ichi.e, donnie? -- donny?ellen did this with bill gates. >> how much does a gallon of milk cost? >> a gallon of milk i would say -- >> quart of milk, any quantity of milk. >> $3. >> depends where you buy it, too. >> have you ever seen donny's refrigerator? >> no. >> it's incredible. >> have you seen it? >> yes, i have. >> why have you seen donny's refrigerator. >> i can't get into that. but if you go into donny's house, everything is labelled. he's got like a kato kaelin figure in his house. all the clothes are labelled in the closet. everything is labelled? >> are you kidding? >> and when you get to the refrigerator everything also has a label. so. >> like "this is milk?" >> "this is the eggs, this is the milk." am i right? >> you need help knowing what the milk is? >> 2% milk, whole milk. >> i'm going back to the bible. >> are you ocd? is this an ocd thing? >> i feel very personally exposed right now and i'm a very organized person. >> he's very organized. >> i don't know how to respond to this. others say t

still with us we have donny deutsch.trategist and msnbc political analyst susan del percio. pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. and joining the conversation, "new york times" reporter michael schmidt and editor-in-chief of "law fair" and an msnbc legal analyst benjamin wittes. good to have you on board. >> we went last hour, showed a couple of clips and, ben, why don't we get those cued up. a couple clips -- >> they're incredible. >> showing rod rosenstein going in there and not being asked questions, basically being shouted at by unhinged members of the house republican party who are not carrying themselves the same way republicans in the united states senate are. the chairman of the judiciary in the senate has said that there's an investigation going on on whether vladimir putin try to influence our election in 2016 and still is in 2018. you have chairman burr from north carolina who has been working very well with the ranking membe

we've got -- how about this, donny, ad legend, marketing god donny deutsch. >> thank you. >> you're welcomeat's much better than donny. >> yeah, like why is he here? >> yeah, exactly. also we have former aide to george w. bush's white house and the state department's elise jordan. we have columnist and associate editor for the "washington post" david ignatius, nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of kas kasie/d.c. on msnbc, kasie hunt. and we have white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire. we lost last night 4-2, jonathan, but tonight is another night. we have chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university eddie glaude jr. and pulitzer prize winning historian and author of the new best selling book "the soul of america, the battle for our better angels," jon meacham. david ignatius, let's talk about italy. we've seen what happens in poland, what's happened in bulgaria, sort of this populist move that's going across europe and may put in danger the gains the united states and western europe have made since 1945 in danger. talk about wh

don a donnie deutsche is with us.bc world news america, katty kay joins us. before we begin, joe, i wanted to start the show pointing to your column in the "washington post" because, while i loved the message and i think it's worth repeating, it was one of those moments where i thought, oh, my god, that all just happened this week? it is the shock, the shocks keep coming. >> the shocks do keep coming. it is pretty remarkable. i remember when i first started writing for "the washington post," i asked gene robinson, when do you start preparing for this? he said used to be i come up with an idea a couple days before and sketch it out. he said, as you are probably finding out, so much happens every day that you have to wake up every morning and write the day of the deadline. you look at the column this week and look at all the remarkable claims that were made by the trump white house, all the constitutional claims that were made by the trump white house, everything that's happened, that happened this week is quite stunnin

. >>> here's more of donny deutsche talking about his friend michael cohen, the man who he expects isin u.s. history. >> saying as if he's been working for any president. he's going to have to do what's best for his family. he does not have any loyalist on the other side of the equation. >> do you think today he understands that more than previously? >> i think every day he's understood it more and more. >> joining us, a former u.s. district attorney and former counsel to the mayor of new york city, and back with us ron kline. and maya, the expectation now of michael cohen cooperating with federal prosecuters gets higher and higher. donny deutsche is fueling it. >> it's hard to imagine -- i wasn't born today, but it is hard to imagine him not cooperating, quite frankly. remember that l cohen is someone who was already very unusual for there to be the kind of search warrants that we saw on his residences, his offices and hotel because he's an attorney and because he had been an attorney for a sitting president. nonetheless, though, searches happened. they happened because there was a l

