donnie? just played the piano. >> wow. >> but -- >> geniuses on the interwebs point out that it wasn't a ghost but her google phone rebooting. take a listen to both for yourself. >> donnie! donnie? someone just played the piano. ♪ >> wow. >> that's definitely it. so the question is, did she not realize it and did she actually think someone was playing the piano? or were they just trying to pull one over on us. >> i'm thinking she didn't realize it. because you can kind of hear him yelling and she knows after watching new kids on the block that he doesn't know how to play a tune or any sort of instrument, so it wasn't donnie. >>> after losing 17 straight games, the cleveland browns might want to consider getting off the field. >> they have tweeted out their own parody of the hit show "the office." >> it stars several of the players. you see miles garrett here shredding a photo of ben roethlisberger. >> they are being featured in the series "hard knocks." >> as for their day jobs, they report t

>> well, firstly, just to donny's point, to be clear.ve that michael cohen -- this was a turning point for him. i think it's interesting that he's saying this to people. it's, again, more of an indication he really quite violently turned against the president and questioning his loyalty toy country and things like that. i don't believe for a second this was a turning point. inside the white house, look, when the revelation came out about the investigation and cohen's office raided, there was no single event that got people's attention and rattled people around the president like that. and i don't know about -- i mean, i'm curious to know about weiselberg. i still don't have firsthand knowledge how trump reacted to that, but seems to me that's the only event with the same level of personal exposure to trump. >> okay. been at trump's side something like 35 years. jonathan swan, find his reporting at axios. thank you. >>> and north korea handed over the remains of u.s. servicemen killed during the verien war. we go like to the pentagon for

we also have donny deutsch with us. legendary ad man and masusan de percio. white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lamere and washington anchor for bbc world news america katy kay. donny, i have to ask, our introductions of you are carved up by a thanksgiving turkey. at the beginning legendary ad man now they have don. don d. i mean, everything else you hear from me, i'm ad-libbing. >> yes. >> tell me, donny d. as a legendary advertiser and marketing man what do you make of the president of the united states, we'll get to the news in a second. it was really shocking that the president of the united states after being called treasonous by quite a few people in the foreign policy defense community, still trying to clean up which is going to be our top story, you know, the mess that he created when he went to helsinki and kowtowed to an ex kgb, and now announces president putin is coming to washington, before cleaning up the last mess on aisle 7. what's your take? >> interesting, joe, you used the word t. word beginning of the week a lot of democ

so donny would work a sheet for me and the sheet would say, 30, 60, 90, 120 days. that's how we paid our bills. who did we have to pay in 30, who would wait 6, who would wait 90 and who could we hold to 120? so got a great bunch of people to work with me and we turned the place around. we turned it from a negative to the point in four years we had positive. and four-year-old had a 2 million decide surplus and what we dids we brought 50-acres of the best land in -- we used that as our endowment. so foolishly, as my daughter would say, you left that job where you were making more money than i ever made before, and i decided to run for governor. that's in the book that you'll hear about that. the second run for governor was really the critical one. i lost by 2,000 votes, and i say the good thing is i lost because the best thing was, by losing my wife didn't divorce me. because truly, it would have caused consternation in the d'allesandro house. so, while all of this was happening i became involved in politics and in our book we tell the story modify meeting john kenne

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on the brink of a trade war us president donnie trump and european commission president said they want to trade agreement. until that's in place they'll hold off on imposing new tariffs on each other. the threaten to tease on european car imports are probably of the table for the time being europe has also agreed to buy more liquefied natural gas in soybeans from the u.s. the latter being important for american farmers. u.s. president donald trump celebrated his latest trade deal in the farm state of iowa. i mean basically we opened up europe and that's going to be a great thing for europe and it's really going to be a great thing for us and it's going to be a really great thing for our farmers before trumpeting younker appeared before the press on wednesday business groups and members of trump's own republican party urge the president to avoid a trade war with success but it's a deal at the expense of others however trade flows will be rerouted meaning less purchased from china brazil or african countries that sparked discussion of the w.t.r. meeting on thursday evening the u.s. repre

