i'm donnie in for piers. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world and welcome our studio audience. [ applause ] >>> tonight the return of wean -- weiner gate. you heard what anthony wiener did. >> these things are in my past. >> these things are in my past and i think citizens understand that. >> you heard what he said. >> it's been rough. these are things i brought upon myself and i thought they would come out towards the end of the campaign and some of them have and so look, i'm pressing forward. >> okay. now we want to know what you think. should anthony wiener get out of the race for mayor -- >> no. >> will new yorkers forgive and forget this latest scandal and should huma abedin stand by hermann. crisis management is something i've learned in my career and tonight i put together a panel of experts including star jones and scott stringer, who is in race himself against eliot spitzer. we want to hear from you. tweet us at piers morgan live. i want to start with the rebranding of the

donny? >> you're up for it. >> i have been approached by certain hollywood producers but -- >> really? >> i have nothing to confirm at this point. >> really? >> break it here first. >> that's just not possible. >> housewives of west chester beware, donny deutsch may be coming to your neighborhoods very, very soon. >> long island. i stay in my sweet spot, long island. >> no. you just slouch up to westchester county, fairfield county. i'm telling you, housewives and the entire tri-state area need to be concerned, very concerned right now. >> this story has moved to the opposite ends of gross. "usa today," a south african chef living in new zealand had his working visa denied for an unusual reason. his weight. albert weighs 285 pounds. he's facing deportation because new zealand deems him to be a health risk. harsh. even for -- i mean, that's harsh. he's appealing the decision. >> wow. i'll tell you, new zealand is tough. with us the chief white house correspondent for politico mike allen here

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>>>t a new kids on the block concert, she was the object of donnie wahlberg's affection. >> bit the bottom lip. >> meet the fan who was fresh and ready. >> i saw they were coming down and i busted out a colgate lip. i really did. >> it is the great ihop twerk-off. >> it is hard to bring home a girl who twerk-offs at the ihop. >>> the police are saying don't ram us up ahead. they are following chad harris in the tow truck and they realize he does not have a license anymore and when he gets on the single lane road, watch what chad harris does. >> you are joking? >> oh, boy. oh, he does exactly that. he rams them. >> he crashes the truck into the brand new bmw x-5 car. and the officers were joking at first about being rammed, because they realize that it is a brand new car that we are driving, and, the guy that we are chasing is known to be a bad driver. now, you see that the police car is going through the what chad harris has done, crashing his car on to a 20-mile police pursuit. in this section of the video air units have gotten on to the trail of chad harris and he runs it through a fence

donnie wahlberg, one of the most popular members of new kid on the block performing on stage and has nice en koucounter wi this woman right here on the stage. >> oh -- that is a straight up smoo smooch. >> that is straight up makeout session. >> and we had to look this up. was this a one-time thing and was donnie wahlberg just doing this, because he was really into this lady by the stage? turns out, they are all kinds of videos from every stop on their tour posted on youtube, because donnie wahlberg likes to make out with the ladies at the concert. >> and these girls are going to go out to buy the tickets to sit in front to see if maybe onet of the upcoming shows there a girl he kisses. >> this is a great publicity stunt and great way to get people to spends lots of money to get that seat. >> i hope she brushed her teeth. >>> it is a film that debuts at comic-con and asks the question -- >> what is a sidekick to do? >> meet the movie maker on next "right this minute." >>> still to come, some dudes decide to take a hike up a crane. >> you see how high up that ey getting here. they are

