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donny wahlberg and jenny mccarthy. but let's start on donny's show "blue bloods."t people say is they love the family dinner scene. and that's great for me because when i first read the script, that's why i wanted to do the show. >> ten seasons later, donny's giving up secrets. one he helped cast his tv sister. two, blue bloods wasn't a sure thing. >> we were told that the show wasn't going to go to series on a friday. and by sunday i was told you better get to new york, the show's going to series. i called bridget moin hahn and she said i already turned it down. i begged and pleaded and made her an offer she couldn't refuse, which was that i'd give her all my paychecks if we weren't able to shoot in new york. so thank god we shot in new york. >> donny, bridget, will and i all relocated to shoot the show. i commute, but i pretty much insisted they shoot it in new york. >> of course, this isn't tom's first hit cbs show. ♪ >> magnum went 163 hours. that kind of success twice in a career is rare. my shorts were too short. everybody tells me. >> i really like it. ♪ >>

donny deutsch, quickly, i need a coffee mug.night politics coffee mug, the greatest summer series in the history of msnbc, you doubled your rivals. i need the coffee mug. so when -- you can put emayor pit tis on the emeritus if you want to. because i know it's coming back in another form. >> there's been a ground swell. even overseas troops. >> i can feel it. >> they free saturday night politics. they want it back and they're upset. but i'm here. and the fact that i'm here, i still get to connect to america and thank you for letting me do that. >> we need a coffee mug. >> donny, you are not connecting with america, a point of clarification. you're connecting with the upper east side. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," a paver united states senators, democrat chris coons and republican james lankford join our conversation next. johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. (classic

how is donny handling you walking out on him?ght. ( laughter ) >> he wants to do some things. we love our separate careers besides working together, and it's been really fun. i've loved it. it is fun to go to work with your sibling. >> stephen: how many a shows a week do you do? >> five. >> stephen: okay. how do you unwind after a show? you're in an exciting city, vegas. >> like truth? >> stephen: truth, no. honest to god, shoot me straight. >> i was so boring. so i like to clean. ( laughter ) i go home and clean the house. >> stephen: you clean? it's soothing. so when i was a young girl, and the "donny & marie" show was dubbed into 17 languages and it was worldwide and i thought i was pretty cool as a 16-year-old. >> stephen: sure. and for the young people i was kind of like the selina gomez of that era. >> stephen: sure. and, so, i went home on memori and a half days and do our schooling and learn everything, and i walked in and my mom said, you need to do your chores, and it had been, like, a 16-hour day. she looks at me and s

how many donny it. wasn't. claims the wildlife trade is now the full biggest illegal industry in the wall. to drugs and human trafficking. offices more traffic is behind us. that alone won't stop the decline of wildlife. local attitudes need to change. what is the green goes. what's basically spread as a vision message or through the approach of christianity was quite a big part of what some of us who saw as it. were figure that if maybe the law won't work on. then we're hoping that maybe the bible will prissy isn't part of the church she's a conservationist but she knows sunday schools are powerful tool for change i plan on how they act. it's not just kids learning something new. it will be. good to really be. that what. i like to think of it was one of the blood to remember going to them but at the y. . i'm not going to ask. the rest of us who is the above are we going up and do nothing about it when we don't think that. this event is a starting point but i wonder if it's enough to really turn the tide what i

donny has just 26 offices to this entire region and faces an enormous task. one animal is prized evolved to levels a river i achieve mick. well monkey that has human microfiche it's called the yaquis out here they live side by side with locals so if it started to fall there were being kept good legally somebody's backyard and yeah it critically endangered by not exactly sure why they're keeping it up and put in fact. this is the proof. of it and then. the yaquis is one of more than 900 species protected by indonesian law but many locals have no idea do you ever let him off. for you know. really how long i have been here. but. on what. do you think this is the right place for him. but nobody. you know everybody's having to. balance keeping yaquis like this could mean 5 years in jail or 100000000 repeated fine that's more than 20 times the average monthly income he. even more than what i've seen what i thought some of the idea. there was a. scene in there could be the mob of them that i put on the scene because. they got money hire a subway or knew someone out