governor huckabee might have mispronounced donny deutsch's name.time or 120th time. if you have name like you this can't complain if people say it badly. take a look at this guys. get a shot here. you made this. you made this. >> yes. >> what did the rest of you make when you came? people are making shirts now to come. >> i didn't want to carry a poster. rick: where are you from? >> take a look at the weather maps. show you what's going on today. especially down across parts of the south again. we had severe weather yesterday, another batch today around the d.c. area across parts of southern new jersey, get ready tomorrow the bulls eye is right there parts of kansas and oklahoma. a bit of a severe weather outbreak tomorrow. certainly some very strong winds and possibly a few tornadoes thrown in there as well. here is the forecast for today across the mid-atlantic, northeast ohio valley. scattered showers. a cooler day as well down across the south. certainly plenty warm and we have showers across parts of florida and again throughout parts of oklah

msnbc national security analyst frank figliuzzi, former assistant director with the fbi, nick, and donny deutsche is in the house, which always means a good time will be had by all. let me start with you, frank figliuzzi and let me ask you a question. the president's excuse for not meeting with bob mueller for an interview was north korea. the president's excuse, as ashley parker details in some fantastic new reporting we're going to get to in a minute in the washington post, for not wanting to go to canada is the north korea meeting. the president opened his mouth and told all of us he doesn't need to prepare for that. he's got it all up here. what does it look like to investigators when the excuse that the president and his lawyer hold out falls apart in public view? and if you look at the mueller probe, you look at the cohen raid, you look at the women and their lawsuits that are proceeding, summer zervos and stormy daniels, what do investigators think when they see the president's conduct like what was on display this morning? >> it looks a whole lot like evasiveness to investigators

if donnie got dumber he would be to donnie. [laughter] what he was mad about happened for trump. the only change is the guy in office. brooke baldwin, a rare exception, got it right. >> here is a question for democrats. so many people are outraged by the cages and thermal blankets and facilities and they were all there in 2014 under president obama. my question to you is did you speak up against them then? >> you know, on this issue that we get into a moment where we are making progress and then when it stalls we turn around. [laughter] greg: i don't think those are words. talk about a deer in the headlight. that senator got mugged by the truth in broad daylight . people now care about the problem because it is trump. good, imagine if you have four more years of some democrats the human trafficking that happened only under obama would be largely ignored. this abuse happened while he was president. even the liberal website agrees but then the press forgot they covered it because amnesia will not interrupt her anti- trump tantrums. trump owns it was trying to stop it is all the gre

donny is inspired by my mother. >> a liar is the worst thing you can be.bad. >> alicia silverstone plays a mom raising two kids lon. >> she's a bad ass fierce woman who's really a trailblazer of her time. it's 1955. her whole world comes crashing down. she claws her way back up. >> as for the fashion it's all '70s chic. >> a lot of hair and nails. >> there's a point when alicia comes up wearing a mesh dress. that's something zblirm i get to wear a twiggy dress. >> did you know how big my afro could have been if i lived in the 70s? would have filled up the whole screen. >>> when we come back, the ovide- >>> well rg tonight on fox, diddy, dj khaled, meghan trainor are all back for the four. >> they're'sing our lightning round questions beginning with the preshow. >> i go like this, "the one". >> friday on the golf course, with khaled. >> everybody gets serious. >> then there's what happened after the show. >> unbuttoned my shirt. chill and be with my son and my queen. >> take off the corset. >> i take the wig off. this is not my hair. >> as for their go-to k

we meet quarterly with president donnie to review progress under those metrics, again this is an afghan government initiative and not something that we have put forward as part of our conditionality. >> do you think they are making progress. >> we do and we see serious efforts, there's areas where we make progress faster and areas when there's less progress we been able to have the kinds of top level conversations to keep the momentum behind reform. >> thank you. we go now to mr. brad sherman of california. >> is good to see you secretary and investor. it raises the question, when does the administration going to a point a permanent assistant secretary for south and central asia? has the have indicated that? >> secretary pompeo, when he testified, he indicated he would be moving soon to make appointments including. >> did he criticize or apologize for the fact that throughout the tenure of his predecessor no one had been nominated to a position as important as the one you are acting in. >> i'm very grateful that both secretary tillerson and pompeo have been given full grit to undertake

