dr. ryan testifying that briel is schizophrenic and leading up to the murder his delusion and paranoia intensified. according to ryan, briel felt a group called "the organization" was trying to kill him and his three female roommates, especially grace mann were planning his murder. grace is the one that is out to kill me, he told ryan. on the day of the murder, while home alone with grace, briel said to her "why are you trying to kill me?" and grace loudly responded in disbelief and he pushed her, ultimately leading to him stranglal and killing man -- strangling and killing grace mann. dr. ryan believed he knew the difference between right and wrong but he believes he was incas pating her to keep himself from being killed. this afternoon we heard doctor for the prosecution countering the claims of dr. ryan. he believes that steven briel was sane in the murder of grace mann. we are following the trial closely and will bring you updates on later editions of abc7 news. in fredericksburg, jeff gol

dr. ryan. it sounds like a tom clancy novel. i forgot about that. thank you very much. to the class of 2016, congratulations. [applause] this is a big moment in your life and no matter how much fun you will have tonight, you are bound to remember some of it. [laughter] , no bigorget the speech loss. i will get over it eventually. remember the people who got you here. there is an old saying i might have made up a few minutes ago. marriage is for the couple and the wedding is for the family. i think of your graduation the same way. it is their achievement just as much as it is yours. they have gladly given you all of the credit. if your brother or your sister or grandparents or cousins get a little teary-eyed, or they break down and sob, thank and appreciate them. they love you more than you will ever know. to all the faculty and families, i want to say, job well done. fantastic. this is what gives us all hope for the future of the country and the community. it was basically 10 years ago since i spoke at this convention last time and the last time i was here, it was my fi

she is charged in murdering the death -- mann. >> dr. ryandoesn't believe he should be held criminally responsible because he believed he was dog right in his mind. >> he was diabetes said with paranoid schizophrenia. that he was sicottic and thought -- psychotic and thought people were trying to kill him. she said he believed random statements from his roommates were secret messages. and secret messages were pouring out of his tumbler account. then the night before grace was killed, his mother told him to say 10 hail marys. so he texted back. so it's hail mary, full of grace? grace in all caps. that convinced grace was out to get him and that an organization was tasked to get him. he believed that grades had been poisoning him with put something in his peanut butter. brile took a text from katherine, the roommate, as a code that she was on his side and that he needed to take care of grace. when grace came home, ryan said brile asked why she was trying to kill him. there was a confrontation and breel strangled her. he then texted katherine. t

asked the prosecutor, he knew dr. ryan, he knew what he was doing to grace, that he was incapacitating her. a forensic expert testified he believes briel was sane at the time of the attack and does not exhibit signs of schizophrenia. the final arguments the attorneys are making right now before this case goes to the jury. reporting live from fredericksburg, i'm julie carey. >>> we've had nine days of rain. count them. nine dreary days of rain and it is still more to come, doug? >> haven't seen much rain around the d.c. metro area, but that will change over the next couple of hours. storm team 4 radar showing the rain back to the west, back towards martinsburg, hagerstown, and winchester. look at this rain around warrenton and culpeper county and fredericksburg. this is a two-hour loop here. west of warrenton to just east of warrenton. a lot of showers out there towards new york, towards pennsylvania, back to the west. this big system back to the west is going to have an impact on our weather the next couple of days and it

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dr. ryan. sounds a tom clancy novel. i forgot about that. thank you very much.o the class of 2016, congratulations. [applause] this is a big moment in your life and no matter how much fun you're are going to have tonight you are bound to remember some of it. [laughter] if you forget the speech, no big loss. i will get over it eventually. just for member one thing. remember the people that got you here. saying which i may have made up a few minutes ago. is for the couple. the wedding is for the family. think of your graduation the same way. it is their achievement as much as it is yours and yet they have gladly given you all of the so if your mom or dad or brother or your sister or your grandparents are your cousins, if they get a little teary-eyed or if they break down and sobbed, bear with them. thank them. appreciate them. k love you more than you'll ever know. -- they love you more than you will ever know. i want to say to you job well done, fantastic. this is what gives us hope for the future of our country, our society, our community. it was basically 10 ye

