beware of youtube, harry reid. >> harry reid isn't running for president for one, he is retiring nexte are talking about the presidential candidates. dave: you went from 1 to 3. >> 1 he is not running for president 2 he is retiring next year. 40, not he has changed that position. 4, he is not running for president -- dave: we don't have much time. the fact is that is out there, democrats have said not only similar things to donald trump but with an even nastier sort of demeanor. trump at least that i am sympathetic to these people and we will try to work out a deal for them but they got to go back home, not so harry reid. they got to go back, that is it. >> donald trump is a man of action and right or wrong on different things that he said he has forced us to debate issues in a non politically correct fashion that need to be debated. what is urgent that we debate within the country is a question of citizenship, citizenship, not being a civil rights entitlement which many of dave's friend on the progress of left like us to believe. dave: it is tough -- the democrats had two years with

harry reid is reconsidering his backing. >>> climate change starts with a trip to the national cleanmmit in las vegas. joining me now live, he's back, nbc senior editor mark murray. mark, let's talk about this big august that the president has, starting out with the nuclear deal with iran. >> yeah, tamron. you know, the fall is always a busy time in washington, d. dc, and for the president of the units, this is a bigger one particularly as he winds down his presidency, and as you mentioned, chief is getting that iran deal through congress and the math indicates that harry reid, there was one other democratic senator, debbie stabenow, came out in support of that. that means 28 democrats are in support. the white house is just six democrats away from being able to prevent a veto override there. but as you also mentioned, president obama heads to nevada to discuss climate change. it will be a big time conversation with the pope when he visits washington, d.c. and addresses congress next month. then one thing you didn't even mention, trade is still a big issue. president obama ended up g

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. >> this is harry reid's shutdown. this is not the republican shutdown. this is harry connick jr. and brac brac's shut -- barack obama's shutdown. >> democrats refused to budge. >> no willingness at all to compromise. >> the president won't negotiate. >> jon: it's not their shurtdown. is their name on the shutdown? they didn't do it. oj did it. i blame oj. if you glove doesn't fit you must -- remember the chase with the car? [laughter] party of personal responsibility ain't taking none. >> so listen here is the proof once and for all. sniffles magilacuty here, john mccain asked about a claim harry reid is making. >> he said publicly that you came to him in july and offered to pass a clean government funding resolution, no obamacare amendments. it was $70 billion below what the senate wanted they accepted and you've reneged on that offer. >> clearly there was a conversation about doing this. >> several. >> several. >> and you offered a clean resolution. >> i and my members decided that the threat of obamacare and what was happening was so important it was time to take a stand and w

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but they're really -- harry reid recently, women are different from men. [laughter]. >> that's dynamic leadership, right, on the part of harry reid, clearly. >> news flash, right? but he was making the point that they improved the senate. >> right. >> but there still is resistance. it's interesting because you would think -- i mean, now more than half of our college graduates are female. >> right. >> two-thirds of our graduate school graduates are female. you would think that that was sort of permeating the rest of society, but it hasn't hit yet. >> why? >> i think some of it is it takes time. some of it is that the workplace is still very caretaker- unfriendly and that's a big problem that needs to be solved. >> so that -- >> and i think, by the way, it's a problem that needs to be solved for american competitiveness. >> period. >> because if you drive out the best and the brightest, meaning women, since they're the people coming out of these schools -- >> right. >> -- because they can't lead a complete life, it's a problem. >> well, no one was ask of men

i know senator harry reid, years back, proposed ending birth right citizenship. they don't have it in the european countries. is it that radical to say let's wait in line to gain citizenship? >> that has been proposed, not on the citizenship part but whether or not what you do with 11 million. i do candidates were not prepared for the debate but you have to be prepared for the unexpected. what we have next lead up, we have no idea what that could be. this issue is drawn some of them out. republicans, i think, most of them haven't thought it through. that is why you see a lot of flip flopping and people aren't sure. some people just taking a pass. >> here is who i think trump is appealing to with the birth right citizenship thing. you have 400,000 anchor baby births. if i'm allowed to use the term in the united states each year. and middle class, working americans are getting hammered. and trump is saying listen. i want to stick up for american babies. we can stick up for foreign babies later, but right now, parents are saying i don't think my children are going t

