you have to couple this with takinggermany,footsie with nato inviting them back into the g8.e are treating them like a friend who can be appeased. for this reason, i believe russia -- the state department should label russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. that's a bipartisan effort un r underway in the house and senate to push them to do so. >> congressman, domestically, let's talk about these militarized feds that we have seen in portland. it's going to be a long, hot summer. we could see them in the streets of other cities as well. you would be forgiven for thinking that they were your brothers and sisters in camo as part of overseas dismounted infantry the way they present, their markings, the way they are outfitted for what looks like urban combat. this goes back to what is supposed to be the role of dhs and these vague law enforcement people who, again, look for all the world like overseas dismounted u.s. army infantry. >> sure. they have the same responsibilities as i would attribute to other law enforcement. again, public safety but also constitutional rights and ear

of the world when it comes to the mixture of green and red arrows that we are seeing in london the footsie is slightly down for the week but did see some gains on friday on the back of pharmaceutical and utility shares and the easing of lock down restrictions on indoor pools and gyms but still not enough to erase this week's loss now the french cac and german dax they're also in the red following similar sentiment french industrial output however did surpass expectations as they climbed 90.6 percent in may and let's go ahead and cross over the atlantic to brazil where that it is also up on the week as many parts of the country have reopened despite a growing number of coronavirus cases the country's inflation measured by i.p.c.a. consumer price index rose 0.26 percent in june let's move north to the b.m.v. in mexico it's down for the week as mexico central bank said the economic recovery is uncertain despite the country's reopening and several important sectors like manufacturing coronavirus concerns are still lingering in mexico in the u.s. the dow just about flat the s. and p. squeaked o

where the footsie is down for the week despite its big increase in retail sales which jump what 13.9 percent u.s. china tensions are way on sentiment here the u.k. and europe also pushed back the deadline to reach an agreement over brecht's it to september now the german dax closed just slightly down for the week the german chip maker infinium saw a major losses as shares fell by more than 4 percent the french cac also down for the week the index fell 1 point one percent in early trading friday on that to protect u.s. china consulate move let's move across the atlantic to brazil where. it is in the red for the week the rail slipped 1.5. percent against the u.s. dollar still the brazilian economic policy secretary said stimulus measures are helping the country's economic recovery and the forecasts to g.d.p. will have to be revised to better than expected very nice there in mexico that it's up for the week despite reporting a surge in coronavirus cases the index stayed positive the country's economy shrank 2.6 percent in may from april on thursday mexican president and dress meanwhile

the footsie is up as we just mentioned with its 1st weekly gain in 4 weeks despite the surge and coping 1000 cases investors are hopeful of more stimulus and that covert 19 vaccine that we just discussed now the german dax and the french they also finished the week in the green following similar trends let's move across the atlantic to brazil where the ebo best is also up on the week the rail outperformed expectations on the brazilian economy ministers proposal to potentially lower taxes and grant informal workers a 20 percent bonus over their earnings calling it a negative tax now this comes as the country has been ravaged by the pandemic moving to mexico the b.m.v. is also up on the week the company behind the index just released its latest quarterly results beating expect. patients with shares gaining more than 2 percent and here in the united states it's kind of a mixed bag again now the nasdaq is actually down after a run that saw a record highs but netflix took a toll on the index as the streaming giant missed 2nd quarter profits and 3rd quarter guidance now the s. and p. and dow

really thriving now let's move to some european markets where all in the red this week in london the footsie took a hit on that u.s. g.d.p. data aviation and turns them stocks also one of those losses as of the cove in 1000 chases remain on the rise the french cac and the dax also followed similar suit the dax fell by nearly 3 percent and a half or going to half percent rather on thursday alone but both indices saw some gains on the final day of trading for the month at least on those big tech well moving across the atlantic over to brazil the evil best buy in the green this week the index touched its highest point in really 4 and a half months well it's still trading about 13 percent off pretty pandemic numbers the index gained roughly 2.5 percent this is despite having the 2nd highest number of covert 1000 cases worldwide in mexico the b.m.v. is down for the week actually mexico's g.d.p. fell by 17.3 percent for the 2nd quarter compared to the prior 3 months that is felt by 18.9 percent year over year that and the g.d.p. drop in the u.s. really weighed on investor sentiment here in the uni

the pandemic and let's move over to european markets we have some a little bit of a mix here the footsie 100 finished down for the week as concerns over coronavirus started to grow in the country starts to lift more restrict restrictions well the french cac and german dax are in the green for the week as well both fell slightly on friday over the pandemic but positive economic data really helped to maintain some of those gains and let's move across the atlantic to brazil where the evil best buy is in the green the end x. gained 31 percent in the 2nd quarter of this year but it's still down about 20 percent from year to date these are from highs seen at the. end of january the b.m.v. in mexico also managed to stay positive this week after u.s. job numbers reported on thursday the mexican peso also strengthened against the dollar as oil prices saw some gains later in the week in the u.s. all 3 major indices the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq finished up markets were closed friday for the independence day holiday now despite new record coded 19 cases jobs data help the indices also seeing

