(beep) ellie, you are on speaker. (ellie) good.ke i'm the chorey one who has to get her own way, but the truth is, youare the bossy-pants control freak who makes everyone do what you want them to do like some evil dictator. damn! thank you, jellybean. seriously, jules, who elected you group leader? well, i have something to say about that. that's why i hid. i knew you'd wanna defend yourself, but now you can't. ellie! good-bye. (beep) (dial tone, beep) oh, my god. uhh! (glass shatters) aah! (telephone clatters) game on! yeah! (grayson) sounds good. (laurie) excuse me. ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. try aveeno® sheer hydration. its active naturals® oat formula... ...goes on feather light. absorbs in seconds... ...keeps skin healthy looking and soft. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. claustrophobia, meetresher bite-ophobia. sfx: buzz 1: light off! mosquito lamp. sfx: ring animation sound 2: create distance from father-in-law. sfx: ding get back out there...with off! sfx: ring animation sound keep bugs off. sfx: bu

i was ellis acted from my home of 33 years in 2014 within four blocks 59 people were ellis acted do you think that changes a community a neighborhood united states of america in 2007 there was the largest ellis act at grant avenue that is built over the 06 earthquake for the sole purpose of rehousing merchants and workers in the hood in fact, that building 1615 grant represents all that is beautiful about north beach the ethnic diversity and middle-income and washer living dorothy together in the building multiple generation under one roof kevin a tight-knit community we're a louis so many people and losing our escape of fish and garlic we're losing our cultural landscape the character of our neighborhood please does not speed up this process not allow the configuration the reconfiguration to limit the housing possibility for the many and m please recognition no doubt an environmental impact as the reality that today's tenants would need to have the charge yotsz pickup in front the building a narrow street and the google shuttles will be impacting. >> thank you, ma'am, your time is

luke ellis: any of our products.ery interesting that you can see people looking at emerging markets pretty hard at the moment having been out of favor for a long time after you have the thing where europe looks uncertain, the election is coming along in the u.s., the number of conversations on emerging markets are a lot higher. anna: thank you very much. luke ellis will stay with us a little bit longer on the program. caroline: up next, we are dealing with the world of hedge funds even more. some are saying that there are too many and they have been formed off the back of a successful fuse of the industry. we will discuss the industry when we return. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. we remain resolutely watching what is happening in japan. governor kuroda taking questions saying they will not alter their statement aiming for the 2% target as soon as possible. we did not see any cuts in the interest rate. it looks as though the governance -- governments reaction to this is that they will further of a economics

trish: get ellis into this. in her defense, nothing happened, we just talked about family stuff and it was all good. if you were advising her, if you could turn back the clock, would have said don't do it. >> probably. big dog can be frisky and goes where he wants to go and bangs on the plane door once in a while. trish: do you blame him? >> let's be honest if this is what you and joe were implying, secret meeting where they were hatching some horrible conspiracy do you really think they would do it in public on the tarmac in phoenix, arizona where everybody is looking. trish: okay. i think that is a fair point. >> nothing wrong with social conversation amongst officials. trish: face it with the clintons, one thing after another. seemingly they keep getting away with stuff. almost as though they think they're playing by entirely different set of rules. >> allegation doesn't make any sense. trish: to your mount, well, listen -- >> ellis why did they meet? trish: you absolutely should not be going, knocking on lor

we'll spend a day with the delightful ellie kemper talking about her rise from the office to bridesmaids to being cast in her comedy idle tina fey and do baby shopping with the mom to be. >> well, willie, the wheels aren't rolling so i guess this is how strollers work. so i guess there is a lock. nope. whoa. nay. >> then technology that lets students see the world from they are classrooms and send civilians to outer space from couches or drop us into our favorite movies. olivia stern takes us into the quickly-expanding world of virtual reality. >> i think vr is the next big internet. consumers will get it in 2016 but by 2020 many millions of people will have head seats. >>> in this season of summer camp, dylan dreyer gives kids the chance to join in on an american right of passage. >> how would you describe yourself? >> strong, fearless, lovable. >> i would agree with all of those descriptions. >> and i would describe myself as great. >> great. >> we have another great group assembled around the table but first headlines. hillary clinton speaking out for the first time since she was inte