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we welcome back now donnie fowler to help us make sense of this. donnie, what's going on here?ean, what's with ted cruz jumping on board with kristin gillibrand. >> there are two things that we know ted cruz and paul rand don't like command structures. they don't listen to their leadership in the u.s. senate. they don't listen to the leaders of the republican party it's not a surprise that they're not going to listen to the structure of the command in the military. there is a lot of good politicking going on by senator gillibrand in new york. >> michael: she's been very impressive on this issue. you say they like to buck authority, both cruz and paul. how are they going to get any other republicans to go along with them. >> well, it's not their job to get other republicans to go with them. this is gillibrand's bill. her struggle is not with the republican party, per se, but it's the view of how to deal with sexual assaults. this is turning out not to be republican and democrat issue as much of it is a philosophy of how much you respect military command structure and how much yo

donnie, you are probably right about that. he is already making comments about the front page of the new york post talking about the heat here in washington and is complaining there is not a hot babe on the cover. >> if i am in the newspaper business and i ingoing to demonstrate the heat in new york i am probably not going to put a dude. it is newspaper 101. you and i talk about that all the time. >> do we? >> just saying. >> orlando bloom. >> come on. stop. >> donny, are you suggesting that women can't read? that women don't have money to buy a newspaper? do women not have a right to see dudes? >> as a student of history, to sell magazines and newspapers put a pretty woman, a baby or a dog on the cover. i see the dog. they forgot. i am just a media analyst. >> good we have you here because we are talking about the cover of another magazine. editors at the "rolling stone" magazine are speaking out in defense of their latest cover. it features what some call a glamorized rock star photo of dzhokhar tsarnaev. some have compared

donny deutsch, dr. nancy snyderman and also, donny?good one. >> "the new york post" has ten writers on staff to write cover headlines. >> they don't need them. thomas, back to you. >> mika, thanks so much. >>> still ahead on "way too early" your most creative captions, that lunch between secretary clinton and the. the. "morning joe" moments away. [ male announcer ] the biggest news in breakfast is actually tiny. new kellogg's raisin bran® with omega 3 from flax seeds. plus plump juicy raisins. flax seed? who are you? i still got it. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health with kellogg's raisin bran® cereals. yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? it's time... for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] only aveeno® has an active naturals total soy formula that instantly brightens skin. and helps reduce the look of brown spots in just 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. tr

we have ke llielli and donnie fowler. kelli i'll start with you.a recent article you wrote about the different standards the public sets for politicians carding to race and standard. hillary clinton is one. would she have been as successful if they got into the same trouble? >> no woman would have recovered from her husband's scandal. look at monica lewinsky she never recovered. and there are countless examples. kristin davis is running for city comptroller as well. i'm referring not to an actress but what was she convicted of? she was convicted of being the madam that run the brothel that that a candidate was accused of patronizing, and that was eliot spitzer. she's knowledgeable, she has an interesting libertarian sensibility, but the reason why she's a laughing stock is because she's a woman involved in a sex scandal. >> michael: i see the point you're making, but the most specific point is monica lewinsky. when eliot spitzer decided to run, he asks his family if he's going to run. he doesn't ask ashley dupree who is trying to live a private lif

with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated donny deutsch.lo. >> that was "sharknado". >> i know it was. i can't believe we opened with it. >> sometimes art flows over you. >> something like that. msnbc's thomas roberts. >> it was shark-ariffic. >> from govevermont, be howard . willie and joe. i know joe didn't watch that. he has better things to do. i'm sure you didn't. willie did. >> of course i did. >> no, you didn't. >> i dvr'ed it and watching it in a loop right now. >> is it a joke? i don't understand. >> is it a joke? >> yeah. >> is mozart a joke? >> thank you. >> is beethoven a joke? >> artist subjective. i get home from dinner late last night, get on the twitter, when i tell you every tweet in my feed, every -- from the smartest people in politics, was about sharknado i said what is this? i got on the menu on the tv and scrolled, find "sharknado." magnificent. ian ziering from "90210" the main actor, tara reid from "american pie" staging her comeback. >> just a bunch of washed up people who have nothing -- >> that hurt. >> joe, you'r

