the dnc clean and happy. the spokesman saying, "at first glance, this opinion raises serious concerns about our protections from foreign election interference and the theft of private property to advance the interests of their enemies." the judge did refuse to sanction the dnc for filing the lawsuit in the beginning, saying that it wasn't so unreasonable a thing to do that it would require some sort of penalizing of the dnc. this is one of a number of big court cases that the president has won in recent weeks. however, this idea of the witch hunt ending might be a little bit premature. because certainly there are committees on capitol hill that continue investigations of the president. in fact, we may hear in the next couple of days whether or not the house judiciary committee led by jerrold nadler of new york is going to go to court to try and force don mcgahn to comply with the subpoenaed to testify before that committee. thanks a lot still in the works here, claiming victory on the witch hunt maybe a littl

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but now, security concerns, and the dnc warning campaigns not to use the app. how the russia-based company is responding tonight in a moment. >>> also, the family golf tragedy. a young girl truck in the back of the neck by her father's tee shot. she did not survive. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> and then the real scare at the car wash. look at this driver, pulling away and into the river. a lot more news ahead tonight. stay tuned. stay tuned. i have heartease, watch what i eat, take statins, but still struggle to lower my ldl bad cholesterol. which means a heart attack or stroke. could strike without warning, pulling me away from everything that matters most. (siren) because with high bad cholesterol, my risk of a heart attack or stroke is real. ♪ repatha® plus a statin seriously lowers bad cholesterol by 63%. and significantly drops my risk of having a heart attack or stroke. do not take repatha® if you are allergic to it. repatha® can cause serious allergic reactions. signs include: trouble breathing or swallowing, or swelling of the face. most com

i agree with the dnc spokesperson. whether or not private health insurance should be eliminated in the united states. this is what campaign of ideas are about. i think it's a horrible idea but what we should debate. that's what presidents run on. they run, win and push for their plans. debating the plans is a great way for the american people to weigh in. >> sandra: kamala harris took on joe biden. he has made some apologies. took him a few days after the last debate. as far as that match-up is concerned, how do you think she comes out tonight? >> well, i think she will come out in a similar vein as she did before. then the things she criticized biden for she took the same position on herself. it was a cheap shot but in politics the cheap shot on the last democratic debate hurt for her. biden will fire back. she has to fire back. cory booker will step up. tonight i expect a lot more combat, a lot less policy. >> sandra: we'll be watching it together. >> bill: a bomb targeting a bus in afghanistan killing more than 30 p

>> they have experts from the dnc security team. they'll be setting them up and testing them, one there up and running later this year. but the broad outline so far is that somehow when anybody, any democrat in the states he wants to participate in this option will have to sign up for an early -- the states, who wants to participate in this option, they will have to sign up for it early. it will have to prove themselves to their parties. the parties do not know yet what that will involve, they will have to go in person and show a photo id. but they will have to offer multiple points of information about themselves, to prove they are who they say they are. we have asked them, what information that would be. because a lot of information that parties have on hand is publicly available, but his address, et cetera. somehow, they say they are going to find a secure way to determine the person signing up is indeed a democrat and that they are who they said they are. they will then issue them the phone number they will call in when it is ti

>> well, sean, the media has not been right yet. >> the 27-year-old works for the dnc. he was shot in the back, murdered just two weeks ago for unknown reasons as he was walking down the street in washington. >> what are you suggesting? >> i'm suggesting that our sources take risks. >> we're just two months shy of the one-year anniversary of seth rich's murder and ever since we learned rich was a dnc staffer, the conspiracy theories online have taken a life of their own, but today "fox 5" as learned there is new information that proves these theorists are, in fact, right. >> we have this very strange story now of this young man who worked for the democratic national committee who apparently was assassinated at 4:00 in the morning having given wikileaks something like 23,000 -- i'm sorry, 53,000 emails and 17,000 attachments. nobody's investigating that. >> okay. great to have you here and great reporting. >> great to be with you, chris. >> what is the origin of this? >> well, as you suggested, it's not that big of a surprise, although nobody knew it. the russian intelli