dr. carson is essentially going to be gauging the room and also gauging paul ryan's mood before trump goes in? >> reporter: that's the plan, craig. you'll remember that dr. ben carson was one of the first to come out and endorse trump. he dropped out in early march and several days later threw his full weight behind the candidate saying that he had buried the hatchet and it was time for unity. dr. ben carson made it his mission to be a unifier and peacemaker on donald trump's behalf. so it's not too surprising that he would want to help out in this meeting between ryan and trump. but in fact a source close to the trump campaign confirmed that dr. ben carson did this on his own. he wasn't requested to do this by the trump campaign. and now he wants to get in there and he wants to help, as he has. on our channels, on our shows and elsewhere on other cable channels to try to be a unifier and peacemaker. mr. trump himself said he has no idea what the meeting will be about and paul ryan says that he doesn't know mr. trump, he wants to get to know him. so dr. ben carson wants to go in there befo

dr. carson supported donald trump. house speaker paul ryan had kind words for dr. ben carson earlier this morning. they spoke, i take it, armstrong, last night. how did that conversation go? >> dr. carson is about unifying the party. he has a very good relationship with the speaker, and of course, with mr. trump. it just, sometimes there's a misunderstanding. especially with the media and with staff and so what dr. carson wanted to do was present a human side this man is willing to listen, he has strong ideas, and that he shares many principles the down ticket up for reelection are up for also and speaking of dr. carson this morning, he thought it was effective because the speaker did convey this conversation is very productive. it was very important. and dr. carson assured mr. trump is a reasonable man. >> i take it that donald trump asked dr. carson to call the speaker in advance to sort of set the stage for tomorrow morning's big meeting, is that right? >> well, dr. carson and mr. trump spoke earlier in the week and dr. carson in that conversation was talking ab

dr. carson is a great voice to our party and brings a lot to the table and having a phone call with speaker ryan kind of prepping him for the donald trump meeting on both sides is a good idea. he's somebody we know dr. carson is for trump and he has relationships all over the party and with speaker ryan and i think he will spend that time trying to make sure speaker ryan comes out for donald trump at the end of the day. >> you just said his relationship with speaker ryan. what is his relationship with speaker ryan, not something we heard a lot about. >> you're talking about donald trump? >> no. ben carson. >> yes. they have a political relationship. more importantly, dr. carson is a very important voice to our party 123467 party. speaker ryan knows that. we want his voice in lots of campaigns across the country not just the presidential campaign. >> you made a comment about donald trump uniting the voters and the party. which is more important? the voters or the party? >> i think if you unite the voters, the party comes. >> chip, thanks for being with us. thanks for your time and insight. >> yes

ryan?" [ light laughter ] dr. carson said in a new interview that it's not going to be a problem finding a running mate for donald trump. and he will rest until he finds one. [ laughter ] it was announced today that donald trump has put his campaign manager corey lewandowski in charge of vetting his vice presidential candidates. so we're now living in a world where you can be vice president of the united states if it's cool with corey. [ laughter ] i don't know, what'd corey say? yeah, corey's my bro. congress is back in session, making this ted cruz's first day back on capitol hill since dropping out of the race. and congress through him a party. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the national park service is reportedly close to giving brands the opportunity to sponsor various landmarks and nature sites in an effort to offset maintenance costs. the first brand to jump on this opportunity -- ray-bans. [ laughter ] school nurses across the country are blaming group selfies for the spread of head lice among middle