. >> jimmy: nancy -- she put you in "donnie darko." >> it's true.your first role ever. >> in 2001. oy vey. look at that. [ cheers and applause ] i look kind of similar. >> jimmy: yeah, you look pretty similar. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> kinda what it is. >> jimmy: yeah, you're a baby there. do you remember -- did you have any lines? >> it was -- that was the first movie i ever did, and one of my main lines in the movie is "i like your boobs." that's what i say to a young girl in the movie. >> jimmy: you were what? you were what? how old? >> i was, like, 18, i think, at the time. i actually went to a party -- your wife had a party for the movie, actually, like, while we were filming. and i got trashed at her house. and i was underage. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, you shouldn't do that, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: shouldn't have parties like that. >> no, she shouldn't. like, it was crazy. i got annihilated. yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's insane. i've got to -- yeah, i got to tell her to stop doing that. >> you should talk to her about that, yeah. >> jimmy:

. >>> the woman on the other end of the donnie wahlberg kiss. >> i busted it out.and the rest of the story. >>> and still to come, two eagles decide the throwdown on the 4th of july. >> eagles fighting eagles. >> they are trying to figure out who is more american than who. >> the story behind the bald eagle brawl. >>> and plus, the dude calls a cab the take care of something. >> the body starts moving around and obviously, this is prank video, but it is about to go horribly wrong. see what happens when thi ♪ ♪ ♪ want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> it was july 4th and what better thing to spot on that day than the majestic bald eagle. watch what happens in stewart park in seattle. the eagle is already in the water and then another eagle comes in and is l

interpret that sometimes [inaudible] during the last two years, we have some leaders like alice's donnie-- like sistani. [inaudible] actually have many moderate voices now telling people to calm down. you have this situation of bombs going. so far, there are these underground movements putting these in known shia areas. >> i suppose the other thing that makes these attacks a little different in iraq is the fact that we now have cafÉs being very much the target of these attacks. this seems to suggest the perpetrators want to cause the maximum amount of casualties. >> we have not seen -- unlike what we have seen before, the israeli palestinians, the ira. you don't see people coming out and saying we did that because we believe in this. or cause economic damage. >> no claims of responsibility. >> just causing casualties. >> let me ask you. we have a situation now where syria -- the situation there is deteriorating. war country mired in civil with the opposing sides being supported by a number of different countries in the region. we have seen signs of that spilling over into lebanon. is thi

. >>> the woman on the other end of the donnie wahlberg kiss. >> i busted it out.e rest of the story. >>> and still to come, two eagles decide the throwdown on the 4th of july. >> eagles fighting eagles. >> they are trying to figure out who is more american than who. >> the story behind the bald eagle brawl. >>> and plus, the dude calls a cab the take care of something. >> the body starts moving around and obviously, this is prank video, but it is about to go horribly wrong. see what happens when thi >> it was july 4th and what better thing to spot on that day than the majestic bald eagle. watch what happens in stewart park in seattle. the eagle is already in the water and then another eagle comes in and is like, hey, i think i want to fight you. now, watch, here comes the eagle for another pass, and the kids are swim ought of the way, and the other eagle is like, wait, let me get out of here. and then boom! >> eagles fighting eagles on the 4th of july. maybe they are trying to figure out who is more american than who. >> and in this second video, he is like, i'm o

donny deutsch has not weighed in yet. he will now. he's here today.th "the new york times" reporting a huge speaking fee. for the former secretary of state, could the money keep her from running in 2016? and later, this is what you came to washington to do. senator elizabeth warren joins us on the issue that is really, truly what her fingerprints are on this country, her blueprint on how to prevent the next financial crisis. she joins us on "morning joe." also joining the conversation, howard dean, stephen craig, and chuck todd. >> what was the craziest stand-up you did? >> oh, my lord. there are many, actually. >> many? >> the back of -- oh, what are those things you ride in the water? i did that live. >> nothing like julie? nothing like her bear? >> i could compete with that. >> you could? >> yeah. >> all right. i want to see this. >> i definitely could compete. >> on the commercial break. >> i liked her a lot. >> she's pretty good. look at those wild eyes. no bears coming after her. >> come on now. this is someone who doesn't take herself that seri