. >> because there was a lot to congratulate them for donny deutsch. september 1st, you know, 1939, on that day for the next 50 years they were enslaved by nazis or communists so i can understand why the president said congratulations on the anniversary. >> that makes sense. a landmark day, something that the president would point to and be excited about. >> i guess the options weren't great. with us we have white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire. senior adviser at moveon.org and an msnbc contributor, karine jean-pierre. donny deutsch is here, preeminent branding and marketing expert. did he write that? >> i made fun of the name. but saturday night politics they give him a summer run. knocks it out of the park. >> yeah. >> doubled cnn's ratings. >> in households, exactly. >> that's what -- that's what the older dudes look at, households. me, i'm like britney spears, right? sort of the '90s thing. how many britney spears fans -- but what a great run. a lot of weeks you're doubling our main competitor at cnn. i mean -- >> it was a

i had a demo and i played it for donnie. here i am now signing all the music. brian wilson. great writers, all around. there i was, we had just signed screen gems at the time. there i was, you know. it was so simple. you wrote a song and you played it for donnie kirschner, because he was the boss and if he liked it, you got a budget to go in to bella sound -- well, not bella. i am trying to remember the names, i don't even remember, but charles, that was when they played the most. you would get three hours and play three songs in three hours. the vocals, everything. i don't even know if it was to track at that point. i think it was to track. what happened was they put out a two track demo. they had to leave the set. and he saying hey girl. i did it with a song called tonight you are going to fall in love with me. we got so good at making demos, that a lot of us went into producing records. you know. >> after you left capital -- >> yes, capital, before capital i had already run mercury, so it was the third label. it was my biggest, because i was the first vice president of ro

donny and kim mom's novel measuring the world is about geniuses with aches and pains and bad digestion. back then this through i think some of what homeboy was the rock star of his day the adventurer and naturalist was constantly off exploring the goal of. fending off swarms of female admirers and mosquitoes they came out of the trees the air the water they came from all sides filling the air with their whining stinging sucking and for every one that got squashed there were 100 more meanwhile the world's top mathematician gauss did his work at home he didn't even like to get out of bed you don't have to be a genius to know what that's like the book is about 2 big thinkers with very different approaches to the same goal measuring the world. yeah there's also a movie but you're better off with the original people who live longer. believe. finally just last year they were inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame and they reunited to play for the occasion america. band the cars who topped the charts back in the late 1970 s. and eighty's well sadly the car's front man rico case the cars p

>> thank you, donny. >> where's my swag? >> i'd like a set, though. >> we've got steak knives also. >> host of msnbc's politic nation, president of the nation network, reverend sharp top. >> we certainly are thinking about jim clyburn this morning, nt we? >> he lost his wife emly would was a real backbone to him. as we were doing congressional hearings here on policing yesterday the news flashed. and she was a wonderful woman and all of south carolina and the nation and center congress mourns with jim clyburn, a great man who was that because had he a great wife that stood should to shoulder with him. >> a great man, we're certainly praying for him and the entire family right now. >> also with us this morning, nbc news correspondent covering national security and intelligence, ken dilanian. you guys were talking about the madness and sort of i don't even know if there's inebriation here, what is going on. but here is -- >> always a bridge too far. just one too far. >> no, not too far. >> this bridge i can walk over, but ther

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senior white house reporter for nbc news digital, shannon petty piece, branding and marketing expert donny deutsch is here. >> did we agree on an introduction >> yes >> host emeritus. >> it's just painful. >> no, i think it's celebratory. >> now you're just asking me to be mean to you. >> i know how much you care. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc and author of "the red and the blue" steve kornacki a great morning to have steve on politics and journalism professor at morgan state university and an msnbc political contributor jason johnson and senior political correspondent for the washington examiner david druker joins us as well. usa today opinion columnist and former senior adviser for the house oversight and government reform committee kurt bardella we'll be talking with kurt about corey lewandowski. these poll numbers show elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren inching closer to joe biden, the former vice president sits at 31% he's up five points since july warren only six points behind at 25%. vermont senator bernie sanders a distant third with