concern tonight, however, from the dnc, calling for the fbi to look into it. justice correspondent, pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the democratic national committee sending a warning to the 2020 presidential candidates, urging them not to use this popular app from a russian company. the so-called faceapp uses artificial intelligence to allow users to alter their appearance, including making their faces younger or older. it's been a viral sensation, with celebrities from lebron james to the jonas brothers to kevin hart all giving it a try. but tonight, the dn c's security director tells campaigns in a letter, quote, this novelty is not without risk. faceapp was developed by russians. burned by the russian hack of the dnc during the 2016 election, the democrats are taking no chances. the dnc security director warning candidates that there are "significant concerns about the app having access to your photos. it's not clear at this point what the privacy risks are, but what is clear is that the benefits of avoiding the app outweigh the risks." but tonight, t

campaign officials made the decision to maximize viewership, the dnc criticized it. >> what the dnc wantedore randomization. we wanted a little more transparency and we were clear about that. >> they drew their lineup on air mixing cards with candidates names, placing them in a box and having multiple boxes show different camera angles as hosts picked out names one by one. stakes are high, the third debate has tougher qualifications than this one. for some candidates the second debate is a last chance to make their name and jump in. remember this moment, senator harris and vp biden in the first debate? >> i do not believe you were a racist was there was a little girl in california, part of the second class to integrate in public schools and she was bused to school every day. that little girl was me. >> my position in across-the-board. i did not do that. that is not true. the bottom line is everything i have done in my career, iran because of civil rights, i continue to think we have to make fundamental changes in civil rights and those civil rights include not just african-americans but lg

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. >> tonight chairman of the dnc on the race to replace trump. >> voters want to know whose got their back on the issues that matter most, and that's the democratic party. >>> then -- >> the matter of reparations is one of making amends and direct redress, but it is also a question of citizenship. >> my exclusive interview with tan coates. >> you wash in a capital that was built by enslaved people. you are there enjoying the benefits of their labor. >>> plus brian stevenson in the fight for racial justice in the age of donald trump. >> we have now identified one person in five on death row. it's a shock rate of error. >> plus stacey abrams' plans to push abortion rights in georgia. >> my intent is to stay in. >> good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes tonight. we are looking at the state of this country as reflected in some of our most important interviews and stories this year. from the battle over abortion rights to the state of the criminal justice system, to the debate whether it is time to pay reparations. of course, all of these conversations are happening amid the battle to

how significant to cross into the dnc and pull back a little bit? where do you think we are now as a result? >> buck: you have to start with the contacts because obviously high-stakes diplomacy and the president is looking for something of a miracle here. this is depicting one international relations problem that looks to be entirely intractable. you have had bipartisan and let's be honest about it, bipartisan failures stretching back three decades now. it is north korea. so this is what i think the president is doing correct, he has not lifted sanctions, has not decided to let up on north korea so there isn't this major economic incentive for them to try to do something. he is essentially throwing long bombs pardon the phrase in the end zone. he's actually trying to do something no one has done before and basically on personal relationship. that, i think, something we have to give him leeway to do because no one has been able to figure this problem out in the past. the consensus opinion is something you can't focus on too much. the president is doi

chair. >> the dnc loved him. he was a symbol. the dnc didn't want a new generation. they know they have to have one. it was evident he wasn't going to win, he decided not to be on the ballot. that was very smart. he does have an instinct for when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em. >> that you can't buy. you can't teach it, either. >> that will go through the primary process. >> the funny thing people then who said i think you would make a great president but i'm not going to vote for you for dnc chair and they'd explain all the reasons why. >> two years later, pete buttigieg took their praise to heart. >> my name is pete bute gij. they call me mayor pete. i am a proud son of south bend, indiana and i am running for president of the united states. >> what is your political ideology? >> i view myself as a progressive. but i also am aware of living in a moment when a lot of the ideological frames i grew up with are becoming less and less useful. you got a president who doesn't even have an ideology. >> a month-and-a-