leaker edward snowden nicaragua president donnie ortega the leader one potential save haven told r.t. that america's pursuit of the whistleblower is a say. on the syrian national coalition plans and an official summit with the us security council on bringing peace to the country after a bomb getting for weapons with the u.s. and reports say they might actually get. used to russia and around the world this is us he was needs you know thanks for joining us. twenty four injuries have been reported in clashes between supporters and opponents of egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi the egyptian military and drives police are moving into cairo's to have square was on the difficult supported by helicopters most is now under investigation of allegedly signing with hamas to attack egypt's military facilities during the twenty eleven revolution the army has now given his muslim brotherhood. policy until saturday to join the interim government's reconciliation plan i'm still in sun to viner's the defense minister has also called for his supporters to go out on the streets to what he calls an a

trust in the white house and that what's being said it makes it very difficult to lead what what donnie darko adani used to call it was the secretary no downs. what makes a good leader might be covered even in your book. the secretaries of state sectors of defense what do you look for what do you want truthfulness is critically important if you don't know something you've got to be willing to stand up and what's one of my rules and say i don't know and then you have to be willing to call people into your office sit down and keep them there and find out ground truth to the extent you say things that turn out a day a week or a month later not to be the case even if it's well intentioned you lose your trust why can't leaders say republicans or democrats and as you say this is a start why can't leaders say we goofed or you do we have to if you have to be willing to do it after be willing to say we made a mistake kennedy said it in the bay of pigs sure other presidents have said it of you said it oh sure my goodness yes you know as well with what is what is napoleon say that then i've been m

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>> jenny mccarthy and donny wahlberg. would show you a clip because it got racy and kind of dirty real quick. >> hoda would love that. >> he whispered dirty things into her ear. this is part of the show. >> she loves that. >> they are dating, so yeah. the sexual tension on this show was, literally i watching was like, get a room you two. it was hot, hot, hot. now they are reportedly dating. good for them. they were talking about how they behave in bed and all that good stuff. well, her show is racy. and he was certainly going to rise to the occasion because look at her. again. >> she ends up going to "the view" she's going to have to tone that down. >> we'll see. time will tell. >> what about the movies? >> we always think that the big blockbusters are going to win. we're learning now they're not. "lone ranger" did terribly. now "pacific rim" was supposed to do well. that tanked. "despicable me" is on top. it cost only about $76 million to make. it has made over $200 million just domestically. this is the movie to beat. p

what his lawyer is very astutely getting this lead detective -- if there's ever a movie, i think donnie wahlberg from "blue bloods" plays this guy. he's getting him to repeat this is a pristine interview. and was zimmerman was saying was proving true from what officers found at the sooend what witnesses were saying at the scene. it's a very low key but very important line of questioning in my view. >> let's go back to the courtroom. >> you had the information available from john good, as well as other witness statements when you had this interview with mr. zimmerman, correct ? >> yes, sir. >> and you had read other statements that other witnesses had gathered together as to what they heard? >> yes, sir. >> that included mrs. lauer, who told you she heard what she heard? >> yes, sir. >> and her fiancee as well, back then her fiancee? >> yes. >> you had spoken to them yourself? >> yes, i had. >> as you were now going back to mr. zimmerman, who did not have this information available to him, tell me what concerns you had that mr. zimmerman told you that night that did not comport to the in

i'm donnie in for piers. the united states and around the world and welcome our studio audience. [ applause ] >>> tonight the return of wean -- weiner gate. you heard what anthony wiener did. >> these things are in my past. >> these things are in my past and i think citizens understand that. >> you heard what he said. >> it's been rough. these are things i brought upon myself and i thought they would come out towards the end of the campaign and some of them have

i'm donnie in for piers.nited states and around the world and welcome our studio audience. [ applause ] >>> tonight the return of wea r -- weiner gate. you heard what anthony wiener did. >> these things are in my past. >> these things are in my past and i think citizens understand that. >> you heard what he said. >> it's been rough. these are

donny deutsch will be here tomorrow. he'll be joined by star jones on race in america.wo," and "ac 360" town hall special. i'll see you in the morning on "new day." thanks for watching. >>> good evening. the second in a continuing series of "360" town halls on

