after spending his final year in prison donald perry will be released back into the community elaine perry's life partner will pick him up from the shirley correctional facility tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be the first day that he's been out and almost three years. to do anything to prepare for his homecoming so i want to make sure that donald had you know new pillows and things like that like all he talks about is how i get to sleep in my own bad you know i get to sleep with my own she blanket. and you know make sure all the tells her claim because those are really important things when you don't have good towels or you don't have you know he's been sleeping on this little. mat thing you just can't get comfortable at work. and i think. to him. and i. keep thinking this might be the last call i ever have to get from prison. or you know. well we're talking about what it feels like to be on the count down here. oh well. yeah well tomorrow night you get to sleep in a real bad. well you are not. going to. do you want as long as you're home. you're wearing. this ok. i love you till. i

donald perry has finally been released on parole we meet perry in the lane at the side of the road. to graduation thank you very much. so what are your what are your thoughts i mean three years taken from you. i get off when i start thinking. about. being one of the thing that made them how naive that i was and i mean they could just do. what i don't understand is if you're acquitted of a crime how can the how can the parole board still have jurisdiction over your life to determine that you should be behind bars that doesn't it doesn't make sense to me it doesn't make sense to me either and just by the stroke of a pen. i was thrown right back. so how was it. there might. come out that last month your i knew it was really going to happen now. and i got the so. did you guys get it you know i thought you were get now and i was going in the slammer. ok. this is the hearing of the canadian border pardons and paroles. back in connecticut a young inmate named joshua strachan has just entered the system. joshua's currently serving a sentence of three years for sale. well business stuff and

donald perry has finally been released on parole we meet perry in the lane at the side of the road. to graduation thank you very much. so i want to hear what are your thoughts i mean three years taken from you. i can get off it was that when i started thinking. about. being one of the thing that made them how naive that i was and i mean they could just do. what i don't understand is if you're acquitted of a crime how can the how can the parole board still have jurisdiction over your life to determine that you should be behind bars that doesn't it doesn't make sense to me it doesn't make sense to me either and just by the stroke of a pen. i was thrown right back. so how was it out there. come out that last mark your i knew it was really going to happen now. and i got the so. did you guys get it you know i thought you were getting out and i was going in the slammer. ok. this is the hearing of the canadian border pardons and paroles. back in connecticut a young inmate named joshua strachan has just entered the system. joshua is currently serving a sentence of three years for sale. well

in massachusetts fifty nine year old donald perry has been stuck in the system for over thirty years. after pleading guilty to multiple armed robberies perry received a life sentence in one thousand nine hundred three. i remember doing a stent in maximum security segregation almost three years you're locked in a cell twenty four hours of this. being treated like an animal. i got to the point where i realize that you know doing a total destroy me was important to me is on the other side of things and how do i get to the other side of. eventually perry got to the other side of that fence in two thousand and one and after serving nearly nineteen years of his life sentence perry was granted parole. once on the outside carrie turned his life around. he graduated from college and spent the next eleven years employed as an advocate for the homeless finding them housing and managing a soup kitchen. it was somebody who. was by all accounts doing extraordinarily well and was contributing to his community he was certain sitting on boards with elected officials and he had the support of the ameri

in massachusetts fifty nine year old donald perry has been stuck in the system for over thirty years. after pleading guilty to multiple armed robberies kerry received a life sentence in one thousand nine hundred three. i remember doing a stent in maximum security segregation almost three years you're locked in a cell twenty four hours of this. being treated like an animal. i got to the point where i realize that you know doing the total was important to me was on the other side of things and how do i get to the other side of. eventually perry got to the other side of that fence in two thousand and one after serving nearly nineteen years of his life sentence perry was granted parole. once on the outside perry turned his life around. he graduated from college and spent the next eleven years employed as an advocate for the homeless finding them housing and managing a soup kitchen donald was somebody who. was by all accounts doing extraordinarily well who was contributing to his community he was certain sitting on boards with elected officials and he had the support of the american art ha

donald trump said there wouldn't be a perry mason moment in his private meeting with vladimir putin, i'm sure there wasn't. but the perry mason moment did come today when vladimir putin revealed in public the smoking gun in his hand in response to a question by jeff mason of routers in which the audio was a bit muted at first, but it's all there. >> did you want president trump to win the election? and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. because he talked about bringing the u.s.-russia relationship back to normal. >> you just heard vladimir putin asked did you want donald trump to win and did you direct any of your officials to help him win? and vladimir putin said yes i did, yes i did. yes to both of those things. yes to i wanted donald trump to win the election and yes to i directed officials to help him do that. and that's exactly what robert mueller indicted 12 russian military officers for on friday. there are very few foreign leaders who can be tricked into saying they had a preference in an american presidential election, but th