here is what harry reid: >> we have an obligation to protect our wives and daughters and granddaughtersancy pelosi says planned parenthood is one of the few affordable options for women saying they provide services like essential cervical and breast cancer screening. this is senator joni ernst: >> i am committed to defending life because protecting the most vulnerable is an important measure of any society. >> reporter: planned parenthood president richards was at the capital yesterday for this vote tweeting out a picture from seenter harry reid's office celebrating the ability to block the bill from moving forward. in an interview out today she talks about the invasion of getting the videos saying quote i have never seen anything so low. >> a judge came out saying this group can't release more videos. how are they doing that? >> reporter: the restraining orders are narrow and specific. the one from the federal judge on friday in california said they good not release videos that involved taped meetings of the national abortion federation. for right now they are blocked on what they can

he was pro-choice, he gave money to nancy pelosi and harry reid. if as. if as people find out more about his opposition, i believe he will fall. >> does that help christie or bush? >> it's not binary. here's what chris christie needs to do he needs to reintroduce himself to the voters of america, he needs to show that he is for something i will accomplish things. >> i want to ask you about what we can expect for thursday night? the debate has been a succession of trying to conserve to the appeal to the conservative base. >> a good one-liner can take the attention the next day, this is a marathon not a sprint. people will do more to disqualify themselves tomorrow night then to qualify themselves. >> grab a beer and watch the show. >> thank you,. >> there's information coming out about the brutal killing of georgina beidler, they came to her home 11 separate times. >> my grandson saw him sfx: music throughout sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnson, a family company. switch now, new york and get i

president obama and other proponents got a huge boost this weekend and harry reid announced his supportor the deal. in fact, today michigan senator became the 28th senator in the democratic side to back it. the president needs 34 votes to sustain a veto if it comes to that. take a look at these numbers in three key swing states in pennsylvania, 61% oppose the deal. by the way, this polling question says do you support the deal or not? no explanation. in ohio 58% oppose it and in florida that's 61. the p.r. battle is being won by the opponent. big money full-page ads. yesterday brent the national security advisor to george h. walker bush had this warning for congress. let us be clear there is no credible alternative for congress to prevent u.s. participation in the nuclear deal. if we walk away, we walk away alone, decades of experience suggests there are moments that should not be squandered. president nixon real lazed with china and regan realized it with the soviet union >>> we are back, while president obama and other proponents of the nuclear deal with iran got a huge boost this wee

if only we get the senate and retire harry reid. and we did that. we came back right after that election. >> they predicted when did you the filibuster, that it wouldn't be a good year in 2014. that's exactly right. all the gray beards said when i stood 21 hours on the senate floor filibustering to stop obamacare, it didn't happen. >> two other moments that really stood out in my mind. you keep using the term washington cartel. is that republicans and democrats? >> it is career politicians in both parties who get in bed with lobbyists and grow and grow and grow government. we just had a big battle over the export/import bank. a classic example of corporate welfare and cronyism. in this mitch mcconnell and harry reid -- >> this is taxpayer backed loans to big business. >> hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer guaranteed loans going to a handful of corporations. they write lobbying collection to politicians in both parties. in the midst of that fight, i tried to introduce amendments on issues that actually the american people care about. amendme

>> like i said, harry reid said it's not right for this country.think that's something we should -- yeah, going forward. >> we should end birth right citizenship? >> to me it's about enforcing the laws in this country. >> what do you make of that? >> well, melissa, this was a question he was asked repeatedly today. his campaign says his position on birth right citizenship is we need to pass immigration reform at all but i think it's clear he understood the question and said that he believes that ultimately birth right citizenship should be ended. that shows you the affect donald trump is having on the republican field. it was clear that walker has absorbed what trump has put throughout in saying this among other things. now walker wouldn't go so far as to say he thinks that children of undocumented immigrants, dreamers, should be deported. he dodged that question pretty specifically but this is certainly a new place for him and hillary clinton has put out a statement criticizing him for it. it's something that could haunt him through the general el