. >> we are on the set with cohost donny wahlberg. >> our exclusive inside for the family reunion. >>s you never knew. >> i ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>we challenge the public helpless identify and locate the suspect responsible for this unprovoked and ruthless attack. >>a 91 year-old man struck in the back of the head with a rock and robbed right in front of his deceased wife's grave stone this happened in santa clara, almost 2 weeks ago, but police say they haven't been able to identify the person responsible and now they need some help good evening. i'm can wait and i'm pam moore kron four's michelle kingston went to santa clara at the mission city memorial park cemetery where this brutal attack took place. >>is a quiet and peaceful cemetery. they often

the fact is if you want a negotiator you would rather have donny core leon rather than donnie osmond.ld you rather have a mafia don or a greeter from lowe's which is what joe biden is gerald gerald as lon.>> geraldo: as long as you break the law. >> greg: donald trump is basically a dove who talks loud. pulling troops out. the thing that really bugs me though. this complaint that they are actually preferring this complaint over the actual transcript. and i think it was -- who is the dude that talks like this. brit hume. brit hume made a great point. >> jesse: that point. >> greg: america knows more from the transcript than nobody knows from the actual complaint. and preferring the complaint over the transcript is like, you know, preferring to go to a super bowl party than the actual super bowl. it's like preferring a stuffed animal over a real one. it's like tofu over steak. >> jesse: amazing analogy, greg. >> greg: i would like to finish this up river river makie hungry. >> greg: rejecting a transcript over hearsay. blaming trump for heightened security on transcripts after multiple

rumor has it donny fish lips is in cahoots with vladdy no-shirt. ( laughter ) big, big vladdy." judiciary committee chair jerry nadler got things started, asking mueller why trump refused to sit for an interview. >> did the president refuse a request to be interviewed by you and your team? >> yes. >> yes. and is it true you tried for more than a year to secure an interview with the president? >> yes. >> but the president still refused to sit for an interview by you and your team? >> true. true. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there's no need to yell, sir. ( laughter ) so, trump refused to sit for an interview, but mueller didn't mention that trump had an air- tight excuse. ( as trump ) "i would've loved to sit for an interview, but i came down with a tragic case of mouth spurs." ( laughter ) now, one goal-- ( cheers and applause ) yeah. one goal for the democrats was to get mueller to make clear that trump's claim that he was exonerated was not true. >> the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction of justice. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> and what about tota

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donny and by north it's so many people because they copy him he's so good that even such a bad puppy is sending. i'm not guilty anybody and. i'm here to find the next guy. who looked up live on canyoning being done the in philosophy that blood she went on plenty of. the clicks and moves for the c.e.o. thing is a deflection what is comfortable saying. that is a god given that i got up to many observers. that he and others are going to going to hear a lot about. that that he can bank on that nothing like a. long long while and then he goes along the bottom there's a bonus which alone can choke a lot older. than do a new person and lead to knee move $100.00 gandhi a new normal gun to run the place. to go to you then go to mock you then they will join you. head out of this one of the democratic congressman of the us offices over the presidential. a phone call with the leader of ukraine which proves to be far removed from the summary released by the white house while others claim russia had a hand in the affair. victims of oppression sit down fall a complaint against a major french bank s

donny insists the forestry police are making an impact but he can't explain the checkpoint. we visited checkpoint for now and i believe that. the we're going to. see. a building. with a laugh going to. i mean you know johnny. before you. know why wasn't. the u.n. claims the wildlife trade is now the full biggest illegal industry in the world after drugs and human trafficking. offices to put more traffic is behind. that alone won't stop the decline of wildlife. local attitudes need to change. what is the green goes. what's basically spread as a vision message or for the approach for sanity was quite a big part of what's allowed us to do so well as a. receiver that it may be the law won't work on. then we're hoping that maybe the bible will prissy isn't part of the church she's a conservationist but she knows sunday schools are powerful tool for change i plan on how they act. it's not just kids learning something new. it will be. the good news what may be. that was. what i think it was going on in the blood. in the room at them but at the y. . i'm not i'm not going to last. fo