we need to stop playing footsie with these people but overall we need to -- this tells us why anothereason we need to get out of afghanistan. no reason american fighting men or women comes home in a body bag or worse, in a mental condition that will further wreck themselves and their families. >> you come a lot of ground with an answer. general mckenzie, the top us general in the middle east recently made some big headlines by saying he doesn't think these russian bounties led to the deaths of us troops but at this point can we definitively say that russia did in fact pay these bounties to the talent and even if they didn't lead to us deaths? >> we can't definitively say that. the folks that were briefed in the meeting and both parties are being kind of hush about it all. it is the old adage, just about power and we've got a group, in both parties who would like to see this white house crumble and if they could make a move towards that you have seen it in both parties and it is a disgrace. of the president knew about it. it is not clear. i just don't see it. todd: all right. jillian:

this is the same person when i was in the studio playing footsy with dave duke.ates of america we deserve the president we had today and we've never dealt with this issue and so now we have to and hopefully we can turn the page. >> very quickly, david axelrod, do you thisnk this matters? >> no, i think what matters is 136,000 people have died and this virus is raging and he seems unresponsive to it. he seems to be pouring gasoline on the fire of race at a time when the country isav think peoe on what touches their lives. i think long ago they made a judgment about his character. >> david axelrod, bakari sellers, thanks for being here with us. we try to remember the victims of the pandemic, including a couple married for 60 years and a marine veteran. (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. you get way more tha

what's clear as day though is that this administration should not be playing geopolitical footsie with them, inviting them into the g7, withdrawing from nato over and over and over again saying, well, they must have better intentions, there must be something that we don't know. in reality what we should be doing is following up with diplomatic action, additional sanctions, the end of any and all foreign aid, and making sure that we're leading with strength. they are at this point moving more in line of being an enemy than a friend. >> give us an update on where you are on pushing for congress to investigate these intelligence reports that -- a dwifgts russian gru was offering a bounty to taliban affiliated terrorists in afghan tan to kill american and british troops. where are you on that call for an investigation? >> it is very important that we also look at that issue in line with this effort to steal information about vaccines. it is absolutely inexcusable for the administration to say, oh, we didn't know about it or the president wasn't briefed. that's no excuse. why was it not ele

this is the same guy when i was in the studio who played footsie with david duke.his is to be true. the united states of america, we deal with the patriots we hares today and we've never dealt with this issue. hopefully we can very quickly and turn the page. >> very quickly, david axelrod, do you think this matters? >> no, i think what matters is that 136,000 people have died and this virus is raging and he seems unresponsive to it. what matters is he seems to be pouring gasoline on the fire of race at a time when the country is having a reckoning about it. these things touch people's lives and i think they're going to vote on what touches their lives, not -- i think long ago they've made a judgement about his character. >> correct. >> david axelrod, bakari sellers, thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >>> up next, we're going to remember the victims of the pandemic, we try to do every night, a couple married for 60 years and a marine veteran. oh, that's a good one. wait, what's that? that's just the low-battery warning. oh, alright. now it's all, "check out

and him playing footsie with putin and refusing to stand up for the values of this country, includings on our soldiers is just another nail in the coffin. >> politically, of course. politically. >> claire is sticking around. doctor -- exactly. dr. gupta, thank you for from bringing a visual aid today. i think everyone is struggling to understand how we get to the other side of this, how we get to normal, and that helped me understand it a lot. thank you so much. and jonathan lamir, thank you for your all-star reporting on i think five or six different threads that we're covering. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, protesters return to the streets this weekend. now many say they are protesting the federal response to the original protest. trump putting in motion and escalating a dangerous dynamic as an attempt tio aid his ailin re-election effort. >>> also ahead, house speaker nancy pelosi joins us live to talk about john lewis who is being honored on capitol hill today as well as the race to protect funds for unemployed americans. we also ask her what democrats plan to ask at

not be doing right now is exactly what this administration is doing which is playing geopolitical footsieo is obviously an enemy. we can't look at this in a silo. this is not just about soldiers in afghanistan, this is also about russia attacking our democracy. this is about russia annexing crimea. this is about russia shooting down an airliner. this is about russia engaging in a chemical attack in the united kingdom over and over and over again they're acting as a hostile enemy. at this point we have to strongly consider treating them as such. >> congressman, al sharpton here. let me ask you about two items, you referred to one of them in terms of your constituents, the passing of the patriot act in terms of continuing to help another stimulus bill for those still suffering during this time of the pandemic. and also dealing with the -- with speaker pelosi and all have gotten through the house in terms of the -- in terms of the george floyd bill in terms of dealing with policing. you're the congressman in staten island where eric gardner happened in terms of the chokehold. you have a fair