if harry reid and nancy pelosi know what to do better with our money than we know what to do wur money. they've blown $19 trillion the federal deficit. come on. >> that's why i wish the trump message would stay focused on that and that alone. the fact who would you rather have this money? these hot shot investors, many of whom are filth where i rich, but god bless them for being filthy rich, or the government. >> i don't think trump is saying that at all. that's not what i got out of he said in that speech. what he is saying is capital gains should be treated as capital gains and ordinary income tax, ordinary income, and what they are doing to these hedge funds, they're taxing ordinary income at the lower capital gains rate. >> hold on. you don't want to get too much of the details. when you invest money, you are always risking money, right? there's -- you can always lose it. >> that's right. not the same as a salary. you don't know whether you are going to get a return, which, by the way, all goes to we need a flat tax. get rid of all this junk. >> steve, final word. nothing wrong wit

a couple of people, harry reid is retiring, he's going to ultimately vote for the deal. i think schumer probably has problems with the deal but he also has a lot of donors in the deal. it doesn't surprise me that schumer did this is. . i think the obama insult to anyone who stands against this deal, it's interesting to the great feel that everyone had after the bipartisan push with obama and they went from that kumbaya moment. >> now, we kind of touched on this, but let me explain again, congress does not have to approve this -- they certainly zronts don't have to approve it because of the majority that is just an executive agreement. what happens is, the republican majority votes to disapprove the agreement, then the president can veto that disapproval. and then or both houses, one of either house is one-third plus one in the senate. that would mean 44 votes. 33 plus one, 34, and there are 36 democrats. i don't know what the math is in the house, and what that would mean. what do you think? are they able to get one-third plus one of democrats either in the house or the

it passed in the house, harry reid was the majority leader, he adopted a strip and replace amendment that replace that bill with what became obamacare. and these revenue provisions were added in the senate rather than the house. had we been following this, had we had members of congress who are willing to say no, we're not going to go along with that, because that is originating new tax laws in the senate contrary to the constitution we would have been protected by obamacare >> you talk about one of the fourth amendments of the constitution. the right of the people to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated. and no warrants shall be issued upon probable cause. does that still matter in the internet age when the government can find out anything about us? >> yes, it still matters and matters more now than ever. as i explain in the book that modern technology that we have makes government more efficient. and so that is why i have touched on this great story from john wilkes, english parliamentarian from the 1700, who was a subjected to a reasonable sea

we were told in 2014 if only we get the senate and retire harry reid.and did that. and it's worth asking what have the republican majorities done? we came back right after that election. >> by the way, they predicted when you did your filibuster that it wasn't going to be a god year in 2014. >> that's exactly right. all the gray beards said when i stood 21 hours on the senate floor filibustering to stop obamacare, they said we're going to get destroyed. this is going to reelect harry reid as majority leader that didn't happen. >> the one question that got a lot of boos and this came right off the top, running as a third candidate, you wouldn't make the pledge. why? >> i'll make the pledge if i win. you know what? why should i give up that leverage? if they don't treat me well you know we're talking about the establishment republicans. if they don't treat me well why should i make the pledge? i may at some point do it. i'm starting to like the establishment people. the group has been really nice lately. but, you know at this moment, it's great leverage a

harry reid is retiring. he'll ultimately vote for the deal. i think schumer does have problems with the deal but he has a lot of donors with problems with the deal. it didn't surprise me that schumer did it. i won't think it will make a difference. with the obama insult to anyone who stands against this deal, it is interesting given the great feeling everybody had after the trade promotion authority was passed with bipartisan push with boehner and mcconnell. that didn't last long. obama goes right from that kumbaya moment on trade to filleting republicans on iran. it was obamalike. >> okay. now, we have kind of touched on this but let me explain again. congress does not have to approve this deal. they certainly don't to have to approve it by super majority by treaty. what happens is let's say congress and they probably will, republican majority, votes to disapprove the agreement and then the president can veto that disapproval and then all he needs in both houses, one or either house, is one-third plus one in the senate that would mean 34 vote

