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. >> elise, i think the idea this information is all out in public and being amplified by donald trump is something extraordinary that we shouldn't skip past. national security when it is conducted behind closed doors is done so to protect innocent lives not just in the context of a decision but in the future. and i think that a lot of folks have a feeling that moving forward lives, including those of the men and women of america's military, may be imperial imperilled to donald trump showing such an aversion to a single topic. can you widen this for us how limiting it is to reveal a military option presented to him by his advisers was something he dismissed at the last moment because of the cost in human life. >> you're right, nicolle, but that's the narrative he wants to put out. that's not necessarily the narrative that happened. my understanding is the president, all of his advisers were on the same page and the president came back later and decided against it. did he have cold feet? did he talk to someone? he talks to a lot of friends and business associates on his own. they get in

elise? >> there is something about reading the battle of the bulge, that she really went there. >> so did he. he's at a state visit. >> he loves to call women psychos, crazy. this is just a continuation of his pattern of behavior his whole life where he hates strong women, he can't deal with strong women, so when you're being hosted by queen elizabeth, arguably one of the most powerful women in the world, this is where your mind is. >> can you imagine being the staffer that walks into -- i don't know, a foreign leader and says, okay, so you're meeting with the american president, what's on his mind, staffer? last night he tweeted about -- oh, you know that american actress, is it all like sipsy o? what is this? >> it's an embarrassment, it's cringe worthy to have the united states of america president traveling overseas, in commemoration of one of the most sacred days in our world's history, operation overlord advance on normandy to liberate europe from tyranny. the american presidency is su

. >> for more i'm joined by elise labbot, foreign affairs analyst and jeffrey prescott.t's interesting. let me start with you -- it's interesting the president left him off the hook saying some regional commander, some general knocked down our drone. today he said any action taken by that government is the supreme leader. i'm blaming the top guy. why did he do that? >> well, i think that's a real challenge of the administration's approach. they've been looking to de-escalate but at the same time taking steps that seem to reescalate the situation. i think there are mixed messages coming out of this administration. whether you look at what the secretary of state has been saying, the national security adviser bolton has been saying, what the president has said just over the last couple of days. different messages of what we're seeking over these negotiations. >> elise, if you were on the other side, doing a little reporting from the other side. think about it, what signal are we sending to the people in tehran? we crushed the deal. we said no deal more. >> right. >> so here

elise was the french wing of operation yellow but its main task was finding secret accommodation for newly arrived dissidents because to begin with they would need to remain in hiding. or at all see if also then there were secret funds of the foreign ministry and they had to be used for something the dissidents need a place to stay after they arrived here and organize and that wasn't easy we work a real estate agency you we needed to find solutions so we consulted experts who are also in a position to care for the new arrivals. and help them adjust to. the french branch of the yellow bird network prepared to receive the dissidents the 1st group of refugees was just a ride 15000 kilometers away in hong kong. where cuz she was one of the few to arrive on one of the mafia speed boats. these boats were used to smuggle all types of goods and were faster than the coast guard's boats we picked them up in a small harbor you know. the 1st arrivals were put up a network. question was taken to vice comes from one time use home. located up on victoria peak it offered a commanding view. given his

player kiki bertens. 2017 winner karolina pliskova is also through after she accounted for belgium's elisell now face russia's ekaterina alexandrova for a place in the semi—finals. simona halep aslo progressed to the last eight but the former world number one struggled through in three sets to beat slovenia's polona hertzog. the 6th seed needed almost two hours to win 6—1, 4—6, 6—3 and set up a quarter—final against reigning wimbledon champion angelique kerber. britain'sjohanna konta is out though after she lost in straight sets against tunisia's 0ns jabeur. the 28—year—old will enter wimbledon having played only four grass—court matches, after also being eliminated at the second—round stage in birmingham last week. to major league baseball where trevor bauer struck out 12 batters over six and two—thirds innings as he helped the cleveland indians defeat the kansas city royals 5—3 in ohio on wednesday. jake bauers and tyler naquin also hit home runs as they homered off bauer‘s counterpart jakob junis in the fourth inning. junis who allowed four runs in six innings hasn't been on a winning t