. >> so paul ryan had a phone call last night from dr. ben carson and i don't know how he tried o tosto assuage what he'll do but speaker ryan has been very clear, manu, he's got 247 members to reelect. there are money issues involved. there's fund raising involved. there are these core principles you talked about that are involved and then sheer anger from folks who feel they have been repeatedly and brutally dissed by this presumptive nominee. how do they get past that? >> reporter: it's really going to be challenging. as you mentioned, the number one goal for house speaker paul ryan is to remain house speaker. he is working incredibly hard to preserve the republican majority. lots of fund raising. i think he wants to make clear to donald trump, the vision he espouses will have a down ticket impact, will hurt his guys in reelection if he says controversial things. that's why you see a more optimistic light and get together on the message. maybe it will take more than one conversation, ashleigh. >> you think? yeah, and need summer vacatio

dr. ben carson reaching out to ryan for a private meeting to help soothe tensions before trump meets with him. >> basically the kind of conversation i'm hoping we all can have is how we can actually unify our party. >> reporter: trump also making a big appointments, announcing new jersey chris christie will serve as the chairman for his transition team should he become the next president, but party leaders still weary of trump's conservative principles. trump fending off backlash over his economic proposals, accusing the media of mischaracterizing him in several interviews on monday. >> so it was totally misrepresented just now by you and misrepresented frankly by nbc. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> they go there to talk about like i'm giving a tax increase for the wealthy. i'm not. >> reporter: explaining lower taxes for all. >> increase the wealthy, they're still paying less than now. i'm not talking about inning -- increasing from this point, from my tax proposal. >> reporter: his plan to repay the national debt. and renegotiate with creditors as reported. >> this is the united states governm

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things like, one of them this morning on cnn said that speaker ryan shouldn't bow the speaker if he's not going to get behind trump. then you had drn carson on msnbc this morning. here's what he said. >> i was personally very disappointed to hear speaker ryan say that because we need to be thinking about unity. if we divide the party, we ensure the victory of, you know, the opposite party. and we've got to be a bit more mature than that. you don't have another choice, so you get behind the choice that you have whether you personally like them or not. >> reporter: so you have many top republicans going behind trump, but then this speaker ryan issue puts a very interesting twist on it. mr. trump said he himself has been very -- was very surprised at what happened. and this may have something to do, we'll point out. within 24 hours after he became the presumptive nominee, trump changed a couple of key positions on taxes and the minimum wage. they have a lot to talk about, of course, and we'll see if they can come together. so far the party is divided and the party that's divided, jose, usually loses in the general. >> jacob rascon in

dr. ben carson has asked for a meeting with paul ryan before the trump meeting. why would he do this? >> he's looking for some advance work to try to get things so they can walk out of that meeting and go before cameras and say, we've made great progress. the problem is that the progress can't be made unless somebody gives. that trump gives on taxes or any range of things or ryan and the republicans give on things they've been united with for years. and i don't think that's going to happen. so what do you do? what do you do in this stage of game? do you say we're going to be form anyway which means you're selling out to your principles. ted cruz today is working very hard to get people to get his delegates placed on the credentials platform committee because i think krifrn h conservatives want to reemphasize the republican platform has been around 23for years and years. >> maybe bob cusack this is why paul ryan told the milwaukee sentinel, he will step aside as the chairman of the gop convention in july if he's asked. what do you think is motivating him? do you think he's saying i don

ryan. tonight, one of the most prominent members of the trump team, dr. ben carson, is here with some inside information. >>> and later -- >> secretary clinton received, if my memory is correct, about 450 super delegates before anybody else was in the race. >> hey bernie, i'm with you. i'll get into the super delegate mess with a member of the sanders team as we approach yet another tuesday contest for the democrats. >> i say to those super delegates in the states where we won landslide victories, listen to the people of your state! >> and listen good. "justice" starts now. ♪ >>> hello, and welcome to juts "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. now to my open. hillary clinton cannot be president of the united states. and if the establishment, including law enforcement, does not stop her, you have to. this is not about politics or political favoritism. it's about you, your family, and this great nation. it's about preventing people who have no regard for the law or you, for that matter, from running this country. at a time wh

dr. ben carson will be in that vetting process. fox learned that carson and paul ryan and the conversation was cordial but who knows what will happen when the republican heavyweights sit down face to face. to be a fly on that wall. >> wouldn't we all love that? christen fisher live in d.c., more on trump's possible picks with the panel. >> before we get to that we're going to talk about the late nest the democratic contest. lauren greene has the latest on the two democratic hopefuls, bernie sanders hanging in there and a big win for him in west virginia. >> absolutely. thank you so up many. for senator bernie sanders it may be a long shot to win the nomination but his victory in the west virginia primary on tuesday has given him good reason to stay in the race until the end. sanders won the mountain state, 51.4% to hillary clinton's 36%. its delegates will be awarded proportionally giving sanders 16 and clinton 11. the nebraska primary was a beauty contest for the democrats having awarded delegates in a march 5th caucus. sanders won that as well. clinton still leads th