ellie filez died at the age of 87. we will have much more on his life in the next half hour. >> an army veteran rescuing a bald eagle that had been stuck hanging upside down from a rope in rush city, minnesota, various officials had been called, but t two-tour afghanistan jumped in and shot the eagle free. the bird is now at a recovery center. >> liz hosts a serious of the presidential campaign, forbes named her 30 of the 30 for the media, it makes the rest of us feel really old. -- aids and advocates for those who served in af fghanistanafgh. paul is partisan to only his e one--year-old son and his wife.. he is the vanguard that has political analysts wearing khakis and new balance smeneake. >> could i have gotten away with that? >> thank you all for being here this holiday weekend. let's start liz what we have seen the last couple of days with hillary clinton. she says she went into the fbi for a voluntary interview. apparently their taking drop vp-ins. any way you slice it it is not great for this campaign gl regard

ellie and coach. this wonderful yellow lab who came and is ellie's diabetes service dog. in fact she is at a camp or six weeks this summer and pittsburgh and coaches with her. a lot of the concern that i know we all feel about ellie because this is her first extended period of time away from home is mitigated because she has coach with her. >> host: that book ellie and coach came out in 2015 in case you're interested book tv did in interview interview with her about that book. so i aren't you an author? >> guest: i hope at some point i will be. >> host: a lot of your colleagues have written books. >> guest: they have, a very good fascinating books. barbara boxer wrote the art of tough, i love that title and that of course claire mccaskill has written a book, i'm trying to think, she has a wonderful title for hers as well and then there's a book, not a memoir about her but about the importance of women, particularly particularly young women engaged in the political process. so it is great to have all of these talented colleagues. at some point i hope that i can join them.

star of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," ellie kemper. music from kaleo.eaturing the 8g band with john tempesta. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: thank you, everybody. thank you so much for being here. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." and usually right now in the show we would start with our monologue. we would tell you jokes about today's news. so much, though, of the news right now is dominated by the horrific events in orlando, the attack on the lgbt community there. and so we decided we would try to address that and, in addressing it, maybe help us all processes it a little bit more. because i don't know if we can ever fully understand it. and then after that we'll go to some regular jokes. we got one about the tonys tonight. another one about the stanley cup playoffs. they're real good. [ laughter ] but first it's time for "a closer look." [ applause ] ♪ >> seth: so there's a lot that remains unknown and there are many questions that need to be answered, but one thing we do know is that, amid the horrific sce

we have ellis henican and republican strategist mark turano. it was such a tragic night as we were watching this news unfold in dallas last week, and there's an opportunity i think, mark, here as we talk about the need and the importance to unify as a country, to the use this example -- to use this example of dallas to really be that unifier. what do you expect to hear from ted cruz, from president obama who are both there today, george w. bush? >> i expect to hear a lot of discussion about sort of our loftier goals and purpose as americans. and really the role that the police play in our day-to-day lives, trish. you know, this is a very, very meaningful moment. i think it's very impressive that we do have a showing of sort of across the board. politics, i hope, is going to be checked at the door, and i expect it will be, and we can talk about what it means to be an american, what it means today, what unites us as americans. and i think the proper dignity for the people who put their lives on the line for us every day will be on display. trish:

oh, hey, ellie. >> oh! [ laughter ] it's so small. it's like this big. know who will be so happy about this, andy samberg. andy samberg doesn't really like frisbee either. >> how old is frisbee? >> seth: old enough to have feelings. [ laughter ] >> i know, i know, i know. >> seth: but thank you. >> and your wife loves frisbee and your baby's going to love frisbee. but frisbee is just unusual. >> seth: yeah. specific. >> very specifically unusual. >> seth: but this, i got to be honest, i always thought you were a fantastic actress. based on our interactions in the elevator, you were an oscar winner because i've not seen it thank you so much for being here. congratulations. >> thank you all. thank you very much seth. >> seth: ellie kemper everybody. [ cheers and applause ] season two "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" streaming on netflix now. we'll be right back with music from kaleo. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd??