and donny is referring to the beginning of the 70s. that was when the coca-cola company began to show an interest in plastic and to reach out to him. what they wanted to know is if you take into account in all other end environmental impacts on nature what is the best system the engineer works for over a year comparing the environmentalists impact of gloss bottles to that of any 1000000 cans and plastic bottles he costs analyzes the data makes graphs does complex calculations and he finally comes to this conclusion a glance at the table shows that the returnable glass bottle provided it breaks through 15 trips before it is discard is the ecological container proposed also. thanks to this report the coca-cola company knows full well at the start of the seventy's that return a bill glass pollutes significantly less than plastic. but the company would never publicly share this information. we put this together for them. they didn't publish it you know why. they were not interested in it have airing the public see the the total picture why

donnie insists the forestry police making an impact but he can't explain the checkpoint now if it. may be that it kept quiet for now and i believe that why is. it i do wish he. were going for. a big. name with a laugh going to. come i mean you know that johnny if. nothing would find out. why. wasn't. the un claims the wildlife trade is now the full biggest illegal industry in the world off to drugs and human trafficking. offices to put more traffic is behind us. that alone won't stop the decline of. wildlife. local attitudes need to change. what is the green growth. what's basically to spread as a vision messages through the approaches for sanity was quite a big part of what some of us who. were figure that if maybe the law won't work on. then we're hoping that maybe the bible will prissy isn't part of the church she's a conservationist but she knows sunday schools are powerful tool for change i plan on all day actually. it's not just kids learning something new. it will be. good to really be. that what i. like to think of it was going on in the blood. in the room at the sweat at t

donny day was late for rehearsal. we finally got a hold of him. what? bullshit. what do you mean?terry was a great rhythm guitar player outside of a great soloist and a great singer. >> in terms of a driving force, replacing terry kath was no easy task. there's no touching terry kath. i knew that. everybody else would know that. so they have to get -- so they would have to get used to somebody else's playing. ♪ just as sure as i'm singing ♪ thunder and lightning ♪ that's okay ♪ another time ♪ one more day >> i do think the trends in music and tastes and generational shift was occurring just in the culture anyway. and for any rock band to survive all of that, to withstand all of those effects is nearly impossible. >> people make records and you expect to hear what's on the record. people come to see us, they want to hear what put us on the map. >> i stood in the center of the room like this, and they were all around me. and they were about to play me the songs they had written for "chicago xvi." each one was equally as average as the last. now after the 13 songs they said what do y

she and her brother donny capita advisory audiences, including this from her variety series.re than $7 billion with a "b" dollars. she also became a successful entrepreneur on qvc and danced across television with "dancing with the stars." >> dancing with the starved. >> now we are welcoming marine to our cbs family. >> she joined "the talk" for the 10th season which premiered last monday. congratulations. >> i would be there right now, but i am spending my second monday with you at this table. >> quality. >> you had co-hosted for 40 times -- co-hosted the show 40 times. >> yeah. >> they finally offered it to you -- >> they offered you a full-time chair. >> did you have to think about it? >> i was asked by the head of daytime television and said, "yes!" but i -- i love these ladies. they are so much fun. >> you call them sisters. >> they are. i don't have a sister, and -- this is kind of like -- >> that's right. you have all those kids -- >> to have all these female opinions, i'm like, there is a smart table. no offense, guys. >> yeah. yeah. >> it's a different thing. i grew

donny has just 26 offices through this entire region and faces an enormous task. one animal is prized evolve in the levels a river i achieve mick. well monkeys that has human like features it's called the yaquis out here they live side by side with locals so if it's going to tip off that there is food being kept good legally in somebody's backyard and yet it's pretty clear you can gain by knocking that bushel while they're keeping it up with the tone there in fact. this is the birth. of it and then. the yaquis is one of more than 900 species protected by indonesian law but many locals have no idea do you ever let him off. for you know. really how long i have been here when i'm with. and. so on with whom. do you think this is the right place. you would be best of it it would. be keeping yaquis like this could mean 5 years in jail or 100000000 repeal a fine that's more than 20 times the average monthly income he when. you move from what i've seen what i thought some of the notes in the idea. there was a part of the market. but it could be them all of them but at the