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this is what donnie deutsche said cohen told him. he says, i'd rather jump out of a building than be disloyal to donald trump. that's a big change from april to this weekend, with abc. >> no question. and i imagine he has been hearing about it from his wife and others. the president, interestingly, has not tweeted about these new comments from michael cohen today. we have known him to tweet in the past. how are you predicting he is going to handle this if cohen does indeed flip and cooperate with prosecutors. >> first of all, we have known him to tweet in the past is the greatest underestimate in history about the president's tweeting habits. when there were rumors of him flipping donald trump tweeted most people will flip if the government lets them out of trouble even did it means lying or making up stories. i don't see michael doing that. don't think that's not an attempt by donald trump to send a message, hey, michael i don't want you, i don't think you should, if you are my guy you won't do that. trump has done that, but he's al

they have gone there and it's a contest to be who can be on donny's good list and who can get on fox news enough to cue a nonconspiracy lunacy. >> i want everybody to stick around. i want to talk about mike pompeo taking the hot seat. we'll be back after this break. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast discover our largest variety of crab and crab dishes all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. sweet, juicy king crab and jumbo snow crab cozied up with crab linguini alfredo. even our shrimp is crab-topped! so hurry in and get your butter-dunkin' game on! 'cause crabfest will be gone in a snap. and now bring home the seafood you crave with red lobster to go. call or order online today. it's the one that's true to you and your skin. it's perfect for me. true match goes beyond shade m

detective donnie lewis said they still had questions. >> for the most part it looks pretty good for tomretty strong? >> absolutely. the witnesses that see him at the poker game, we know where he was all night. >> that's not the end of the story though? >> that is not the end of the story. >> not the end of the story because there was something investigators just couldn't get around, the daughter's story, her description of the killer. it was powerful evidence they couldn't ignore, and so just hours after the murder -- >> the defendant was remanded to steuben county jail without bail. >> they arrested kelley's husband tom clayton and charged him with murder. >> how can you arrest him? what are you arresting him based on? >> there's a lot of suspicion. basically we have to have probable cause to make an arrest. >> what was the probable cause? >> the biggest thing, the oldest child made comments that it looked like daddy, had daddy's eyes. >> as of the end of the day -- >> reporter: tanner covered the story for nbc affiliate webn tv. >> i don't know how they charged him honestly. i don't k

we also have donny deutsch with us. legendary ad man and masusan de percio.he associated press jonathan lamere and washington anchor for bbc world news america katy kay. donny, i have to ask, our introductions of you are carved up by a thanksgiving turkey. at the beginning legendary ad man now they have don. don d. i mean, everythinge

a woman named donnie tillman and donnie tillman is like a single mother, she has been on welfare and she's been meeting with doctor king about the poor people's campaign. she said why is there nothing on the agenda about the rights of welfare mothers. they had deliberately been left out because that's not part of the politics of respectability. she confronted doctor king and asked his position on legislation in the congress about welfare mothers working. finally she said to doctor king, you know if you don't know the answer to the question, you can say you don't know. it's all right. doctor king finally said, you know mrs. tillman, i don't know anything about welfare mothers and i'm here to learn. it simply illustrates that it was very late in the day before the civil rights movement began to address the issue of gender and inequality for women because race trumps gender. at least that's how people looked at it back then. by the time we get to 1968, there are assertive women who are speaking out. who refuse to be silent. you have to respond to us they said. >> i would argue that i ag

and as you see, donnie is here. columnist for the "new york times," fred stevens.r "the washington post" david ignatius. former justice department spokesman now nbc spokesman justice and security analyst, matt miller. b caddie kay. former chief of the staff at the cia and defense of defense, jeremy bash. testifying on capitol hill yesterday, he gave over nine hours of testimony, grilled, again and again and again about the text messages that got him removed from special counsel robert mueller's investigation. and written up in an inspector general's report. from the very outset, committee republicans threatened him with contempt for not providing more details about the investigation of trump's campaign suspected ties to russia. >> between july 31st and august 8th, how many interviews did you conduct related to the alleged collusion between russia and the trump campaign? >> congressman, as you know, counsel for the fbi, based on the special counsel's equities, has instructed me not to answer questions about the ongoing investigation -- >> i'm asking for a number --