the ellis suit, che him out. >> i like your style. >> he cleared up his rumors about the divorce from mariah. >> there are so many women like i was holding something up. i'm not. that's clearly not the case. who put that out there? >> rumors hinted by not signing the papers yet, he's keeping mariah from tying the knot from billionaire james packer. >> i could be like, i'm but there are a lot of things that go with that that are beyond my control. the only thing important to me are my children. i wantwhat's best for th i believe my ex feels the same way. you've i got to respect the proces luckily, that's all behind us now. everybody can move on and be happy. >> the split didn't seem so friendly hast month when he released this rap titled "divorce papers." >> that was venting process of showing people what this last 2 1/2 to 3 years has been going on mind. i wasn't upset with anyone. if i was upset with anyone, i was upset with theprocess. >> well, there was no sign of that frustration as nick attempted the perry ellis show. nothing but smiles style. >> i have a long relationship with p

nothing but smiles style. >> i have a long relationship with perry ellis. >>> we are with garth brooks his new york return as we flash back to his record-breaking central park concert. >> people show up, great. >> we get the truth about hollywood motherhood from the "bad moms" c >> i battle with my daughter all the time. >> julianne hough's death-defying cliff dive. >> there is a snake right there. i'm not going to eat that. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >> looking good. julianne hough has no trouble attracting a crowd when and her brother derek ran through a crowd. >> they are using t running after stars, aren't they? now they are running with th julianne talked to us about her love getting active and made it a little dangerous. >> ju fiance joined th festivities. >> the way you move directly affects the way you feel. we want people to feel amazing. >> the 27-year-old looks amazing, which is a good thing. needed to be fit for her african adventure w

ellis, the democrats' position is preposterous.s impossible to make a probable cause showing in 72 hours and articulate specific facts that show why someone's rights should be curtailed happens every day all across america. they're saying that these routine events are impossible, which is obviously not true. they're putting on a big show. they're raising a bunch of money saying the nra is controlling congress and blah, blah, blah, but it's farce, because the republicans are scheduling a vote for what the democrats wanted, which is keeping guns out of the hands of terrorists, which by the way, all americans should want but they will vote it down just because it's a republican proposal, just because the nra, shocker, was consulted on a gun issue, as if that's a bad thing and they will oppose it just because of politics. >> ellis? >> well, i got to tell you, there are very few ironclad rules in washington but one that has served me very well over the years, when the nra wants it, we should all reasonable americans should all be agains

his father died after he and ellie were transferred there.re i remember that night.he most horrendous of my life.. i heard my father's voice. i had been his last wish to havi me next to him in his rang any instead of sacrificing my miserable life and rushing to ru his side, taking his hand and reassuring hip and showing him i that he was not abandoned, i i remained flat on my bed. i left him alone in the clutches of death. d i shall never forgive myself. with night translated into 30 languages,. the us holocaust memorial me see up in washington. when staffeldt received the nobel in 1986. 19 i remember this young boy asked ed his the sent yet century after all.a this is notf the middle ages. who would allow such crimes to be committed and how could the e world remain sile length. since # 197 # 6 when del the the author of almost 60 books has b taught at boston university. his support for the iraq war represented a rare departure. i spent my adult life denouncing war because war always mean cruelty, death and extreme violence. however, this time it's different. we cann

island, and so, he took the boat out to ellis island. he's one of the few immigrants to go reverse trip to ellis island so that he could come into the united states. he came into the country, in a sense, through the back door, and only later re-entered through the golden door. my other grandfather came through the golden door in 1913 when he was about 13 years old. but you had to be 16 to work, so he lied on his immigration papers, said he was 16 so he could go to work. and then when he was only about 17, uncle sam sent a little letter greetings -- world war i is now here. and so, my grandfather got drafted before he was eligible, but he couldn't very well say, oh, no, no, i'm too young. and then on august 8th, 1918, he became a citizen under the amendedatory act of may 1918 while stationed at camp gordon in georgia. so, we are a nation of immigrants, but not everybody came in according to the rules. thus, i am the face of the illegal alien. my father and mother both born in new york city were what some people would call anchor babies. t