the increase in transgender hate crimes being reported is because more victims feel able to contact eliseecorded. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the first televised debate of the 2020 us presidential election has highlighted policy differences between ten of the 20 candidates for the democratic nomination. there's been widespread public outcry in the united states after a photograph emerged of a man and his baby daughter lying face down in a river after drowning as they tried to cross the mexican border into texas. italy's interior minister has said he won't allow 42 migrants aboard a rescue ship to disembark, after it defied the authorities by entering italian territorial waters. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the frontpage of the i paper which covers the conservative leadership battle here in the uk. it says that 20 mps would defy boris johnson and block a no—deal brexit should he try to push it through parliament. the washington post looks at the steps social media companies have

nos recibe elise pellier.enadores especializados en danza, teatro, canto y acrobacias, los preparan por meses. stacy: elegimos a los artistas alrededor del mundo a partir de materiales de youtube y facebook que estos publican. también en base a las aplicaciones "online". andrea: los artistas del circo del sol no solo son considerados los mejores en su disciplina, sino que además deben tener algo extra. emmanuel: los dos componentes más importantes: la técnica física, pero también la dimensión artística. andrea: una vez seleccionados, los artistas son entrenados en diferentes artes como acrobacia, teatro y hasta maquillaje. [música] a guillermo, a quien todos conocen como "toto", le pasó. guillermo: soy actor, escribo, dirijo teatro y hago "clown". esa es mi profesión, pero también es mi vida. andrea: toto nació en mar del plata, argentina, y su carrera básicamente se desarrollaba en teatros de buenos aires cuando lo sorprendieron. guillermo: estaba haciendo un espectáculo en el año 99 y de pronto aparece de ca

i want to bring back elise jordan and phillipe there's always tensions in this region. we know that they're being economically strangled and possibly trying to shake things up. could this result in a shooting war? >> yes, the real concern here is you can see it from the map but this is not an expansive ocean. this is a narrow straight where you have ships. >> help us visually. >> it's comparing it to the hudson river but curvy and imagine russian and american and chinese ships going past each other. and everyone trying to play nicely and maybe you do but maybe someone's engine collapses. there's a lot of room for misunderstanding. it's no doubt that it's iran but the question is who and exactly what was the cause. you see a credibility problem here is that at moments like this the trump administration can't spend 2.5 years saying the intelligence community is compromised and wrong and oh, look, here's his video. they need to provide the intel and underlying information so that people can have confidence in the very agencies that they have undermined. >> why should the u

elise, let's talk about missouri. let's go from boston to missouri. it seems the courts are saying not so fast, you're not going on able to do this which being too clever ba, as a state, did that have dramatically changed over the past couple of months. go. first of all, pro-choice, which was actually a 50 lsh 50 proposition has now swung from the pro-choice direction. but americans are not divided on roe v. wade anymore. 77% want to keep it in place. here's something shocking for you and me growing up in the south and in the republican party. now because of all of this legislation, only 13% of americans want roe v. wade overturned. the most support ever since this ruling was handed down in 1973. >> you look at how all these laws happening around the country. and you look at so many fates faced about. >> it's really surprising to me it's as dramatic as a shift that it's been, just since february. it shows about a 22-point swing. you look at joe biden and struggling to catch up. you can debate whether he should have held his ground and if he looks week

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some kind of punishment for a lot of people are now speaking out saying it was a dangerous idea and elise garcia reports. >>holding a sign that there standing out there holding a sign because apparently she lied about something that said i lied i humiliated my mother and myself i'm one of the parents of other female can't was with her an intersection on the median while she was holding a sign for everybody to read. >>one witness says her mother was standing watching her and other adults were on the sidewalk watching as well somebody hit coast. >>this facebook post causing people to give their parenting opinions. i'm sure that girl will never lie again because i was embarrassing but others don't agree it's pretty drastic. >>the action she took. for some kind of correction on that and i doubt it has an effect might she ever the other way you know. >>a common concern for people passing by was the girl's safety. >>you know place i'm in a dangerous spot like that in order to get. some satisfaction of what they did you. >>but it it is a very busy intersection don't think it's safe for people to