he lasted as long as he did because he is donny's boy. that is the tale of the tape. other people will not get that many investigations. it is that he was there doing what trump wanted. he was destroying the epa, and the guy coming in is maybe even worse, but he was doing the president's bidding. what i heard yesterday is that in june he was going to leave, but he want today stick around for the fourth of july picnic and fireworks display, and then left the day after. so that is telling in and of itself. >> it's a good fireworks display. >> are you talking about the fire wo fireworks display or his -- >> we have exhibit a. the letter he wrote to the president, we have to read a portion of it. my desire in service to you has been to bless you as you make important decisions for the american people. i believe you're serving today because of god's providence and i believe that same providence brought me into your service. >> in all seriousness, one of the things i want to talk about is his service to trump, not his service to the people of america. he believes it is what

are nicaraguans capital managua have taken to the streets in fresh protest demanding that president donnie are paid to resign opposition activists have planned another two days of demonstrations amid fears of brutal government suppression at least two hundred people have been killed in protests since april. in syria state television reported that government forces have raised the national flag over parts of daraa city that had previously been in rebel hands for years the flag was raised over the post office which is the only government building in the area of the raw in the south of the country was the birthplace of the end up rising in two thousand and eleven and is one of the last rebel strongholds. a look at the latest with correspondent standing by for us in beirut so do syrian government forces now have control of daraa. well absolutely the sitting government has control of that up a lot of people moved deeper into the territory of closer to the border they share with jordan have started returning all the rebels have agreed to evacuate and soon we see them being bussed out this is bei

donnie says not interested, joe. a lot of democrats say they are. favorite among democrats in a recent poll so we will see. >> i am going to -- a lot of loose change in your pockets but these are causing a stir on social media. you need some deep ones because they cost $385. russell on twitter says why? and another twitter user says i would never buy or where those but we have a fan, stephen says i will take two. i don't think they are that bad. shannon: don't understand where you put your phone. rob: it says something about stranger things. >> reporter: these are inspired by stranger things. if you watch the show you will understand. rob: we are going nuts with something like this. jillian: it is 58 concertgoers, massacred. hundreds more injured. now mandalay bay turning the tables on the las vegas victims. how is a lawsuit against them, the victims, even possible? a criminal defense attorney is here to explain. rob: bad pr. censoring conservatives, on capitol hill, online bias, questions from republicans. taking immediate action. ♪ shannon: sparks

>>what a customers who sit down and donnie and will get half price on cheesecake slices. >> cupcakest for a while. >> the cheesecake looks great. >> if you want to be surprised by the next star wars movie, turn you and you sound for a few seconds. princess leia who was played by carrie fisher will be in episode nine map. -- 9. mark hamill whose character was killed off will also appear in the new movie. the director is not saying how the script will make that happen but shooting begins in london later this week. >>> jetblue is offering a bridesmaid of fuel -- a full refund after she was asked to step down from her duties by the bride. the bride asked her to relinquish her title as bridesmaid. the bride felt it was best if another person took her place in the wedding party. jetblue offered the girls a free weekend ride if she decides to go to the wedding. >>> that is our show for the morning. thank you for joining us and have a great day. >>> >> leiva from new york city, it "the wendy william's show" ." now, here's wendy! >> wendy: okay, here we go! yeah. ♪ [cheers and applause]