>> announcer: tonight, stephen welcomes ellie kemper! patrick fugit! and a beautiful performance by we are scientists! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> stephen: hey! hey! welcome to the late show. (cheers and applause) hey! i'm down here, everybody! ♪ welcome! welcome! welcome to "the late show"! here, there, everywhere! thank you so much! (cheers and applause) welcome to "the late show," ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the late show." very excited. what a lovely crowd. what a lovely crowd this evening. i'm your host stephen colbert for "the late show" tonight. quick question before we get on with the rest of the show, is anybody on facebook? anybody here on facebook? (cheers and applause) well, there's big news from facebook today because they're changing the algorithm behind your news feed, and it's going to "limit the amount of content from... brands, celebrities and media" in favor of "more posts from friends." and i think i speak for everyone on faceboo

>> stephen: please welcome ellie kemper! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> yea! right! thank you! thank you! >> stephen: lovely to see you. lovely to see you. i can cover everything. this is a tent. >> stephen: a very jefferson dress. what people may not be able to see at home is you're quite -- >> pregnant. >> stephen: exactly how pregnant are we talking? >> we're talking final weeks. >> stephen: the home stretch. yes, everything is going well. >> stephen: everything going >> yes. >> stephen: first child. you have no plan. >> exactly, life in general. i'm a little disappointed because before getting pregnant i resolved to do all these things during my pregnancy to nurse a healthy pregnancy. i'm finding i didn't do any of them -- playing classical music and reading war and peace to my kid. (laughter) a year ago i bought all these sardines. >> stephen: because they have the omega 3s. the fishy oils. >> exactly. >> stephen: i'm a wife of three so i watched my wife go through the same thing. wanting to do everything right and knowing you can't. >> right. >> stephen:

that's 34 bullets. >> reporter: ellis' 12-year-old granddaughter maleah was the youngest victim.ghter stephanie and her friend angela linner were also gunned down. >> this is not a sniper shooting someone at a distance. >> right. >> reporter: they look their victims in the eye. >> not even a drive-by. walked up, made sure someone was in the car and just opened fire. >> reporter: phoenix police have now linked those murders to four others, and the f.b.i. and u.s. marshal have joined the investigation. the shootings began in march. since then the serial killer or kill verse murdered seven people within 50 square miles. all of the shootings occurred outside homes and at night. right now we have not determined a motive in any one of these eight incidents. we haven't found any relationship between our victims. >> reporter: investigators now have a sketch of the suspect and this community, while on edge, is being vigilant. mike upchurch is patrolling with the guardian angels. >> it's very frustrating because i know that if he's not caught he's going to kill again. >> reporter: but for

nothing but smiles and style. >> i have a long relationship with perry ellis. to come here and get dressed and get all fly. >>> we are with garth brooks for his new york return as we flash back to his record-breaking 1997 central park conc >> people show up, great. >> we get the truth about hollywood motherhood f "bad moms" cast. >> i battle with my daughter all the time. >> julianne hough's dangling from the edge a cliff. can she surviie in the wilderness? >> there is a snake right there. i'm not going to eat that. because my teeth are yellow. these photos? why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. life looks great with tampax pearl. it's built-in, back-up braid helps stop leaks by channeling them back into the core home and on the go. tampax. power over periods. >> looking good. >> julianne hough has no trouble attracting a crowd when she and her bro