extreme sports in the fascinating and terrifying world of free solo climbing now this is the newest donnyn and climbing she mobbed randy in italian alps no ropes no safety harness just his bare hands and a vertical rock face the swiss national climb to 550 meter mountain in a record 46 minutes and 30 seconds smashing the previous record by back in 19 minutes on a horse the free solo climbing record on 4 of europe's most difficult north facing peaks. quite incredible and congratulations to him here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you and. the front is a future climate change movement is teaching another day of protests young activists are taking to the streets in asia europe and the americas demanding more action from world leaders on solving the climate crisis. coming up next on news asia we return to afghanistan death threats against voters in afghanistan just one of the many challenges of gods are facing before they take part in such a base presidential vote. and more on climate change taking the cue from one young woman in thailand to school adults in her country ab

that donnie to certain side of tunisian politics although he did break with them. are 2 degrees after the revolution formed his own political party of doing this. and of course also is accused of. a very much the types of corruption that a lot of people in the regime and then if you stop. and he is currently in jail and will be in jail for the- second tour of. elections of course price i eat a and didn't really emerged in the consciousness in most seasons. that weren't his law students at thehe law faculty. until two thousand fourteen so he's very much a product of the revolution. became famous making tv commentaries about what was wrong with the revolution. and in a strange sort of way. as as as very revolutionary ideas and kind of direct democracy doing. away with the political parties every tunisian doesn't say. shopping terms of politicians in a strange sort of way it reminds us of our- doctors you too will be in the- general area of direct direct democracy from the bottom. and that tends not to work in modern con. we long to leave him but thank you very much i

donny and by north it's so many people because they copied him you saw more of that even such a bad copy sending. i'm not killed to plug anybody into god i'm here to find the next guy. looked up live again in the human being done the in philosophy to god she went down party at. the flick some for the c.e.o. thing is a deflection what is comfortable saying. that is a god given that i got after many observers. that he and others are going to going to hear a lot about that on the board. that he can bank on that nothing like a. long long while and he knows along the bottom the shopping list which alone control cannot all. handle one new person and lead to knee move 100 gandhi a new normal gandhi run the peace prize be ready to go to you then go to mock you then a game and join you. would normally just manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling close to some project of them. the private. lives of me the one. who ignore middle of the room sick. is. the obamacare and ask if they all wish. you know what seems. harsh but if it would change for 5 years or channel now go. just

donny and by north it's so many people because they copied him he's so good that even such a bad puppy sending. i'm not killed me but being. killed to find the next guy. looked up live on canyoning being done the infidel to feed the dog she went on panty attempt. to deflect some 40 c. o. ses he has a deflection what is comfortable saying. that is a got to be better than i got up to many observers. that he and others are going to write about the. plan that he can bank on you get nothing like a. long long while and you don't want to bottom the shopping list which i live on principle can not only. handle a new person and later ne move 100 gandhi the new normal and gunned. down the peace prize ignore you then go to mock you then damon join you. in a world of big partisan group logs and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now

[cheering] and just six years later, she began hosting the morning talkshow it was later named donnynnameddiane ream show atf only in whispers and i have to tell you i was one of them. the final broadcast of the show was on december 2016 and her show lives on as a podcast, however, called on my mind so please welcome chef josÉ andres and diane ream. [applause] but they will come for you. [applause] >> i think, let me finish one thing i am very excited to be here besides being here with you all is to be next to this amazing person, this amazing woman that can make it for another round of applause? [applause] you've probably already heard that he isn't going to additionally signed books because he is taking off immediately after this is over to fly to florida. where else though, really. [applause] so, here we are nearly two years after the hurricane in puerto rico. you went and you did as much as you could. they are still recovering. you need to understand the destruction, but this is going to take a long time to recover. remember katrina and this happened so many years ago i think yes