. >> tonight chairman of the dnc on the race to replace trump. >> voters want to know whose got their back on the issues that matter most, and that's the democratic party. >>> then -- >> the matter of reparations is one of making amends and direct redress, but it is also a question of citizenship. >> my exclusive interview with ta-nehisi coates. >> you wash in a capital that was built by enslaved people. you are there enjoying the benefits of their labor. >>> plus bryan stevenson in the fight for racial justice in the age of donald trump. >> we have now identified one person in five on death row. it's a shock rate of error. >> plus stacey abrams' plans to push abortion rights in georgia. >> my intention is to stay in and fight. >> good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes tonight. we are looking at the state of this country as reflected in some of our most important interviews and stories this year. from the battle over abortion rights to the state of the criminal justice system, to the debate whether it is time to pay reparations. of course, all of these conversations are happening

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>> that number is more than every democrat plus the dnc combined. >> you're confident? >> i'm very confident in that. unless you have bernie sanders -- >> he basically won without money three years ago. >> right. tells you a lot. what does it tell you if he has money, right? >> i don't know. >> look what he did with $300 million in the last campaign. he's sitting at $105 million just in this quarter. >> one quarter. >> here, we have to understand, though, what we're talking about. what donald trump did is something not done before by either party. he consumed the rnc. in other words, the rnc is an operation within the trump campaign. not necessarily an independent stand alone organization the way it has been in prior elections. with this combination of this campaign plus the rnc, he is more directly impacting their fund-raising ability. number one. number two, it always helps to have an incumbent sitting in the white house. it generates the cash. we saw it with obama and george bush. you see it here. this number is a staggering number. you're figuring your this last qua

we know from the mueller report exactly when and how assange got the dnc emails. an encrypted file from goosifer 2.0, the online persona from the russian gru. seth rich was killed july 10th, four days before wikileaks got the dnc emails, so there is no way he could have been the source for those emails. but assange, seeking to deflect from where he really got them, throws that out there and adds fuel to the seth rich conspiracy fire. >> very quickly, if you could talk about this, this is one of the craziest things, and i don't know if you'll do a conspiracy land episode, but the reticence, even people on the left, the willingness to believe that the clintons are murdering people, this is not new. >> no. this goes back to the 1990s. vince foster, the clinton body count. you actually saw it revived this week on twitter in the wake of jeffrey epstein's injuries in jail. but this has been a steady conspiracy theory on the far right, the fringe right, for quite some time. but what you had here with seth rich was the interjection of the russians to promote it. by the wa

>>> just a week before robert mueller testifies, there is a widely conspiracy theory who hacked the dncal theory peddled by the far right said it wasn't russia but a staffer leaked emails and assassins working for hillary clinton murdered him. rich was killed three years ago tonight in what was most likely a robbery. the facts didn't prevent personalities on fox news, even the president's current lawyer from pushing the theory. here is him in 2013. >> it doesn't look like a robbery. it looks like a murder. there is one thing this under cuts is i think this whole russia argument is such a refuse for reality. >> the reality was that the theory flourished. the conspiracy theory flourished. there is a man holding a sign at a rally for president trump in tampa, florida in july of last year. until now we didn't know where the theory originated, now we do thanks to yahoo news in a pod cast series with michael who broke this story. explain to us how this conspiracy theory actually started. >> yeah, it is a fascinating story. it's sort of an dig into these theories that got traction in '16, '17

>> so the dnc -- thank god, not us it is the dnc who decides, of the democratic candidates, which 20: yeah. so three as of now, three -- we don't know if more people join the race, but three will be on the outside looking in >> unless more candidates join the race between now and the end of the week, and in which case, there might even be more >> seth: so they either want three to drop out or seven to join >> yes [ laughter ] maybe a third night, exactly but then, oncehey've got the 20, then they have to decide how they get allocated between the two different nights and agai ghan,nohaodt.nkket , li >>eth: right >> the dnc will do it. and i think that will be some sort of random draw or something. but whatever happens, all hell is going to break loose. [ light laugtier ] >> seth: you med breakout moments, and i want to ask about that, because it seems - it strikes me based on the way you do your show, you are -- will be hopeful for organic conversation and yet, it always seems at debatethat you can tell when someone has like a preplanned, prepackaged moment that they want to get out t