syrian government wants to avoid that by perry the file and along with it the troops senator as you know the route but more ahead on the news hour including donald trump says he didn't know his top campaign officials had a meeting with the russians who were offering dirt on hillary clinton and his former lawyer is telling a different story. could more of being done to stop this greektown being ravaged by fire and to save the lives of those killed in the inferno. i'm going to tell miss closes in on his first tour de france title with two days to go joe is going to have all the details in the sports. the u.s. economy is growing at its fastest level in years but economists are questioning whether it's sustainable john hendren as the story the united states economy is surging reaching its strongest growth in four years and president donald trump predicts more to come this isn't a one time shot i happen to think we're going to do extraordinarily well. in our next report next quarter the trump administration reported that u.s. gross domestic product rose at an annual rate of four point one percent almost double the rate in the first three months of th

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donald trump is minnesogoing tor on the promises republicans made forever. mitt romney, demagogued the hell out of rick perryliani. per perry wanted the self-deportation policy. this has been festering in republican circles for a really long time. the king of voter fraud. they've done a bad job talking about it, confronting their ranks saying, you're indulging in fantasy land. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. great conversation. peter, matt, brett, thank you. >>> you know how i end the show always. good news. good news ruhles. a group of florida firefighters went above and beyond the call of duty. a homeowner had a heart attack doing yard work. the fire truck and ambulance went back to finish laying sod on the lawn. we have that good news. of course, the soccer players and their coach rescued. that is great news. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. coming up, news with my friend hallie jackson. more excellent news, hallie is coming. >> love you. see you in an hour. i'm hallie jackson in washington. it is about to be fight night with donald trump. not with the senate over a supreme court nominee. in

all along earlier in the day donald trump it said he would ask about the allegations and i don't think you'll have any gee i did it i did it you got me there will be a perry mason here i don't think but you never know what happens right but i will absolutely firmly ask the question and the allegations are allegations possibly never to be proven the accused russians are highly unlikely to appear before a u.s. grand jury to defend themselves over some democrats say the summit should possibly be called off there should be no one on one meeting between this president and mr putin there needs to be other americans in the room secondly the president and his team are not willing to make the facts of this indictment a top priority of the meeting in helsinki and the summit should be cancelled but deputy attorney general suggested these indictments were to come as a surprise to all from as he took tea with the queen roadracing steinfeld briefed the president earlier this week before his trip to europe she ever chancy al-jazeera washington you know u.s. president donald trump's expected to face more protests in scotland where he's on the third and final leg of his u

donald trump to deliver the messages to putin. whether he can, we'll see. >> let's go back into the crowd. cal perry is where there is movement there. what's happening on the ground, cal? >> reporter: listen, chris, according to police, according to everything around us, officially, the protests have started. it started a few hours ago. in earnest, it's gotten underway. i stopped you. all i said was no cursing. what is your name? there are tens of thousands of non-americans here. why are you here? >> there are lots of parallels between brexit and trump. i hate brexit. i hate trump. i hate nationalism and isolationism. i hate the borders. i think we need to stop. >> reporter: what are the similarities, brexit and trump sf this. >> theresa may's hostile environment, and trump's treatment of children. >> reporter: go ahead. >> treatment of children. you've also got the nationalism, the sense of putting your country first, rather than working collaboratively with other nations. and, you know, the idea that we're throwing away all of our markets in europe to try to get a free trade deal with the usa, whe

benie: donald trump will only spending a few hours there but he did mention at a news conference that he will bring up the issue of meddling. he says there will not be pairing mason references -- perrynces but he may say something to vladimir putin. how dangerous is it for the leaders to spend -- speak openly about it? >> good politics for the president to bring this up in a series way and if he does, president clinton will -- president putin will tonight. i hope he brings it up -- will deny it. i hope he brings it up. mark: despite the concerns among lawmakers in the u.s. that the meeting is taking place, on the fact that the meeting is taking place, do you see that as a positive? think it is not inappropriate for president trump to see vladimir putin. the problem is president trump's instincts regarding the kremlin seems to be soft. that could lead to embarrassing statements. him: what would you advise if you were to have his ear before going into the meeting? what two or three things would you advise president trump? >> he should follow-up on the sensible things he said over the past few weeks. cashe point he stated that what is wrong with me telling vladimir putin i would like t

all along earlier in the day donald trump it said he would ask about the allegations and i don't think you'll have any gee i did it i did it you got me there will be a perry mason here i don't think but you never know what happens right but i will absolutely firmly ask the question and the allegations or allegations possibly never to be proven the accused russians are highly unlikely to appear before a u.s. grand jury to defend themselves over some democrats say the summit should possibly be called off there should be no one on one meeting between this president and mr putin there needs to be other americans in the room secondly the president and his team are not willing to make the facts of this indictment a top priority of the meeting in helsinki and the summit should be cancelled but deputy attorney general suggested these indictments were to come as a surprise to bolt from as he took tea with the queen road rosenstein said briefed the president earlier this week before his trip to europe. washington yes president has arrived in scotland for the final private lag four day visit to the u.k. earlier he met britain's prime minister and the queen hailing t