also on msnbc, the commentator donnie deutsche claimed every trump voter, every one of them, 63 millioni. watch. >> we can no longer say trump is the bad guy. if you vote for trump, you're the bad guy. if you vote for trump, you are ripping children from parents' arms. if you vote for trump, then you, the voter, you not donald trump are standing at theou border like nazis going you here, you here. >> tucker: so where is this going? you know exactly where it's going. if you really believe nazis were taking over your country, what wouldn't you do to them? you would fight them. you would have a moral obligation to. anyone who tells you the political opponent in this country american citizens is nazis is pushing us to violence, obviously. we asked msnbc today if they supported all this and why are they allowing this on the air? they didn't respond to us. dan bongino is a former nypd officer and former secret service and he joins us tonight.on dan, the left is always conflating words with violence. you said something that makes me feel unsafe. i hate that. i think people should be able to sa

donny is inspired by my mother. >> a liar is the worst thing you can be.d. >> alicia silverstone plays a mom raising two kids lon. >> she's a bad ass fierce woman who's really a trailblazer of her time. it's 1955. her whole world comes crashing down. she claws her way back up. >> as for the fashion it's all '70s chic. >> a lot of hair and nails. >> there's a point when alicia comes up wearing a mesh dress. that's something zblirm i get to wear a twiggy dress. >> did you know how big my afro could have been if i lived in the 70s? would have filled up the whole screen. >>> when we come back, the kron-4 news at eight: a triple shooting in a busy san francisco neighborhood.tonight, one person is dead.. two others are in the hospital.the suspect is still on the loose. we are live with the very latest.also, it's being called one of the largest busts in state history.where authorities confiscated nearly 50-thousand pounds of illegal fireworks.plus... new numbers in the race for san francisco mayor, and it is still too close to call. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. t

donny's words are worth their weight in gold. he spoke to michael as recently as today and smopoken about thi case. >> michael's words to me, he's loyal. he said i'd rather jump out of a building than turn on donald trump. i spoke with him yesterday and he doesn't know what he's talking about. sg you're michael cohen's friend. how's he doing? >> he's okay. i spent about an hour with him yesterday and i spoke with him today. >> friend. foc. >> friend of cohen. >> yes. he and i have a complicated relationship. anybody who watches knows how i feel about trump. michael and i go back 15 years. i've tried to help him in way. my a at the end of the day michael will have to do what's best for his family because he doesn't have a loyalist on the other side of the equation. >> do you think he understands that more than previously in. >> i think every day he's understood it more and more. the way you kind of frame the issue about the payments. that's not what they are fighting about. i think trump has stepped aside from paying because he wa

and donny deutsch, you know what this president is thinking. he's pulling back because this is a massive pr failure and whether ivanka said daddy, this doesn't look good, or trump said that ivanka said daddy, this doesn't look good, that reporting is fascinating. you know why? because that's all they care about. what it looks like. it's deranged. it's abusive. it's cruel, it's evil and the entire world is watching. it is now the time that he has gone too far. question mark? go. >> i want to attach what you just said to the question about politicizing, and i could put an exclamation mark on everything you said. it was particularly reprehensible when ivanka said, it looks a certain way. this can no longer be about who trump is it has to be about who we are. if we are working towards november, we can no longer say trump's the bad guy. if you vote for trump, you're the bat guy, if you vote for trump, you are ripping children from parents' arms. the mistake that we've made in the past is look at that bad guy over there, look at that bad guy. what th

take a look at what michael cohen's friend, donny deutsch, told us about the decision he may have toe at the end of the day, michael cohen is going to do, and i've said this before, what you would do, what i would do. to do what's best for him and his family. i think whatever comes out involving michael will have to do with some stormy daniels' things possibly, possibly some missing links to solve the problem with russia. >> sophia, i know you're not a professional anger translator, but what would your translation be of what donny deutsch is getting at? >> one, i agree with him. i've been on the record for months now, saying that cohen would flip, call it flip, cut a deal, whatever it is. it's about self-preservation. look, you're an attorney, i'm an attorney, we're all attorneys here. we've all dealt with witnesses, whether it's in congressional investigations or criminal cases. when a person is squeezed enough and they have enough to lose, and michael cohen has a lot to lose. he's ghot a $9 million house, he has a big lifestyle, he has a family. his legal license will probably be i

