. that's why this administration, the trump adminitration changed from the obama administration of a resetting. what the president did was gave weapons to ukraine. what president trump did was also put sanctions on russia. president trump is doing everything he did to protect our american troops, but the idea of leaking information, not even knowing whether it's true or not, in the process, and playing it out in politics is dangerous to all americans who serve in our military anywhere in the world. this is not a place for this. chuck schumer is part of the gang as i am myself and this is not the way we should handle the situation or classified information and play it out into politics. steve: it certainly is not illegal for the new york times to print the story, and everybody has picked it up but it is illegal whoever inside government did leak it to the new york times, essentially but ultimat

only thing that would hold us up from getting a lot is going to be chuck schumer .nate it takes 60 votes to get onto a bill, can scott has worked on this his entire life. he has put forth a bill and we have a companion one in the house. deals with performance, transparency, accountability. we want to make sure that the good cups are out there. you know who wants to get rid o the bad cops the most? good cops. we look at what the president a already done in the executive order. taking care of chokehold, those aren't going to be used, but more importantly, the record, s when someone is going to be hired, they are able to see. many times when an officer does something wrong, a about officer , there are reports, why don't we have the eyes on that ahead of time. we need more training, to provide the training they have to have de-escalation. the president talks about we have police officers dealing with homelessness, as there a better way about dueling with that? not just the training, but let' provide the resources so we hav the cameras as well. so the officer is protecte

earlier today senate leaders mitch mcconnell chuck schumer came to the floor to discuss police reform legislation said to be debated on the floor before july 4th. here's a look. yesterday i explained we cannot let the first amendment become another casualty. of this troubled moment. no matter how charge the issue, peaceful protests must be protected. from suppression by governments or hijacking by violent mobs. in the united states of america, people get to protest. in our country, people also get to worship. as i explained yesterday, local officials cannot selectively enforce health restrictions to privilege some first amendment gatherings. over others. if mayors are posing for photographs and massive demonstrations, there's no reason to have a small careful church services should stay band. these are formal, constitutional questions. but our american culture open debate is not only threatened from the top down by the government, can also dry up from beneath. if we are to maintain the civic discourse is made is great, american citizens and american institutions need to wanted. in the

big decision clearly mike to wow someone amazing there from chuck schumer we might get on the president's tax returns perhaps as well from the supreme court. indeed yes well there are 2 separate cases that the supreme court is considering one was brought by congress which had subpoenaed president trumps financial records and tax records during the impeachment process and before that the other case is from a new york state attorney general which has been requesting of president trump's financial records for a long period of time in terms of other matters before that particular court so these are 2 separate issues most observers believe that the court is likely to push away congress's request arguing that a sitting president can be above prosecution however the new york state court is something completely different these are actions before president trump came to office and they are also actions that could constitute a crime we don't know when these judgments are going to be handed down we were expecting in the course of the day but certainly this will be another major test of the supreme c

below show you minority chuck schumer's briefing shortly after the vote ended. >> thank you all for coming. i want to thank senators durbin and booker and harris for joining me today. the senate democrats, just as a very clear signal that the senate republican justice act lacks the substance and the strong desperately needed reforms to stop police brutality. against the black americans. it was woefully inadequate and it never would've passed. emma, provided no path to improvement. it was going to lose. many he put it together, and the more cynical among us would say that is why he did it. we were overwhelmingly supported by the entire civil rights community. i have a letter here, signed by 136 civil rights organizations. i want to review how they characterize the bill the leader mcconnell put on the floor. this bill woefully falls short of the comprehensive performance needed to address the current policing crisis and achieve meaningful law enforcement accountability. it is it deeply romantic to make this moment with a incremental approach that offers more funding to police and few policy

i'm stuck with chuck schumer and kirsten gillibrand. i could have senator scott and senator lindsey graham and i'd be very happy. they haven't done a thing and i know you are very close as friends, both of you and i watched this today and i am like -- they won't even help the president on this? is there anything they'll do? >> they'll do whatever it takes to get power. if you need to destroy brett kavanaugh's life to keep the seat open, we will do it. what i will do is have brett kavanaugh, being accused and mistreated and having his life turned upside down to make sure they can fill the supreme court vacancy. what tim did today is in the face of hatred you cannot believe. i've got a lot of things thrown my way, it was pretty dicey, nothing compared to what tim scott has gone through. what have i learned about tim scott? he speaks from the heart, he can't be intimidated and he's trying to solve a problem. he's experienced things i have not experienced because i'm white. i'm from south carolina, tim is from south carolina and tim took to