poser is a commentator for the daily de belt he believes everyone has lost the trust of the educated elise but he's far from finished and laura like obvious is an analyst for the turkish politics for the berlin based think tank german council on foreign relations she thinks quote the result of the local elections in south pole and other metropolitan cities indicate a shift in political conditions in turkey. thanks to all of you for being here and thanks to our viewers from wherever you are as well or if we could start with you what's happening in turkey and what are the voters in istanbul saying right now well i think what we're seeing in the minutes for elections not just stumble but also already in march is that they k.p. is losing its grip especially in the big cities in turkey the cities that you know is they have large wants her place in the economic centers of turkey and stumble especially obviously was you know really important for the opposition to win for for the a.k.p. obviously very hot for loss and i think what we see is that 1st of all their position which is quite different f

officials apparently the saudis wanted to make it look like there's some kind of unity within the arab elise among arab elites and israel but they took it off the table at the last 2nd without a wise move. it was inevitable because if the palestinians don't show up it was going to look people so one sided so much american israeli accius that there would be no point in even holding the show but you mentioned earlier the electoral base which. is aiming polisi at this base and jelly and also includes some right wing jewish supporters and donors big time contributors no doubt about that no no doubt about that he doesn't go ahead. right so for them he wants he wants to show that he is supportive of israel and dismissive of the palestinians and also he wants to show that this is one of his campaign pledges that he at least made a good effort to fulfill if it didn't come to pass so be now looks towards the next elections and he won't stop to check the box and move ahead you don't see under this administration unambiguous lee the trumpet ministration is openly and very forcefully pro israel as the l

took a look at the view on this from russia and we're joined now by or did have your correspondent elise sherwin in moscow and hours of russia been reacting to last night's protests the anti russian protests in the georgian capital. well we haven't heard a reaction from the kremlin yet but there has been a russian from the foreign ministry this incident with the lawmaker happened during the interim parliamentary orthodox assembly as it's called which is a meeting between orthodox parliamentarians from different countries and the foreign ministry said that it's a shame that a forum that is supposed to unite people is now being used to express anti russian sentiment and they also accused the georgian opposition of trying to stop ties between russia and georgia and proving ok when russians look at what happened on the streets of tbilisi the video we had our last report what do they see as fueling this level of public anger directed at a representative russia. well i think whether you ask people in russia or whether you ask people in georgia the reason is pretty easy to track down enough the

baby when she was shot in the stomach during an altar cation is now being charged with manslaughter elise believes the woman is guilty for putting herself on the child at risk for initiating a dispute. the only true victim in this was the unborn baby it was the mother of the child who initiated and continued the fight which resulted in the death of her own unborn baby that child is dependent on its mother to try to keep it from home and she shouldn't seek out unnecessary physical altercations ok here's the details marché jones was 5 months pregnant when a fight broke out i decide to store the shooter was initially charged with manslaughter but then acquitted after an investigation found she was acting in self defense police say it was mr jones who initiated the fight allegedly in a dispute over the baby's father well the decision comes shortly after alabama or theorize that controversial abortion bill you may remember the bill was signed in may is now is said to be one of the harshest in the u.s. it bans abortion at any stage of pregnancy even in the case of rape or incest and criminalizi

buildings in the financial district to close and riot police are blocking city streets on wednesday elise used tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse protesters surrounding hong kong's legislative council. which legal change could see suspects for serious crimes being sent to mainland china for trial. japan's prime minister is in iran urging leaders to play what he calls concern a constructive role on regional security. warned of the risk of an accidental conflict and he's called for iran to abide by the nuclear deal which the u.s. withdrew from iran's president says the americans need to stop increasing sanctions pressure. israeli navy is banning palestinian fishermen in gaza from going to see until further notice israel's defense ministry says the ban is in response to launching incendiary balloons and kites across the border let's get more on us now from harry forsett in jerusalem so harry what does this mean then for any potential deal. well certainly this this deal looks to be stuttering what we saw at the beginning of may was a major escalation the biggest round of vio