donnie deutsche joins the conversation. i've been reading polls my whole career.e never seen a poll on democracy in america that shows that many americans think our democracy is in decline. >> i texted you this morning that after the supreme court ruling, i got a stomachache. what happened today is sump a stunning exclamation point of why 50% should be worried and the over 50% should stay up and pay attention. our president basically has the latitude now in the name of national security to make any decision he wants. that's what that supreme court ruling said to me. that's the justification. we know where he came from, we know the racial bias. that's scary to me. that's scary that if six months from now he decides he doesn't like israel and jews are getting a little yappy, people like me, we speak too much, he thinks it's not good for national security. now, i know that's not going to happen, but that's the math. that's what's going on here. our fundamental bedrocks of who we are, of checks and balances -- this is a man who does not want the free press, thinks the

mandela had a tribal history.sometimes it comes from other qualities like donnie spirituality. so you have to have personal capital and political skills. >> and so some of the failings here are about where the political skills were insufficient to get to where they wanted to do. woodrow wilson is a good example. he had this great vision, terrible political skills and it wasn't just that the country wanted to be isolationist, he was so arrogant that he couldn't deal with anybody, i think his partners, george clemens or the french from your said that he thought that he was a christlike figure. so you need the political skills and you need a vision. that's the why. you need to give people a sense of what's wrong with the president, where you want to take them and then grounded in values that they feel comfortable with so ultimately this was because failing at home. we all loved him around the world and he made major changes but his downfall became because he didn't ground that in values that made people, change is scary. if people a sense of confidence that would work out. itzhak

it's like donnie and marie, you know, so i don't know, i just feel like i hope that i can at least starteally have. (applause) i any you have started more than a conversation, i think you started a move am because not just the documentary but love loud say festival that you kicked off in utah, a festival where you came out playing music, bringing people together and as the name suggests, love loud was about being proud and it's one of my favorite moments in the documentary is when you come up with that name. how did you come up with it and why was it so inspiring for to you use that tight snel. >> you know, i think that most people that i talked to who are religious, mormons, catholic, whatever it is, and who are conflicted about, this they say you know what, i love our lgbtq youth, i love them, but in is always this little dagger behind the back of, you know, i love you but. >> right. >> i love you if, you know, and so it is not real love t is an empty word it-- to our youth that i have spoken with, they say you know what, i would rather you say you don't love me. you done accept me. th

listen to self-described "business rebel," donny deutsch. >> i have gotten many phone calls from lawyersvicious, aggressive calls from lawyers, using that kind of language, and "i will sue you and you will rue the day you met me and i'll drag you in court." i promise you, there are dozens and dozens and dozens of lawyers in new york who are hearing that conversation and hearing their own voices. >> jordan: yes! in fact, i hear my own lawyer's voice in what cohen said. and i'll prove it, by giving my lawyer, rick ballbuster, a call. good luck downloading the memory of this landline, mueller! ( phone dials ) >> hello? >> jordan: hey, rick, jordan klepper here. just wanted to check in and see if you can make my barbecue this weekend. >> if you call me one more time about this limp dick jamboree you call a barbecue i'm going to grease my whole arm and shove it up your ass to puppet your mouth shut. i'll be there. >> jordan: glad to hear it! >> i'm not done, you chatty scrotum. i'm making sangria, a nice, summery white ( bleep ) sangria, and i don't want any judgments about the fruit being so

army veteran donnie haynes talks about his experience during the vietnam war. watch the c-span networks this weekend. canadian prime minister justin trudeau held a news conference shortly after the u.s. announced tariffs on steel and aluminum air -- imports from canada, mexico, and the eu. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us. today, we find ourselves the target of punitive tariffs under pretext of through -- 232 national security provision. let me be clear. these tariffs are totally unacceptable. for 150 years, canada has been the united states' most steadfast ally. let us be clear, these tariffs are unacceptable. years, canada150 has been the united states' most steadfast partner. canadians and americans fought alongside each other during both world wars and in korea. -- from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of afghanistan, we fought together and we mourn the loss of our fallen comrades together. been partners in norad, nato, everywhere across the world. the united states after september 11, just as the americans d