the dnc paid for it, the fbi helped pay for it, and in oligarch help pay for it. amazing work, if you can get four people to pay for the same lies. fusion gps is at the verys, cenr of the doj's ongoing real investigation into fisa abuse, which now appears to be premeditated fisa fraud committed against fisa judges -- i would love to hear from them -- for the purpose of spying on presidential campaign, transition team, and president. in other words, also will bring us to the origins of mueller's witch hunt. according to multiple reports tonight, the contents of that dossier, very well could be a key part of russia's campaign to interfere with our election. in other words, even "the new york times" now recognized that it was russian dirt from the get-go, designed to impact -- the whole it dossier that hillary paid for was russian disinformation, w kely from the beginning, "the new york times" said. during the hearing, this is amazing. robert mueller did not seem to know what fusion gps is. he also did not know that ronald reagan had made an appointment for him. he a

burned by the russian hack of the dnc during the 2016 election, the democrats are taking no chances.director warning candidates that there are significant concerns about the app having access to your photos. it's not clear at this point what the privacy risks are. but what is clear is that the benefits of avoiding the app outweigh the risks. but the faceapp ceo is attempting to ease concerns, noting the app only uploads a single photo the user wants altered. he said even though the company's core research and development team is located in russia, the user data is not transferred to russia. but the concerns are high enough at the dnc that senate minority leader chuck schumer is asking the fbi to investigate. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> and faceapp does confirm to abc news they will remove any images stored by them if asked. >> it's convoluted, though. i read up on this about like you have to go -- >> you did it yesterday? >> i did it, i had to make sure all my information wasn't being swept up in something. then i thought, this is very interesting. this really opens up th

. >> we have some fund raising numbers that are in this weekend for the rnc and dnc. last month the. why such an edge for republicans? >> it's certainly problematic for the dnc that they have really struggled in terms of matching the fundraising numbers when it comes toment republicans. obviously there's the advantage of having an incumbent president who is going to be your most prolific fundraiser, but at the same time, the dnc has been struggling for years. some point to the obama years because he chose to have his own spin off operation. and this hurts the party in terms of building the voter file, understanding going into an election what the top priorities of voters are and then in turn being able to turn out likely democratic voters. . but i also think they have had some rep talgs damage when you look at 2016 and the perceived bias towards hillary clinton. they were hacked by the russians so e-mails were laid bare for public consumption. they would rather allocate their resources. and not toward the national party infrastructure. so i think it will be an impedim

more than 20,000 emails from the dnc showing the preference of top officials for clinton over berniehe democratic convention opened, it was consumed by chaos. the dnc chair had to step down and trump pounced. >> russia if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> as the election entered the final weeks, russia according to mueller wrote wikileaks offering more files. you won't be disappointed the hackers wrote. after receiving several files from the russian hackers in the immediate days prior, wikileaks started posting 50 tho,000 emai stolen from the campaign chairman revealing fighting and bickering. >> if this is about transparency, they put them all out. >> mueller's team suspects that transfer took place on september 19th. the same day assange met again with hacker andrew mueller mcgune. in the last month before the election, wikileaks released bach of bach of emails. >> this just came out, wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> transcripts of clinton's paid speeches to wall street staffers criticizing her terrible instinc instincts. >> wikileak

miranda is a former dnc can indication structure. thanks a lot for coming on.o, i just -- if i'm over at democratic party hq and i get the ware that someone has to be fired from her job because of her race, ending into my cell, wait a second. racial purity? >> she is a professional. i have the highest respect for her. i think she's going to be back and do great things. this was more about cheri bustos then her leadership because since she took over, there's been no effort at bringing in diversity among senior staff so what they've created a sort of a junior level where they have tried to put in some diversity to appease people but they haven't brought people into senior leadership roles at the congressional campaign committee who are diverse and that has been an ongoing problem. below, -- >> tucker: hold on to what you're saying that that my characterization is incorrect. >> is not about leadership. it's not about allison jazz little or her skin color. it's more about a primary event that has been underway. >> tucker: no one was attacking her or the job she did