we will miss harry reid.o alleged leaks that have come out regarding conversations that may have happened between senator schumer and the president. very interesting, chris. >> not only plouffe, but dan pfeiffer. two high level advisers to the president are tweeting very publicly their displeasure with chuck schumer. we are also learning that chuck schumer is one of a handful of members of congress being kept up-to-date on an ongoing basis and john kerry said twice he met with him personally, that at one point he went to capitol hill to meet with chuck schumer. the white house is putting it out there. we did our due diligence. he was kept in the loop all along. they're also saying he is the only democratic senator now on that side. they still think the numbers are with them. having said that, clearly there's a lot of discontent about -- if not the decision itself, the timing of chuck schumer's announcement. tamron? >> chris jansing, thank you very much. >>> now to your first read on politics, hillary clinton

. >>> and minority leader harry reid has officially announced his support for the plan, sent out a tweet saying this is not based upon trust, but strict enforcement and monitoring of inspections. a tweet sent earlier wrote he would do everything in his power to make sure the deal stands. several local democrats came out against the deal including his likely successor chuck schumer. >>> and three americans who stopped a potential terrorist attacks are heroes. honored the men at a ceremony. >> france's biggest heroes bestowed the biggest honor. specialist alek skarlatos, airman first class spencer stone, u.s. air force, and their childhood friend, anthony sadler. three ordinary guys who did an extraordinary thing. at the ambassador's residence, spencer stone described for the first time the moment he and his friends faced the heavily armed gunman head on. >> i saw he had what looked to be an ak47, grabbed the gun out of his hand, put him in a choke hold, seemed like he just kept pulling more weapons left and right, took a box cutter, started jabbing at me with that. >> jabbing that cut spe

i think harry reid in the earlier segment said it exactly right.ical calculus for most of us, this is a question of conviction. and chuck schumer is my very good friend and he's going to be our democratic leader, our majority leader in the senate, but i think he came down on this in terms of his own convictions. the lobbying is furious. but i think that it's kind of heated up over the last couple of weeks. the first week or so because we were in the senate, because they were briefings, because we were trying to at least preserve some semblance of dignity within the institution, the lobbying from outside groups -- you laugh when i say that, but the lobbying from outside groups hadn't heated up until i think both pro and con people had the sense they were going to try to get to us when we came home for our summer recess. >> the coverage of this, particularly in the way that this has proceeded, particularly the kind of vote counting, it's been notable to me obviously because netanyahu, israeli prime minister, has worked so hard, pro-israel groups are

to that end senate democratic leader harry reid is throwing his support behind the nuclear deal with iran. >>> officials in eastern washington state are keeping a close tab on wildfires moving in the direction of a defunct uranium mine. residents are warned to avoid breathing the smoky air. officials in washington say they're making progress against the massive string of fires in okanogan county. the fires have burned at least 337 miles and caused extensive damage. >> it's just a home. we got everything important. it's just a home. >> we got everybody out important to us and we just start and rebuild. >> reporter: there are so many fires occupying so many firefighters that volunteers are being trained for fire duty. >>> in california firefighters are battling a wildfire that broke out near the big bear ski resort. it's grown to at least 100 acres but is 27% contained. water cannons from the resort used to make snow are being used to fight the fire. schools in the area will be closed today. >>> and tropical storm danny is losing steam as it heads west. now with maximum sustained winds

harry reid has thrown his full support behind the deal. the nevada senator says it's the best path to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. it will -- congress tet seth to vote on the deal by mid september. >>> the iran deal one of many things facing the president as he returns from vacation. today hrks e flied to nevada where he'll be a keynote speaker at a conference on are you knewable energy. later this week, he'll be in new orleans. >>> hundreds lined out outside a tiny church in georgia to hear former president jimmy carter deliver a sunday school lesson. he spent little time talking about his cancer diagnosis. he focussed on his lesson for the week, love. hi and his wife married nearly 70 years ago. he's thought at this church for more than 30 years. >> why don't you tell me what state you're from. >> d.c. >> d.c. i used to live there. >> he told the audience he may be finished with radiation. he says he'll now be treated with iv medications. great spirit. >>> still ahead, faulty phones. apple announcing a recall. >>> plus, air s