talks to end the ongoing conflict said both sides were on the brink of striking a deal president donnie is expected to share his views on the peace deal draft with the u.s. negotiator within the next 2 days britain's prime minister has met conservative party allies that his country residence before a parliamentary showdown over the brics a crisis members of parliament will reconvene after their summer break on tuesday those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next stay with us. thank. you. indians no more almost 2000000 people in the state of assam become stateless that's off though they were excluded from a controversial register of citizens so is it a means of cracking down on illegal migrants just a ploy to target list lives and how much is it just plain politics this is inside school. thanks . thanks. hello everyone i'm hasn't seek a welcome to the program imagine living in a country or your life and then being told you're not a citizen there that's what nearly 2000000 people are suddenly facing today in india they've been excluded from a list of citizens in th

than donny is referring to the beginning of the seventy's. that was when the. coca-cola company began to show an interest in plastic and to reach out to him. what they wanted to know is if you take into account all other environmental impacts on nature what is the best system the engineer works for over a year comparing the environmentalists impact of glass bottles to that of any 1000000 cans and plastic bottles he costs analyzes the data makes graphs does complex calculations and he finally comes to this conclusion a glance at the table shows that the returnable glass bottle provided it makes 15 trips before it is discard is the ecological container for parts all so. thanks to this report the coca-cola company knows full well at the start of the seventy's that return apple gloss pollutes significantly less than plastic. but the company would never publicly shadd this information. we put this together for them and they didn't publish it you know why. they were not interested in it and i have every kind of public seed of the the total picture. why because they w

find cousins donnie is a curator and longtime collaborator of len back they have a working relationship going back 20 years and it's not just individuals lynn back remains loyal to paris is one of the locations that has lost none of its attraction for him wendy. it all start the show but it up to and it's going in the fashion editor at sharon magazine saw the photos in a lifestyle magazine she called me up and said who are you come up to hamburg and work for us. we'll give you 14 pages to do whatever you want. so i did and it turned out very nicely pretty spectacular. and. then the north director of marie claire in france saw that series and he called me up and duesseldorf to say they'd like to work with me of that was even going to be the of. i did the whole of this because at some point i was renting this lovely house which had just been fitted was carpets and all this awful stuff. by the fog and called me and my wife at the time astor and we had 3 children together in paris. of those i would only look at each other and i serve do you really want to stay in dusseldorf. she said no. an

cammarata david otey campbell geoffrey thomas campbell robert arthur campbell >> and my brother, donny, words cannot express how you are missed and loved. your legacy lives on in your four beautiful children, michael, matthew, madison and kevin, as well as your friends and family and also through team shamrock. we choose to remember how you lived, not how you left us. god bless you all and god bless america. >> and our cousin, firefighter, thomas anthony. you are loved and missed. as we remember and honor all of those who died on 9/11 and their families, let us not forget those first responders who have died since 9/11 and their families and pray for all of those first responders who have or will become ill as a result of their dedication and sacrifice at ground zero. god bless us all and god bless america. [ applause ] david g. carlone rosemarie c. carlson mark stephen carney joyce ann carpeneto jeremy caz carrington michael t. carroll peter j. carroll james joseph carson, jr. christoffer mikael carstanjen angelene c. carter james marcel cartier sharon ann carver vivian casalduc john

donnie baseball.e bocce top of the 6 those score tyler shaken out there his counterpart be threw 6 shutout innings allowing just 3 hits striking out 5 next frame. stephen vogt that 3rd buster posey chops one just out of the reach 3rd baseman the vote come on home. giants take the lead. the top of the night, same score sean anderson. that will do it giant shut out the marlins won nothing your final bruce bocce records when number 1900 in 97. to texas a is trying to win 4 straight. they're taking on the rangers top of the 3rd is down 4, 3, chris davis. that is just straight crushes what they call him. 2 homers tonight for him that was a three-run shot, he's got 22 on the year. and we're top i hear in the 6th. the a little sammy sosa has combat toss and bunny hop out of the box for ramon lori he's back from an injured shin a three-run shot there. oakland wins it 4 team tonight i talk a little football now raiders send to take on may be one of the hardest tests of the year the kansas city chiefs and the c