. >> there is donny, you can see michael cohen knows a lot of people. telling people that makes it seem like he is getting ready to corporate. >> i believe at the end of the day, michael cohen will do what you would do, what i would do, to do what is best for him and his family. whatever comes out involving michael will have to do with stormy daniels things, missing looing links to solve the problem with russia. >> are we seeing a recommend out that links, do you find a way -- >> i expect we are seeing that unless we are seeing the begging for a pardon before the president with his testifying to mueller, in the absence of that parton as to whether we ask for testimony. i think we would wait until the criminal investigation is over. we would be careful not to interfere. we would do it in a way not to interfere, or ask for that for those teams. because this investigation is very important, we have to find out who was involved with the conspiracy of the russians, a basic crime here, you just saul the president against our own intelligence in order to cover

have people on major networks that say that anyone who supports trump is a nazi, like the nut case donny deutch said. mark: msnbc. >> scarborough said he was a racist. that's unhinged, mark, that's unhinged. mark: so this cultural battle even within the conservative movement, you think it's because he came out of nowhere and they didn't have a say in it? you think it's because he truly is an outsider? do you think it's because of what he says and the way he says it? because his policies are not left-wing policies, not anti-american policies, they're -- and many of his policies are reaganesque. not all, but many. and some of these people who backed reagan or bush, they are over the top hostile to trump. >> they don't own him. they don't control him. they don't get to pick up the phone, call him and say, got a favor, and don't forget i gave you the money to get you elected. he doesn't owe them anything, and i truly believe that one of the strengths of his presidency is that he can tell them all to go to the devil, and there's not really a whole lot they can do about it. mark: ladies and ge

so father donnie would lend me money. - your parents divorced-- - i think i was around 12.hat's why i went away to boarding school. - oh, really? - yeah. because i had no place to stay. - where was your mom? - mom was in florida. so why didn't you move with her? i was going to school in canada and it would have been a hardship for her. she had no way of supporting me and my sister. so my sister went away to boarding school, and i went away to boarding school. harvey: that must be tough on a kid when you're living with mom and dad and all of sudden you're living with neither. one's out of the country, and the other's not with you. in many ways, yes, and that probably was what contributed to my becoming so unruly my first year at boarding school, and being one of the difficult students in class. - harvey: you were acting out. - alex: yeah. something that, to me, felt like the seeds of "jeopardy!", you spent-- at a period of your life, you spent a lot of time alone and you were kind of a shy kid. you read a lot, didn't you? yeah, reading got to be an escape, and radio got to

and reported on michael cone extensively, wired into that world better than anybody, donny deutsch knows> it's like the michael cohen friends, family and tormentoring table. >> michael cohen reportedly has a story to tell. nbc news confirmed cohen is willing to inform robert mueller that donald trump as a candidate knew about that

so, i think if the whole country t together and said, "donny, we love you." [ laughter ] he'd -- he'dchronic inflammation is the risk factor for ever from alzheimer's disease to cardiovascular disease to auto immune disease. he's inflamed. heeeds a little healing. he needs -- needs love, compassion, empathy, joy. >> jimmy: yeah, interesting. what do you ink of these -- these apps that are on phones that have -- that are meditatn apps? >> oh, i think they're very good. they're good for a start. as you know with oprahwe have taught 6 million people online meditation now. >> jimmy: wow. what is the -- what is the app that you have? >> it's called jiyo. j-i-y-o. and hundreds of meditations there. you go to jiyo.com or ch racentermeditation.com. >> jimmy: i love that. i played around with it. 's -- >> just for anything. for weight loss, for anxiety. for -- >> jimmy: why did yo at me for weight loss? [ laughter ] maybe, like sleep or something.o you know, yo at me for that. you know, or like -- >> for self-esteem for our president. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, for -- okay. fothe -- okay,

donny deutsch, who recently spoke to cohen, appeared on this network and had this insight into the allegation about that trump tower meeting. >> what michael has made very clear to me is number one -- and this is a man he worked for for over a decade. nothing went on in this business without donald knowing about it. and he had led me to believe that he could bring trump back to russia, that he -- what came out yesterday to me was not a surprise based on conversations michael and i had had. everything that was going on trump knew about. >> did he reference this meeting in particular when you talked to him? >> yes, he did. >> robert mueller, for his part, has not yet spoken to donald trump junior but the two men were a few feet apart today. politico published this photo of both men waiting for the same flight out of d.c. while seemingly unaware of each other at washington national airport. there is another new development tonight regarding the special counsel. mueller's office says it plans to call 35 witnesses and financial crimes trial of ex-trump campaign chief paul manafort, which is slated