house speaker nancy pelosi, senate minority leader chuck schumer and other democratic leaders in congress in emancipation hall, all donning african scarves as they did so. the radical dems' gesture of subservience follows the introduction of a bill that calls for sweeping law enforcement reform like tracking, quote-unquote, problematic police officers, making it easier to prosecute police for misconduct and changing use of force and other police standards. so where does the radical left's presumptive presidential nominee, joe biden, stand when it comes to defunding the police? he seems to be keeping most of his thoughts to himself these days. instead, using a campaign staffer to actually put out his statement saying he supports, quote, the urgent need for reform including funding for public schools, summer programs, mental health and substance abuse treatment separate from funding for police, for policing so that officers can focus on the job of policing. i would like to add to that a point that some of the ideas he came up with are 60 years old and have been implemented throughout variou

on the senate floor chuck schumer turning up the heat on the president. >> donald trump you lose either way. if you weren't briefed on this important report how can you run an administration where something this important does not go up to your level and if you were told about the report and did nothing that is even worse, shame on you. shame on you. >> nancy pelosi issuing a statement, many serious questions remain what the white house is doing to hold russia accountable. the director of national intelligence john ratcliff weighing in saying keeping classified information disrupt the final interagency work to collect, assess and mitigate threats and places our forces at risk, also a crime. they are still investigating the alleged intelligence, the ap reporting this morning, white house officials were aware as early as 2019 but noted those officials did not considering it as urgent considering russian meddling in afghanistan was not a new occurrence, we will hear more about this. jillian: we have more in the next 2 hours, thank you. todd: police and community activist calling on occupie

the biggest example, did we watch nancy pelosi and chuck schumer take a knee in the capital while wearingckenzie cloth? i hope i'm pronouncing it right. it shows you how few people knew what it was or what it signified yet here is nancy pelosi and chuck schumer donning this cloth that comes from ghana, they don't know what the colors mean or what the patterns mean and it all has representation. i didn't know it was about making cultural appropriation great again but they were fine with it so we are picking and choosing things we cancel, celebrities we cancel and none of that will change laws, rules and regulations that ensure you don't have a knee on someone's next for 8 and a half minutes. >> trevor noah calling out nancy pelosi and crew, are you extras in coming to america 2? a funny joke, a pretty left leaning guy but to gone with the wind. take a listen to hattie mcdaniel when she won the oscar for gone with the wind and have some questions on the backside. >> i sincerely hope i shall always be a credit to my race and the motion picture industry. my heart is too fool to tell you just

the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, because of the rules of the senate and they both apparently made a decision to kill these bills. that will not stop us from working, trying to solve it. thankfully the president took executive order action otherwise there would be no change. yes? >> the president has been describing the coronavirus and calling it the covid flu, is at the appropriate way to characterize the coronavirus? >> do you think that's the most pressing issue you have about the coronavirus? >> think about that. >> i know, what i'm thinking about is why is that your most pressing issue as a question when we just seen a spike in coronavirus, you're concerned about somebody under the way they named it. that's appalling to me. you know what, i think we should all focus, learn more about this disease and stop this virus. but every time i've come here, you've always had those type of questions. it's interesting to me if that's what your viewers care most about because you know what -- i >> don't say if it's racism. >> you know my most constituents care about? t

and i'm sure the company -- >> and we're live on capitol hill waiting on a news briefing with chuck schumer to get started. this is live coverage on c-span3. >> i thank senators stabenow and van holland for joining us. i'm going to say a few words about the president's executive order. while the president has finally acknowledged the need for policing reform, one modest, inadequate executive order will not make up for his decades of inflammatory rhetoric and his recent policies designed to roll back the progress we've made in previous years. unfortunately, this executive order will not deliver comprehensive, meaningful change and accountability in our nation's police departments that americans are demanding. now is the moment for real, lasting, comprehensive change. we cannot make changes merely around the margins. yet today's event was typical of president trump. he holds the event, spends the bulk of his remarks throwing out meat to his base, and outright lying about the good work done by the obama administration. he said president obama did nothing on police reform, but the fact is, they