. >> thank got we have donny here as much. if it's too early, can you tell america what time it is. >> she left, but it's time for morning show. >> "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >> i think she stayed. >> a little grand bargain shopping. president obama prepares a new tax pitch to find a budget deal to boost the economy and job growth. we will hear from the communications director as well as republican senator bob corker. meantime in washington, secretary kerry hosts negotiators to try to restart the talks to restart the talks to find a path to lasting peace in the part of that mideast. we will tart the talks early this morning. a deep dive into who will be the next chair of the federal reserve. it's an unusually public and passionate fight playing out or a big job that has one voter right now. president obama. good morning from washington. it's tuesday, july 30th. this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. we might find room it talk about some campaign in new york city involving a guy that people like to make jokes ab

donny deutsch be here with star jones and others on race in america.tice in america 2" an "360" town hall special. i'll see you in the morning on "new day." thanks for watching. >>> good evening. the second in a continuing series of "360" town halls on race and justice in america. tonight, we look at hidden biases that exist based on race, which studies show even exist among people who don't believe they have any racial biases. we're also going to look at juries in this country and how the racial makeup of a jury can impact what decisions the jury comes to. is this a discussion worth having? how you answer that question may depend on your race. there's new polling out from the wake of the george zimmerman trial, polling from the pew research sent they are finds 8 in 10 african-americans say that the killing of trayvon martin raises important issues about race. but 6 in 10 white americans say the issue of race is getting more attention than it deserves. is

donny deutsch will be here tomorrow. he'll be joined by star jones on race in america. up next, "race and justice in america two," and "ac 360" town hall special. i'll see you in the morning on "new day." thanks for watching. >>> good evening. the second in a continuing series of "360" town halls on race and justice in america. tonight, we look at hidden biases that exist based on race, which studies show even exist among people who don't believe they have any racial biases. we're also going to look at juries in this country and how the racial makeup of a jury can impact what decisions the jury comes to. is this a discussion worth having? how you answer that question may depend on your race. there's new polling out from the pew research sent they are finds 8 in 10 african-americans say that the killing of trayvon martin raises important issues about race. but 6 in 10 white americans say the issue of race is getting more attention than it deserves. this town hall is about challenging assumptions. raising questions, contributing to a discussion we hope in a positive and h

sean hannity, by the way, in the documentary as well as some others because donny started this wholeng. it's like two minutes of hate and george orwell. these are frustrated working class people. and rather than deal with the real issues of class division in this society right now, it's easy to rile people up over scapegoats. that's what has happened. i don't want to dignify what that kind of race-baiting journalism is by calling it journalism. we have legitimate conservative politicians. >> why do they go that far? i don't think sean who people like listening to him. fair enough. they watch him on tv. why does he go this far? because he wouldn't lose a single audience member. if he came out and said this case is really complicated. it's complicated by racial history. it's complicated by profiling. i don't know what happened in that verdict. i'm not going to judge. and just play it like the president played it. >> i think there is a knee-jerk reaction on their part that is based in part to get ratings, but also based on what i think he really feels, a certain tribalism, that we have