none of it will be true a year from now the president has donny noe enos damage our allies are worried about him, about his erratic nature. worried he is treating them in an unfriendly way. >> ambassador, how would you compare it to g7, which was more disruptive >> i think this is much more consequential. g7 are a group of people that get together, leaders, once a year nato is an institution, a military alliance. we depend on nato for our security and our largest trade partner and investor is the european union we'll have differences, all administrations do they're not always right they do things that bother us. it is okay to have that kind of conversation but the president as bob kagan said in the post, he took a sledgehammer in the way he talked about nato in a way no other president has done. >> you say it is consequential what are the consequences. the u.s. has the upper hand when it comes to our economy and our military and our leadership in the multi lateral organizations like nato. so what consequences do we face? >> these are all democracies, they depend on public opinion to su

those like heidi heitkamp, joe donny, joe manchin who voted for gorsuch the 50 tifirst time aro but the calculations a little different heading into the midterm. >> it strikes many people that the selection of gorsuch and the process in selecting a supreme court nominee has been the best run operation of any of the operations in this white house with all the chaos in the cabinet and all the changes and the like. is this what we're expecting again? they know how to do this? >> you never like to predict in politics. yes, the federalist society and white house counsel don mcgahn came up with the list. yes, it worked with judge gorsuch. even how justice kennedy got on the court in 1987, after robert bjork, after ginsburg go through their whole episodes. they're trying to formalize this to keep the president focused on a list of four to five people in the last week and to let him be at the golf club, work with a few aid enes, not make too many calls. >> the bjork and clarence thomas nominations were the least successful in execution. bjork the worst, of course, example in how it all played o

. >> take a listen to donny douch, and as you can see michael cohen knows a lot of people and he keepsng everyone things that make it seem like he's getting ready to cooperate. >> i believe at the end of the day michael cohen is going to do it, 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 what some stormy daniels things, possibly, perhaps there'll be some missing links to solve the problem with russia. >> are we seeing kind of aer ki of rollout that lands with him testifying, and if so do you find a way to get him in front of the congress if dems retake the mid-terms? >> i suspect we are going to see that -- as to whether we ask for testimony, i think we would wait until the criminal investigations are over. we would be careful not to interfere with the ongoing criminal investigation. we would either do it in such a way as not to interfere or if we couldn't figure that out, we wouldn't ask for those tapes. but again because this investigation is very important,

if we vote for trump, we're nazis according to donnie deutsche, according to james clapper, former head of the cia. these are not fringe people. and for you to call him a demagogue is along that same line of reasoning. it is condescending and number two, it actually is helping our success, believe it or not. >> steve, if we're going down the path of opinion, the press is the enemy of the people. you're comfortable with that opinion out there? >> no. he said, let's be precise here. >> oh, my god. >> he said the fake news press is the enemy. >> depending on the day, steve, is all press. >> okay. >> depending on the day is all press. >> do you come on cnn because you want to speak to the enemy of the people? >> i think the white house briefing room, i know most of the people. they detest the president. and they believe they are opposition party. they think in the twisted view, they truly believe that they're doing some sort of noble service by serving as his opposition. they report on the falsities when it fits the narrative. >> they often do have to fact check him in real time, real facts