he's also likely to be the next democratic senate minority or majority leader when senator harry reid retires at the end of next year. president obama worries that senator schumer's opposition to the iran nuclear deal might lead other democrats to do the same. and on tuesday senator menendez, democrat from new jersey, did just that. >> if iran is to acquire a nuclear bomb, it will not have my name on it. it is for these reasons that i will vote to disapprove the agreement. john: with every republican senator already opposed to his deal and many democrats staying quiet, president obama needs at least 34 senators to vote in his favor. but in a further complication, on wednesday the associated press reported that a side deal between iran and the iaea, international atomic energy agency's, nuclear inspections will allow iran to self-inspect its suspected weaponization research site at iran's military complex. critics of the deal say that this arrangement will allow iran to cheat. is the iran deal doomed? eleanor: absolutely not. first of all, there's some reporting that the a.p. story abo

senate minority leader harry reid will support the agreement. that makes 27 senate democrats in favor, meaning president obama needs seven more to ensure the deal's passage. this all brings us to vice-president joe biden's 2016 aspirations. will he or won't he? the "washington post" is reporting that biden is leaning toward a presidential run after a surprise meeting yesterday with elizabeth warren. g.o.p. candidates are clawing to pull ahead of the pack and nbc's brian moore reports. >> i'm not way down in the polls. >> reporter: carly fiorina is fighting for a spot in next week's g.o.p. debate. she wants to talk about hillary clinton. >> she has lied about key things, benghazi, her e-mails, her server. >> we're going to build a wall -- >> reporter: but donald trump's tough talk has the republican field stuck an defense, responding to his talking points. >> i don't agree that we should be trying to amend the constitution. >> i think birth right citizenship as a policy matter doesn't make sense. >> if folks want to come to our country, they shou

. >> new tonight, harry reid has officially announced his support for the iran nuclear deal. reid sent out a tweet saying "this iran agreement is not based on trust. it's based on strict enforcement and rigorous monitoring of inspections." he said he would do everything in his power to make sure the deal stands, and several local democrats are against the deal including reid's likely successor, senator schumer. >>> stock markets in asia are plunging right now, and futures here at home are lower. both indicate more sharp declines for wall street after a huge drop on friday. the dow plunged to the ninth biggest drop in history following the 530 point loss. both indexes went into correction territory meaning they are more than 10% off the recent highs, and the s&p dropped 64. the other thing dropping, gas prices. in parts of of new jersey, a gallon of regular costs under $2. ilana gold explains what is keeping the prices down. >> reporter: at this 7-eleven gas station in perth amboy, new jersey, drives keep showing up because of this. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw

. >> this is harry reid's shutdown. this is not the republican shutdown. this is harry connick jr.arack obama's shutdown. >> democrats refused to budge. >> no willingness at all to compromise. >> the president won't negotiate. >> jon: it's not their shurtdown. is their name on the shutdown? they didn't do it. oj did it. i blame oj. if you glove doesn't fit you must -- remember the chase with the car? [laughter] party of

house press secretary josh earnest refused to say that democrats should still support schumer as harry reid'successor. >> this is a question for democratic senators and a vote they will cast in early 2017. i certainly wouldn't be surprised if there are individual members of the senate democratic caucus that will consider the voting record of those who say they would like to lead the caucus. >> senator claire mccaskill says his opposition will not sway her or any other democrat who is still undecided. >> i don't think either of us feel pressure, either by chuck schumer's rejection of this deal or president obama's full throttle support of this deal. we're doing our homework. on 60 days to review this deal, it appeared to me most of them made their mind up in about five minutes. this is one where the heightened rhetoric on both sides is not always helpful. and i hope that more senators keep their blinders on, do their homework and figure out which way do we secure israel and secure our country. >> now to some sad news from the sports world. nfl hall of famer and veteran broadcaster frank giffor