you think that this can be a blueprint for for example transnistria or iran or perhaps other places elise the partnership. first of all let me say this is good. i know i didn't you know i had a situation is different from the other. on the situation. we . were closely following the developments and we were making clear statements in the last 10 days. all that's federica mogilny speaking after a meeting of the top diplomats in luxembourg saying e.u. will base its understanding of the status of the iran nuclear deal only on concrete evidence and assessments by the way and that she hopes that iran will comply well our correspondent laurie chalons will join us now live from london for more on this laurie mug arrhenius saying that the he doesn't want to get involved in game playing what do you make of. what i think more greeny her is not giving too much away at the moment she's not really revealing too much in the way of specifics or what the year opinion is going to be doing behind the scenes behind closed doors of course iran in recent days has announced that it is going to be increasing its

but into the last ten minutes australia found the equaliser when elise kellond—knight scored direct froms followed so penalites were needed, norway were the better side at those winning the shoot out 4—1. meanwhile two time winners germany are also through after beating nigeria 2—0 alexandra popp opening the scoring... and moments after the restart... the video assistant referee was involved once again.. nigeria will feel aggrieved to see the penalty given. sara dabritz converted the penalty, making it two before the break. and in the 82nd minute, lea schuller scored the final goal. germany head into the quarter finals where they'll play either sweden or canada. england play cameroon tomorrow afternoon in valenciennes in their last 16 match. they're the favourites to go through and would face norway in the quarterfinals. from me taking the job we put a lot of pressure on ourselves so we did that because when we get two moments like this we practised for 16 months and of going out there and as the favourites, as the team that eve ryo ne favourites, as the team that everyone wants to beat

bush white house and state departments, elise jordan.f expertise," tom nichols. joe and mika will be back tomorrow for our special coverage of d-day live from normandy. let's go right to nbc news correspondent matt bradley. he's live in portsmouth, england. good morning. good afternoon to you. the president has been taking part in this d-day eve ceremony this morning. tell us about what you saw. >> that's right, willie. good morning. we saw the president. he sat with the queen at this massive ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary tomorrow of the d-day embarkation. and the president read a short excerpt from president franklin delano roosevelt which he read to the nation on the evening of d-day. after this we'll start seeing the president filing out with the queen. he's going to have a short meet and greet with the queen. and then he's going to be meeting with some of the soldiers, some of the actual veterans. this is a really poignant moment because these veterans, they're very elderly. for many of them, for just about all of them,

landed in paris the difference to count they need travel papers someone contacted by members of the elise group on the plane before some bucking others were approached by french secret service agents on the tarmac. a few 1000 pounds off air and that's when we finally arrived in france we felt strange almost bizarre. we were glad to be alive that was the most important thing on a on it there but we want receptive to the people who welcomed us. we weren't interested in who they were you said the view was that but also we weren't interested in paris or the landscape on the bus. we couldn't take it in the morning at that moment exists the done the world didn't exist for us. all this is a time on. we were very anxious about old friends when we were trying to figure out how many people died the other hand the bad news is keep coming say this person and that person get arrested or they're all friends and they were. but you know it's a very strange feeling when we learn someone is arrested. were sad but also relief. because that means they're not go. on french soil the chinaman dissidents were no

host: elise in california. democratic caller.ler: i thought cory booker and elizabeth warren were the stronger of all the candidates up there. as i'm sitting here watching it, i'm thinking all of these people should be on the cabinet. elizabeth warren as president and have all of these wonderful i bet with great ideas, they could go and shake things up and drain the swamp. they seem to be hitting all the points that need to be done. this would be a great administration. host: what do you make of this headline? bookerhe debate, senator told reporters he wouldn't be a vp to a male presidential nominee. a male, asident is female should be vp. caller: that is a ridiculous statement. he's not speaking properly. sometimes when it's after a debate or you are caught off guard -- we need more women everywhere because our rights are being thrashed. it would be great if that was a cabinet with elizabeth warren having the white house. host: elise in california, democratic caller. you can read that story on politico.com. house is about to gav

and elise, if the idea here as gene suggests is deterrence.ration believes this makes them look tough it's not working. last month for the fourth consecutive month the border patrol announced it had broken a record at the apprehensions at the border. if this is looking tough and i don't know in what universe this looks tough, it's not working as a strategy. >> you know, i'd hope that even if a republican with the hardest of heart when it comes to border security would be moved by the incredible suffering of innocent children on the border, and i think it's time that in the media we start asking who's making money off of this? who's profiteering, what are the companies that have set up these camps and are contracting from the government, a company that john kelly left the white house and joined the board of one of the very companies and we need to be asking those hard questions about who's profiteering off of this suffering. >> and how remarkable that you actually have trump supporters saying, it's not my problem. their parents shouldn't have b