donny deutch is -- >> yeah, that liberal michael hayden, yeah, that screaming liberal michael hayden. >> you're out of your cotton picking mind. >> cotton picking mind? >> you guys are out of your minds. >> brother, let me tell you something, i got some -- i got some relatives who pick cotton, and i'm not going to sit here and allow you -- >> this is ridiculous. >> now, bossie later apologized for saying cotton picking mind and said he should have chosen his words more carefully. fox news also released a statement calling the outburst deeply offensive and wholly inappropriate. >>> well, hours before his funeral we're hearing from the parents of the teen shot and killed by police in east pittsburgh. antwon rose's mother and father spoke exclusively with abc news, and they say they want their son back and their killer punished. >> i miss my baby. >> reporter: this morning the words of the grieving mother and father of antwon rose. >> every time you turn on the tv, there's a young african-american male shot by the police. and you say, i feel sorry for them. the them is me. the them is hi

then when you wrote this, my dad would call him donnie. why don't you call it something like that. the exports are out to here. seen i don't remembers. always living in shadow. i have kind of strategize approval. there are so many different dumps. ivanka want to get divorced. they started having an epic public battle over the assets, over their marriage. my drunk beld him to get some arrangement, keep today 2. it happened bank cuss. i said, yeah, it was all my fault. >> wow. >> well, let's called a real story with dump. it's fascinating. thank you. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it. >>> president trump asks the players to consider two players with an on ed in tomorrow's parker. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits

. >> steve and i are donnie and marie without the sexual tension.ry. >> your comedy was effortless. kept thinking how it would be if you put a little effort night. >> clever nod to their skits. >> your teeth are so white. your smile is like an e-mail from grandma, all caps. >> we can walk on stage, little really. just, just edge into the curtain. we will turn to each other and say, that one joke, should come before the other thing. do that. do this. blah, blah blah. revising in the wings. >> you can remember it. >> no one would blame martin short at 68, or steve martin at 72, if they did coast a little built with a shrew of award. ♪ king tut how did you get so funky ♪ >> a perfectly good day ruined. right. wrong. not with ronko's shower in a briefcase. >> nearly 90 movies between them. >> here, boy. marie. marie. >> they're not out to prove anything. this is about two friend having fun. >> through the years you made me grin. >> what is it like getting around together? >> very fun. >> great fun. >> the other day i said to marty. thank god we are not

janus, donnie kaelin wrote a piece who said, i work with mr. janus and without a union his job would be outsourced by now. he says mr. janus has received $17,000 in union negotiated raises. the public that he serves has access to resources because our union has fought to defend. our union blocked the employer from doubling the cost of mr. janus' health benefits. mr. janus: i find that interesting because i would like to know where that $17,000 is. the collective bargaining in illinois, the union asked for collective bargaining, they asked for that all-inclusive and they received it. and whether i wanted it or not, they asked for it, they got it, i got included in it. here is the other question. why does it cost all this extra money that they collect from me you have a when bargaining committee of, let's say 10 people? anymorea cost the union to bargain for 500 5000 people versus 10 people is there any additional cost. all you have to do is look at a standard business model. where is that extra money going? give us nebulous line items that were

♪ ♪ my name is donnie. let's go sell some dogs.work on some high-speed hot dog delivery with cubs outfielder kyle schwarber. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: now i was ready to press the flesh and move some meat. hot dogs! everybody's a weaner. come on, step right up. who wants a hot dog? get your hot dogs while you can. life is short. we could die at any minute. who wants a hot dog. come on, just catch it. oh! that's $6.50. you got it? >> ready! >> stephen: hey! you guys want some meat in your mouth? come on. all i got is hot dog. literally, that's all i have in my life. i've driven away everyone who loved me. hot dogs! ice cold hot dogs. >> the contest? the contest is give me $6.50, i'll give you a hot dog. take this dog down to intestine town. it's what it's made of. whew. what do you need? >> i need a hot dog. >> stephen: you griez cute. >> thank you. >> stephen: you guys -- do you guys party? a little bit. >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: what are you doing after the game? >> hanging out with you. >> stephen:

our good friend donny downer, marty batista, happy almost over the hump day. 50 degrees, ice 49 and low 50s. 51 in the city with two other observations showing 49 and 50. it is very cool because a water temperature is cold. san francisco bouy is 50, half moon bay 52 and monterey bay 52. we have a few high clouds and some low clouds giving us a partly cloudy morning with an onshore breeze for some. 40s and 50s on the thames. these clouds will be with us in the morning and then mostly sunny this afternoon. 60s and 70s on a very comfortable day. >>> sal castendo tells us the traffic is -- >> moderate. it is beginning to fill in at this hour. you can get a decent commute getting on the roadway early. by early, i mean pretty soon. this is a look at the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze. it is 21 minutes . traffic is backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay, maybe a little less if you're using fast-tracked and a lot less if you're using a carpool lane on the bridge. here's a look at the east bay commute, which still looks good on interstate 80 on 580 in oakland. if you're driving with six