the gofundme page for ellis has already raised more than $2,000. link, just tap on the nbc 10 app. >>> nbc 10's jacqueline london is headed to rio to bring you an all-access pass to the olympics. she'll introduce you to the excitement in brazil. her live reports begin wednesday on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> all right. we've had plenty of rain across the region late this afternoon through our evening hours. have the umbrellas handy if you are heading out late this evening, because we do expect the isolated showers to continue. just pick your location here, and you can see your temperature reading. we've got cloudy skies just about everywhere, and showers except here in north wildwood on the boardwalk, folks enjoying that without an umbrella simply because it has been dry along the jersey shore. we've got heavy rain moving in now to parts of northern and central delaware and interior south jersey. you can see by the dark green and yellow there, that's a lot of rain just quickly moving through. we talk

nothing but smiles and style. >> i have a long relationship with perry ellis. here and get dressed and get all fly. >>> we are with garth brooks for his new york return as we flash back to his record-breaking 1997 central park concert. >> people show up, great. >> we get the truth about hollywood motherhood f "bad moms" cast. >> i battle with my daughter all the time. >> julianne hough's dangling from the edge a cliff. can she surviie in the wilderness? >> there is a snake right there. i'm not going to eat that. >> looking good. >> julianne hough has no trouble attracting a crowd when she and her brother derek led a run in california this weekend. >> they are using to runningg after stars, aren't they? now they are running with them. julianne talked to us about her love getting active and made it a littll dangero >> it wasn't j a heart affair this weekend. >> julianne's fiance joined the festivities. he chose a different mode of exercise. >> the way you move directly affects the way you feel. we want people to feel amazing. >> the 27-year-old looks amazing, whi

i'll give ellis that, it was not a great convention.o, this is 2016, he got five points bump out of it, and you don't know what's going to happen, she may get no bump out of it. >> that's true, conventions do not have the impact they used to. we won't get a dukakis level double digit bump for any of these people. it's such a divided nation, it will be a mud wrestle until november. >> michael, in the end clinton is walking a really tough line and many of the independents and republicans who liked the patriotism, when she started giving out those liberal agendas, they were like, no, i'm back off board. >>> still to come, your best and worst tweets like this one from susan. don't denigrate the intelligence of the american people. we're interested in facts too. i know you are, susan, because you're watching this program. those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. oka

scream ] >> hi, momma. >> i say that, i'm like. [ applause ] >> w he said my name. >> then tracee ellis ross, "blackish." >> i called my mom. >> when you called diana ross with an emmy announcement -- >> i didn't call diana ross, i called my mom. >> she said, i said mom you have to wake up. she said why, what's happening. i said i got nominated for an emmy. you can go back to sleep. she said i cannt go back to sleep. screamed for a little bit. it was great. >> "the people versus o.j. simpson" was nominated along with its stars. travolta, sarah paulson, courtney b. vance, cuba gooding junior and david brown. he played chris darden. >> a total of 22 nominations. how does that make you feel now? >> i'm so happy for everybody involved to see it come to fruition. to see how critically it's been received to see how popularly it's been received has been overwhelming. >> next -- snubs. some of your favorites and past winners didn't make the cut. julianna margulies who had an impressive final season on "the good wife" shut out. >> and no major nominations for "the big bang theory." >> our voters

>> rehema ellis in new york, thank you. >>> feeding fears. today three different bombings hit three different cities in saudi arabia. that follows a string of deadly isis attacks across the globe during the muslim holy month of ramadan. we get more from nbc's bill neely. 6 >> reporter: minutes after a bomb attack outside the second holiest site in islam where the prophet mohammad is buried. this is medina, policemen the target, isis suspected so no claim of responsibility a symbolic blow to saudi arabia's rulers, one of three attacks there in a day. earlier controlled explosions outside the american consulate in jetta, where a suicide bomber blew himself up after being stopped by security. no americans were hurt. in a third city, a suicide bomber trying to kill shiia muslims at a mosque. in neighboring iraq over the weekend, carnage. it's iraqi's worst bombing in a decade. timed suicide attacks for the holy month of ramadan, where isis urged it's followers to strike hard. on friday night in bangladesh, three american university students were