it was a hot topic on "piers morgan live" with guest host donny deutsch.said in today's society. >> monogamy, marriage, these are difficult institutions for us and with the 21st century and all the technology and having sex as readily available there's going to be even more struggles with people maintaining boundaries around their sexuality. >> want to bring in relationship expert life coach charles johnson to talk a little about this. this is something that everybody is talking about now, right? >> absolutely. it's the hottest topic out there. is monogamy possible and i say it absolutely is, provided you get a partner who believes in the same things you believe in. >> well that's easier said than done. >> yes, it is. i think people go into relationships with the assumption that the other partner or both partners are going to be faithful and monogamous, but is that, in fact, true? i don't think a lot of people take the time to have the talk. >> let's talk about what it's like around the world because you've traveled around the world. we both have as well a

way i did when i saw "rolling stone," like, my god, am i back in the '70s trying to choose between donnyg brady or leif garrett. the photo glamorized him and that's why there was a reaction to it. if you're boston pd, you would have a pretty emotional reaction to it and go, no, this is what the face of terror looks like. this is not some cute teeny bopper. >> does the state have a case for letting murphy go? whatever you think of the pictures, he is -- he does work for federal -- for state law enforcement officials. this is a federal case. and he just decided to do whatever he wanted with the pictures. >> i agree with that. also i feel good -- i agree with stephanie tonight. usually i don't agree with stephanie. i feel good about that. hopefully medved agrees to and the apocalypse will be close if all three agree. this is not a police academy movie. you cannot do whatever you want as a police officer. there is rules and regulations for a reason. it can yep dijeopardize the sta case. there is an ongoing prosecution. the trooper was well intentioned but it would be so much worse if he rele

. >> donny schroeder is confident the hair won't get in her eyes. >> peopl femininity were key. >> firstght us to charm school. >> they taught us how to do make-up, how do our hair nice, how to walk. >> no slacks, no blue jeans, no shorts, skirts or dresses. >> each team even had a chaperone. >> so there used to be a sergeant in the marines, oh, my gosh, he was tough, she was tough and kept us in line. >> so it is good-bye baseball and hello uncle sam. the league started in 1943 when the major and minor leagues were depleted by world war ii. >> it folded in 1954, and was all but forgotten. >> until 1992, when the hit film a league of their own premiered. >> elmore, what did she do? >> are you crying? >> no. >> was there ever any crying in baseball? >> oh, god, we don't cry in baseball. >> i am not crying. there is no crying in baseball. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> if you would, please, ma'am. >> since the film the players have fans again. >> hundreds of whom turned out in the rain at the stadium in syracuse. >> one, two, three. >> and when the skies cleared, they played a ball

let's hear from donnie in tennessee. >> caller: good morning. how are you? >> host: good morning. >> caller: i work with transportation company. we have about 30 employees and we could easily hire 20 orer 40 but we're not going to simply because of this obamacare and the 50 employee thing. vanderbilt hospital, one of the largest hospitals in america, just laid off 300 people here and the gentleman over there talk can about the reasons that obama didn't go ahead and institute his policies is simply because they're elections coming up in november for the house-that's pretty much it. and my question for the lady -- i apologize, i didn't get her name -- she said a while ago that people that don't get insurance, if they get hurt, they are going to be responsible for these costs. well, that's fine well and good. if they don't have the money and they're already getting subsidies, they don't care if they're responsible because there's no money to get. so what is going to do, already paying for these people to start with. what this point of changing the system? and i

. >> i want to bring in donnie deutsche quickly about this. i mean, "rolling stone" in the business of selling magazines. i don't think anyone has an issue with the content of the article itself. there's something about there cover that really strikes a very -- emotional chord for so many people. >> yeah, look. everybody, all of us obviously, certainly police officers, we all have our outrageous feel being that is justified on every level. but the outrage over it is also set against the backdrop of the very reason he did it. he looks like any kid that would be on the cover of "rolling stone." this is a kid who five years ago was a popular kid. the message they're trying to say to us is we need to look within. it scares us, it repulses us, but that's the importance of it. the fact that he could have looked like a kid -- it's not this distant terrorism. it's within us. and i think journalistically that's what they're trying to do. does everyone have the right to be outraged? of course. >> is there a thought that may have been the intent but they