. >> sean: little donnie on his tv show gets a point to rating and michael moore, we work get lecturedy them, seriously? the rhetoric coming from the left, it needs to cool down. this is not going to end well if it keeps up. the hostility towards the president, has sucss and allies and supporters, it's all predictable. they now see the blue title wave receding, and that's what scares them. donald trump's success is their failure which means they want the country to fail or they can't get their power back. now let's turn our attention to other developments tonight surrounding robert mueller's run away with witch hunt. for months on this program we have questioned the legitimacy of the investigation, and, we have a new report tonight from real clear politics. and now corroborated once again. much of what we have been saying and now corroborated once again. the federal bureau of investigation has formally opened its trump administration, and clinton affiliated political operatives repeatedly approached the trump campaign and a trial that failed to damage it. in other words, the fbi a part

our good friend donny downer, marty batista, happy almost over the hump day. 50 degrees, ice 49 and lowations showing 49 and 50. it is very cool because a water temperature is cold. san francisco bouy is 50, half moon bay 52 and monterey bay 52. we have a few high clouds and some low clouds giving us a partly cloudy morning with an onshore breeze for some. 40s and 50s on the thames. these clouds will be with us in the morning and then mostly sunny this afternoon. 60s and 70s on a very comfortable day. >>> sal castendo tells us the traffic is -- >> moderate. it is beginning

. >> donny deutsche is talking. >> that liberal michael hayden. that's screaming -- >> you're out of your cotton-pickin' mind. brother, let me tell you something. >> you guys are out of your minds. >> you have some relatives who picked cotton. >> this is ridiculous. >> i'm not going to allow you to attack me like that. i'm not out of my cotton pickin' mind. >> joel payne joins me. reacted quickly too it. it's known as a racist term. what did you think as soon as you heard it? >> well, obviously i felt demean. there were different stages of rage and trying to keep my composure. obviously we want a civilized discussion. unfortunately that's part for the course for this president and the people who surround him. >> did you get an opportunity to talk to david vieossie? >> we had a brief, very terse exchange. he express misdemeanor regret. i'll keep most of what we said to ourselves. he was not in any mood to talk, as you can imagine at that point. >> what is your your pops to the response to it? it's gone vival. what do you make of the way folks have

yen, bryan, their kids jennifer and kimberly as well as cousin tv and his son, donny.yen: you know, i really feel fortunate we live in this town and we have a lot of support. when we went to open this store, all my friends said, "i want to have vietnamese food." i know that here you have to have mexican food. so i went and talked to the best mexican cook in town maricela. >> bryan:yeah, this is the, the chef right here. >> maricela: hi. >> yen: yeaanthony: the pho her good. brisket, eye round, meatball, tripe and tendon, just like back home. ceviche made from vinh's fresh shrimp. and, of course, tacos, migas style, with eggs, jalapeños, and tomatoes. the kids who grew up in this community -- >> yen: these are the kids -- >> bryan: yeah, these are the kids right here. >> anthony: what are they doing? >> dough:i was born here in '76, so i'm a natural born citizen. working with my dad, right hand man, you know? shrimping, building boats. just kind of seeing what they went through, i mean it's, i definitely appreciate life, you know? >> kimberly: jen here's a lawyer, my si

. >> magic 102.3 that's where i work every monday through friday afternoon on the donny simpson show.et's get to the weather. everybody wants to know lary weekendooking great. >> yeah, pretty good. i think today we're perfectly dry, tomorrow there's at least a chanc of a shower or a thunderstorm but hey, listen, we've had so many weekends that have not beenyeal p around here the last several days;, last several days. the last several weeks. it is so nice just to have this. what's ahead though? the hot stuff is coming. it looks like the trend is hot and temperatures -- i would consider this to be a little bit of a mini heat wave coming our way. there is a loose definition of a heat wave and it typically takes 3 days. you want 3 days of well above average temperatures, so we should be around 85 this time of year. today we're 88. so that doesn't class my but i think y days didn't change here okay. don't looat this.it did it. no, it didn't. it just changed o-though. that's weird. but look, 88 today. look, it's going back andun forth. i doderstand. i don't know why my machine's doing that.