the dnc this morning is warning 2020 campaigns not to use it.lling on the fbi and the ftc to investigate it. >> the question is how this is gathering data and how that data will be used. cnn business reporter sullivan has been following this for some time. let's get at what the chief concern is because facial recognition technology is used forces for good and forces for ill. is that the key issue? >> i think despite all the concerns here in washington, d.c. this morning, it is still the number one downloaded app on the u.s. apple app store. i think there's a few different concerns here. one being the terms and conditions, which people have now been sort of reading over, and truthfully, you know, there are many apps out there that have terms and conditions, the fine print which nobody normally reads. when you read it, it is just as scary sounding as this. i think the concern from schumer and the dnc particularly, which of course were attacked by russian hackers in 2016, is that this is a russian company and that a russian company who is operating

are they making the september debate where the dnc has doubled the threshold to get in? when the answer comes back no and no, you'll see hooken looper and bennett and some of the other -- williamson, gillibrand, have to take a hard look at their operations and say do we have the stuff to move forward here. >> and it's worth noting that h h hickenlooper, you'll see with the lower tier candidates, as well. >> as we were reporting, some staffers were leaving, weren't they kind of encouraging the governor, as well? we'll stay tuned to it. we have the big debate in detroit. let me remind everyone about that. david and rebecca, thank you very much. >>> the next democratic presidential debates will take place in three weeks. that's july 30th and 31st in detroit. and will air right here on cnn in the united states and all around the world. the debates will be hosted by jake tapper, dana bash, don lemon, and the candidates vying for the white house will be divided into two groups to face off against each other and answer questions from these moderators. before that, cnn will cond

on state tv ran with the story bigly. >> explosive developments in the mysterious murder of former dnctter the narrative that in fact wikileaks was working with the russians. >> there's a possibility this is a guy who provided to wikileaks all those dnc e-mail. >> and he was shot in the back. >> turns out it wasn't the russians. it was this young guy who i suspect was disgusted by the corruption of the democratic national committee. >> they can qualify it with all the language they want. they knew what they were doing. they had a bogus hook. a source who said they could link rich to wikileaks through information on his laptop. fox news essentially had to issue a retraction. the claim has been debunked over and over including by the mueller report. did they apologize? no. they said it was not up to their standards editorially but that it was all protected by the first amendment. maybe so. but this isn't about the legal right. it's about doing what's right. and you have? really self-satisfied sorts over there who just love to judge others and see attacking others as currency. it shows th

the dnc said they did not receive an allotment of tickets. that's another reason why this is being considered a potentially partisan event because those donors will be rewarded with the best seats in the house for trump's speech, jim. >> sounds like it. sarah westwood at the white house. thanks very much. let's discus now with julie pace. first let's start with new reporting that i just reported, sources speaking to me, the president has said repeatedly that the pentagon and military are thrilled, in his words, about the parade. i'm told they have deep reservations about politicizing this event. they did not want to put tanks out there. several of the service chiefs not attending now. how does the president claim that this is something that the pentagon wants when, in fact, it seems he was hearing the opposite from inside that building? >> right. this whole event has put the military in a really uncomfortable position because on the one hand, trump is the commander commander in chief and this is what he wants. he's giving orders to the milita

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followed by the dnc chair.man tom perez. >> lavarra barnes. >> so many friends in the audience. thank you, everyone. welcome to detroit. [ applause ] >> i can think of no better place than michigan to discuss the future of this nation and the big ideas that will define it. we're the state that helped create the right to public education and home to the first public land grant colleges that created new opportunities for so many in in country. we're the first place of mass manufacturing and home of the american organized labor movement that gave so many a path to a new american middle class. [ applause ] >> and now today our state that first helped put america on the broad path to opportunity and prosperity will again be central to getting our nation back on track. because our path to taking back the white house runs right through michigan [ applause ] >> it is so critical that we elect a democrat as president next november and we can't do that unless we win right here, unless we repeat what we did in 2018 when w