dr. ben carson. d. carson, what's your reaction to lindsay grey graham, jeb bus paul ryan? >> you know, i believe they will come along eventually as they think through this. and recognize that -- >> why do they have to come along, if they give you promise -- if i promise you i'm going to support you, if i lose, why is that a process? you gave your word. >> well, it shouldn't be. itbe. and your word should be worth something. i think they will come to recognize that also. so i think some of this right now is posturing. some of it's licking of raw wounds. and i understand that. and i think, you know, given enough time and space, these problems will begin to resolve themselves because there really is not another good alternative and like rick perry said, you know, this is about the future. this is about the supreme court. and how it's going to be changed. this is about our children. we can't let pettiness get in the way. and also remember, we're being manipulated by a lot of people on the other side who say, you republicans are wonderful people because you have such principles

surrogates out this morning, one of them saying, when asked, that speaker ryan should not be the speaker if he doesn't get behind him. dr ben carson also responded, he said that he does not -- he was very disappointed is what he said. now in all of this we have this very interesting news about what donald trump tried to do yesterday at least in getting a little headway with the hispanic vote. of course we know that his unfavor abilities there are higher than any other group with 79%. then he tweeted himself eating a taco bowl saying "i love hispanics." he defended that this morning. here's what he said. >> 59,000 retweets. 59,000 in a short period. that's like almost got to be some kind of a record. people loved it. and you know what, i'm going to do great with hispanics. i'm going to do fantastically because i'm bringing jobs back to america. hillary doesn't know what to do. >> reporter: so he is continuing on his schedule. he went to west virginia last night, he's here in omaha today and later in oregon. it will be no surprise as we talk to the folks who are first in line, six hours ahead of time for the rally, about

dr. ben carson this morning saying he was personally very disappointed in what speaker ryan said. and one thing to keep in mind as well is why some of this may be playing out. remember that within 24 hours of becoming the presumptive nominee, donald trump changed a couple of key positions. one of the minimum wage and the other besides minimum wage -- minimum wage and then something else. his tax plan on the top 1% saying that he could see taxes being raised on the top 1%. steve? >> jacob rascon in omaha on the trump beat. >>> jake sherman, congressional reporter at politico. a story up on their website. how ryan decided to ditch trump. that's a great entry point here. >> he went with his gut. anybody who has been watching ryan over the last few months. i've pressed him on this consistently. he keeps breaking with trump at specific points. when trump comes out and says he wants to build a wall. he wants to bar muslims from the country, ryan has come out against it. i kept asking, how are you going to support a guy who you basically don't agree with on any issue. now we're seeing li

ryan is going to sit down with donald trump. they are going to sit down with mitch mcconnell. apparently, dr. carson wants to sit down with paul ryan before they sit down. i think they are going to come out -- >> holding hands. >> we had a good discussion, we had a good meeting and we're on the same page. otherwise, paul ryan is throwing the party. it's like a guy throwing a party for his ex-wife. she's great, but i'm not with her. >> right, right. >> what he essentially said is i'm not there yet. he didn't say i'm not endorsing, like governor perry, who ever thought that he would come out and support the nominee. he said listen we're getting closer. we're getting to know each other. we're on the same track. maybe that would be the best you can hope for. for him to turn around, now that i got to meet him face-to-face, i'm voting for him, that might be too dramatic. >> the other eye opener for paul ryan if he sees these results and he says donald trump is leading hillary clinton in ohio, he could be president. i need to work with this guy. so -- and donald trump is a negotiator, so stay tuned f