i've actually had a long relationship with perry ellis. get all fly. >> still to come, 17 years after jfk jr.'s tragic death, the new documentary and "e.t.'s" flashback. our candid moments with john jr. >> what we're trying to do is get people's attention. >> then "the bachelorette" exposed. new claims from one of the show's most hated villains of all time. >> this is what makes great tv. >> what he says is real and what is fake. >> my heart is broken. >> that's ahead. but first -- >> this weekend in the internet internet birthdays. which "snl" alum has a degree in sports information? is it will ferrell, jimmy fal i used to blame the weather for my frizz. turns out my curls needed to be stronger to fight back. pantene's pro-v formula makes my curls so strong* they can dry practically frizz free.*á because strong is beautiful. get even stronger results with pantene expert, our most intensely concentrated pro-v formula. who told people her this is jbeauty secret.n, it's called water. this is julia roberts, who confessed her million dollar be

something that ellie called him. oh. it's an irresponsible, idle person. well, then you're king ne'er-do-well. nailed it. thanks. so i called your college and said you left school because your grandmother has syphilis. it's okay. there's a little truth to that. whoa. nana cobb? we're moving her to a less "swingy" retirement home, but let's stay on you. travis, i know that you asked a girl to marry you, and she said no, and that just really sucks, but you can't run away from your life. this isn't about kirsten anymore. i don't know what i wanna do, but i know i'm not gonna find it trapped in a classroom going through the motions but not really alive like some sort of ghost. i don't believe in ghosts, because if they were real, i'd like to think that i would be felt up all the time. (laughs) i feel like we're done here, so... same time tomorrow? sure, honey. love you. why are you in here holding my baby? uh, because i assume no one else does. oh. honey, is it okay if we draw six-pack abs on stan to pretend he's a roided-up baby wrestler? you've already done

almost two months ago through now, that boy's mother has also died after battling with burns fry for ellis' eight weeks. -- battling burns >> grant: now, here is a look at some of our other top stories. >> this year's me to death. we trust police officers accurate and to know that someone can take advantage of their position and authority. it is really scary. >> reporter: leading to the all rest of winchester at his home. >> this guy violated the standards of the police. >> reporter: the community has always had a good bond with the local police department. >> my hat's off to all of them. we have to make sure that we continue to work together. >> i have never heard of any issues with the police department. >> reporter: san mateo police apartment heard about the allegations they put them on leave and then he quit his job. >> i am glad that they are taking this seriously. >> reporter: when chester worked at the committee cut as a police officer two women were raped. >> reporter: they have confirmed reasons to believe that these allegations could be true. >> he will not get away with this and

jeanne ellie is in san francisco. did he unite the local democrats?> well, raj, bernie sanders still has a lot of supporters in the hait ash bury district. and tonight not everyone is on board. bernie sanders waits out an extended standing ovation at the dnc. katherine robert was excited to see the enthusiastic response. this is not the speech she wanted sanders to make. >> i'm depressed because i fought really hard for bernie sanders. >> reporter: sanders telling a supportive crowd, clinton must win because everything from civil liberties to immigration reform are at stake. >> if you think you can sit it out, take a moment to think about the supreme court justices that donald trump would nominate. >> reporter: robert isn't convinced. >> i believe him when he says that he'll work to get her elected, yes. will i vote for her, no way. >> reporter: some clinton supporters hope sanders endorsement makes a difference. >> she has to do a lot of work to bridge that. she doesn't really galvanize young people like he does. i think she has an uphill battle. >>