. >>> joining me now chief foreign correspondent richard engel in london and elise labott. richard, let me start with you. you're in london covering the state visit of the president, but see ago you are so familiar with what's going on in this region, i think my question from covering this back in washington is simply how seriously should we take jared kushner as the potential peace broker. let me play this audio that we also just broke over the weekend. it was a private appearance from mike pompeo talking to jewelish leaders about whether there plan was possible. we can put the quote up on the screen. he said that one might argue that the plan is unexecutable and said it might note gain traction. he seems to be acknowledging this may all be a fool's errand. what is your reporting a the region tell you? ris risen. >> reporter: i can tell you no excitement about this plan, as the administration is presenting it. many see it as completely beholden to israel. it has recognize d -- it's cut off aid to gaza. the list goes on and on. and jared kushner personally. not only is he a

and what about that point elise prevented their opportunity to get released into the community and commit these crimes that they subsequently did. reporter: washington just passed one of the strongest century state laws in the country. it prevents any local jurisdiction from giving assistance to i.c.e. some shirts say they will defy the law but other officials like those in seattle and king county have gone further. in apparent violation of federal law i.c.e. is being barred from using the king county airport to fly illegal immigrants who have been ordered deported, back to their home countries. i.c.e. officials say that forces them to drive several more hours to the yakima airport putting agents at higher risk elected officials refuse to back down and will likely cost the county millions of dollars in federal transportation grants. melissa? melissa: dan springer, thank you for that. now to the news the acting customs and border protection commissioner, john sanders, will be leaving his post on july 5. jeremy now is the president of the national border patrol council, brandon judd. thank

eli elise, put your republican hat on. your culture. taxes. tariffs.for years when we were both growing up, may ahead of you. they were against tariffs and for free trade. that was the republican orthodoxy. now he is talking about a 25% tariff on all the strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes. it's amazing the statistics how much we rely in the winter on the stuff we love like strawberries and tomatoes from mexico. >> avocados and beer from mexico. it makes no sense to put another tax on the american consumers. the middle class that would primarily be affected by this. it goes against and is the antithesis against what they toad for, as you mentioned. free trade and capitalism and donald trump pushing his plans for a planned economy. i spoke to a republican source on the hill who said it's not a question of if they will oppose the tariff, but they are figuring out their strategy and when they are going to do it. >> all the crap the republican his to eat because of this. all the stuff they had to put up. they put up with a lot. the "access hollywood" tape

back i can win game 4 of the nba finals against the raptors 9 hours from tipoff and we go and fish elise call it the clay area. >>that clay air. and here in the bay area we are rooting for clay and the boy scout for sarah stinson live in oakland. they need him. >>yes we do need klay thompson, we really need them to help out steph curry and where they will. now he is in tonight, we'll be playing here at oracle arena andnation. but and we're a little nervous because real tree the red doctors in the nba finals as recall last game we lost. you know steph curry really carrying the team, but tonight klay thompson will be there now he's coming back after being injured since game too because he sustained a mild strain in his left hamstring meanwhile, kevin duran is still on katie has been out since western conference semifinals after straining his right calf. no wednesday as recall games 3 we lost to the red after his final score of 123 one oh 9. we're missing thompson ktva louis. it seemed like we were trailiit. about ha she carried the team to the championship on his own understandably so it w

let me bring in elise jordan, she's a former aide to the george w. bush white house and an msnbc analyst. pollster marjorie is with us, and is so omarosa newman. ms. newman we will start with you because you worked on the president's 2016 campaign, of course. what, if anything, do we suspect is going to be different this time around? >> watching the rally last night, i came up with a # for his rally, it was redundant donald. it's the same greatest hits from the 2016 campaign he repeated over and over again. strangely enough he started to attack hillary clinton, maybe someone didn't tell him that she's not running any longer. but i think we can expect donald trump repeating the same lines he utilized in his first campaign for president. >> can he win re-election with the same message? >> no. i think americans have grown weary of donald trump and his promises. for instance on immigration as you know he descended that elevator and the first thing he talked was immigrants. as he himself declared, there's a crisis of his own making, some of the things his