ryan has met donald trump on once. live from capitol hill, steve handelsman, news4. >>> you heard dr. jackie talk about the pollen and the mold count, and it is running moderate here over the last 24 hours, and likely to stay up over the next couple of days. that and we will be posting it on nbc washington, and make sure that you download the weather app, and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., drizzle and fog for most of the day, and look at the temperatures, 60-65, and another cool day when you step out. so the jacket and the umbrella, you will need, because we will go from drizzle to to a chance for showers. and look at columbia maryland to the laurel, and you can see the moderate rain, and it is going to start making its way out of here, the this current batch. the next change for us and when we could see some is sunshine is we will talk more of that coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> is it a separation or a political statement? a group of african-american cadets were pose ing fing for t point photo and raised the fists. the image not only went viral on our facebook page and social media, but i

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dr. ben carson, is he here. is he going it tell you all about his call with speaker paul ryan.perate search for this 9-year-old girl who vanished and the suspect made some really weird purchases. and then, a fox weather alert. violent weather could be headed toward you. new video of devastating tornadoes. vicious storm about to blanket much of the nation. right now donald trump today he talked about working with the g.o.p. tomorrow is he a meeting with speaker paul ryan. this election is too important to

dr. kevin morton, is tonight's >>> tonight on all in. >> i will be so presidential. >> on the eve of the ryan summit donald trump claims a mandate from the people. tonight the reality show rolls on. the last gop nominee says trump may be disqualified and the current white nationalist and former trump delegate is speaking out. >> it's up to me for the white group to push our agenda more than any other agenda. >> then, my interview with bernie sanders on whether he's the better bet to beat trump. >> every national poll bernie sanders defeats donald trump by big numbers. >> and the world's foremost trump twitter troll strikes again. how elizabeth warren is beating trump at his own game. >> i thought he was good with words. >> when all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. throughout the campaign the desire for trump to be other than he is, the conviction that there's a respectable politician waiting to come out has been so strong it counts as news to say this. donald trump is not going to change. for months now he's been insisting that once he locked up the republican nomination h

dr. kevin morton, is tonight's >>> tonight on all in. >> i will be so presidential. >> on the eve of the ryanummit donald trump claims a mandate from the people. tonight the reality show rolls on. the last gop nominee says trump may be disqualified and the current white nationalist and former trump delegate is speaking out. >> it's up to me for the white group to push our agenda more than any other agenda. >> then, mte

dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. >>> welcome back. donald trump had high profile meetings with speaker of the house paul ryan and republican leaders earlyington. so will the party now start to come together and defeat hillary clinton in november. here with reaction editor and chief of light zet.com and former white house press secretary. why am i a little annoyed at this whole thing. this has been going on a long time. i can state chapter and verse every single candidate's position. paul ryan doesn't know where donald trump stands at this point? >> i think ryan's point is that it's only been a little bit over a week and we have -- >> over a year. >> we have differences. you and i let's face it we are not known for our patience. i'm more impatient than you are, but we want it done yesterday and maybe this is a little bit of a process. i'm really trying to look on the bright side here and i think there's so much bright side. just listening to trump right now, doesn't he seem a lot more chill? he seems -- >> he does. i agree with that. >> he's in a zone and he's very confident. he knows what's coming and he knows they're digging up whateve

dr. ben carson, is he here. is he going it tell you all about his call with speaker paul ryan. plus, desperate search for this 9-year-old girl who vanished and the suspect made some really weird purchases. and then, a fox weather alert. violent weather could be headed toward you. new video of devastating tornadoes. vicious storm about to blanket much of the nation. right now donald trump today he talked about working with the g.o.p. tomorrow is he a meeting with speaker paul ryan. this election is too important to go into election at half strength. that means we need a real unification of our party. >> so what does donald trump think about that? well, he also drops a few clues about picking his v.p. nominee. there is more. he has some surprises in store for the republican convention. donald, nice to see you. >> thank you. >> congratulations on your win last night. >> it was a great gleenk always fun to win. >> much better. we have had both ways much better. >> republican party, who is the leader of the republican party today. you are the presumptive nominee not the nominee yet.