. >> donny deutsche on msnbc said anyone who supports trump is a nazi.s is not some confined fringe element crazies on social media. this is allegedly serious people. the former head of the cia tells us this is a nazi-like experiment. the rhetoric on the left has been insane. >> laura bush, who is a republican, who is a former first lady, also talked about japanese internment camps. >> that's completely outrageous. by the way, her husband signed a law that created -- >> i do hear what you're saying, steve, because while the president and republicans may be at risk of looking too callous here, maria, are democrats at risk of looking like they are maybe too soft on illegal immigration? >> no, because the fact of the matter is, democrats have been the one pushing a sensible comprehensive immigration bill that actually strengthens border security and republicans have been unable to come to the table to talk about sensible immigration reform. what democrats will not support is an anti-immigrant bill that spends billions and billions of taxpayer money for a ri

people like donny deutsch on msnbc.lise jordan on nbc who said if you vote for president trump, you're a nazi and the social shunning of sarah sanders' family was okay. so it's not just waters who quitely is crazy, a lot of those who are supposedly respectable who are also voicing, i'm very much disrespecting her, who are voicing these -- >> now that we're this this world where it's fine to just personally malign people, but that's the world we're in. steve part of the reason we're in this world is because of the man you come on here and defepd. if you're saying water should e resign, fine. and you're seeing the president should. >> hillary wants to abolish the second amendment. if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> i love the old days, you know what they did to guys like that in a place like this, they'd be carried out on a stretch e, folks. if you see somebody ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them. >> so, s

"time" is thinner than donnie deutsche's spine.upporters are no different than nazi prison guards if you support him on immigration. so now he has deemed everybody evil. you have to understanding when you call somebody a nazi, you are giving other people license to hurt them. i have not heard a peep from msnbc on this. that's dangerous stuff. >> jesse: comparing them to isis, to al qaeda. that, again, gives license to people who know what is they are going to do. >> i feel they are missing the point of trump's presidency, this america-first concept that we're talking about. what he did here is really tremendous bringing out these angel families. we never hear the left's outrage we never hear the names of the families separated permanently as he said permanently from their children because of illegal immigration. this is why their outrage is never taken seriously. look, let me say on behalf of all conservatives. nobody wants to see a parent separated from their child. that is awful across the board. that's not what we are saying her

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donny deutsch -- >> that liberal michael hayden. your cotton-picking mind. >> cotton-picking mind? brother, let me tell you something. let me tell you something. i've got some -- >> well, bossy did take to twitter a little later saying during a heated segment on fox & friends today i should have chosen my words more carefully and every used the offensive words did i. i apologize to joel paine, fox news and its viewers. was that a dog whistle or did bossy not even realize the racial undertones of what he had said? >> i've seen people trying to defend it by saying well, you know, that's a common phrase in the south. david bossie is from boston. i don't think he grew up saying that phrase. i think it's kind of extraordinary that he couldn't hear that if he was saying it to a black commentator. it's just so over the top and outrageous. and unfortunately, it's emblematic of what's going on. people are saying things in the past ten years, 20 years, we thought we'd gotten away from. i think it's kind of extraordinary. and you know, what is

our enforcement of our immigration laws as concentration camps, internment camps, you are nazis, donnieutsche. let's play this maybe joel will react to a sound bite. let's play it. >> if you vote for trump, then you, the voter, you, not donald trump, are standing at the border, like nazis, go you here, you here. i think we now have to flip it and it's given the evilness of donald trump. but if you vote. can you no longer separate yourself. if there are you going to react to that one or talk about the numbers. >> i will react. if it doesn't bother that you are children are being separated from mothers and fathers. >> do you know what bothers me. >> and put in internment camps that's exactly what it is. it's internment camps that's exactly what it is. if you are comfortable with that and by the way i know had you a guest here yesterday. >> laura: talking over mere. >> we had a guest here yesterday they talked to some african-americans. well, i also talked to some african-americans. and i can tell you none of us thought what she said had any basis in reality. >> laura: i don't know what yo