subsidized by the dnc.ueller report is not into volumes is not like moses coming down with the two tablets. it's something that can be challenged. it's a one-sided document. like any prosecutor's report for this investigation is showing the shortcomings, i think the mueller for congress to demonstrate the shortcoming and bias in the report. i have a prediction. the prediction is it can be very frustrating. he'll probably invoke a privilege that eric holder invoked that the deliberate of process privilege, i do not think we'll get any answers. >> ed: when he had that news conference a couple of months back, we played a key clip from the way in, he specifically said this is it. this is as far as someone goes critically the democrats who want to push him, may be into saying bad things about the president. he's not going to go further than what he actually put into writing. >> it sounds more like a signal, he exquisitely said it. specifically said which very few people are playing in clips, even people he charg

so when you turn on conspiracy theory, democrat state tv, either ms dnc or fake news cnn, and you hear the echo chamber and their fully typical daily freak out mode, know that it is more selective moral outrage. they don't really care about these issues, they only care about them if they can use them to bludgeon a republican, a conservative, or trump or anybody that likes trump. i know because there bluff better than president trump. lindsey graham will join us in a moment with reaction. we turn to a very important story that we told you about last night. from the hills, john solomon investigative reporter last night he presented an incredible new piece of evidence proving the fbi knew christopher steele's dirty russian dossier that hillary paid for was untrue, was unverifiable trash before it was used to acquire a fisa warrant against trump campaign associate carter page to spy on then campaign donald trump, then transition team trump and then president trump. according to solomon, the fbi constructed a spreadsheet showing the validity of each of the dossiers lies. 90 plus percent gar

it,: "the post" hinted at but where is the dnc in making this a possible reality?ound they are split into two camps. a group of individuals pushing for what you just talked about, having a primary debates focused specifically on climate change the can really get to the heat of the issue and be able to talk to all of the candidates about the specifics of how they would address climate change and climate action if they were to be elected. then there is the other candidates, largely pushed by -- dnctic emc chair chair which believes there should not be a single issue democratic debate topic and instead believe in pushing forward a resolution that would address it in a forum style. this would be similar to what we saw in june down in south carolina for the planned parenthood forum. host: how much influence, now that we have had many of the field on the democratic side calling for such an event, how much will that influenced dnc decision-making do you think? guest: as you can imagine i'm sure it's putting a lot of pressure on the dnc, considering that we have had fault

the dnc criticized it. >> what the dnc wanted was more randomization, transparency, we were very cleare lineup on air, mixing up cards with candidates' names, placing them p a box and different camera angles as hosts picked out names one by one. the third debate has tougher qualifications than this one, for some candidates the second debate is a last chance to make their name and champ in the polls. remember this moment with senator harris and former vladimir putin biden in the first debate. >> i -- former v.p. biden tlmpblts was a little girl in california part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> that's a miss characterization of my position, i did not praise racists. the bottom line is, look, everything i've done in my career i ran because of civil rights, i continued to think we have to make fundamental changes in civil rights, those civil rights include not just african-americans but the lgbt community. >> they say you will not see a show of hand questions that the ones that grabbed headlines, an

fox news alert, president trump declaring the witch hunt over after a judge tossed out a dnc lawsuitws, it's "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president celebrated a federal judge's decision to dismiss a dnc lawsuit accusing the trump team of conspiring with the russians during the 2016 election. the president tweeted, "it's a vindication and exoneration," and declared "witch hunt ends." he treated more this morning. "such a great victory in court yesterday on the russian hoax. the greatest political scam in the history of our country. treason. hopefully the attorney general of the united statesll

trump dismissed allegations of russian involvement, instead suggesting the dnc hacked itself.e days later, according to the exclusive documents, assange got new equipment for data transmission. embassy attache even helped him install it. goose-fer 2.0 and d.c. leaks, those are covers for russian military hackers. eight days later, the group received encrypted files, according to the mueller report with the name big archive. that same day, assange met again for four hours with mueller maguhn. on the day the republican national convention kicks off, security photos show a man in a mask and sunglasses arriving at the embassy. a guard left his post and collected a package. the documents suggest this was an arranged meeting. it's unclear whether that was related to a message sent the same day, july 18th. when the wikileaks told the russian hackers that they received the files and would release them this week. four days later, wikileaks released a trove of stolen files and all hell breaks loose. more than 20,000 emails from the dnc, showing the preference of top officials for clinto