donnie brooks taylor. >> hilda taylor. >> kip taylor. >> leonard e.lor. >> lorisa taylor. >> michael morgan taylor. >> sandra c. taylor. >> sandra dawn teague. >> karl w.teepe. paul a.tegtmeier. yeshavant tembe. anthony tempesta. dorothy pearl temple. stanley l. temple. david tengelin. brian john terrenzi. >> goumatie t. thackurdeen >> harshad sham thatte >> michael theo. >> and my uncle, william a. matheson. it's an honor to stand here and speak your name. it's an honor to love your family and it's an honor to remember you. >> my father, edward f., first and foremost before any of this happened, before 9/11 happened, my mom was born on this day, so i just want to say happy birthday to my mom. and as far as my father goes, i miss you and i love you and i know you're watching over us, over my brother, who's in the navy based in pearl harbor. you're watching over my sister and our whole family. again, i miss you, i love you and i can't wait to see you soon. [ applause ] >> thomas f. theurkauf jr. >> lesley thomas-o'keefe >> brian t. thompson >> clive th

i think the afghans can pay their own way as opposed to we helping pay them and i think president donnie do a plan to just do that. but we gotta maintain a force there to deal with al qaeda and isis, we not contract that out. we cannot trust these guys and we are talking about america superior. small modest forced to protect america's homeland. lou: we have talked about afghanistan in the course of almost two decades. in a truly begs the question, if we were to look at the prospect of another afghanistan in another country and in another year, has a u.s. military, house or state department, foreign policy and national security learned a lesson that could be applied so we don't get involved in something a rationalization of a long war doctrine for the united states which is now cost a trillion dollars in afghanistan alone. and thousands of american lives. and tens of thousands of afghan lives, is there a different approach in doctrine taught in the were colleges at west point in that analysis? what are we doing to react to what we learned at this point? >> a valuable lesson was in iraq, w

good one, donnie.he wants to create a black list of trump supporters and is accuse the of mccarthyism and of being a racist balecause of the things she said about blacks and mental illness. if roseanne barr said it, she would have been thrown off television. she was thrown off television. will nbc continue to allow a racist. watch the double standard. he does have a point. this is america. the only racist who should be allowed to have a tv show is him. really, he's the president. remember when donald trump vowed to take out isis? i guess that didn't happen, so he's going after "will & grace", and debra "the mess" messing. but that's what happens when you have nothing to do all day. idle hands are the devil's tiny workshop. he pushed back against reports that he wasn't working much. they rere-leased his schedule, call kings of places, do stuff, lead, and sharpie. i have no problem with the president not working. in fact, that is what i want. i don't want him working. you know you're on a bad road trip w

on the other. ( as devil ) "call hispanics murderers." ( as shoulder trump ) "don't listen to him, donniert. and call them rapists." ( as trump ) "guys, guys, don't fight. i'll do both." biden wrapped up his remarks-- ( applause ) acting. thank you, acting. ( laughter ) joe really stuck the landing: >> we're the united states of america. there's not a single thing beyond our capacity if we stand gether, get up and remember who we are. this is the united states of america, period. >> stephen: exclamation point! ellipses. can you make election day get here any faster, question mark? ( cheers and applause ) but of course-- but-- but, of course, donald trump was watching, and he found the time to tweet, ""watching sleepy joe biden making a speech. sooo boring! the lamestream media will die in the ratings and clicks with this guy. it will be over for them." well, as a guy who has been number one since the day you were inaugurated, i'll take that trade. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. tiffany haddish is here. but when we return, another unknown democrat enters th