. >> take a listen to donny deutsche who has spoken to michael cohen and said something on msnbc thates what reverend al sharpton who had breakfast with cohen this morning, michael cohen knows a lot of people and he keeps telling everyone things making it seem like he's getting ready to cooperate. >> i believe at the end of the day michael cohen is going to do, 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 what -- with some stormy daniels things, possibly, perhaps there will be missing links to solve the problem with russia. >> are we seeing a kind of a rollout that lands with him testifying before bob mueller or before the sdny, and if so, do you find a way to get him in front of the congress if demes retake the house in the midterms? >> i suspect we are seeing that unless we're seeing the final begging for a pardon before the president with his testifying to mueller in the absence of that pardon. as to whether we ask for testimony, i think we would wait until the

president, donny taylor, good to see you. [laughter] >> my friend. >> that's right. on behalf of the society for human resource management, we have 300,000 members, and more importantly, we touch the lives of 100 million workers every day. we're dedicated and committed to creating 127,000 new opportunities over the next five years for america. thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, my name is scott price, i'm pleased to represent ups where we are committing to 51,750 new roles through higher education and apprenticeships. >> fantastic, thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, i'm julie murphy from walmart -- >> walmart, wait million you hear this number. >> and we commit to train and develop over one million associates in the next five years. [applause] >> thank you very much. that is fantastic. thank you. so that's a big beginning. that's a much bigger beginning, ivanka, than anyone thought possible. we're very proud of everybody in this room. you folks, for so many years i've known so many of you, but that is really a great commitment, so we appreciate it. we're ju

when they come and attack us it's a war zone he was attacking maybe his son goes head to head with donny and all what israel's doing is deliberately choosing to slaughter houses and al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every. when diplomacy fields and fear sweeps in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's not to take to use instead of being an obstacle or dorado wastes into became another obstacle to peace in a four part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. twelve teenagers and their coach or rescued from a cave in thailand have been recounting their ordeal and their first public appearance the boys paid tribute to the diver who died while trying to rescue them set off that has more from china. the happy faces of what is now one of the world's most famous football teams the wild horse can finally go hold well no not for the performances on the pitch but for demo regular survival and rescue from the pi

late friday night debuggers donnie opposition. including shabazz should leave and i decided that day were agitation it crossed the country and formed a committee that were dropped. and they are demanding action they warned that particular election in ireland ward but there are different than the open ocean group. that now led by a younger brother of no why should he who are already in jail. a thing that he needs or did political party before he can make a decision on boycotting the family proceeding the president of pakistan of course will be calling that station one the body alignment that a complete idiot expected within the next week or so before d. independence day on the fourteenth of august right now the opposition a sign they did it why did an order on the same page on the independent can now touring their support behind imran khan and that mean that his position and becoming stronger by the day are used. to zero the number of explosions in the city of jalalabad in eastern afghanistan. reports speak about gunshots being hea

and this from stella, putin never called trump donnie. why do dems lie so much?hotographs from the meeting that took place between our president and the russian leader. and yesterday, let in your putin speaking to diplomats through a translator. here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> when i talk about these forces in the united states, you line with ourn political philosophy. we have always been taught that people who work for the state in the interest of our nation should first and foremost think about the fundamental principles , the fundamental values of their country. but no, there are forces in the united states that only care about their own private interests. these are the kind of people who are pitiful, petty, despicable people. in sovietre described books. but on the contrary, i think these people are quite smart sometimes. example, when they want to feed these stories to people, they use these stories not the appraiser criticized him one. the reason i mention this is because i want to take this into account in our practical work when we deal with a

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someone to play the sound bite back where putin referred to the american president as "donald" or "donniere is a law in that. thank you for your call. in ag basically grown up paramilitary organization in the law enforcement arena, referring to people by their rank is really a way of showing, i an honor to whom honor is due gives respect. i did not hear the particular statement the caller referred to. whortainly think everyone has been on an official capacity on an official stage talking to president trump should refer to him as the president. i did not hear that, but if that occurred, i think that was totally inappropriate. terry, apittsburgh, democrat. part-timeam a resident of florida did i have lived there 10 years. my granddaughter lives in your district. i appreciate you represent us. i have a question about the uranium deal that obama and clinton sold our uranium to and that was alright. i know there is something. i believe the russians have meddled in our election, and the russians have been our enemy forever, but we should come from trying to make peace in the world. we have all