the same law firm, by the way, that would not allowsime the fbo get into the dnc network when we hadall hacked. this is awful. this is very obvious. and i think you would be hard-pressed to find an experienced fbi counterintelligence agent who really knows what they are talking about. i worked russian counterintelligence for 20 years. so did manyy of the people i've talked to. this is o not about donald trum. this is about the democratic party weaponizing the intelligence committee to get information they've known for decades. as to how those people work and this is turning it against the president to get him to move from office.isst we are now going through the revolution that we started in 1960. >> terry turchie, thank you for that. while come out in san francisco, the school where there is pushing ahead with the plan to destroy arts w and a plan to pat over and desecrate and destroy and obliterate new deal era murals that show george washington, most of them painted by a communist artist paid for by the fdr administration and they meant just show washington's flaws as well as his

right now we've never seen a more divergence between what the rnc has and the dnc. think the dnc just has to take out a loan, and the fact that it's just an average of $48 per donation means these people can donate more later. and new donors are coming up, so he's growing the base. and then he can run all these turnout models on this data, which brad parscale is just sitting in his laboratory cooking up all kinds of good stuff. >> melissa: the only thing is, democrats have basically all the rich people. they have everybody in california, everybody in new york. by california -- l.a. and san francisco, silicon valley, new york. all of the centers where all the money is concentrated. where the media is concentrated. they've got all that. >> jesse: traditionally the republicans have those high-$ donors. >> melissa: it used to be. not now. >> jesse: you are getting small donors, a grassroots movement, it scares the heck out of the democrats. >> melissa: nike is now defending its decision to poll in july 4th shoe featuring an early version of the american flag, saying it

so a lot of candidates i think based on the new criteria for the dnc are going to be in some troublehis summer when it comes to keeping alive in these debates. >> a lot of people would say if you're not at 2% at this point, why are you bothering to continue. but you know very well that there are people who have been this far out nowhere on the radar who certainly in a couple of republican primaries the last two, people have shot up and taken the lead for a while and then dropped down. >> exactly. and just look at harris off -- it was a moment in that debate, that confrontation with joe biden. >> it was dramatic but it was a moment. i think a lot of candidates out there, this is still a debate next month at the end of this month before the new rules kick in. so there's another chance on the debate stage for a lot of these candidates. there is always a chance on one of these debates at the townhall. >> steve kornacki, our national political correspondent. >>> breaking news now, we have a clearer idea of the impact that russian propaganda had on the 2016 presidential election. a study j

the dnc chair had to step down.mp pounced. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> as the election entered its final weeks, russia according to mueller wrote wikileaks offering more finals, you won't be disappointed the hackers wrote. after receiving several files from the russian hackers in the immediate days prior, wikileaks started posting 50,000 e-mails stolen from hillary clinton's campaign manager john podesta. >> if this was about transparency, they put them all out. >> mueller's team suggests that transfer took place on september 19th, the same day assange met again with hacker and erew muelr mcguhn, according to the security reports. wikileaks released batch after batch of podesta's e-mails. >> this just came out. i love wikileaks. >> transcripts of clinton's paid speeches to wall street, staffers criticizing her terrible instincts. >> wikileaks, this wikileaks is unbelievable. >> the u.s. government decided to get involved, according to a u.s. offi

the whole thing as a campaign tactic dreamed up at the dnc.nce the russian conspiracy imploded democrats and their lackeys in the media moved onto the only other message they have, which is shut off, racist. it didn't work in 2016 for hillary, but they are hopeful it will work this time. they are trying hard. we will see. meanwhile, baltimore, the actual city of baltimore, not the metaphor of baltimore, could desperately use some attention, so it'sci good news it's finally getting some. if anything, trump's tweets underplay the crisis there. last year the city of baltimore recorded 309 homicides. that's a rate of more than 50 per 100,000 people. to put in perspective, if baltimore were a country, it would have the fourth highest murder rate in the world. barely below venezuela. think of it this way, last week the left denounced president trump for reaching a deal with guatemala that declares the country a safe location forng asylum-seekers. liberals told us that guatemala has too much crime, too many gangs to be considered safe, making people