when he was growing up his dad called him donny, which is a moniker the elder trump wouldn't go by.t's a name i hate, he explained in the art of the deal. why would he call him by a nickname he hated? >> he saw him as his senior, living in his shadow and always trying to strive for his approval. there's so many other ant dotes in there. the time when donald trump, sr. and ivana trump got divorced, and he sent up body guards to the triplex and said i'm taking my eldest son. and he basically held him hostage to try and get leverage over ivana trump, and when ivana said, fine, keep him, i have two other kids to raise donald trump said screw it, and sent him back up. >> wow, wow. okay, well, it's called "the real story of donald trump, jr." and in gq and fascinating. >>> when we come back, donald trump asked players to come up with a list they felt in the justice system they felt needed pardoning. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. still nervous [about bu

. >> donny deutsch is -- >> that liberal michael hayden. >> you're out of your cotton picking mind. >tton picking mind? let me tell you something -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> cotton picking mind, it is a clo colloqui colloquialism. generations of black women, men, and children were forced under the threat of violence and death and for no compensation to pick cotton. he's since apologized, tweeting -- >> notably, he doesn't try to deflect here. he admits that the phrase was offensive, which is more than can be said of corey lewandowski. you might remember this exchange from last week. >> look, i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage -- >> wa-wa. >> did you say wa-wa to a 10-year-old with down syndrome? >> instead of apologizing, lewandowski explained that he was trying to own the libs, so to speak. >> i talk often about the nature of civility. i believe our political system is sorely lacking in this virtue. but, and this is important, civility is a two-way street. you can't expect someone to treat you with civility whil

. >> those cryptic comments coming from donny deutsch, a long time friend of michael cohen's raisingpeculation that michael cohen may be ready to fl. we confirmed that michael cohen resigned from republican national committee. he says he stepped down because of legal battles and publically took a shot at his former boss writing i cannot personally support a zero tolerance immigration policy that permits thousands of innocent children being separated from their parents. the images and sounds of this family separation policy are heart wrenching. while i strongly support measures to secure our borders children should never be used as bargaining chips. i am joined by joyce vance. he reportedly hired a new lawyer and resigned from the rnc and apparently is annoyed that the president is not helping out with legal bills and going after the zero tolerance policy. do you think he is getting ready to flip? >> the signs indicate that he is walking that direction at least preparing himself or perhaps his lawyers are preparing to do that. his new lawyers, the lawyer himself is an alum nuof the so

donny deutsch is talking -- >> that liberal michael hayden.t screaming liberal -- >> you're out of your cotton d cotton-picking mind. >> cotton-picking mind? i got some relatives that picked cotton. i won't let you talk to me like that on tv. >> you're out of your mind. >> you saw fox news host there, ed henry, in the middle. he said after that exchange that he and fox news, quote, don't agree with that particular phrase and that it was obviously offensive. this comes amid some new tweets from president trump on immigration. one of which recently he says, in part, we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. and today democratic congressman louis gutierrez weighed in on the president's use of rhetoric like that. >> the president uses words like, they're breeders in sanctuary cities. we're protecting "breeders." yesterday he said, "they come to infest." these are the kinds of words the republican party and this president uses. and he doesn't use it as immigration policy. he doesn't use it as border control policy. he uses it as an

. >> pat toomey is on the bill, donny isakson is on the bill, and who are some of the other gentlemen lee, sasse, so we have several people that are on the bill, but there's no question that leadership in general is wary of doing anything that might upset the president. i mean, we're going to be here during recease generally speaking which is fine with me, but look, it's more about trump else. upset than it is anything so, look, it's just there. it's, you know, not a place that i wish we were, but especially on something like tariffs that, look, i think 95% of the people in our caucus, at least, you know, peoplehat feel we should be able to weigh in on the tariff issue, but some of them are not willing to take on the president. >> what do you think the ramifications are for your party if you are not willing to stand up to the president on some of these key issues? >> i think it's -- again, i want to say we have a lot of people who are willing to do the things that theyl are like for our country and we have some that are fearful of upsetting the president and it would mostly be around