>> it is 5:fifty seven up next scary moments for half a dozen people when their boat capsizes near ellisands plus trouble for the president of temple university. why neil theobald is out. details in a live report at 6:00. we'll be right back. >> ♪ philadelphia mayor jim kenney expected to finalize his cabinet today. he'll introduce a new commissioner for its department of services. it is a particularly tough time for dhs. >> a potentially deadly situation at a happy ending in the waters off of new york's ellis island. six people including children were on a motorboat that started to take in water yesterday and it flipped over within minutes. >> i saw that when the water was coming in the boat was -- the boat was kind of like balancing like that. >> the water get inside the boat so fast. >> the nypd harbor union and u.s. park police raced to the scene jumped into the water and saved all six people. they were taken to jersey city medical center with what were described as minor injuries. there they were met by an overjoyed mother who hugged her children after the dramatic rescue. >> 5:57 n

let's bring in political analyst and best-selling author ellis henican.morning to you. >> it's about time. >> i know. it's about time. well donald trump speaking of time ticking, he is close to announcing his vp pick. could a name be leaked before friday? and who might that be? >> yes, it could be. but you know, i don't know that donald knows yet. >> really? >> last night mike pence -- >> we've seen a lot of auditions. >> he was having his tryout. we've seen chris christie, and newt gingrich, and a little bit of floating of general flynn. i don't think he's decided so we can't know. but of course if anyone has a good leak on it, i'm definitely available for it. >> so am i. give us a call. clinton, she's waiting until after the republican convention to name her vice president choice. will trump's pick have any bearing on her decision? >> you know, not really, i don't think. think about it, she's got to live with this person for at least four years -- >> but if trump picks someone with a strong military background will that kind of sway -- >> you mean my ad

i want to bring in political analyst and best-selling author ellis henican. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> 76 minutes. the longest sort of, you know, bill clinton in '96, a lot of anger really painting the country as bleak, and dark. was it enough to move the needle forward and gain some traction for november? >> well it depends how bummed out americans are feeling in november. i think the unofficial title of the speech is make america afraid again. i mean it was a list of illegal aliens, and rampaging criminals, and terrorists banging on our door. if that's the mood of america months from now, the guy's going to be your next president. >> some would say that's exactly the sentiment of the country, feeding to that anger. but also, you know, i was following and comparing the prepared remarks to what actually came out of his mouth. he pretty much stuck to the script, and when he didn't, he went -- he didn't come off as the same bombastic trump as we've known so far. >> no. he was actually a little nicer in the ad-libs wasn't he? the tone of it was ver

. >>> well i'm joined now by political analyst and best-selling author ellis henican. good morning to you. >> wild night in cleveland, huh? >> wild night. let's talk about the big head line coming out of this. melania trump's speech. what do you think about this? >> well, i mean i always heard that imitation is the highest form of flattery, huh? >> i'm not so sure that's what the rnc's take will be on it. >> no, it's obviously not what they want us to be talking about this morning, right? i mean i have to say, i thought she seemed nice. i mean she seems like a lovely lady as far as-as far as i could tell. but the fact that here we are and all across america people are talking about how similar that speech was to michelle obama's eight years ago, and that was a great speech. i mean people really do remember it. it really introduced her, and softened her husband a little bit. and, nah, that's not what's happening in cleveland. >> melania says she wrote it herself but then trump said well she had speechwriters there. where's the disconnect? >> yeah, well, you know, i don'

time to bring in political analyst and best-selling author ellis henican.rning oh, do we have a lot to talk about today. >> we've got a lot. >> so the fbi's decision with hillary clinton's e-mails, i don't want to ask this but i have to, is it going to put this to rest? i already know the answer. >> we're still talking about vince foster and monica lewinsky. >> no! a rebounding no, right? >> this is 25 years, maybe. >> really? okay well donald trump was really quick to call foul here. even saying that there were bribes involved talk to us about how he makes that claim. >> why does he do that? yesterday was a day where he had such great material to work with. right? the head of the fbi had just slammed hillary clinton for being wildly irresponsible. didn't indict her but did almost everything else. why not just stick to those facts? why come up with this -- this notion -- there's no evidence of any such thing. and it just -- it undermines his critique of her at a time when he -- >> you're saying he really missed an opportunity here? >> yeah, because you know

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