. >> senate minority leader harry reid has come out strongly in favor of the agreement with a nuclearran, diminishing chances that congress is going to block it. reed said he had do everything in his power to make sure the deal stands. the "washington post" counts 31 senators in favor or leaning that way, just three short of what's necessary to uphold a presidential veto against a resolution of disapproval. >>> meanwhile, iran un-valed a short range, ballistic missile at a ceremony attended by the president. the government says it can more accurately pinpoint targets. a recently passed security council resolution called on iran not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles capability, particularly those are delivering nuclear weapons. iran says none of its missiles are designed for that purpose. >>> the a.p.'s top college list is out. >>> plus a bolt from the blue. usain bolt stuns the world again. >>> wildfires out west out of control gaining even more ground in washington state. >>> first, take me to church, a capacity crowd in plains, georgia for president jimmy carte

>> harry reid said it's not right for this country. >> we should end it? >> yeah.me it's enforcing the laws in this country. i think you enforce the laws. i think it's important to send a message we're going to enforce the laws no matter how people come here. >> walker's campaign sought to clarify his remarks stating we have to enforce the laws, keep people from coming here, enforce to e verify to stop the jobs magnet. he did not claim he misspoke. louisiana governor bobby jindal embraced trump's stance. others used cautious language. >> if a child is born here from immigrant -- illegal immigrant parents, they become citizens now. >> well of course our constitution has said over the course of time that's the case. i said recently that's got to be discussed in the entire reform package. >> well, you know we should talk about what it would take to get it changed. it would take passing a constitutional amendment to get that changed. this is part of our 14th amendment. honestly, we should put all our energies, all our political will over finally getting the border secu

clinton by the number three democrat in the senate and possible successor to senate minority leader harry reid and white house spokesman says shumers position is not typical of majority of jews in this country. >> majority of american jews who support this agreement. the individuals advocating for the defeat of this agreement are the same people who made the same arguments in 200 3 in the march to war against iraq. >> and two jewish members of house also announced today they'll vote against the deal. >> patco says some of the trains are sudden epically stopping short. it has happened 43 times between may and july this year enforcing passengers to evacuate. it is only been affecting older trains no, i patco figured it out and it has a problem with brake pads they're working on temporary fix. they're already in the process of replacing all the older trains with new ones over the next year. and a new government report out tonight braces septa as one of the only two commuter rail roads in the country on track to install mandatory safety technology by december 31 that is the deadline. and so-called

part of it has to do with compromise, harry reid was wrong on this, he said it over and over.avid: what way is he wrong? >> he didn't understand how the 14th amendment works. our ancesters would provide better lives. my grandparents took advantage of the 14th amendment. we had different immigration policies, much more open border back then. obviously, there's a lot of pressure to put the security to work. david: that's the point, and i'm hearing it frankly from the left, that our situation has changed a lot in many ways since the constitution was written. and one of the ways it's changed is the border, the border has become much more porous, our welfare policies are such we are attracting hundreds of thousands of immigrants who come here for the welfare, particularly in the case of many pregnant women who walk across the border. have their child, who is immediately able to get various welfare programs from a ftc to various health care, et cetera. because of the changing circumstance, shouldn't we change part of the 14th amendment? >> i think that would be in retrospect we woul

who knew all you had to do was fire up harry reid, human equivalent of dry toast was mention trade agreements. if i had known that, i what have managed it earlier and kept myself from fall asleep every time i interviewed him. all right. now to be clear. yeah, that's right this is what it is like when someone's got five weeks left, people. get used to it. [bleep], i'm outa here! now to be clear, the tpp is not what they were voting on friday, they were voting on the trade adjustment assistance program aimed at hooeping americans keep jobs. normally democrats are for it but they were against it the option of adding amendments so basically that the obstructive tpa, rejected the pa to on jkt the tpa-- you no he what, -- >> i promise i will never be in a bicycle racial, that i can tell you. >> why would you mention that at your presidential kickoff. >> i would like to vote for him but i'm worried he might put on bicycle shorts, i don't know. all right, come on, you can do this without the trump just. tell me if the president got what he wanted or not. >> the house overwhelmingly rejected a white h