. >> talk about this with donny deutsch, chairman of deutsch incorporated. good morning.k we should take it way bit of a grain of salt. why? >> the way they do it, speak to 600,000 people and say tell me something you've heard positive or negative about the brand, which takes out a lot of brands with passionate points of view like apple. love them, hate them, a huge brand, obviously. middle of road brands but real reasons they're on it. >> what you said is surprising. no apple on list, no google, no coca-cola, which is surprising when you're talking about iconic, trusted brands. >> iconic and relevant. the world is moving away from carbonated beverages. >> apple? >> that surprised me, mcdonald's, surprised me. >> innocuous brands? >> a comment on five. kindle, amazon, youtube, lowe's and subway. they're all self-empowerment brands, all do it yourself brands where the consumer has control. whether it's making your sandwich at subway, choosing your own video on youtube. consumer is king. >> go by your theory, then, why youtube and not facebook, for example? >> because -- in

let's hear from donnie in mount juliet, tennessee. hello pass the three good morning. i work for a transportation company. about 30 employees and we could easily hire 20 or 30 more, we're not going to simply because of obamacare. vanderbilt hospital, one of the largest of america, of 300 people. that gentleman talking about the reasons that obama did not go ahead and institute is policy is simply because there are elections coming up in november for the house and that is pretty much it. my question -- and no sorry, i apologize. after get her name. the people that don't get insurance and get hurt. if they don't have the money and are ready getting subsidies they don't care if they're responsible because there's no money to get. so what is the government going to do? already paying for these people. what is the point of changing the system? it is the same thing. thank you. >> host: before you hang up, any follow-up questions? his story sounds like when you might ever before. >> guest: is out there. a lot of anecdotes about employers. holy cow firings. i suspect a lot of

a donnie brasco guy.'t want to say who, because i don't want to get these guys mad at me. but they're big -- one of their big operations, dealing with viagra, illegal viagra. $5 to $20 a pill and cyalis. they got the four guys -- >> is that why you're reading -- >> show what's really on the page. >> i'm not reading that. i don't care about -- i'm very patriotic but that's not what i'm reading. i'm reading wood fellows. i like the name. i like the name wood fellows. there is a larry david episode where he runs out and he's got an important date and he goes down to, like -- washington square park and sits next -- he sits next to, i can't remember who played the guy he sat next to, but there is a viagra transaction and then -- >> little blue pill. >> and then he's with the woman and she thinks he's a god and he leans forward and the blue pill falls out of his pocket and she sees it and she says you're juiced, like you're on steroids and she wouldn't date him anymore. these guys were dealing viagra. >> for $5

congressman mike kelly, josh wolf and donny brasco. go inside the mob.d you talk about your dutch paper in fifth grade? >> gretchen: that's why he -- now i'm making sense. hehe wanted to throw off anyone from thinking ump in the mob. it's time to go out to maria molina. do you remember writing a report in school. what country did you choose? >> nicaragua, where i'm from. that was an easy choice, and also when i talk about sports, i talk about roberto clemente, brian. he's a baseball player who died flying to nicaragua, sending aid over there. that was very generous. unfortunate situation. let's talk about the weather because we have a lot to talk about. we want to head to the tropics where we have tropical storm dorian, maximum sustained winds at 65 miles an hour. it will take several days, continuing on a west northwest track before eventually by early tuesday morning, it's going to stay north of puerto rico and also the dominican republic. we could be looking at potential impacts to southeastern coast of the u.s. and why we're talk being this storm is