her father, donny, was also shot and is recovering.aramedics reportedly moved the father from one hospital to another to give him a chance to say goodbye to his dying daughter. also killed in the attack was an 18-year-old. she was out celebrating her friend's birthday when the gunman shot at restaurants and a park. 13 others wounded some suffering life-altering injuries. >> bill: thanks. tough stuff on that back there in new york. >> julie: awful. a new development in the deadly stand-off at a trader joe's in california. what brand-new video from the officer's body camera and dash cam is revealing. >> bill: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vows to keep the brett cavanaugh nomination on track. we talk to bret baier in a couple of minutes. >> julie: a war of words erupting after ron desantis calls out a rising democratic stars on her socialist views. we'll hear from the congressman next. >> we have to get money out of politics and have medicare for all. [applause] the battle is long, the movement is courageous and is the righteous

dagen: senator joe mansion, heidi hid hidecamp and joe donny were the three that voted for neil gorsuching on inside the democratic party now may actually draw more moderate democrats toward kavanaugh because there's i think in the places where they're running, which are states that trump won, some places like indiana where he won by a lot, there's a lot of pressure on those democrats to distinguish themselves from the sort of flavor of the month that we have of the hard progressive left, particularly the woman who won in new york, and i think that's going to push those people to show that they're more reasonable and ready to work with the other side. dagen: there's 10 democratic senators up for re-election in trump states come november. and again, if you vote against brett kavanaugh, you do appear as if you're taking orders from chuck schumer. >> the problem they have is kavanaugh is an excellent judge. if it wasn't for the infusion of politics in this, if it was just his craftsmanship, his ability as a lawyer and his reputation in his life, this would be a no-brainer. it should be 100

host: donnie in columbia, kentucky. i don't know what is wrong with trump.man has lost his sense. when he was talking, he looked like a little whipped kid. putin has something on him. i don't care what he says, putin has something on that man. he knows it and trump knows it. that man looked like he had been whipped. trump, you are no good. you need to go to russia and stay in russia. rand paul, you are a sorry as trump is for backing trump. guest: i agree with the caller. our president looked foolish yesterday. the other thing we need to look at in terms of the president, talking about russia, the press conference yesterday, but i worry about the general corruption in this administration. the president has made so much money from being president over this last year and a half. if you take his trip to scotland, he stayed at his golf resort. they did reports talking about how that resort is not making a lot of money now. lastt an infusion over the week if you think of the secret service, security, press at that resort. this is been a consistent pattern. you ad

face recognition technology, something professor donnie has written about where you have everyone's face on video, but once you do search, you can match it against a drivers license database, it may have happened in the case of the alleged indianapolis shooter. those drivers license databases effectively have almost everyone in terms of adults. what does that mean? is it about the arbitrary power that chief justice roberts was talking about early on? is it about that dragnet tracking? what does it mean and why does it matter. >> this gets to something i wanted to respond a little bit to other minimization records. it is the person that left the barn argument. i worry that if you import national security measures into ordinary law, which is what the suggestion is, that you -- your rights are eroding, because that makes it more palatable to collect everything upfront, is because the assumption is we will just dump it at the back and. those exceptions become the rule, and then that information gets you to other things because it is very effective. how we ask that question matters. the quest

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when you had the panelist say that anyone who supported, this is donny deutsch who said if you supporterings are truly spiraling out of control. abby: yeah, governor, this is when leadership truly matters, right? to your point, that's when you need the folks at the top to step in and say we aren't going to stand for this. this goes well beyond the pale. but we are not seeing that happen. what is the answer? how do we get to a better place? because my fear is this has just become the norm now and it's only going to get increasingly worse as the mid terms heat up and then 2020, how many more maga hats running around this country. how do we calm this down? >> abby, i wish i had a simple answer but a lot of it starts with the most important institution of government we'll ever have. the home. mothers and fathers raising their children to respect other human beings as human beings teaming them to have some basic fundamental manners cure saymanner courtesi. extends all the way up to not only our political leadership but the people who are maybe the ample fires of public opinion in the media. w