dr. ben carson, is he here. is he going it tell you all about his call with speaker paul ryan.ch for this 9-year-old girl who vanished and the suspect made some really weird purchases. and then, a fox weather alert. violent weather could be headed toward you. new video of devastating tornadoes. vicious storm about to blanket much of the nation. right now donald trump today he talked about working with the g.o.p. tomorrow is he a meeting with speaker paul ryan. this election is too important to go into

dr. ben carson is a smart man and it is great to have him on the team right now. yeah, to have him go and talk to paul ryancould have many people better in the country at that than dr. carson. so he is a great person to have on board. but i'll tell you, another exit poll that i saw last night was one that said 2/3 nebraskaians feel betrayed by party politicians. so even within the party, we need to do something differently. when you look at the upcoming meeting with donald trump and with speaker ryan, you know, i think speaker ryan needs this meeting to go well more than donald trump does. i know they both want it to go well, and they'll need to work hand in hand to implement policies in the first 100 days and throughout the trump presidency, but speaker ryan is leading a congress with one of the lowest approval ratings, and trump is getting the votes for the republican primary. speaker ryan need it is to go better, but you know, i think we're going to get unity. i can unite the republican party in two words. that is president hillary. just saying those two things to any republican gets them on board, yeah

. >> house speaker ryan appeared to ignore reporter's question asking if the nominee is someone his kids could look up to. i asked dr. carson that question and here's his answer. >> do you see donald trump as a role model for your grandchildren? >> does he have qualities that you would like to emulate, yes. do you have qualities you would not like to emulate, yes. as does everybody else. >> donald trump is off the campaign trail as he attends his daughter's graduate from the university of pennsylvania. vice president biden will be there to see his daughter walk across the stage. hillary clinton sb holding a rally in kentucky. both are stumping today in kentucky ahead of tuesday's primary. joining many is msnbc political correspondent good sunday to you. why the renewed emphasis on kentucky for the clinton campaign? >> hi, alex, great to see you. the question here is kentucky still clinton country or not? this is a place where the clintons have deep roots and history. bill clinton, of course won the state of kentucky in 1996. they have ties to the politicians here. the last time i covered hillary clinton in kentucky

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ryan on thursday. so can the gop finally be unified? is it necessary to win in november? we'll check in with charles hurt, dr.uch more straight ahead. uh oh. oh. henry! oh my. good, you're good. back, back, back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has the highest resale value of any brand. again. you might find that comforting. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what knee pain?? what sore elbow? advil liqui-gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. (vo) on the trane test range, you learn what makes our heating and cooling systems so reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really hard. >> this is a test. please stand by. this is a test. ladies and gentlemen, please stand by. this is a test. add one a day women's gummies. complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day vitacraves gummies. >> i would like to see more unity in the party. i look forward to the meeting and think positive results. he's a very good man. he wants what is good for the p

dr. carson, one of your jobs is to get former republican presidential rivals on board. you're on board. chris christie clearly on board. tuesday night, you called the house speaker paul ryan. did you set the stage for that meeting, in other words, were you instrumental in making sure the speaker of the house and the republican nominee were working together and actually meeting? >> well, the meeting was going to occur, and, you know, i simply wanted to make sure that both sides understood the other side as much as possible. you know, for instance, donald trump is said to be against entitlement reform. he's not against entitlement reform. he just thinks that it would be cruel and unusual punishment to attack entitlements first. the first thing you do is fix the economy. give people lots of options. have money flowing into the coffers and when that's happening, if entitlement reform is still necessary, then you go ahead and do it. it's a matter of prioritizing. but a lot of people sometimes get that the wrong way. >> the speaker wants entitlement reform and medicare, that's a major way to deal with the national debt but donald trump out there in the debates and you were on t