. >> if i could recommend one, "donny brasco." >> i do not recommend "lone ranger."ve small kids, what about "despicable me 2"? >> minyons. i loved the movie one. it had a great heart to it. steve carell plays a good impeachment now we're seeing the sequel where he is not a villain. the anti-villain league says help us take down this new super villain. it's great for the whole family. it's not as good as the first despicable me. the first two acts are slow. but the minyons are the best part. once you get to the third part, i really liked it. 3 1/2 out of five. good for the whole family and worth seeing in 3d. >> gretchen: all right. kevin, thanks so much for helping us out for our movie weekend. have a great one. we'll see you next week. >> happy fourth of july. >> clayton: thanks. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, women flocking to twitter with messages like, quote, why does such a sexy man have to go to jail? they're talking about accused murderer aaron hernandez. is this normal? is this nuts? dr. keith ablow has the answer. >> gretchen: then people are allowed t

. >> during a recent race, halfway through a 5k, donnie ditched his wheelchair and started walking underine for the first time. that's a mile and a half. and i want you to look at his face because you can see the struggle. it's painful. each step, there is pain, and you can see it on his face. johnny told his mother that he had a bigger reason than just himself for wanting to finish this race. and he got closer to the finish line, and the crowd grew, and they grew behind him, and they waited there for him. and the reason became clear. >> before he ran the race, he said, you know, mom, i just want to do this so i can inspire at least one person. and to see all those people behind him was really, really amazing. >> yeah, it was really quite touching for me, too. to see everybody behind me. the whole crowd was behind me. it was awesome. >> yeah, he inspired more than one person. johnny made it. changing his life and a lot of lives along the way. you can't help but feel that. you can't help but feel it. >> i have chills right now. he definitely inspired us. >> the idea that he said you know

. >> topical lingerie ads, donny deutsche would be proud. >> what woman wants to buy underwear and think. >> trending today.com, centers on nutrition advocates targeting the big catch meal at long john silver's. seven ounce fried haddock, hush puppies and onion rings. lab tests revealed the meal contains 33 grams of trans fat, 19 grams of saturated fat and 1300 calories. it says it offers a variety of meal choices, including bake fish and shrimp. >> it's always fish. you think you're going for the healthy option. >> not when it's deep fried in they did have a side of green beans, though. trending on live science, has the in famous loch ness monster mystery been solved? nonsense says one italian geologist who say it is size mcactivity. it runs right through the area. the loch ness mystery dates back to the 1930s when a london surgeon claimed to capture that strange photo that you see there. it was later revealed to be a hoax. still no scientific evidence proving the evidence of the monster. sorry, savannah, to break it to you. >> we love nesi. >> why are you punching holes in the story? >

let us hear from donnie in tennessee. good morning. caller: we have about 30 employees. we could easily higher 20 or 30 more but we will not do it because of obama care. it is one of the largest hospitals in america. we just laid off it is one of the largest hospitals in america. the reasons that he did not institute his policies simply because there were elections coming up in november. myat is ready much it. question for the lady in the red, i apologize, i forget her name --she said people that do not get insurance if they get hurt they are going to be responsible. andthey do not have the money they are already getting subsidiesthey do not care if ,they are responsible. there's nobody to get. it looks like we are already paying for these people to start with. a change in the system is the any way i look at it.host: follow-up questions? there are a lot of antidotes -- anecdotes about employers saying they are holding of hiring. i suspect a lot of it is because of uncertainty surrounding the law. i think i met this one man down this idea that you can somehow go to the em

and >> just as the country was out of donny and it was a trial who pushed for the manhattan and was on trial for the murder character in his defense attorneys were both alan -- shared for a and alexander hamilton. there was a remarkable trial that took place in the '70s. but to have these rivals, i was not give away the ending. >> the first problem to explain secularization is that it is understood by great modernist in their plenty of mediocre ones that the process that decisions slowly but surely go for mayors or the more sophisticated precinct hamas as they become more acre gated in more prosperous. >> some of these find themselves more skeptical. but somewhere in the long run but this could take a while. and to be famous lee predicted the four months death to reach everyone but no matter how long come there has been the posted limit among secular figures that in the long ride but again this has been assumed by many people not to be accurate. just like the candles on a birthday cake. individual we have until there is nobody left. but there are some problems with this idea. first-com