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she's accused of throwing glass bottles at 2 bartenders cardi b whose real name is milk elise how humansaigned on 11 counts, including 2 charges. a felony attempted assault if she's convicted she could face up to 4 years on each attempted assault charge. well. >>it's up kron 4 news tonight, our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. >>pam moore is here with kron 4 news at 10. he and gray and thanks to you both next at 10 o'clock tonight we continue to follow breaking news out of the south bay police on the scene. >>of a shooting at a ford dealership in morgan hill witnesses say a recently fired employee shot and killed 2 people before turning the gun on himself will have the latest details in a live report. plus crime is up ridership is not bart reveals what it is doing to make trains and stations say for so what do passengers have to say that's ahead. a san francisco becomes the first major us city to ban all sales of the cigarettes, why critics say that move may have unintended consequences. they'll go away our 3 of bom for news of primetime starts right after the break.

thanks to jeremy, matt, christina and elise. thank you all for watching. nicolle wallace. mtp daily starts right now my friend, chuck todd. ♪ >>> if it's wednesday, all eyes on the white house right now where republicans are hoping that a deal with the mexicans can save them from an all-out fight with their own president. >>> plus, joe biden's campaign makes a major mistake. and that's not even his biggest problem today as democratic candidates pounce, finding their anti-biden voice on the issue of abortion. >>> and nancy pelosi says she's not feeling pressure on impeachment. i'll talk to a judiciary committee member who is trying to change that feeling. welcome to wednesday. it's ""meet the press" daily." good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. happy hump day. and thank god for the nats' lineup. they can make up for that bullpen. anyway, confusion and frustration in the republican caucus. virtually no one in the republican conference supports the president's sweeping new tariffs on mexico but no one is willing to say publicly they will stop him. which is why soec

bush white house elise jordan, national security expert, columnist at "usa today" and author of "them nichols. we have to talk about chernobyl. with us the co-founder and ceo of axios jim vandehei and white house correspondent for pbs news hour. she is in london for us this morning. before we go any further let's go around the table and say their favorite bette midler movie. >> trying to context actualize this a little bit. >> on "morning joe" what we do is the gag first and then the text later.

elise? >> booker did well in that moment. he showed grace. sure joe biden deserved it given the way he addressed cory booker telling him he deserved an apology. it was really not a good moment for joe biden at all. and i just had very little confidence that joe biden as he speaks more on the campaign trail, that he's going to be able to clean up and not dig himself into more holes. >> you know, i think senator booker was making a very important point, that joe biden given who he is and the fact he spent eight years with the first african-american president should know better. and it's not cory booker's responsibility or my responsibility or your responsibility to enlighten him. he should know better. and i think vice president biden's response revealed some work that needs to be done there. but i want to say this quickly -- >> not quickly. take your time. >> we have to ask ourselves the question, what are the costs for dealing with people like eastland? eastland is the bad guy, we know that. actual imagine, the bad guy. those are the villains

elise sass andrews was an eyewitness to the virginia beach mass murder. she took the picture that you'll see tonight that we just had on the screen. we'll show you one more time. it is a man who is in front. she pulled up her car and this man within blood all over his shirt was standing in front of her. i don't think you will sleep tonight but i hope you do. jim kavanaugh and i have an unusual relationship because the only time he and i ever talk is when something like this has happened. we talk a lot, jim. we talk, you and i spend a lot of time together analyzing, understanding trying to figure out why this happens over and over and over again. uniquely in america. >> yeah, well, it's weak kneed leadership in washington. the votes ares will change it, ali, we hope. what strikes so many details had this press conference to talk about, but from the witness you just interviewed alisa there, you know, their lives are changed. well, the killer, the loser killer, that's what he wans to do. that's his goal. mass murder, agony, he wants misery. he wants to die.