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the meantime donnie baseball was here. if you like small ball this one was it.e show you stephen boat, six thinning place to the wall. good for six thinning double. two batters later moves over to third base. buster posey found the whole. he taps the plate. only one of the game giant 1 marlins zero. levinson retired after 15 seasons in the nba. the last five with a golden the warriors. i think we know what happened there three nba titles. >>> later on today we have college wall. but the first edition of inside the fine with uncle martin after cbs and the alabama crimson tide game is over this afternoon. have a great saturday. we will see you later. >>> as you just mentioned shaun livingston is calling it a career. he did announces at retirement in emotional and grandpa's yesterday. back in 2006 he suffered a career threatening knee injury. it took him about two years to return to the game. he is the second player in nba history to play five seasons with one team and make it to the nba vinyls in every season. on social media he wrote his injury gave him time to f

. >> wee little donny. >> all right. listen, chris, chris is very fair to rudy, who was throwing out a lot of accusations. and then there was this. here it is. >> i'm sure they buy that everything you're saying right now has nothing to do with the distracting from what the president's problems might be. you've been doing it for over a year and a half, okay? the hell you haven't. you've been distracting from the truth for a year and a half. >> and you tried to frame the president. >> and i hope you enjoy it. this president got the benefit of something you built up for decades. your credibility. and you put it on the line. good choice. >> wow. what's your reaction to that? >> you know, i think in most of rudy's appearances when he is defending the president on something, there is usually a debate as to whether he is just sort of mad, and i don't mean angry, i mean mad. and flailing around, and there is really no strategy behind what he's saying. and or is there a method to the madness and is he setting the sage for the arg

. >> wee little donny. >> don't say don. >> chris is very fair to rudy. throwing out accusations.n there was this. >> i'm sure they buy that everything you're saying right now has nothing to do with the distracting from what the president -- you have been doing it a year and a half. you have been distracting from the truth for a year and a half. and i hope you enjoy it. this president got the benefit of something you built up for deck kwa decades. your credibility. and you put it on the line. good choice. >> most of his appearances defending the president on something is there's a debate. as to whether he is just sort of mad and i don't mean angry. i mean mad. and flailing around and there's no strategy behind what he's saying. and or is there a method to the madness and is he setting the sage for the argumenting they need to make when facts come out. if you remember in the stormy daniels case. before the facts came out. he was on air saying if the president did xy and z. what's the big deal? that was before we knew he had indeed done it. and so the clip you played before this, th

this goes back well over ten years when we visited gene friend rec center with bob friend and donnie friend. bob friend joked and gene friend was a long-time member of this commission. he joked and said let me give you a piece of advice, never put a name on a building because when it breaks, it's your job to fix it. they've taken that responsibility very, very seriously. it started with some smaller interim improvements. we resurfaced the outdoor sports court, we did the weight room. then they funded this very lengthy planning process to really address the intense use and the increased density and equity in this community. and then -- and it was really a great partnership. so my next thanks is to the trust for public land for their support. when we worked on projects together, they're always better. third, to all of the community, but particularly u.p. for their leadership and involvement. about three-quarters of the way through the process, we felt like we just -- we were missing something and we were missing the pool. we actually had the guts to take a step back. i had the guts to

donnie baseball, don mattingly shaking hands, okay time with bruce bocce top of the 6 though score tylerthere his counterpart bt threw 6 shutout innings allowing just 3 hits striking out 5 next frame. stephen vogt that 3rd buster posey chops one just out of the reach of the 3rd baseman vote come on home giants take the lead. the top of the night, same score sean anderson. that will do it giant shut out the marlins won nothing your final bruce bocce records when number 1900 and 97 to texas a is trying to win 4 straight. they are taking on the rangers top of the 3rd is down 4, 3, chris davis. that is just rain crushes what they call him. 2 homers tonight for him that was a three-run shot, he's got 22 on the year. and we're top i hear in the 6th. when little sammy sosa has combat toss and bunny hop out of the box for ramon lori he's back from an injured shin a three-run shot there. oakland, winds it for teen tonight, i talk a little football now raiders cent and to take on may be one of the hardest tests of the year the kansas city chiefs and the chiefs have a patrick mahomes and if you're