mason moment, given that we now have -- perry mason was never so lucky as to have an indictment that is this many pages long, 29 pages, full of detail. i mean donald trump doesn't actually need to do anything except perhaps put this in an envelope and slip it to vladimir putin and say just tell me what you think. he doesn't seem to be willing to do the most basic thing necessary in helsinki, and the problem is the list is getting longer of things that a president of the united states needs to confront the president of russia about. >> reporter: the president has this bizarre if not curious deference to vladimir putin. i think we would all be surprised if he goes to helsinki and gives an interview to a local helsinki press, the kind of interview that he gave to "the sun" about theresa may in advance of that sitdown. that likely will not happen. the president has never criticized vladimir putin in the way he's criticized our own allies, justin trudeau, emmanuel macron, angela merkel and now british prime minister theresa may. >> geoff, thanks very much. bill neely joins us now from harbor square in london where the protesters seem to have finally di

all along earlier in the day donald trump it said he would ask about the allegations and i don't think you'll have any gee i did it i did it you got me there will be a perry mason here i don't think but you never know what happens right but i will absolutely firmly ask the question and the allegations are allegations possibly never to be proven the accused russians are highly unlikely to appear before a u.s. grand jury to defend themselves over some democrats say the summit should possibly be called off there should be no one on one meeting between this president and mr putin there needs to be other americans in the room secondly the president and his team are not willing to make the facts of this indictment a top priority of the meeting in helsinki and the summit should be cancelled but deputy attorney general suggested these indictments were to come as a surprise to all from as he took team with the queen roadracing stein said briefed the president earlier this week before his trip to europe you have a chance the al-jazeera washington protests have resumed for a second day in the u.k. against u.s. president all trumps physics in scotland where trump is

perry. we gave you a couple minutes to reset because you were inundated with protests who wanted to get on a msnbc and let the american public know what they think of donald trump. >>reporter: yes. one man in particular, but that's the dangers and realities of doing live television in a crowd. but people here are generally expressing not always as forcefully, but expressing the sentiment that man was expressing that they believe president trump is a danger ot world. they call him a fascist, xenophobic, racist, they haven't been happy with the way that this visit has been happening. and there's really been two worlds here. one is the official visit of president donald trump. british government, because it's going through brexit, because it's very weak, because it needs to have a trade deal with the united states now, more than ever, because its future with europe is uncertain, is laying out the red carpet, even pandering to some of president trump's churchhill fascinations. look at -- he stayed at the ambassador's residence, this ve very -- the members of the churchill family. he had a lavish dinner. we're told it was scotch salmon, steak and strawberries

perry mason reference might have been lost on some of the folks in the british audience but everybody else knew what the president meant there. >> here's the bottom line. russia didn't beat hillary clinton. donald trump did. russia did interfere in our election. and if i were the president i would not ask putin would you do it. i would reject his denial. i know did you it. if you continue to do it, we will never have a good relationship. i desire a good relationship. but you have got to stop meddling in our elections. have you got to stop helping the taliban in afghanistan. have you got to stop propping up assad and helping iran. have you got to be a better world citizen is he a difficult person to deal with vladimir putin. you go in there he is not your friend. if you don't go in there with that perspective he could engineer the conversation. >> i have a lot of faith in entrepreneurship. bush misread putin. putin ran over obama because he was so weak in the eyes of president putin. president trump needs to convince president putin that he wants a better relationship, but things have to change to get it i believe president trump is going to lay out what a good relationship will look like and ch

perry mason moment with meddling. what are your expectations for the summit? >> what's interesting here people will get to see whether or not the democrats and what they've been asserting about donalddimir putin's puppet a really true. hide and watch. at the end of the day donald trump has made the message very clear that we have the ability to bring the russian economy to its knees with respect to proper provides natural gas to the europeans, and other decisions around the world. and i expect the president to flex his muscle with respect to that to vladimir putin in a way that the world will respect. >> bill: what's interesting about the meeting on monday you have the shadow universes right now. almost in a way they're running in a parallel sense because you are going to have a discussion on monday about the russian meddling and you had the hearing that went on for 10 hours yesterday and a hearing that will continue today behind closed doors because you've been looking for the testimony on behalf of lisa page and today it apparently you will get it. it is scheduled for 1:00, 1:30 this afternoon. are you confident she will show today, sir? >> i am. this will be her third and last o