joining our conversation is elise jordan, peter baker is still here. you guys are poking the bear this week, i've seen more attacks on your colleagues' reporting and your reporting than in any sort of recent spell. take us through reality versus delusion. >> he issued orders to his aids that they should deny the polls showed what they showed. so he's going to follow the same talking points, he's going to deny that. we've seen it time and again, he sets a narrative and sticks to it. and he finds if he repeats it again and again it becomes persuasive to people out there. one thing today talking about the mueller report, he said mueller cleared him of collusion and obstruction, which is not the case. he said that mueller's report said they pushed back, they repelled the russians, when the russians tried to influence the election. of course, which there's no -- i didn't read that in the mueller report, maybe it was in the mueller report you read -- >> no. >> -- but an extraordinary thing to say. he's very good at determining the narrative by denying things

to experience on a weekly basis around the world because there are still many players were playing elise thank you don't even. ride tatiana wren so it sounds from what rob is saying that there's been a lot more investment a bit more effort made by pfieffer for the women's game was it taken so long you were head of women's football at fee for something like 18 years until the year 26 i mean why wasn't more if it made before. well i can promise you that there were a lot of efforts made to change that within the women's football committee and was in our department we continuously proposed changes and some of them be were lucky enough that they were applied and some others didn't and why did it and has of course a lot to do with the development of women's football worldwide there are huge differences between countries which we also able to see at this tournament there's very advanced countries very professional countries and other countries who are lacking behind so in in an effort to you know go step by step not everything was possible from one day to the other but then of course there was

elise stefanik from upstate new york thinks this is a problem. she is now actively working to recruit more republican women to raise money for republican women. she has a pact she has formed so it is a bit more representative. some people laughed at her and wrote her off. she seems to be getting some traction. who knows how it will work out. you have to make it through a primary to get into a general election. on both sides of the aisle, that is a challenge for female candidates. >> this is nancy. to make a few remarks which i should have emphasized when she was founding the league she envisioned we were in there to continue the fight. the flight we have interpreted -- the fight, we have interpreted broadly. you do that with education and advocacy. part of education is not just for each individual to know what is on the ballot but for the public to understand that a lot of other education is for the public to understand the issues. to understand why some of those arguments against the vote were not valid. the league also began accepting men as me

tom: elise, appreciate it.ormandy are extraordinary. -- saw one that shows the distance from the channel. the goal of general bradley and general eisenhower was to move the front five miles. that did not happen, at the best they got in 1.6 miles with immense sacrifice. stay with us, president trump scheduled to speak. >> trade is the big story right now. here four sitting weeks ago the expectation would be that a trade deal between the u.s. and china would not happen. i would not say that is dead yet, the presidents of meat and the g20 meeting and we will see what happens. >> we are hoping there is a resolution to u.s. china tensions. not, that is the base case, we focus on this very important chinese economic machine directing all of asia. that was the goldman sachs vice chair bill winters -- the main theme throughout the is being more cautious because of what going up -- what is going on with trade talks. later on we will speak to steve rr, goldman sachs chief financial officer. tom: we are monitoring at ofma

the train goes by and the two sides walk back to their homes and nobody's brought them back together elise. if elizabeth warren can do it -- >> the bobby kennedy reference is so interesting to me. the first stop she made was going to the mississippi delta, just like bobby kennedy and i feel like her slow has given her this incredible recovery because i thought the video during the mid terms she released was political malpractice. and i couldn't believe she or anyone in her team thought that was a good idea. >> that was bad, bad. >> it's almost good to do something bad section, eight months ago, show that you're serious and it about more than a sound bite and it resiliency matters. this is someone who donald trump went after full force, went after with the pocahontas nickname and everything else, but she took a hit and withstood it. she's moved up in the polls. she's also taken a lot of attacks from bernie sanders, who is clearly concerned about the inroads she has made into that liberal wing of the party. he went after her on twitter yesterday. but she is right now, she is the one who has