the way this dnc has handled it, they've handled it really well.o do this exact threshold one more time. then beginning to get the purge out in early september. that's when it's really gonna start to matter. >> dana: rest of the world wonders why we have campaigns that last for two years. we're having so much fun. >> it's a blast. >> dana: happy 4th to you. prosecution now in the middle of the closing arguments in the war crimes trial of navy seal eddie gallagher. he is accused of killing a wounded isis prisoner in iraq two years ago. jonathan hunt has been following this for us. he's in san diego now. jonathan. >> reporter: arriving in court this morning chief edward gallagher, seemed out wardly at least as calm as ever. >> as we get close, how nervous are you? >> not nervous at all. >> reporter: now, his defense team, too, express dz confidence that gallagher will be found not guilty on all charges. the prosecution is delivering its closing argument. again, bringing up the photographs gallagher took posing with the body of the dead isis fighter.

rnc receiving vip tickets and the dnc is not. and if you are trying to keep this above politics and trying to keep it from looking political how does this help. >> it's not unusual for any politician of any party. >> it's unusual in a mass the event. inauguration every member of congress gets tickets to it. white house events, sure, those can be handed out because- that is where the president resides and he hands out the tickets for it. not a frashl national celebration like this. >> i would also say at the end other end of the national mall the western front of the capital is reserved for the leadership who distribute the tickets. so, gwen, this is not something unusual. i was on the national mall last year at the capital and i didn't see a general public line to get in. you had to have tickets from either the speaker, the majority leader or their -- or their leadership offices. >> all right. let's first and foremost see what the president says and then we can have a fun debate it afterwards. great to see you march jean joan tha

dnc chair tom perez in the spin room at the democratic debate. of time. i really appreciate it. >> chris, always great to be with you. >> one last thing before we go, we have a new episode of our podcast this week. it's called "fury in puerto rico." it's the story of the hundreds of thousands of people who took to the streets over two weeks to protest the governor of puerto rico that led to his resignation. that story is still developing with people still in the streets day after day. our podcast discussion breaks down the texting scandal you may have heard of along with the long-simmering frustrations of corruption in the u.s. territory. it's an amazing story of mass mobilization and julio ricardo varela is a phenomenal journalist who can explain what pushed people to take to the streets and demand a change in leadership. find it wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to rate and review while you are there. that is "all in" for this evening. a special edition of "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >>> i would like to welcome you to ben

this names foreign actors and associates in the trump campaign, the dnc claiming the >> i give up.uncilmembers voting to mixed gender specific words like manhole and manpower and replacing them with maintenance whole and human effort. jillian: many people can't believe this change. >> on the whole, a covering, going on with these cockamamie things all the time. >> what was your reaction? >> i was like come on. enough is enough. jillian: many agree with you. they will replace gendered pronouns he and she with they. rob: the mastermind behind that, 23-year-old city councilmember. he needs some real things to do. jillian: so many people have been commenting on this. rob: virginia on facebook says, quote, so embarrassing. who thinks of this weird stuff? they are trying to erase anything with a subjects pertaining to men. jillian: california where they care more about straws and birds than the homeless. rob: how about manicure? manipulate? maniac? manslaughter? for once, please think of something that will improve people's lives. >> so many comments. >> 37 after the hour. the us landed

he says the dnc debate threshold was the best way to narrow the field.re now 22 candidates left in the democratic race but rumors that another one is going to join. some of those candidates will be the opening act for donald trump will hold a campaign rally one day after the second dnc debate. the august 1st rally will be the president's forth in the city and 29th in ohio since launching his campaign. he won the state by nearly 9 percentage points in 2016. another big story everyone is talking about, team usa back at home in the states following a second world cup victory. it is a veiled shot at donald trump, todd pyro is here with more on the cold shoulder the woman soccer team is giving to the white house. >> the controversy reaching athena following the world cup win but it started in january following comments between a woman who would score the championship goal. >> now. not going to the white house. we are not going to be invited. >> reporter: back in the us with her team doubling down on her anti-trump stands while simultaneously saying a team vis