after the vote, chuck schumer and other democratic senators spoke to reporters. sen. schumer: ok, thank you all for coming. and i want to thank senators durbin, booker and harris for joining me today. now, senate democrats just sent a very clear signal that the senate republican justice act lacks the substance and the strong desperately needed reforms to stop police brutality against black americans. this bill lost because it was woefully inadequate. it never would have passed. and mcconnell provided no path to improve it. so it was going to lose. the minute he put it together and the more cynical among us would say that is why he did it. and we were overwhelmingly supported by the entire civil rights community. i have a letter here signed by 136 civil rights organizations. and i want to read you what they -- how they characterize the bill that leader mcconnell put on the floor. this bill woefully falls short of the comprehensive reform needed to address the current policing crisis and achieve meaningful law enforcement accountability. it is a deeply problem -- it is

that's what our leader chuck schumer and cory booker and kamala harris have asked for.e the way that you do things in the senate if you really want meaningful change to happen. >> senator dick durbin of illinois, thank you so much for your time, sir. we appreciate it. >> thanks, jake. >>> as coronavirus cases surge in the u.s., a top medical expert says he would rather vacation in rome than in phoenix, arizona, this summer. i'll talk to him about what italy and other countries got right that we are not in the united states. that's next. hot! hot! no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? oven mitts! oven mitts! everything's stuck in the drawers! i'm sorry! oh, jeez. hi. kelly clarkson. try wayfair! oh, ok. it's going to help you, with all of... this! yeah, here you go. thank you! oh, i like that one! [ laugh ] that's a lot of storage! perfect. you're welcome! i love it. how did you do all this? wayfair! speaking of dinner, what're we eating, guys? did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-da! so you only pay for what you need? given my

chuck schumer called it unconstitutional and an abuse of power and possibly illegal. the house majority leader steny hoyer called it an action worthy of censure. listen to what richard blumenthal just said. >> the president's abhorrent abuse of the military is what you'd expect from a two-bit dictator. from the president of the united states, it's repulsive and frightening. that's why we'll have a hearing in the judiciary committee to stop the militarization of our nation that is a threat to not only peaceful protests but all of our liberties. >> all of the white house officials's talked to today said they're proud of what president trump did and they think it was the right thing to do and pushing back on criticism by democrats saying hey, law enforcement was expanding the perimeter to help enforce the 7:00 p.m. curfew. the protesters were warned three times to move back. to use the president's words, this is what dominating the street looks like. he tweeted d.c. had no problems last night. many arrests, great job done by all. overwhelming force, domination. like-wise

or leader hoyer. >> you just heard from house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer. we're going to continue to monitor this has we bring back in our dana bash and abby philip. abby to you first. you know, you just heard schumer remark at how unprecedented this was, saying it never happened before. i think the question for everyone in both parties is why not, because these deaths have been happening for so long. you heard the speaker list just some of them. >> yeah. something clearly has changed just in the last few years. a lot loft polling is showing just a massive shift in how people in this country but particularly white americans view the criminal justice system, whether they believe that it is unfair to black people and to people of color in general, and that is had a shift that we're starting to see permeating to the capitol, and i think the big question as we go forward is what happens now, so there are a couple of people in the senate in particular, republicans who have expressed interest in some individual reform or like mitt romney marched with the black l

this is a legislative debate an i agree with chuck schumer here.itch mcconnell wants to say they're doing something in joe they're doing something. tim scott i think is working hard in the republican pocket t get more people on board. it's a tough job because republican does not want to go further on police reform they don't want to tackle a more comprehensive bill and democrat are saying you know what, you don't have a super majority, we want real police reform in this bill, not just a band-aid and that is what they are pushing for. >> melissa, watching some diverse got go through this legislative process over the last few days, what is your tak away in terms of where he is, the gap between he and the rest of the caucus and how they can kind of bridge that. >> when you see that 70 percent overlap between what the left and the right want on it, i fee like it's a total disservice to the nation to not bring it to the floor and talk about it. then you would have been open opportunity in front of them to say here are the things that needed tobe added i