dr. carson has been along his side. he cannot change swhoe. who he is is the person going against the establishment. now's to work with the establishment. speaker ryan job of making sure he takes care of his constituents inside congress and at the same time realizing that a president trump, they need to get along. speaker ryan is working behind-the-scenes to get leverage acceleration set up, teed up and he wants to make sure a president trump understands the work that has been done and they can work together and ultimately you'll see the support come together. as i said before -- >> go ahead. i was going to say you mentioned paul ryan. >> yes. >> go ahead. >> we're good, kate. >> okay. sorry, dean. there's a delay on the line, obviously opinion i just wanted to play a little bit of sound from paul ryan because this is a video he put out, a web ad. >> leaders need to say here's my principle, here's my solution, and let's try and do it in a way that's inclusive, that's optimistic, that's aspirational, that's focusing on solutions and so that's the choice you'll have far more than a personality. republicans lose personality contests anyway. we always d

dr. ben carson is reportedly stepping away from the veep committee to be an all the-around utility player to be a congressional liaison. he did reach out to house speaker paul ryan before ryan met with trump on thursday. we're guessing that carson gave trump a better recommendation than the one he offered back in march. >> even if donald trump turns out to not be such a great president. which i didn't think is the case. i think he's going to surround himself with really good people. but even if he didn't, we're only looking at four ing out of manafort. that represents dictators. hopefully manafort has better connections for the gop convention. with a starting lineup like this, we'll just say, it's game on for team trump. ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while you're mastering life. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car p

dr. kraut hammer. sham marriage is way too harsh a term, to win the white house and both chambers of congress. trump needs 92, 39% of registered voters to vote for him and paul ryan sick and tired of playing defense, he can't get anything done in washington if hillary clinton is in the white house. >> capri, you're a democrat, back in 1987, a democratic president bill clinton made all the deals with republicans including welfare reform in 1998, dramatically lowered the capital gains rate. people said that led to a burst of activity in the stock market. this is right before they impeached that president. >> you mean monica? david: yes! you can dislike somebody, prosecute them and work with them as clinton showed us. >> that's the only way to get things done, in my small level in the ohio senate, the only way you can achieve policy development is by working with people that you don't necessarily always agree with. i actually echo ford's sentiment, a sham marriage is a little much. i think it's like couple's counseling, standing there for the kids and because they really do -- they really do need to make sure that there is unity there. david: family values to compar

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ryan? >> he said, not right now, but he will see you in hell. >> former republican presidential candidate drd trump's vice presidential short list. the trump surrogate and his wife were riding in a car with a "washington post" reporter when news of a new poll broke, listing the best-liked potential running mates. along with carson himself, the list included john kasich, marco rubio, ted cruz, sarah palin, and chris christie. after hearing the results, carson is quoted as saying, those are all people on our list. well, not you, his wife added. carson did later attempt to clarify his comments saying that everyone could potentially be considered, but that doesn't mean they're on the short list. >> huh? >> and how did donald trump react to this news? with a tweet, of course. the presumptive republican nominee wrote, "the washington post" report on potential vp candidates is wrong. marco rubio and most others mentioned are not under consideration. >> every one of those names would be a wrong, wrong choice. i would like to throw my hat into the ring. donald, i know you watch the show a lot, it wou

ryan last night. they had a phone call. he was trying to pave the way for a positive meeting. do you think it happened? >> i do. i think any time you have someone like dr many americans and respected by many of his colleagues to reach out, maybe explain why he feels it's really important for everyone to come together around trump. i would also like to address the issue of the day which seems to be heroin and drugs in this country, which is something that mr. trump has been talking about, particularly during the new hampshire primary process because it's extremely important to him as well. the wall is important in keeping drugs out of this country too. we have to secure our borders as mr. trump says, without a border, you don't have a country. >> mary katherine, does she have a point? >> she certainly has a point about it being a serious issue and there's also reporting of donald trump at the time of the new hampshire primary talking to a reporter who brought up the issue with him and donald trump espoused ignorance about the issue -- >> here's paul ryan. >> i met with the family of jason sin cow skee, he was born and raised in stevens point, wisconsin,

ryan and donald trump and the question is where do they meet? >> it's going to be fascinating. walter, thank you so much. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," dr.rivals to most trusted advisers. the former presidential candidate explains that transformation and what advice he's giving trump on his pick for a running mate. >>> but chuck todd joins us onset. the indiana win was the final knockout for the republican party. you're watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for erection lasting more than